. >> reporter: younger brother robert who worked for donald later in life learned what older he >> robert had a set of blocks and i had a set of blocks and i asked robert if i could have his blocks and i built a beautiful tall block building and then i said i like it so much that i glued it together and then robert couldn't have his blocks. so i don't know, somehow that story is a story that a lot of people have asked me about, i don't know. >> what do you think it says? >> well, it says i think that just even at a young age i wasn't so much different than i am now, i don't know. >> you had to get what you wanted even if it was somebody else's blocks. >> reporter: richard lefrak has been friends with donald trump for nearly half a century. he says the man he knows is not that different from the boy gluing his brother's confiscated blocks. >> the drive, the determination, this kind of boundless energy that he has. that's always been donald. he loves to accomplish things. and he loves to be complimented for his achievements. >> reporter: his longtime serial twitter user is quite old-fashion

son robert jr. is with him. the others, back in vegas. the eldest, brandon, at home. she takes the wheel, delicately maneuvering the car. then the lesson moves from the parking lot to the neighborhood's main streets. >> we stopped and she pulled over, and we switched seats. >> reporter: tammy takes the wheel. she's going at a snail's pace, when suddenly, an impatient driver appears. >> a silver car, he's riding our bumper. i honk the horn. >> reporter: that honk of the horn, something we've all done, would change everything. you pull up here. >> she turns right. and right about here -- >> reporter: she says that silver car suddenly sideswipes them. who is this guy? >> i didn't recognize them. >> reporter: were you scared? >> yes, i was really scared. he gets out of the car. take your time. >> he says i'm going to kill you and your daughter. >> reporter: in a panic, crystal says they flee the scene. but what happens next is a puzzle we piece together tonight. everyone agrees that sometime after 11:00 p.m., two cars go to the end of the cul-de-sac where the myers live.

louis post-dispatch" reporter robert patrick unearths the dreaded truth. death certificates for many of those babies, another blow for watkins. >> we were able to document, with at least one source, the deaths of three-quarters of the babies. >> reporter: still, that leaves and tonight, one of them has a message for zella. >> if you indeed did give your daughter up then, then you need to, i would say, come clean. >> reporter: but even as many doubt her, zella jackson-price is standing tall. >> it's worth it to have my baby with me. i'll take the scandal, the abuse and all of that because she's it. that's my child and they can't take her no more. ? happy birthday to you ? >> reporter: when we come back, the birthday celebration 50 years in the making. and this st. louis ram's hail mary pass. this weekend at kohl's it's even eascash!o earn kohl's everyone gets $5 kohl's cash for every $25 spent! the more you buy, the more kohl's cash you'll earn no limit! plus - take an extra 20% off when you spend $100 or more! now that's the good stuff. kohl's. packed full

i'm robin roberts. tonight we're going to give you an insider's take on the most competitive categories. and we'll also discuss the controversy concerning the lack of diversity among this year's nominees. that's later. but first, we have some stories to tell. when you think of sylvester stallone you think movie star, right? yeah, action hero and of course, rocky balboa. you might not think artist, painter and writer. but he's all three of those. sylvester stallone's big break came about through the sheer power of his imagination when he hatched the idea that not only launched his career but began the 40-year saga that we still can't get enough of. let's start from the beginning. was there ever a time that you doubted yourself? >> yeah. basically in this flop house. it's $26 a week, very transient and you shared a floor with ten people, you don't know anybody on the planet. literally no one. >> reporter: i think i recall you saying your acting low point, "the godfather," and you said you couldn't even ge

the reporter led prosecutors to robert fremont, who befriended vail in california in the late 1960s. >> he talked about something about a lake and a boat and all this stuff and he had killed his first wife. i thought it was maybe some kind of b.s. story. the second time he told me, it was very graphic and it really troubled me. >> wdi her on the head and threw her in the water. >> reporter: unfortunately, neither man reported those conversations to police at the time and felix went on to marry again. what are the chances something suspicious might happen to his new wife? stay with us. here's how it feels to get fifty percent off most national carrier rates too. so, imagine how it feels to switch to sprint and buy an iphone 6s and get another one free when you add a second line. plus, try us out for thirty days. if you're not satisfied we'll refund your money. if you've gone to extremes to escape your nasal allergies. try clarispray. new, from the makers of claritin. and nothing is more effective at relieving your sneezing, runny nose and nasal congestion. return to the world. try cla

an earlier colorado lottery windfall, over half a mill paid out in tommy and a buddy by the name of robert rhodes. >> yeah. lifelong friends, college roommates, the trio, enjoy chasing big foot. and it seems, lottery jackpots. and, in checking cell phone records it was discovered that they were in contact with each other almost every day. >> you couldn't write a movie script this rich with twists and turns. >> reporter: in fact, investigators say they've already identified a total of six suspicious jackpots across the country and expanded their search to 34 states. >> when you see one cockroach it's reasonable to believe that there's 100 more that you don't see. >> hi, i'm looking for mr. rhodes, please. >> reporter: mr. rhodes not eager to talk when our eager to talk when our affiliate ktrk came calling this week. >> thank you. >> might just all be very lucky. >> it's reasonable to draw the conclusion that it wasn't merely a coincidence. >> covering this trial, did it make you play the lottery more or less? >> well, i did buy a powerball ticket twice in the last few weeks. >> reporter: $1

here tonight, debra roberts. >> daddy and owen. fighting with swords in the leaves. >> reporter: a dad and son playing make-believe in a massachusetts suburb. >> it's a video like every family has a zillion of at this point. leafy backyard. it's autumn. we're running in the crunching leaves. >> reporter: a treasured moment in time, a backyard recreation that appears unremarkable. >> thank you. thank you. owen, who are you? >> i'm peter pan, and you're captain hook. >> okay. oh, no! and it was really a glimpse of a life that would soon change and vanish. >> reporter: ron and cornelia suskind are journalists raising two boys, 5-year-old walt and his younger brother owen. >> say night-night. >> night-night. >> in the early days, we lived on -- what we now look back and call the continent normal. >> it was just perfect. walter, incredibly spirited child from the start, and then owen, this beautiful, curly boy, you know -- just two really great kids. owen was easy as pie. just gentle, happy. he was interacting, speaking completely norma

s first hug -- and it's a long hug -- goes to rose, then katie, robert, and finally kirsten. for the first time since he was left alone in a church 44 years before, d.j. is in the arms of the biological family he never knew. >> you look like our uncle john. >> reporter: but amid the joy, there is tension as well, because d.j. now has to tell them the story. they have no idea he was abandoned, left in a manger alone. now he tells them what their mother did. >> i guess i should start with -- my story begins in texas. >> yeah. >> when i was about five days old, i was found in the nativity scene of st. anne's catholic church. i was well cared for, very healthy, and i had a blanket and a stack of diapers and some formula with me. but looking back on the story and what i know now, i think that i was left there because that was the safest place that i could have been left at that time. i was born in december, so it and, uh -- and so that would be the safest place that i would be found. i know that this information is a bit of a shock for you guys. this is the article that ran in the

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it was brian's day off but he showed up that evening around 6:30 asking for another stockboy, robert render. >> and brian was looking for render and asked me if i had seen him, where is this guy. i paged him and that was the last time i seen him. >> after seeing brian, mario says he picked up a pizza nearby, sharing it with clear across the other side of the store from the produce cooler. that's his alibi. mario says he helped close the store as usual at 8:00. both the defense and prosecutors believe brian was murdered before closing time. >> did you kill brian carrick? >> absolutely not. >> are you responsible in any way for his death? >> no he calls calling shane lamb to the store to talk to brian. >> this is important because police believe you call shame lamb. did you ever call him in. >> no. we actually gave them my phone records and showed them there was no call. >> shane on your urging of talk to him, has an altercation with brian carrick, punches him a few times, lay him out, you tell shane go, i'll take care of this. any truth to that? >> not at all. i didn't see shane in th

here's debra roberts. >> reporter: it's not ford's theater, or the watergate hotel. but this simple storage unit may soon claim its own place in the criminal history of washington, d.c. this is the place. where did you t behind that plastic bin. >> reporter: it was right here that this woman, speaking on camera for the first time, set up a bizarre amateur sting operation which would upend one of d.c.'s most famous murder cases, and she says, endanger her own life. >> i honestly thought, "he's going to kill me." >> reporter: we're talking about the notorious chandra levy case. >> this case had everything. it had power. it had sex. it had the nation's capital. rise. >> reporter: and now, because of this woman, the man once convicted of the murder will walk free. do you regret making those recordings? >> i had that recorder because my gut instinct told me something was really wrong, and something terrible could happen. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time, you'll hear her story, hear from that suspected killer himself. we are on our way to meet the man many are conv

shortage of accomplished alumni including journalist katie couric, comedienne tina fey, and the late robert f. kennedy. but it has another claim to fame you won't see on display in the rotunda. >> the very beginning of our first year, we won the -- "playboy," like, top party that's pretty pervasive. >> reporter: the year of that "playboy" honor was 2012, where our story begins. and the main character? a young woman, a freshman -- we're calling jackie. by all accounts her initial weeks are typical. getting to know the grounds and her classes, and hanging out in the dorms, where she meets three other first-year students, ryan duffin, kathryn hendley, and alex stock. do you remember coming to uva your freshman year, what it was like? >> i was pretty much just looking for friends at the and i met kathryn and i met ryan, and then through them i met jackie. and we kind of formed something of a friend group in the first couple weeks. >> reporter: when did you first meet jackie? >> i first met jackie on my second day at uva. a good person to spend time with. we were hanging out a lot in the first f

. >> reporter: his favorite professor at the storefront college, robert wells, isn't buying it. >> his efforts to clean and purge the crime scene, those are things he could have learned right there in my class. >> reporter: this hits you hard that he may have learned jackson has not given up. she is still searching with little help for her lost lea. just 98 pounds in life, but a heavy weight on her heart and soul now. >> i look forward to the day that i get to meet my daughter. but in the meantime, i'm going to try to find her. >> that mother, still searching. our question, could you have did, playing it low-key while trying to get the confession some. >> let us know, using #abc2020. >> here is the rain that caused it. the chilly winds that follow. maria: also breaking. a second body found in a flooded trench in boston's south end. >> a massive fire burning right now coming dangerously close to home. >> we have breaking news. breaking news on a powerful line of october thunderstorms bringing severe street flooding to parts of our area, cars left stranded in fitchburg. more than four in

>>> you remember them on "dancing with the stars," kym johnson, robert herjavec. how about going from that to walking down the aisle, the pair tied the knot last night in l.a. abc's adrienne bankert has the story. ? early in the morning ? >> reporter: overnight the ballroom -- >> i'll give you 200,000. >> reporter: and the boardroom shark saying "i do." robert herjavec and kym johnson giving "people" magazine an exclusive first look at the big day. the bride wearing a strapless monique lluillier gown, her groom in a white tux as they exchanged vows surrounded by family, friends and famous co-workers including "dancing with the stars" pros derek hough and mark ballas who snapchatted from the wedding. >> so happy for you guys. love you guys. ? 'cause you make me feel so -- >> reporter: the savvy shark and dancing pro met during season 20 the dance floor. >> the chemistry you have is incredible. >> reporter: rumors swirled about the duo's relationship status throughout the season. the pair didn't take home that mirror ball trophy. >> you may not have won a mirror bal

vance who stars as attorneys johnnie cochran and robert shapiro. welcome. showing you some love. you're a newbie to "gma." >> i'm an oldie. >> we go back. >> i told you that i've been able to watch the first two. allowed us to see it ahead of time. my goodness. it's one of those that you remember where you were when, especially the white bronco. john. >> yeah, i was in caramel, month ray, california. my dad was glued to the television. i was in my celebrating my rebirth of my career with "pulp fiction" and just won at the film festival and i was celebrating my career but experiencing this american

i guess you're still a newlywed, robert. you're still a newlywed, correct. >> absolutely, it's been six weeks. >> all right. >> congratulations. >> yes, yes, yes. >> oh, thank you very much. >> you're looking good this morning. okay -- >> why, thank you. >> you're very welcome. the ggmail account, millions of us have that robert? >> well, the first of all, it's not your private e-mail when it's on gmail. it's a public e-mail account and people have to realize this. when you're accessing a public e-mail system from a public wi-fi, the keyword is public. anybody can be hacked. >> you know what, we said it numerous tiles, change your password. what you're always told. is there something more you can do. >> michael, you don't want to anybody can figure it out. use phrases like i like football. i like to dance, one, two, three, phrases are more difficult to hack and a lot of e-mail systems today allow two-factor authentication where they send you a text with a code in order to access your e-mail. it's a hassle but worth the extra

and cokie roberts. e president-elect leaned in to general james mattis, mad dog mattis as a possible secretary of defense. what can you tell us? >> they share a lot of the same views about the military and foreign policy. since retiring in 2013, mattis has been critical of defense cuts, of announcing draw-downs in afghanistan in advance, and our approach to fighting rad a call jihadists. yi terrorists. he's belod by troops. the kind of general who would take christmas duty watch so younger marines with families could enjoy holidays. women in the military may have issues with where he stands on women in combat. he would have to get a kongs nal waiver because you have t be out of uniform for seven years to serve as defense secretary. waiver. general david petraeus. also mitt romney, ry giuliani. all mentioned for secretary of state. >> we don't know a lot about what happened with mitt romney. as for david petraeus, i'm not sure he's under active consideration but tre was another general who recommended th

yeah, they have a strong case against robert durst. yeah, they've got a pretty good shot of getting a conviction, but this is an old case. it's not easy to prosecute a case this old. they have more evidence than ever had before, they have a better shot than they ever had before. but this defense team has stuff to work with here. >> also looking at oscar pistorius. conviction, new sentencing coming up. >>> next, coming up on "good morning america" -- where to visit in 2016, the top places to take your family without breaking the bank. >>> and pastor joel osteen here to help start your year off right. >>> hi, we're in spain and this message goes out to katherine, tom and matt in north carolina, happy holidays from our family. >> all: to yours! >>> i want to say hi to my family. dadly loves you and i miss you. and i can't wait to get home. hands down, it was... that's who i was. after one week of chantix, i knew i could quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke.

debra deborah roberts is with us now. you are the odd couple. >> you mousse have been exhausted by the time you left our house. most people are. >> you're just so beautifully open and honest with etch're ach other. >> so many couples relate. they're very different or they approach life differently. at the end of the day, you come together, you find the common ground. we talk about the difficulties, the challenges. >> if you can laugh about it. >> i can't relate to how nice you are about the differents in driving. >> we were nice for lara. we're not usually that nice in the car. >> amber and i have been blessed to be around that dinner table. you're vo so right. the way you go back and forth. it's so inviting. and warm in your home. and al can cook. >> he will. >> we didn't have time to get into the cooking thing. he doesn't want you anywhere near the kitchen. >> absolutely. we talk about you and advice i have got frn you. ups, downs, challenges. we all have them. if anybody can be inspired and find maybe a twipgle of advi

deborah roberts with more. hey, deborah. >> lots of buzz around this one, of course, the trial that mesmerize the nation is again taking center stage. the fx series bringing in 5 million viewers making it the channel's most watched drama series debut ever and as you say, perhaps one of its most controversial. >> you got two victims in brentwood. nobody gets killed in brentwood. >> reporter: this morning the fx series sparking big buzz on social media and among those portrayed in the series. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant orenthal j. simpson not guilty of the crime of murder. >> reporter: for the father of ron goldman murdered alongside nicole brown simpson mixed emotions. >> some parts i was okay with. and others, not. i was okay with the rantings of the killer because that's who he is. >> reporter: goldman who owns rights to the infamous book "if i did it confessions of the killer" says it does a disservice to his son and nicole brown simpson. >> their only involvement in this s

. >> not included in this prisoner swap was former fbi agent robert levinson. he disabacked back in 2007 but they say they don't know where he is. this deal comes down just as that landmark nuclear deal goes into effect dropping sanctions on iran freeing up tens of billions of dollars in iranian assets but the white house says this deal on the prisoners is unrelated that deal. george. >> thanks jon and we are joined ali. i know you have had a chance to talk to jason. how is he doing? >> he's happy to be out and on his way home. he's fortunate to have the folks of him. and he wants to move along as soon as he can. he's respectful of the process they have and is just thankful for everything that everybody is doing for him. >> how is his health? i mean, he's mostly been neglected for a long time. i haven't seen him personally. the doctors haven't come back and said there's anything serious right now. our main concern is to make sure he integrates back in and gets the right psychological treatment he needs. so that he can be successful and come back home soon. >> t

robert downey jr. with the caption join me in welcoming the biggest tony stark fan of them all to tony stark or maybe taylor swift. >> ah. >> tom hiddleston. >> a little trivia this morning. >> welcome to social media. >> really excited about him joining. >> huge lover of instagram and the trolls and the trolling. >> oh you are. have you followed him yet. >> i haven't followed him yet but i'm joining that 500,000 >>> like robert downey jr. you never know what's coming from tom. finally summertime and love is in the air, everybody. a lot of couples getting engaged and posting them on social media. this woman is taking relationship goals to a hilarious new level. officially off the market, guy, the job market. beneath that abraham shared this news that she found her perfect match by sharing these photos on facebook getting more than 11,000 likes. it was love at first interview. she'ee months but has finally found a company that truly cares about its employees. we all here want to say congratulations. >>

>>> yep, we've been hearing that song "start me up" back now with new england patriots owner robert kraft is known for his blow-out bashes and last night he topped them all with rolling stones and t.j. holmes is here with all of those details. t.j., were you there. >> as you say, robach, t.j. is here, not there. but, yes, this concert last night, can you believe that. the stadium where the new england patriots play actually seats 68,000 people. well, last night one of the greatest bands in history played there last night and only a couple hundred showed up? ? pleased to meet you hope you guess my name ? >> reporter: the rolling stones rocked a small concert at a big venue last night, gillette stadium. ? yeah yeah yeah ? >> reporter: and you couldn't buy a ticket to this concert even if you tried. ? brown sugar ? young -- >> reporter: a few hundred people lucky enough to receive an invitation to patriots owner robert kraft were treated to hits from their six-decade career. ? when the roof comes down ? ? when the roof comes down ? ? when the roof comes down ? >> reporter: the party, the gue

let's bring in cokie roberts in mt. pleasant, south carolina, home, of course -- the state home of course to nikki haley. good morning to you, cokie. >> good morning. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving to you, as well. we know nikki haley was a very during the election. >> yes. >> to say the least but -- so what do you make of her nomination for u.n. ambassador? >> i think it's very interesting that he is able to go beyond his strict loyalists, because that seemed to be the thing that mattered most to him during the campaign was that somebody was loyal to him and she certainly wasn't but she is an interesting pick. she really came to prominence after the horrendous church she tried to bring the state together. she insisted on bringing down the confederate flag and just ended that controversy for good and then after hurricane matthew hit, she was also a very strong presence in the state. and trump thinks she can make a deal and he thinks that's a good deal for the u.n. ambassador, of course, her foreign policy exp

robert sundberg boasted about his bury the victim who is also a massachusetts trooper at the concord barracks. police are searching for this man accused of robbing a citizen's bank branch inside of a stop and shop in bedford last night. police believe it could be the same man. that targeted a salem new hampshire bank last week. more coming up in the next hour, and if you are on the go you can watch us any time on the mobile app. "good morning america" narrator: let's put this political promise to the test. ayotte: i've been an independent, strong voice for new hampshire. narrator: then why does kelly ayotte still support donald trump for president? independent minded republicans across america put principle ahead of party and said no to trump. but not kelly ayotte. she says she still supports trump. ayotte: an independent, strong voice... narrator: if she's so independent, why is she still supporting trump? disclaimer: independence >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. new overnight. hillary clinton under attack. donald trump calling for a special prosecutor to investigate as she

let's bring in cokie roberts. she made it home to washington. good for to you to be here. an important part is preparing the president-elect to be commander in chief. what do you know along those lines? >> again, it remains a mystery. one of the things that's so interesting about the transition, there is no old washington hand here. you know, that's what we're used to. we're used to a jim baker who, and, you know, someone who has been here, who knows the players, there are 4,000 political appointees that have to be named. 1,000 of those have to get senate confirmation. there's an enormous amount of work to be done and at the commander in chief level we know that donald trump had the backing of a lot of people in the military. he kept arguing that he had 200 admirals and generals behind him, all of that b a clue what his real intentions are there and i suspect he doesn't either. >> and jon karl, we talked about the cabinet. one possible washington hand would be the former speaker of the house newt gingrich but take us inside that meeting with president obama and donald trum

for "good morning america," deborah roberts, abc news, new york. my heart will go on >> this one is a real heartbreaker. >> it is. from doing that and just, they knew that the time was going to be not what they wanted and she was going to spend as much time with him as possible and you could feel -- every time you the love. >> it was a true love steer. we were talking about alan rickman who we also lost, david bowie all to cancer. we've had it with cancer. >> the moon shot. that's why it's so important what vice president biden -- >> alan rickman did so well in every single role he did. so versatile. >> i was sharing with you guys. there's a wonderful story in online today about how they looked at 50 very famous voices and what makes a great voice and it's tone and it's speed and frequency of words and he came out number one. >> wow. >> yes. he just had that exact right and when you think of his role, his voice is very memorable. did you see what he posted. so beautiful about what he said. that didn't matter where daniel was performing, that he was

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and joining us is the mayor of charlotte, jennifer roberts. thank you so much for being with us this morning. a prayerful, a peaceful prayer vigil turned into a second night of violence. mayor, what is it going to take to return calm to your city? >> well, we want people to know that our center city is open and the streets are open and we are hoping for a peaceful day. we are preparing for this evening and we know that a peaceful protest and many folks who do want to express their views peacefully turned into something else last night and, you know, we had several faith leaders last night who were in the crowd who were linking arms and trying to put themselves between the police and the and working to calm things down. we have great folks in our community who really want this to be peaceful and want us to have constructive dialogue to move our city forward. >> and many are wondering and are asking are you considering a curfew, implementing a kur few. >> we are certainly going to talk about that today. we did sign a statement last night to decl

the former senate majority leader robert dole saying that donald trump would be a better president than a republican senator, ted cruz. seeming to choose trump over cruz right now. is that a problem for cruz or an opportunity? >> reporter: well, look, the establishment attacks have not hurt at all throughout this campaign. but i think this may be different because it helps trump make an argument that he is more electable. that's been the biggest challenge for trump is whether or not he can win in november. so if you have establishment figures like the governor of iowa, like bob dole saying that he is more electable than ted cruz i think that actually helps trump and hurts cruz. >> one of the other dynamics you're seeing with all this focus on trump and cruz all the other candidates getting drowned out. >> reporter: absolutely. marco rubio, should be a great opportunity for him, the two front-runners are beating it out but he can't get a word in edgewise. >> thanks very much. i'll have an exclusive interview with ted cruz in new hampshire tomorrow. >>> we'll turn to wall street and that

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. >> and we're going to talk about this with matthew dowd and cokie roberts. he says he's going to win, matt dowd, where does the race stand right now? our tracking poll shows it closer at six points. >> instead of describing this as tightening i would describe it as settling. the race is settling as we remember having a conversation just a few days ago when we had the race was roughly at 6. this race has been at 5 or 6, 150 days ago when the general election started it was at 5 or 6. 100 days ago it was at 5 or 6. two weeks ago it was at 5 or 6. a week ago it was at 5 or 6 so i think the race is just settling back into its natural equilibrium. if he moves it below 4 to 3 or 2 then this race is very -- >> cokie roberts, what you're seeing is there from donald trump is he still has issues especially women voters and, you know, we saw how he talked about the accusers right there. you also have newt gingrich, one of his top supporters getting into that tangle with megyn kelly. >> right, right. women are not going for him and -- but it is -- i agree with matt comp

>>ing 0, tom, let's talk about this with our political analyst matthew dowd and cokie roberts. let's begin with accusers coming forward on trump 26 days to go right now. his team defiant, threatening to sue "the new york times," maybe well but there are a lot of denials now to make. >> it's a argument of he said/she said is accurate. he said he did it and they said they agreed with him actually and said, yes, he did do it and testified to the truth of the statement in this. to me this is -- the problem for this -- for donald trump in this is here's a guy that wants to protect our borders but has no problem violating people's personal boundaries and most of these women that always come against somebody who has a classic case of intimidation. >> one of the questions what does he have to gain to go scorched earth against the accusers? supply think he also -- has no other choice and i think this is his modus operandi. he goes full force. he threatens to sue. that's what he does, but if we had not heard his voice saying i just can't help myself, i start kissing these people, it migh

abc's deborah roberts is here with his story. good morning, deborah. >> reporter: good morning, amy. it's a stunning confession. terry crews detailing on his pornography. he revealed this deep secret in a bigger way on social media. fans know him as the tough teddy bear sergeant terry in the show "brooklyn nine-nine." >> anything to harm this precinct would i destroy them? >> reporter: but this morning former nfl player turned actor terry crews has the internet abuzz with a personal struggle. >> for years, years, years, my dirty little secret was that i was addicted to pornography. >> reporter: his stunningly candid confession about pornography going viral with more than 3 million views. >> it really, really messed up my life in a lot of ways. it was my secret. nobody knew. and that allowed it to grow. >> reporter: crews said it began when he was 12 years old. turing to pornography when he was sad, depressed and lonely. >> every time you look at pornography is a desire for intimacy, you are trying to fight your feelings of being

this is a picture, thank you robert for tweeting this. it goes done a first and then will be heavy and wet in that orange area. there could be a potential for some power outages in that area. it will turn the battery snow as temperature start to drop as the snowfalls. the other concern is piling up the water, we are watching the a.m.. randy: a lot of he will have morning. seeing too many issues out there at all, or any volume. north of boston making the speed limit out of my phil went all the way down to the lubbock connector. we typically see a lot of red as you had south of that much of the same, 15 minutes braintree into boston. trains and buses running on schedule. randy: let' s head to the roads. kelley: we' re on commonwealth avenue heading outbound. the roads have been pretty to the early morning hours. crews have been out here in the city of boston and the highways having salters since 1:00 this morning. governor baker has tweeted he believes the storms could produce hazardous driving conditions and is asking he will to avoid trav

. >>> let's talk about it with cokie roberts and matthew dowd. cokie, you could hear the shake in michelle obama's voice yesterday saying this is not normal. she has now given two of the most campaign if she is the best surrogate. what we've been hearing is young people really, really respond to her because she's completely authentic. she's the real person there. and particularly young african-americans are responding to her and you know there's been and enthusiasm gap there. but she was really on fire yesterday. and when she said this is not normal. the whole place just burst into applause. >> absolutely erupted and, matthew dowd, cokie just talked about that enthusiasm gap. we've seen a real shift in that fox news poll that came out yesterday and number of polls over the last three or four days there has not been a shift in undecided voters. they're still almost exactly where heavy's been for the last two weeks but what has changed is hillary clinton supporters are now just as enthusiastic as donald trump. donald trump supporters haven't droppe

let's talk about it with our analyst matt dowd and cokie roberts. let's begin with the comments from the pope. your mom served as ambassador to the vatican for several years. how surprised with were you that the pope injected himself in this way? >> well, i was a little bit surprised but he has been very clear on all kinds of issues where he thinks he's following is to be christian. he backed away when people said should you not vote for donald trump, he said, i'm not going to get into that and he did also say i'll give him the benefit of the doubt. but his basic statement that if what you're going to do is build walls instead of bridges, it's kind of hard to argue with. >> although that would implicate a lot of the other candidates, as well, not just donald trump. meanwhile, matthew dowd, what impact do you think it has on the race? >> this whole story makes me think this should start with the pope and a presidential candidate walk into a bar. in the course of this i think it's an amazing week that we've had. you have a candidate, the leading candi

cokie roberts and jon karl are here to help break that down. >> now i'm conscious of our body language after the segment. >> i am too. i was like did i hear that right? a lot going on. we have more undecided voters in our marquee area. who is still unsure? looking at that group we will find out live. >> that's right. late night for them as well but now let's start out with amy and the morning rundown. >> surprise, surprise, we begin with hillary clinton and donald trump getting back on the campaign trail today after their feisty debate showdown. reaction is pouring in after the candidates clashed on everything from trade and taxes to their temperaments. let's check in with both campaigns beginning with cecilia vega and the clinton camp. ceci g >> reporter: amy, good morning to you. you can see hillary clinton's campaign plane right here behind me. she takes off for north carolina later this morning. her campaign right now is very much celebrating her performance on that debate stage. sources using the word unhinged to describe donald trump saying he was easily provoked and unprepared.

abc's deborah roberts has the latest. >> reporter: it's a stunning judgment. the jury blaming giant johnson & johnson for a 62-year-old missouri mom's ovarian cancer. >> johnson & johnson spent a lot from the public. and so this verdict allows other women to make informed choices about the products that they buy. >> reporter: in court documents jackie fox said for over 35 years she used the company's shower to shower powder which contains talcum for her personal hygiene. the lawsuit linking it to her cancer. fox didn't live to claim her legal victory. she died last october after a 2 1/2-year battle with the disease. her son marvin stepped in as plaintiff. >> continuing with this trial was, indeed, you know, painful. but at the end of the day, it is, you know, it was what she wanted. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news, johnson & johnson said the verdict goes against decades of sound science proving the safety of talc as a cosmetic ingredient in multiple products. the company plans to appeal the verdict while facing 1,200 similar lawsuits around the country

. >> back with matthew dowd and cokie roberts and let's take a step back and look at all three of these debates together. pretty remarkable for the level of anger, the contempt the candidates had for each other. you saw -- used the word lie. i remember when a candidate would really blanche at the idea of using that word that he used it over aftnd over again. he used it when she was going through the litany of the people that he has demeaned. you know, the disabled reporter, the khan family, miss universe and kept saying, wrong, wrong, wrong, of course, there's tape of all of those things but it is true that the level started with them refusing to shake hands >> always a debate whether debates actually matter. if you look back to the first debate three weeks ago this race was dead even at that point and basically a dead heat. now significantly different after those three debates. >> yeah, i mean debates, these are why people made the argument that debates didn't matter is somebody would win the first one then somebody would come back and the third one would roughly be tied. she has won a

mild in now to screen legend robert wagner. 'written a new book about the golden age of hollywood called "i loved her in the movies." we sat down and talked about his six decades working with so many famous leading ladies including stephanie powers, one of my favorites shows, "hart to hart." welcome, my friend? thank you. >> 60 years in the business which is amazing to me but i want toic that you back. 1980s. favorite shows "hart to hart." [ applause ] so, did you have any idea that show would be such a hit. >> the chemistry worked with stephanie and myself and the audience has picked up on it and it was a great time for us. we all had a wonderful time. >> i thought you two were really married. i was all over the show but in this book, "i loved her in the movies," this is i guess a love letter to all the women that you worked with. all these beautul work-related with. you did a screen test with marilyn monroe but not only did you do a screen test, is it true -- but outside of the screen test is it true you bought a cadillac fro

let's bring had cokie roberts to talk more about it. cokie, as linsey pointed out in the piece right there, real echoes of hillary clinton both in 1998 and 1992, question today is how effective was it? >> probably not terribly effective in the same way that hillary clinton wasn't terribly effective in those interviews. another is that melania trump in some ways is not terribly recognizable to a lot of voters. during the republican convention i interviewed a number of republican female delegates who basically said that they couldn't relate to her. she was too beautiful, she was too rich and that they didn't see her as an authentic person in the same way that people see michelle obama, for instance. >> she was very much going after the the strategy in having her come out and speak, cokie. >> well, in some ways i think that -- that in some ways was her most effective part because it was about her as opposed to being about her husband where they went after me so why not. but, again, that brings up her past and gives people excuses to put ou

stars" pro who danced her way with two, not one but two mirror ball trophies and "shark tank" star robert herjavec. in her new book "the 5-6-7-8 diet" she's revealing her secrets and welcome to the show. >> >> thanks for having me. >> we've heard about the traditional 5, 6, 7, 8. >> when it comes to dancing. >> you have it as a cue to your diet. >> 5, 6, 7, 8 is my cue to dance but it also means to get started and i think that's whether it's a diet or exercise, but it has some meaning in my book, "the 5-6-7-8 diet" so number five, five sources of protein in your diet. okay, it doesn't have to be main yogurt and nuts, five sources of protein. >> let me start early with my protein. >> i got enough protein already. okay, so five is protein. >> number six is the colors of the rainbow. you should have that in your food. not skittles or anything like that. vegetables and fruits. so that's number six. number seven is seven sources of anti-inflammatory foods. that's important to me. i'm a dancer, my joints, you know, are not so great. i'm getting older so that's really -- >> 21 is not old. i'm ol

though about what could be the biggest i believe critics are calling it a masterpiece and our robin roberts sat down with the stars and director, take a look. >> what you looking at me like that for? >> reporter: once in a while a movie comes along that sweeps everyone off their feet. >> stop putting your head down in my house. you know my rule. it's all love and all pride in this house. >> reporter: this year, "moonlight" is a film critics are calling perfect and a flat out masterpiece. >> at some point you have to decide to be. you can't let nobody make that decision for you. >> reporter: told in three parts, it follows the story of shyrone, struggling with his sexual identity while growing up in a tough neighborhood in liberty city, florida, and with a mother fighting a drug addiction. >> what happened? huh? what happened, shyrone? why you didn't come home like you're supposed to? >> reporter: director barry jenkins adapted the movie from a play written byty rell who also grew up in the same city as the main character with a mother who also struggled with drugs. naomie harris plays paula

let's talk about more with matthew dowd and cokie roberts and pick up on the point jon was making there. mike pence, cool, calm and collected through most of the debate. tim kaine on the attack and putting his points on the board so in the end was there a winner. >> i think it depends how you judge it. i think mike pence came out ahead but didn't help the ticket. didn't help donald trump. ihi himself but he helped hillary clinton. mike pence to me was a little bit like a running back that runs well with the ball but doesn't block for the quarterback and let the quarterback get sacked a number of times and that's donald trump. >> here we go with sports analogies. >> you knew it was coming. >> i think he actually -- pence actually did help with the conservatives who were nervous about donald trump. he was calm, cool, collected. a solid conservative and will vote for trump anyway but comfortable. kaine helped with women particularly at the end where he talked about roe versus wade and women's ability to make choices themselves. >> so they were each speaking to their bases so it shows where

candid comments about aging and opening up about her new blow jekt this morning will talk to deb roberts. >>> popular dating app tinder, getting an inside look at the new formula they're using to determine who you get matched with. >>> also this morning, a powerful and inspirational story about a father's legacy for his daughter. katie couric has that story. half-hour with kim cattrall and the comments she's making. she has a brand-new role and she's getting candid with abc's berts. >> a word the describe her could be fearless. challenging hollywood stereotypes especially when it comes to aging this is a woman who's firmly in control of her life. for six seasons and two movies kim cattrall was the saucy one in the hbo's hit series. >> i could color all day every day if i had my way. i would use every crayon in my box. >> reporter: a samantha jones now meet a wife and mom more distrukted by men pause than hot sex. >> i'm going to sit on the couch for a while. >> reporter: your character we met over salad and salmon in new york city. and talked about her new series "sensitive skin." it's k

tom llamas is back along with matt dowd, martha raddatz and cokie roberts. let me start with you, matt. you were confident that hillary you said a 90% to 95%. >> i said 95% then i said 96% so -- >> i love it. you're owning up to it supply told him he was crazy. >> you were basing this on the polls and people want to know how were the polls so wrong. >> i had a big helping of crow this morning before i got here. i took a look, 112 of 115 polls in the last four days had hillary clinton winning in this election. it's demographics but a couple of facts. first, there's about 6 million or 7 million votes out in california. hillary clinton is going to get a net of 2 million or 3 million more votes in california and going to win the popular vote by a fairly large margin, a million to a million-five. right now donald trump has less votes than john mccain did when he lost to barack obama in 2008 and mitt romney did when he lost all of the work that everybody did, there was about 3 million to 4 million democrats that did not show up and vote yesterday in the course of

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