do peoples drop you on the street? >> all the time. considering i am the number one beyonce impersonator. >> tamron: did they think you are him beyonce? >> in fact one time i was at mark jacobs wedding and people would literally stop and they will go oh, that is not her. it takes them a minute and then they get it. i don't have security with me so. >> tamron: are you ever tempted to take a selfie with someone to give them that little slice of joy. >> i always do. i always take pictures of my people for sure. >> tamron: that's amazing. you're going to tell us how you transform an amendment that but just looking at the cher costume what kind of confidence does it take to get out there and be half naked like cher? >> there's all lines and bones under gadgets and gizmos. she goes out naked but we don't do that. >> tamron: what an incredible journey to the side to get this kind of homage and love to somebody you admire. the truest form of flattery is imitation? is that what you think of when you're coming out? >> absolutely. i impersonated 15 different celebrities but i don't feel like i am ever making fun of any of them. it is always a tribute. it's always out of a place of love. >> tamron: it is beautiful it up next when we come back dolly, cher, and beyonce let us know their secrets of how they transform into these amazing legends. let me have my champagne, does it still burn? we will be right back. want to be part of our live studio audience? to get your free ticket go to ♪ shine for the rest of your life ♪ >> tamron: it is to be there tonight we are back with her beautiful legends, cher, dolly, and beyonce. jason how hard is it to the transform? you remember when diana ross and lil kim were at the mtv awards and she had to do this? how long does it take to get that? how long does it take to transform? >> from the time i come -- >> tamron: oh that's my champagne. >> takes a good three hours from the time i shave everything to gluing down eyebrows. this is from my show that i produce in salt lake and dolly is my third character so i start with the first two characters but then it's usually to get into dolly you have to pretty much start over from scratch and once you go dolly you don't go back. >> tamron: and her book, dolly talked about how it takes a lot of money to look this cheap. the red nails, -- >> absolutely. she is the exclamation point. everything is bigger, bigger hair, bigger everything. it's absolutely fabulous. all of my costumes are custom-made. i have about 30 because kelly parton costumes. >> tamron: how much does a dolly parton costume cost? >> a lot. spewing thousands of dollars? >> the wigs are all at least two or three weeks sewn together. i have a fabulous week girl. spewing beautiful. >> about a four pair of tights, hip pads, there actually just sold dumb xo to write them. it's a big swiss army knife. >> tamron: you became addicted to cher, do you walk around like this all day? >> no. spewing your transformation takes how long quest mike >> about three and half hours. >> tamron: and the cost to them create the replicas? >> have them done. you find people to copy them but then they have to make them really strong like a vegas ready because you're going to be -- >> tamron: as they are a favorite cher look that you try to emulate? >> i love the costume she wore from bank bank, the big headdress. spewing beautiful that is amazing. >> thank you. spewing chili in addition to beyonce's look, the moves you had to really practice the choreography. how much time do you put into doing the choreography? >> depends on the show. i go from anywhere from two weeks to a month and depending on how long the show is it could take about a month. spewing beyonce's body is insane. clearly you are working with something too. to transform into the look what is the key to beyonce? >> the hair i would say and the costume for sure. spewing the hair has to be expensive. this week so good we might not be in air tomorrow. >> 's like johnny you can't go down to canal street? making a good wig is expensive. his pickup beyonce changes her hair all the time so i have to stay current so am constantly buying new wigs and i'd try to pinch pennies to do what i do. >> tamron: you've got to keep up with it. that's the thing because you are paying respect to them you can't let your look fall off. you have to take pride in what you do with them. here we go. dominique deveraux never danced in the "dynasty" series but since july is here and you have beyonce's moves i would like to see something so i can go to the next party with my husband i can break it out. let me see what you got. >> you know the auto dance. [cheers and applause] >> tamron: okay. they go tamron do it. [cheers and applause] >> tamron: okay. >> tamron: good job. i love it. thank you so much for being here and thank you for giving love and respect and just homage to women who just wrecked at. congratulations. [cheers and applause] up next we've got little mini-sized legends. find out how to create cute costumes for your kids. wait until you see are many legends and then my boy, my little mini legend is coming in to celebrate his first halloween. we will be right back. next "tamron hall." it all is coming to a halt when diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. what is her life like now? next "tamron hall." ♪ shine for the rest of your life ♪ >> tamron: what would following be without kids? my baby is celebrating his first halloween so we have to get in some of the cutest costumes around. how to dress your kid is a legend even if the last minute. joan rivers, otherwise known as hello. can we talk halloween? >> we can talk halloween. he spewing everything and going to show you today can be done at home. you do not need to spend a dime. i'm going to show you how to do it. embracing the spirit, halloween is not as competition it's all about getting dressed up. don't be stressed. >> tamron: let's get to the kids. our first legends biggest hit was proud mary and their incredible life stories about about to head to broadway, please let's give it up for the one i'd only miss tina turner. [cheers and applause] >> amazing. it's all about the jean jacket everybody in this room has a jean jacket. and the wig. call friends come and get on, call chaka khan for the wig. >> or if you have great hair use it to go crazy. you look adorable. our next legend was a college dropout that turned up to the best selling female artist of all time, please welcome the material carl miss madonna. >> tamron: i love it really looks amazing. made it through the wilderness it's all about get daughters dance bag find it two to three months of suspenders and it's all about the hardware. getting that 80s luck luck. cut off those cuffs everybody can do this look at so easy, right lily question mike you look amazing. >> tamron: you look amazing. here we go. he can float like a butterfly and sting like a bee that heavyweight champion of the world, muhammad ali. >> amazing. obviously ethan is really selling this look. this is an adult world that we cut dow down the kids and made t small and we took a pair of basketball shorts, sneakers, everybody has the stuff and it's really about selling it, right ethan? >> ethan are you out of breath yet? >> now. >> you look amazing. spewing that is adorable. thank you buddy. spewing our next legend wrapped her vegas legacy but you will never forget where she came from, please welcome the fly girl herself jenny from the lo lock. >> all right looks incredible. how cute is this? i love it. this is all about the white. we have a white tank top, white pants, killer silver sneakers and the banana. if you have a bit as lower lying around at home get out there and put bling on it it, that's what jenny from the block would do, she likes her rocks. easy look. >> tamron: this is adorable. >> and could from any era. >> tamron: if someone is watching right now get the white jeans, white tank top, some silver sneakers, lots of blank. grade your jewelry box. thank you so much. next up is the legend, heading back to london to reprise her role and she sits at the head of the table, please welcome and become a grammy, oscar, tony winner, the grade will be goldberg. >> leah let you look amazing. it's all about the layers. throw on every scar if you have, the sheer outcome of the dresses, lots of pockets more places to hide that candy. >> tamron: will be as all layers. she also likes a great shoe. >> look at these amazing sneakers, find your best pair of sneakers and to borrow them from your sister. make it work. this outfit is so easy to put together and it's also all about the glasses. >> tamron: lesson, what b might come out and take those shoes from io. are so cute. so the layers are the key to whoopie. to speak of the layers of the key to whoopie and also the great shoes. >> tamron: and finally he is the best-selling solo artists in the history of recorded music all the way from graceland. let's give it up for the king of roll, elvis. [cheers and applause] >> tamron>> all right. here we have elvis. give it up. the best thing about this costume, we literally went last night to find this costume. it's not too late to get out there. one man's trash is another man's treasure. call them if they tell you they don't have it show up. >> tamron: how do you get it at the last minute though? >> it's getting in there, there is tons of stuff still on the floor, it's there for you to have. also the hand-me-downs are an amazing way to get a costume. >> tamron: elvis can i see your move again? >> i think alvis is i in the building. >> tamron: elvis thank you so much to our legendary heroes. they are adorable, thank you a amy. ashley miller our wardrobe supervisor thank you two again. up next i'm going to show you how moses and i are hitting the streets in our neighborhood for our first neighborhood hallowe halloween. the dog is here. we will be right back. >> tamron: welcome back. as you can see i am changed into pharaoh's daughter, athena. i can't wait to get trick-or-treating started because if you know the bible but the it is the mother of moses so we are keeping a family theme, we have made love and moses. moses is dressed like moses. it may love is the ram that abraham found in the bush hi, it's mommy. that is our little moses. in his custom wig. all your weight came off. baby moses, we will be right back. happy halloween. ♪ shine for the rest of your life ♪ >> announcer: closed captioning provided by: >> tamron: thank you to today's guests must be 18, our celebrity impersonators, our little legends who are adorable, thank you to our fans and cyber hall. we closed out the legends show, moses. have a happy halloween. see you all tomorrow. 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>> they're not okay, their whole body is blue. >> reporter: this chilling 911 call captures the chaos as the desperate caller tries to get help for domingo. >> he just drank, he just drank too much. >> reporter: of the five charged with misdemeanors, 21-year-old xavier brown is facing the more serious charge of providing alcohol to a minor, causing great bodily injury. police say there was no evidence of hazing but are calling this latest greek life tragedy reckless. if convicted, brown faces up to 18 months in jail, the others six months. prosecutors say the law prohibits them from seeking a stiffer punishment. marcus moore, abc news, dallas. indiana authorities are investigating a bizarre murder near lafayette. >> a 36-year-old woman died after she was found with an eight-foot python wrapped around her neck. the house where she was found is owned by the county sheriff. >> he uses the house for his collection of snakes and the victim also kept her own snakes there. officials are not certain yet the python killed her. overseas a world war ii mystery is solved after nearly 80 years. a british submarine that vanished during the war has been found at the bottom of the sea off the coast of malta. the submarine disappeared in 1942 after being ordered to sail to alexandria, egypt. 43 people were aboard the sub, there were no survivors. so there is nothing like freshly baked cookies to give any place you live, to make it smell like home. >> chocolate chip cookies. even if you're living in the international space station. the crew is about to test something called the zero g oven by baking my favorite, chocolate chip cookies. >> so until now, all the space station has had are essentially food warmers. the cookie dough, oh, will be supplied by doubletree hotels. you know their chocolate chip cookies come with the nuts in them too. sometimes i literally just want to stop at doubletree hotels just to get the cookies. >> to get those little -- delicious. >> we're staying in a hotel, i try to get a doubletree, just for the cookies. >> i love the chocolate chip cookies. >> so good, and they keep them wa. >> they sure do. >> love you, doubletree. coming up, one little boy's struggles that inspired his dad to run a marathon. >> the 1-year-old who had his first operation before he was even born. ♪ ♪ so here in new york, crews are cleaning up after last night's halloween parade and they're getting ready for sunday's big marathon. >> among the tens of thousands of runners is a 35-year-old teacher from martinsville, new jersey, who had a very special inspiration for getting in the race. here's abc's anthony johnson. >> reporter: this is the face of pure inspiration. hunter turned 1 in september. but a story of overcoming a challenge goes back before he was born. during pregnancy, doctors discovered hunter had spina bifida, which usually means he will never have use of his lower extremities. but doctors performed an amazing fetal surgery, removing him from mom before birth to correct the condition, then placing him back into mom to complete the pregnancy. it's a medical miracle, and today hunter is on the move. >> we're very fortunate that he does have full movement all the way down to his toes. >> reporter: you can see that hunter and his big brother austin are loving bundles of joy. watching all of his son's struggles, brian decided to take on a challenge of his own, running the new york city marathon. >> to me it was like, you know, if he can handle all that, why can't i handle 26.2 miles? >> having the boys and hunter as inspiration for it, i want to stand by him and support him for it. >> reporter: brian's passion for running and his love of family inspired his students to get on the move at the hudson county schools of technology. >> i actually want to go to the marathon, support him. we are thinking about having all of the runners club go over there and support him. >> i appreciate the fact that he's actually taking the time out of his day to still give the best level to us as a teacher. >> reporter: brian says he keeps his family in mind while on the move. >> in my head i just kept saying, hunter, spina bifida. hunter. like, this is so much harder -- or what he's going through is so much harder than anything i'm doing. the two happiest kids that i know. i love them so much. >> reporter: anthony johnson, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> very sweet. >> love that story, so inspirational. we've got our own little inspiration. >> we do, jack. >> jack sheahan will be running the new york city marathon. >> look at that. >> you guys want to track him, there's his number right there. >> 10608 ready to roll, sunday morning, baby. >> i've got a very, very important question for you. >> sir? >> why? >> why not? because i can. you know? i always tell myself there will be a day when i will not be able to do the new york city marathon. that day will not be on sunday. >> and jack, how long does it take and what's the recovery like after? >> the recovery? it hurts. it's uncomfortable. but it's worth it. time after time it's been worth it. >> how long does it take? >> i will declare victory anything faster than last year, which was 4:42. >> we are rooting for you and your toes. wewith some healthy halloween treats today. these are called veggie fruit chews. mine tasted like poopoo! mine tastes like broccoli, yuck! i want candy! 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(vo) cascade platinum. ♪ time now for our "insomniac theater" -- >> slip on something comfortable. >> right. it's going to be a good weekend. you get to sleep extra, watch movies. some movies hoping to finally dethrone "joker" at the box office. >> we start with the sixth installment in the "terminator" franchise, "terminator: dark fate" reunites linda hamilton and arnold schwarzenegger. reprising their roles and joining a cyborg human and protecting a young girl from a newly modified terminator from the future. >> i've never seen one like you before. almost human. >> i am human. just enhanced. why do you care what happens to her? >> because i was her. >> i can see you're very upset. i am going to help you protect the girl. >> this one is getting a 70% on rotten tomatoes but critics are questioning why the two biggest names in the film are getting the least amount of screen time. nick lasalle writes, it needs more schwarzenegger and hamilton, less pointless mayhem. the most ridiculous, repetitive, and recycled terminator yet, but i still am going to see it. >> next to an animated adventure for the whole family. jeremy renner stars as swiftie the arctic fox who works in the mail room of the arctic blast delivery service. his dreams of becoming top dog take a sharp left turn when he stumbles across a devious plan by otto von walrus to drill beneath the arctic surface and unleash enough gas to melt all the ice. >> hey, swiftie, please deliver this package for me. >> all right, go! >> are you sure about this? >> what's the worst that could happen? >> good morning. i'm here to destroy your town. >> whoa. >> to unleash the ancient gas. >> let's go! i've been waiting for this moment. we round up the bad guys, justice served, howboutcha? >> something very bad is going on in the arctic. >> also starring the voices of john glees, heidi klum, james franco, "arctic dogs" does not yet have any critic reviews. well, except for one from our very own k-mo, full disclosure -- no, he watched the whole trailer. >> tell them my review. go ahead. >> so kenneth calls it an exquisite piece of animated fun tackling a real situation of arctic drilling. >> oh! >> its multi-layered comedic script is superbly delivered by an ensemble cast of heavy hitters. >> there's more. >> i'm not reading the rest. this morning on "world news now," the impeachment showdown entering a new phase. >> the first big vote on impeachment proceedings against president trump passes in the house, opening the door to public hearings. so what happens next? breaking overnight, a new fast-moving brush fire in california. this time near cell phone towers and other transmission sites. it's exploding in size. firefighters are working around the clock, some on just an hour's sleep. also this morning teachers and students in chicago are headed back to class. the weeks-long strike is over. what the mayor and union leaders agreed on. and see who owned halloween. the presidential candidate staffer dressed as another candidate. plus the tv weatherman who did this. it's friday, november 1st. good friday. happy november. rabbit rabbit. however you start the month. >> we made and it it's the day after halloween. >> november. >> we'll see who had the best costumes, who heeded the costumes about what was appropriate, what was not. >> jimmy kimmel always does the thing with the news anchors, i can't believe it's november! >> i can't believe it! it's fall back weekend too. >> it is, get a little extra sleep. >> it's time to fall back. a lot to get to but we begin this half hour with the historic vote a cop toll hill, democrats overwhelmingly backing the inquiry into impeachment trump. >> nancy pelosi led her party to approve the rules outlining the impeachment probe setting the stage for public hearings. republicans calling it a sham and accusing democrats of trying to overturn the 2016 election. >> the latest witness, white house official tim morrison, seen leaving the capitol after nearly nine hours of testimony. here's abc's mary bruce. >> reporter: history in the house. >> what is at stake? is our democracy. what are we fighting for? defending our democracy. for the people. >> reporter: it's only happened three times before. the house voting on the impeachment inquiry of a sitting president. the vote exposing a bitter party divide. all but two democrats voting to move forward, confident they have enough evidence to launch public hearings. >> no one is above the law. >> we will continue to conduct this inquiry with the seriousness of purpose that our task deserves. >> brave, dedicated public servants and patriots are standing up for their country. >> reporter: republicans were united against the resolution which outlines the rules for open hearings. >> it's shameful to create a constitutional crisis for purely partisan reasons. >> this is soviet-style rules. maybe in the soviet union you do things like this where only you make the rules. >> reporter: the speaker adamant that the president is getting due process. >> are these rules really fair? >> yes. >> especially if they -- >> yes, these rules are fairer than anything that have gone before in terms of an impeachment proceeding. >> reporter: trump has been urging his party to defend his actions and his move to pressure ukraine to investigate his political rival, joe biden. >> will you do that, all go on the record and say that the president did nothing inappropriate? >> very clear yes. there's nothing in that phone call that is wrong or impeachable. >> reporter: meanwhile, down in the basement of the capitol, another key witness was testifying. timothy morrison, a top official on the national security council who joined the trump administration after working for 17 years for republicans in congress. morrison testified that he was told by the president's point person in ukraine, the u.s. ambassador to the eu, gordon sondland, that millions of dollars in security aid was being held up until ukraine committed to investigate joe biden's son, hunter. but morrison was also on that phone call between the president and the president of ukraine and said that he was not concerned anything illegal was discussed. the big question now, when will these public hearings begin? democrats we know want to move quickly. no dates have been set yet. but we're told that these hearings could begin in the next two to three weeks. and we have learned that some of the witnesses who have already testified behind closed doors are now ready to do it again, this time in public. mary bruce, abc news, capitol hill. >> a big thanks to mary. for the first time isis has confirmed the death of its founder abu bakr al baghdadi, days after he blew himself up during a u.s. raid in syria. >> the terror group also announced a new leader and warned america not to be too happy or arrogant. the recording provides little information about the leader's identity but he's described as a battle-hardened commander, scholar, and devout cleric. in california a new day brings a new wildfire northwest of los angeles. >> this one is called the barea fire, driven by winds of 35 miles an hour. fire officials say some evacuations are under way. >> an earlier fire sparked by a police chase engulfed a riverside county ranch and surrounded at least ten horses as they scrambled to safety. >> abc's marci gonzalez is in a nearby neighborhood where several homes have burned down. >> reporter: a terrifying wakeup call for hundreds of people in wildfire-weary southern california. new infernos erupting early this morning, those flames tearing towards homes. >> he was beating on our walls, on our door, get out, get out, there's a fire, there's a fire. when i came into the family room, i looked out. there were flames 40, 50 feet high. >> reporter: several houses here in san bernardino engulfed within minutes. neighbors rushing outside with hoses trying desperately to slow the destruction. >> came out and started wetting things down. things kind of went downhill from there. >> reporter: in riverside county, a fierce firefight. >> another great water drop. >> reporter: the so-called 46 fire igniting overnight after a police chase that led to a crash. those burning embers raining down on horses as their owners rushed to evacuate. >> just grabbed everything i could and we left the house this morning. >> reporter: a devastating deja vu with firefighting facing yet another day of santa ana winds. the strongest wind event in more than a decade with gusts up to 70 miles an hour fanning these relentless fires. >> we also obviously face huge potential still and a huge threat for the rest of the day. >> reporter: and firefighters here now focus on hot spots, making sure this doesn't rekindle. they tell me they're cautiously optimistic now that those winds in most of southern california are finally expected to weaken. marci gonzalez, abc news, san bernardino, california. >> just a sliver of good news there from marci gonzalez. on the other side of the country severe storms have knocked out power to more than 200,000 customers. >> heavy rain, some snow, and strong wind gusts batter parts of the midwest stretching to the east coast, and that's ahead of an arctic blast coming today. accuweather meteorologist chris nallan joins us now with more on what's to come. chris, good morning. >> janai and kenneth, we're talking about colder conditions across the northeast. happy november. the winds will be whipping, even some downed trees and downed power lines are possible up and down the new england coast here as gusty winds continue as that low pressure pulls away. that's going to bring in this strong northwesterly flow. temperatures 5 to 10 degrees below the norm here across the northeast and the big cities. taking you across the southwest, we're still talking about the extreme conditions here for those fiery conditions. actually improving as the winds finally lighten up. but still lots of fire going on here. janai, kenneth? >> all right, our thanks to chris. the chicago teachers strike is over, and classes resume today for the first time in two weeks. >> the mayor and union leaders agreed to make up five days missed during the strike, resolving the final sticking point between both sides. wednesday night the union approved a tentative agreement on the five-year deal that includes raises. while we were dressing up for halloween, make sure you check out our looks on instagram and twitter, they're real cute, real nice, i picked them out. you were popping as cleopatra. >> thank you, you did well. >> many of the people we cover were in costume too. >> democratic presidential hopeful cory booker did not visit rival kamala harris' campaign headquarters. that's a harris staffer dressed as booker complete with a "hi, i'm vegan" sticker. >> and california democratic congressman katie porter wore a complete batgirl costume and changed into her secret identity clothes for a committee hearing but kept the mask on. >> that's funny. >> yeah, so porter, she said this is how seriously these clowns are taking impeachment, the national republican congressional committee tweeted on thursday regarding porter there. but people can have a little fun during halloween. >> not bad. >> while they legislate as well. >> that's right. coming up, a brand-new polka reminding us all to fall back this weekend. plus linda hamilton and arnold schwarzenegger are ready to save the world again in their latest "terminator" movie. what we're learning this morning about that small plane that slammed into a busy highway in florida shortly after taking off. i don't have to worry about that, do i? 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the parade has always been open to anyone wearing a costume. so fun. >> some really creative costumes there. halloween may now be over but a battle royale is shaping up at the box office. >> he promised he'd be back, now he is. arnold schwarzenegger and linda hamilton reprising their roles in a brand-new sea directly that hopes to get the "terminator" franchise back on track. here's abc's chris conley. >> my name is sarah conner. i hunt terminators. >> reporter: the action movie pioneer. sarah conner blazed trails and bullets through the first two "terminator" movies. now 28 years later. a 63-year-old linda hamilton is ripped and ready. >> i'll be back. >> reporter: for "terminator: dark fate." >> i really enjoy this one. it's kind of wonderful to reprise, but reprise from a big gap, be able to bring back so much more that has just happened as a function of age and experience. >> reporter: fittingly enough, sarah conner gets the no-nonsense introduction she deserves. >> we rehearsed the crap out of it, because it's really the first impression, isn't it? so we worked those weapons so that i would be smooth. we just -- every minute detail. >> you even get the great line as you leave, how about that, she took your line, arnold. >> i'll be back. >> she will have to pay dearly for that one. >> reporter: they're both back for "terminator: dark fate." but it's been a minute, so to catch you up -- >> i, arnold schwarzenegger, do solemnly swear -- >> reporter: long before he was elected governor of california, before she starred in the hit series "beauty and the beast." >> her name is catherine. >> reporter: before he helmed "titanic" and became oscar's king of the world. yes, 35 years ago. 1984's "the terminator." state-of-the-art sci-fi launching writer/director james cameron onto the movie industry a-list. but the "terminator's" hero linda hamilton somehow staying alive to save all humankind from future annihilation. >> the fact that i was wearing that hair, it shocks me she ever became anybody. when you look at her and go, ooh. >> hasta la vista, baby. >> reporter: now 72, schwarzenegger reportedly began shooting the movie just three months after open-heart surgery. new characters mckenzie davis, gabriel luna drive much of the action. hamilton looks back with satisfaction on her return. >> i've never felt so -- just encompassed with love and creativity, ever as an actor. my affection for arnold, and just my ladies were a revelation. there was a lot of hugging. i know it sounds so girlie. but boy, that's what kept us alive. >> arnold, we don't want to ruin your image, but tim told us you cried after you saw the movie. >> i don't know, it just creeped up on me in the end. i did not think i would walk away having tears coming down my eyes. >> reporter: meanwhile, as she comes to the aid of that natalia reyes, another young woman with a fan future, fans long invested in sarah conner get to cheer. >> i am pleased that women are getting to stand up and be counted and be strong, and strong and feminine, you know. we don't have to look like men to be strong. you know, it's all going according to plan. >> all according to plan. >> i love all the "terminator" movies. >> oh, really? 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we'll find out the answer on this friday, november the 1st. good morning, everyone. happy friday, the first friday, november, november 1st. you know people party on the first friday. where you going? >> straight to bed. >> not going out? not going to the club? thank you guys for joining us. we're going to rehash a little bit of the halloween fun, but we do have to get some news. lingering wind gusts in california sparking yet another wildfire overnight. this one exploding to more than six square miles in ventura county. these are live pictures of the maria fire near the city of santa paula. evacuation orders have gone out to about 7,500 people. we'll continue so stay on top of that situation there. >> you can just see those flames really burning there. an earlier fire sparked by police chasing stolen car suspects burned dangerously suppose to a pet adoption center in riverside county. employees did manage to get all the animals out safely. abc's kayna whitworth reports from yet another neighborhood where several families have lost their homes. >> reporter: new fires in southern california burning homes and forcing evacuations in the middle of the night. in riverside county, embers from the 46 fire filling the air raining down on these terrified horses. a race to get them to safety. and a frantic scene at this pet shelter. >> grab a leash, grab a dog. >> reporter: volunteers rushing to rescue more than 90 cats and dogs. shifting winds hurtling debris creating challenging firefighting conditions. this right now is an example of what they've been dealing with. a fire was actually burning in the other direction just a few minutes ago, and the wind shifted and it started to push it up this hill. officials say a car that crashed after a police chase burst into flames, sparking the blaze. and in san bernardino -- >> there are literally hundreds of homes right now that are threatened. >> reporter: neighbors sounding the alarm about the hillside fire. >> you were saying that these folks that live in this house came and woke you up? >> they were slamming the garage door yelling "fire." >> reporter: clayton sandell is there. >> the winds have been coming down those mountain canyons at a ferocious speed, pushing this fire into this residential neighborhood. >> reporter: and back at the 46 fire, crews battling their second major wild land fire in the last 24 hours. >> most of our crews and some of the people that i've already talked to that are out here today had minimal sleep, maybe an hour or two at best last night, and they're right back out here. >> reporter: more than a dozen fires breaking out across the area since wednesday. and unfortunately that red flag warning will extend for parts of los angeles and southern california. even as these winds die down, the humidity is so low that firefighters all across this area are on high alert for new fires to start. kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. >> thanks to kayna. the cold air that powered those santa ana winds in california is now fueling dangerous storms on the east coast. >> take a look at times square here where the severe weather is bringing heavy rain and wind along with hundreds of thousands of power outages. accuweather chris nallan joins us now with the forecast ahead. chris, good morning. >> we're talking about some big changes here across the northeast as we welcome november. it's going to be windy and cooler. just on time, right, mother nature? here it comes in, that northwesterly wind. temperatures about 5 to 10 degrees below the normal as that storm system pulls away. it will be windy, though, for sure. and the wind gusts really whipping here along the coast. in fact, even into the friday morning hours, there could be some downed tree limbs here and power lines because of those gusty conditions. across the southwest, the fire danger is getting a little bit better, but still windy here around l.a. so we'll be continuing to watch this. kenneth, janai, back to you. >> chris, thank you. the sharply divided house has voted to advance the impeachment inquiry into president trump. clearing the way to take the investigation public. >> house speaker nancy pelosi warned our democracy is at stake and republicans denounced the probe as a sham. meanwhile impeachment investigators heard from another white house official who listened in on the president's controversial call to ukraine. abc's rachel scott has more. >> reporter: a historic vote in the house marking a critical turning point in the impeachment investigation. >> what are we fighting for? defending our democracy. for the people. >> reporter: for the first time lawmakers went on the record on their support for the impeachment inquiry. and it was a house divided. >> no one is above the law. >> this congress records more subpoenas than laws, that's the legacy. >> reporter: democrats who hold the majority pushing that impeachment investigation forward without a single vote from republicans. >> there is simply no cause for this impeachment inquiry. >> reporter: the impeachment investigation that has unfolded behind closed doors will now move to public hearings. that resolution will allow president trump and his lawyers to mount their own defense. republicans will have to get democratic agreement to call their own witnesses. >> this is soviet-style rules. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi insists the president is getting due process. >> these rules are fairer than anything that had gone before in terms of an impeachment proceeding. >> reporter: president trump has urged his party to defend his call with ukraine's president where he repeatedly urged the foreign leader to investigate his political rivals. behind closed doors, timothy morrison, a top official on the national security council, testified that he was not concerned anything illegal was discussed on that call. and that vote on the house floor was historic. it's just the third time in modern history that the house voted on the impeachment inquiry of a sitting president. president trump still holding his line of defense, calling it all a witch hunt. janai, kenneth? >> rachel on capitol hill, thank you. democrats are expected to conduct this new phase of the impeachment inquiry at the same rapid pace they've been working since launching the investigation. >> nationally televised hearings are expected to get under way as early as mid-november giving americans the opportunity to hear directly from the witnesses. and the vote on possible articles of impeachment could take place before christmas. turning now to a halloween tragedy in chicago. a 7-year-old girl is in critical condition after being shot while trick-or-treating with her family. police say she was shot in the neck by a gunman aiming at someone else. a 31-year-old man was also shot in the hand but he's in good condition. authorities say there were at least thresuspects involved. the number of vaping-related illnesses is surging across the u.s. cdc is reporting 37 decembers in 24 states. california, georgia, indiana, minnesota have the most fatalities with three each. nearly 1,900 lung injury cases have been reported in 49 states. that's about 300 more cases since last week. >> that continues to climb. now to washington. the district of champions gearing up for a victory parade tomorrow. >> fans greeted the washington nationals on their return from houston where they beat the astros after seven games. it's the first time in almost a century that the nats have had this moment right here, carrying that trophy back home to d.c. >> tomorrow's parade on constitution avenue starts at 2:00 p.m. and ends with a rally. i'm sure that is just going to be so much fun. >> it's quite a scene there. so happy for d.c. apparently, we've mentioned this before, they appear to be on a roll when it comes to the sports teams. >> they certainly do. >> that parade starts at 2:00 p.m. it will end in a big old rally. >> taxation without representation, but they're winners. coming up, president and mrs. trump are changing their residency from the 212 here in new york all the way down to the 561 in florida. later in "the skinny," how america's top athletes celebrated halloween. >> that's a good one. >> that is good. enn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? 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"cosmo," all about women's lib, and i feel liberated looking at this. mr. burt reynolds. smoky, better cover up those bandits if you know what i mean, donna summers. village people, behave yourselves. >> what a fun cast there. they really did it. no '70s throwback would be complete without the village people. our friend sam champion, he was all of them. >> of course. >> sam champion, of course, a wabc meteorologist, and he watches us in the morning. >> hey, sam. >> he's off today. it's friday. and the three wise men of the disco era, the bee gees, played by whit johnson, michael strahan, geo benitez. >> when i saw whit's post picture i was like, wait, who is that? >> i didn't know either. >> whoa, they did a good job. that is -- uncomfortable, actually. check this out, at one point deejay quick with it does the worm, yeah, right there on the floor soul train style, my goodness. >> that's impressive. he does the raps, he does the worm, whit does it all. >> and "world news now" alums t.j. holmes and paula faris trying their hardest to get into studio 44. they couldn't. just to let you know where us "world news now" folks stand, at least they look good trying to do it. >> they look real good. they didn't get in, though, did they get in? >> can't even get in the club. >> can't even. >> they eventually got in. let's check out some athletes who celebrated the holiday. >> lebron james dressed up as lil edward scissorhands paying tribute to the character edward scissorhands. >> that's a really good one. >> that's good, yeah. >> tom brady paid homage to "star wars" dressing as a stormtrooper, almost, except for the shoes. >> yeah. steph curry stepped out as "toy story's" buzz lightyear, trick-or-treated with the family a day after breaking his left hand. the philadelphia flyers mascot gritty got into the holiday spirit dressed up as wonder woman. >> that's a wonder something. >> i was going to say. it's a wonder they found a costume to fit around gritty's midsection. >> oh! >> moving on to other celebrities celebrating fright night. >> i like when you crack up yourself. >> i know, me too. ellen degeneres transformed herself into cardi e. the 61-year-old talk show host channeled cardi b's character from the movie "hustlers." oh my gosh. >> tatas. can i call them that? >> i don't think so. >> i don't think so. i'm just saying. >> but yeah. >> after weeks of hype we now know what heidi klum dressed up as and frankly we're pretty grossed out about it. >> wait, what? eww, what is it? the inside of a body? >> i don't know what that is. >> klum, who's earned the reputation as queen of halloween for over the top costumes transformed herself into a cadaver. >> oh, that's what that is. >> the costume was months in the making. >> what's happening there to -- okay. we can't let this halloween slip by without at least a mention of kim k., dressed up as reese witherspoon's elle woods from "legally blonde," kardashian herself becoming a legal eagle because she's a lawyer. >> that makes sense. >> or she's got a legal something. across the pond the actress who plays queen elizabeth stopped by the queen's house. >> olivia colman was granted a damehood, not by queen elizabeth but by her daughter, princess anne. >> "the crown" returns to tv on november 17th. i can't wait. >> that's pretty cool. >> damehood. yeah, i think that cardi e, the reaction would have been like, dame, you hood. right? for that one. >> that's pretty good, yeah. that was a good costume by ellen. >> i liked it. coming up, our weekly "friday rewind." i'm alex trebek, here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. alex, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the #1 most popular whole life insurance plan, available through the colonial penn program. it has an affordable rate starting at $9.95 a month. no medical exam, no health questions. your acceptance is guaranteed. and this plan has a guaranteed lifetime rate lock, so your rate can never go up for any reason. so call now for free information. and you'll also get this free beneficiary planner. and it's yours just for calling. so call now. upbeat music♪ no cover-up spray here. cheaper aerosols can cover up odors in a flowery fog. but febreze air effects eliminates odors. with a 100% natural propellent. it leaves behind a pleasant scent you'll love. [ deep inhale] freshen up. don't cover up. febreze. welcome back to november. >> and as we bid farewell to the final week of october, here now our "friday rewind." breaking news, the leader of isis cornered and killed. president trump announcing the death of al baghdadi, the man behind gruesome beheadings and a reign of terror tracked to a dead-end tunnel in syria, detonating a suicide vest as u.s. special forces closed in. >> he died like a dog. he died like a coward. >> the message after the firefight and the dna test in the field, the commander reportedly saying 100% confirmation, jackpot, over. >> with family members holding pictures of some of the 346 people lost in those two crashes, the boeing ceo went further than before about his company's involvement in those crashes. >> we are sorry. we've made mistakes. we got some things wrong. >> senators from both parties demanding to know if boeing intentionally concealed defects in a new flight control system from the faa. it's called mcas. it misfired repeatedly, nosing down those two jets. >> the statue of ronald reagan on a horse right out front. a fire truck and thick smoke just behind it. this is where the former president and first lady are now buried. fires racing up the hills surrounding the library. helicopters dropping water. and inside the library, air force one. smoke and fire seen through those windows. >> the heat is intense, the wind is enormous. and it's fuelling that inferno. >> it moved so fast, we had to take cover behind the fire truck. >> 3-year-old kayla pierce. her parents wondered if she would ever be able to hear. failing a hearing test as a newborn, they fought for years to rescue her hearing. kayla with her toys, her father filming when her cochlear implant is turned on for the first time. kayla stops, touches her head. she is hearing her parents for the first time. >> kayla. >> she is overcome. it didn't hurt, doctors say, it simply overwhelmed her. >> oh my gosh, you guys know he has been dying to get some curls on that head. just shady boots. that is hilarious. i do have it pinned back. >> you got any tips for me? >> i have none because it won't help, you look awful. >> here it is. >> he did look awful. >> y'all, i got dressed so fast yesterday in my "stranger things" steve costume -- >> stop petting that. >> i forgot the nametag, i even had the nametag for steve. you see it? it was frantic. >> showing them thighs, k-mo thighs, oh my gosh. >> it was a really fun day. but now it's november. going to fall back. new month. thanksgiving is this month! "gma." have a good weekend. breaking news in america this morning, yet another massive wildfire erupts in southern california overnight. >> it's going to be a difficult fire to access. >> more than 7,000 people forced to evacuate. we'll take you to the front lines. the big concern right now. also new this morning, president trump making a move. the lifelong new yorker now says he's moving his permanent address. meanwhile, in washington, the impeachment investigation gets the green light in a dramatic vote but why his supporters say president trump scored a big win. a blistering farewell speech for the congresswoman facing a naked photo scandal. >> we have an entire culture that has to change.

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