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>> reporter: spending part of her labor day weekend in newton, iowa. >> my voice is a little bit raspy. don't let it bother you. >> reporter: she's not just losing her voice. she's losing momentum. bernie saernds, with a commanding lead. 41% with just 32% for clinton. >> i think the secretary's people are getting very nervous. >> reporter: sanders is also surging in iowa. he joined union members on a picket line in cedar rapids. >> we're going the fight together for an economy that works for the middle class and working families of this country country. rather than just the people on top. >> reporter: not long ago, clinton was trouncing sanders in iowa. now her lead is down to 11 points. the big question now, what will joe biden do? he's not a kptd yet. in that new new hampshire poll, 20% of democrats are already saying they'd vote for him. >> if he gets into the race, we'll have a lively debate. >> reporter: hillary clinton is also struggling against potential republican opponents. in the two new poll, donald trump beats her in iowa and is virtually. and jeb bush easily beats her in both states. >> thank you, jon. now to the humanitarian crisis unfolding right now. thousands of people e fleeing bloodshed in the middle east. finally making it to germany. alex marquardt has been following the story and joins us from munich with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, amy. almost 20,000 people have arrived here in the past two days. after germany said they would take all those who come, the local government says 10,000 more are expected today, as this flood of refugees into europe shows no sign of letting up. thousands arriving to cheers this munich. germans coming out to welcome the refugees with essentials, even chocolate for the kids. they'll allocate $6.5 billion for lodging, benefit payments, and language courses. the hope says the vatican will host two syrian families. urging catholic parishes to do the same. we traveled with them forto munich. so many people now trying to get to germany, they all got their tkts for free. packing these cars. so much so that little one like baby salina here are sleeping in the luggage racks. ruha spent two weeks traveling by boat, foot, and train to be reunited with her father. >> i want to enjoy freedom. i want to do something. i want to get my chance and opportunity and everything. >> reporter: and in munich, a tearful reunion. you think your daughter will have a good life here in germany? >> of course. >> reporter: better than syria? >> the best all over the world. this is my opinion. >> reporter: and george, just a short time ago, france announced it would take 24,000 refugee, like ruha. the u.n. expects to announce plans today. no sign of a unified comprehensive european plan to address this crisis. george? >> more pressure on the u.s. to take more refugees as well. we turn to the ambush attack on two police officers in las vegas. man opens fire on them at a traffic light. one of the officers wounded. the shooter in custody. kendis gibson here are the story. >> reporter: police are on high alert this morning. two officers shot in as many days in vegas. a brazen, ambush-style attack. >> we have an officer, possibly hit by gun fire. >> reporter: an assault. >> code red on southeast with shots fired. >> reporter: two las vegas officers attacked. >> get a medical up here. >> they're on their way. >> reporter: police say man armed with a semi-automatic handgun walked up to the officers' patrol car. >> shots fired. 12th and nellis. i'm hit. 7-1137 southeast side. >> reporter: the gunman dropping his weapon. surrender surrendering. >> the suspect and the firearm were both recovered. >> reporter: the second officer-involved shooting in las vegas in only two days. on friday, two men were arrested after allegedly opening fire on officers responding to a suspected burglary. shooting one officer in the leg. and this morning, officials saying the officer involved in sunday's shooting in las vegas is in good physical condition. amy? thank you. now to the many opinion dentist and hunter who kyled ed killed cecil the lion. he's ready to go back to work. david wright has the story. >> reporter: he's been called the most hated dentist in the world. because he killed zimbabwe's most celebrated lion. he's breaking his silence. this is the first time walter palmer has come out in public since he killed cecil the lion. palmer's now expressing his wish to get his life back on track, telling reporters, i'm a health professional. i need to get back to my staff and my patients. and they want me back. [ [ chanting ] >> reporter: when the story broke, they swarmed his dental practice. he says he plans to reopen the clinic tomorrow. saying, i have a lot of staff members and i'm a little heart broken at the interruption in their lives. >> he was finltdgetdy at times. he didn't want to get into the core details of how the lion was killed. >> reporter: he didn't say where he was. he insisted he was not in hiding. saying i've been out of the public eye, seeing family and friends. this has been hard on my wife and daughter. said he kept a low profile out of concern for their safety, after somebody vandalized his florida vacation home, and after he and his family received death trets. he told reporters, i don't understand that level of humanity to come after people not involved at all. >> he talked about it with some level of agitation that people close to him had been vilified because they knew dr. palmer, this lion hunter. >> reporter: as for the lion hunt itself, palmer claimed it was all perfectly legal. the time between wounding and killing the lion was a lot shorter than the 40 hours first reported. his dental practice reopens tomorrow. a few crowds expected. george? >> trying to get back to normal life. good news this morning for the 30 million americans on the road this labor day weekend. gas prices at the lowest point in more than a decade. linsey davis filling up in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, george. good news to pass along. the national gas average now $2.39 a gallon. more than a dollar cheaper than it was this time of the year. disregard these prices. manhattan prices are always astronomical. on average, californians pay the most at the pump. you have 24 states on the gulf coast reporting prices below $2 a gallon. experts anticipate the prices will continue to drop. we're all doing the limbo this holiday. how low can it go how low can it go coming up x we'll have tips on how the save. >> one tip, fill up outside of manhattan. >> drive to new jersey. always cheaper there. zblmplg now on to tom brady. speaking out for the first time since getting the the four-game suspension thrown out. >> reporter: it's been months since tom brady has spoken publicly to the media. he says he dealt with the federal court battle in the best way he knew how. patriots quarterback tom brady, speaking out for the first time since a federal judge overturned his four-game suspension. >> i'll be excited to run out there thursday night. >> reporter: the super bowl mvp let to lead his team thursday night. >> it's been a long seventh months for everybody. now the goal is to focus on what my job is. this offseason. the case pitting him against ronler goodell. >> it's been a very tough situation for everybody. i think everybody deals with things differently. i dealt with them the best way i know how. >> reporter: while baddy is cleared to return to the gridiron. the two patriots employees accused of conspiring with him, they're not. they're suspended indefinitely. >> i feel terrible for them that right now. >> reporter: it's not game over for the nfl, which is appealing the judge's decision. >> that's their choice. i think that's part of -- that's part of the process. >> reporter: the 38-year-old quarterback now hoping his his side as he retakes the field. family and friends. there's a lot of people that have supported me. and, we'll need that support this season. >> reporter: brady didn't say whether he's been in contact with the two patriots employees. wait, there's more controversy brewing. some are claiming that the nfl may be taking shots at brady. they posted this tweet last night with seven of the league's elite quarterbacks asking the question, it will be blank against blank in super bowl 50. can you tell who's missing? 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temperature is 72. 72 murray hill, ridgewood queens, 73 whitestone, 67 long island, 77 bridgeport and 60s on the shore. we're looking at 90 for this afternoon. we're going to hit a record ken. thank you, sir, and that is the news for now. good morning america continues good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. pool emergency. family's holiday weekend turns to a terrifying scare. a 3-year-old sucked into a pool filgter. his parents could not break hmm free. how rescue grus got him out. locked up. the eighth grader who went so overboard on instagram, she racked up a $500 phone bill. her dad punished her with a padlock on her closet. she's the social media sensation who is shattering stereo types. >> it took me not caring about losing weight at all to finally lose weight. >> the young woman cho says yoga changed her life. and we're kicking off fashion week this morning with lauren conrad. here live. she's revealing the makeup secrets you'll want to steal. and how the make runway looks work for your real life, as we say -- >> good morning, america. good morning. lauren conrad out there in times square in morning. with a lot of fans. cannot wait to hear from her just ahead. one of the big fans is in our house, elliot has laulall of lauren's books. >> we have new research about americans and work and the hidden reasons you may be feeling so overwhelmed and underappreciated. we'll have the strategies to get back in control and land your dream job. with that. the big story the morning, the humanitarian crisis gripping europe. nearly 20,000 refugees have arrived in germany this weekend. fleeing the middle east in search of a better life. germany announced lit spend nearly $7 billion on the refugees. 800,000 of them expected to flood into the country this year. today, france promised to help by taking in24,000 of them. pope francis is urging catholic parishes across europe to accept refugee families. back here at home, the hillary clinton campaign says it's not worried about the latest poll. sanders is surging in iowa also. the clinton camp says it's expected a competitive primary race. sanders and clinton refuse to criticize each other. today, president obama signs an order to get more sick time for workers. the president is making an announcement in a labor day union rally in boston. a dramatic rescue a ever a freak accident in california. a little boy got stuck in a swimming pool filter. two dozen firefighters struggle to free him. more from matt gutman. >> reporter: family's holiday weekend turning into a california firefighters trying to pull a 3-year-old boy from a pool's in-ground filtering system on saturday. >> up to his waste in a pool skimmer. or a filter. >> reporter: in-ground filters are used to suck debris from the water, clerking them in a basket, typically removed by hand, leaving clean water behind. after falling into this skimming system, the toddler got wedged. the family tried to use the dish soap. nothing worked. >> he was given 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"gma" work place contributor tory johnson is here. another number that stood out. more than two-thirds of americans are disengaged from their jobs? jt sounds disturbing, right, as well it should. it should bpt that way. i think it's for a few reasons. we look across the board. we're working longer hours. technology has us connected 24/7. we feel like we always have to be on. other people are feeling urnds or unappreciated. that's made the stress levels incredibly high. and then, for some people, a feeling of being burnt out. sometimes because of those two reasons. so what was once interesting, the kind of work that we do, is not so much anymore. that causes stress to increase. >> if you're one of those people working long hours, who feels underappreciated and is burnt out, as you said, what is your recommendation? >> have a plan "b." the only thing you can do. that means sometimes choosing the lesser of two ooefls. suck it up or stick it out or embark on a sort of job sej that's unenviable. i always choose take control. take action. never resign yourself to unhappiness. there are a couple of people on twitter ho ask erter who asked, am i too old for this? you're never too old to pursue something better. >> how do you go to that plan "b"? >> do a little bit of dreaming. ask yourself, if i could do or be or pursue or work anywhere, i would what? what would that thing be? you can't look for a new job unless you know what you want to look for. don't be panicked in you don't have that answer today. it can take weeks, months to come up with it. if you work at it every day, you can get there. once you know what that is, you can build your resume and look at what is the best i have to offer in connection with with what it is that i seek. rebuild or create your digital identity. start a link ededlinkedin profile. sometimes we think the grass is greener. talk to people who work where you're thinking you might want to work. and so obviously, getting that dream job could take time, as you're putting it all together and getting your plan in order. what do row do in the meantime to feel better about the current situation? >> i think there's two things you can do. first is rethink, in general, rethink how you spend your time outside of work. most times, we want the check out. sleep, watch tv, do nothing. better. i recommend join team. do something like if your community that makes you feel good and it sort of is an important component where people appreciate who you are and what you have to offer. or volunteer. spend one hour once a week giving your time and talent you know it makes a difference and feeling good about what you do i think is critical. do. what about the employer's duty? >> one supereasy thing. i think often times, the boss contributes to the problem but plugs. say thank you genuinely and thank you more often. e we don't hear it enough. too many bosses and managers believe, you know what, you're lucky to have a job and your thanks comes in the form of a paycheck every two weeks. that's a lousy theory in which people. if ever manager and colleagues as well said thank you and really meant it, it's often the difference between a good day, bad day, you know, a lousy job and a good job is feeling that sense of appreciation. >> a lot of good advice. i'm sure it will spark questions. you'll take them on twitter all morning. >> all day. >> thank you. and next up on the heat index, a north carolina yoga expert causing a sensation on social media breaking down stereo types on what it is to be fit. >> she's a self-described fat femme turned yoga guru. she's sharing her poses with followers. she's inspiring yogis of all shapes and sizes. it's an exercise of the body and soul. >> reach your fingertips up toward the ceiling. >> reporter: now a social media guru is hoping to shatter the stereo type that practicing yoga is only for the thin. this 27 yeerl was put off by yoga. >> my first experience with yoga. i was 16 years old. my aunt was into bikram yoga. it was horrible. weight. uncomfortable with my body. >> reporter: years later, she chance. depression. yoga gave her something to hold on to. challenged me. when i started practicing yoeg garks all of the poses were -- they were progressively more difficult. exciting. that kind of excitement translated to other parts of my life. >> reporter: now, yoga enthusiasts flock to her instagram to get inspired. >> that changed the way i thought about weight loss. it took me not caring about losing weight at all to finally lose wait. >> reporter: the self-proclaimed fat femme believers anyone can practice yoga, regardless of size. >> think about how powerful you are. and think about everything that you have achomp lished. just in living your day-to-day life. why would you feel bad about your body when you're so incredibly strong? >> reporter: she practices yoga every day. she's teaching around the country. at home. that will help you get comfortable without feeling self-conscious pip love her focus is on strength. feeling strong as opposed to worrying about what you look like. >> don't call it a yogi. thanks, mara. next up, a big surprise for a basketball coach inspiring so many young kids. our special contributor tim tebow first introduced us to nesta felix in new york. linzie janis is back with her story. >> felix starting that program on her own time and own dime. it's become a mentoring center and study hall, keeping kids away from gangs and drugs. now the coach getting much-needed help. >> everybody got it? everybody got it? >> got it. >> everybody got it? >> reporter: we were all inspired when tim tebow brought us the story of nesta felix, a college basketball coach who started her basketball program, new flex, six years ago. >> she's a miracle. >> inspiring. >> she drives me to be my best. >> reporter: she gave selflessly, her time, her energy, and heart. with a little help from friends, we wanted the to give something back to nesta. >> this is your brand-new computer lab. >> what? >> reporter: a new commuter lab. a classroom makeover. and a brand-new ford flex to help her drive her kids to their afterschool programs. one surprise that would come later. a new basketball court, courtesy of con nor sport court. so as the seasons changed and the weather turned warm, the trucks rolls in. and carter oosterhouse and his team from carter's kids got to work. >> everybody heard nesta's story, we wanted to help me. we got in great new court. >> reporter: within four hours, the coach with the huge heart had a shiny new court for her kids. zblun believable. the children are so excited. i'm thrilled beyond words. thank you so much. >> coach nesta and her kids, they all deserve it. karma. how quickly they put together that court. >> pretty fast. >> you probably have that in your backyard. let's go outside to rob. >> all right. a great crowd out here in times meteorologist bill evans. we've got this hazy look to our day, a little humidity going to burn off quickly. we're at 72 degrees, going to get to 88 very fast. by 2:00, we'll hit 90. around 3, 4:00, and we'll taper off to a beautiful sunset dropping down to 82 degrees. tomorrow we're at 93. that could tie the record. 91 on wednesday gives us a rather unusual heat wave for september. maybe a leftover storm friday, that cools us down >> don't be shy there. >> what? >> how are the red sox doing this year? >> good. >> okay, if you say so. there's always next year. that's the latest from out here. toss it back to you. "pop news" does not take break on labor day. off we go. in case you needed another reminder of why beyonce is flawless, the singh brought the house down in the made to america festival over the weekend. she rocked her biggest hits and a few disny's child classics. in the crowd, nicki minaj. husband jay z was in the crowd. he really is bey's number one fan. >> could he see her? >> he knows the words to the songs. you know, it must be nice when you have so many fans you have to name them, the beehive. beliebers. >> real quick? fan-girling? what is that? >> i don't know. llamas mamas. you know what i'm talking about. >> exactly. i know the lingo. and speaking of instagram. a video of katy perry struggling to master a segway. the star calling herself an obvious first-time burner. she slips off. yeah, it's gone. back home, katy's dad knows how the ride. showing off his skills. ensuring the the singer will now be roaring off into the sun set. >> she was doing hatthat in a dust storm. >> it was like tatooine from "star wars." . cool news out of russia. steven tyler showing sweet emotion in moscow. walking up to a street musician. i don't want to miss one smile cause i'll miss you babe and i don't want to miss a thing >> oh, and then nailed the harmony. >> you watch the video. apparently the guy didn't recognize it was steven tyler until the end of the song. yeah, that's steven tileryler. dude. >> the following day, they gave a free concert in moscow's main square to celebrate the city's 868th birthday. he joins us on wednesday to announce the nominees for the cma awards. you get an opportunity to duet with him, sing the words. it's really steven tyler. finally, ring ring. it's reese witherspoon calling. the actress and her son, tennessee, making the most of labor day week wednesday a special yellow phone. ring ring ring ring banana phone ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring banana phone banana phone >> she's lip-syncing the classic by children's artist raffi. >> did you know that? >> i have a brother 11 years younger than me. we had to listen to baby beluga and joshua the giraffe in the car. making an appealing video, that was. and i gotta warn you. watch it over and over, and it may drive you bananas. >> sticking the landing, jesse. >> happy, happy labor day. coming up, we have lauren conrad here. sharing secrets to looking runway ready. a sneak peek at her new collection. this is a channel 7 eyewitness news brief. good morning, it's 8:27 on this monday, september 7th. i'm lori stokes. topping the headlines at this hour, following developments after violence broke out at the celebration leading up to the west indian american day parade along eastern parkway in brooklyn. one person was killed, at least four were wounded in a series of stabbing and shooting attacks. 1million people are expected to attend today's parade and 4,000 police officers will be there to try and keep things under control. families desperate search for a teenage immigrant moves into its tenth day. ryan mathews has not been seen since august 28th. volunteers havput up flyers throughout the neighborhood. matthews moved here last year from guyana. it's 8:2 let's get a check on the morning commute with heather o'rourke. >> we are going to talk to you about that accident we've been talking about all morning long. as you go through westchester county we have an accident on the cross county parkway eastbound near midland avenue. all the local lanes are closed down. the traffic is being diverted spot express lanes as a result. we had an accident on the new jersey turnpike on the northbound side north of the molly pitcher service area. it was pushed off to the shoulder. we have minor delays across the board at our hudson river crossings. keep in mind the exclusive bus lane -- we have long island railroad running on a holiday schedule. alternate side of the street parking rules suspended today. and the accuweather forecast with bill evans. >> keeping an eye on the haze. that's lifting as we look toward the george washington bridge and the hudson river. we're at 72 degrees, going to be looking at a southwest wind to a west wind which is a warm wind which is also a land breeze. we're going to be looking at temperatures in the low 70s right now. all the way back to the great lakes to find any rain. that front doesn't get here until thursday. we're looking at a hot day today, 90 on this labor day, maybe a record high tomorrow. lori. oh, boy. all right. thank you, bill. we're back in a half an hour. more of good morning america, have a good da [ cheers and applause ] welcome back to "gma." we got a bunch of guys at the desk. >> yeah. >> like a locker room. >> it's a lego desk. coming up, we'll celebrate the incredible work of a father and daughter who made an incredibly special creation. you can see a little bit of it right there. and also ahead, we'll take you on location for your next vacation. this time we have the top five locations from that romantic comedy classic, "sleepless in seattle." i'm here with lauren conrad. she's here to share her new adventure with us. the l.c. runway collection. happy labor day. >> it's been fun. >> you had so much success with lauren conrad collection at kohl's. now you're launching the runway collection. tell us about the capsule collection. >> it's a runway collection. the line we have been going for about five years now. and, um, i just think this is a fun way to make a splash and be like, you know, it's -- it's sort of an elevated version of the line. >> you're launching the collection on wednesday by kick starting new york fashion week with this special runway show with a shopable live stream? >> it will be amazing. everyone can tune in. get a front row seat to the runway show. and backstage. and immediately, it's shopable. that's exciting. >> i think a lot of people are impressed that you have banned several words on your website. body shaming words. >> we did. >> tell me about that and why you decided that was important to you? >> sure. um, i think, you know, when we were focusing on fitness, i wanted health to be the number one focus. seven a different shape and size. words like skinny and thin don't necessarily apply to everyone. i wanted to focus on taking care of yourself and feeling like the best version of you. >> that's awesome. you and whitney, your former co-star were pictured together at a taylor swift concert. how do you think that experience prepare for success now? do you take some things you learned from that and bring them to your business now? >> absolutely. i think it gave me an amazing platform. it taught me a lot. it was a great experience. >> you get some thick skin through all those experiences? this morning, we're kicking off "gma's" steal celebrity secrets week. you've agreed to share some of those with us. we're going to get makeup tips with your makeup artist. learn how to go from runway to real way. amy nadine, thank you for being with us. >> you see a lot of sequined eyes. we have a sparkle eye. find a nice glitter shadow. stamp it like this. and i don't know if you can zoom in and see it. >> it's very pretty. >> very wearable. it makes a statement. >> and you can wear that during the day? >> during the day but it's more for a party at night. but it can be pretty during the day, too. >> i like that it's nice and beautiful and muted. it pops her eye. >> that's taking a glitter shadow and using your finger to press it on. >> next, we have the feathered brow. >> there's a lot of bold, stenciled brow. they're drawn-in and stenciled in. we hope the pendulum is swinging away. the trick to doing that is don't fill in this part here. so just brush this one almost familiar and up. then start the filling in here. go like this with little brush stokes at a time. work on the arch. >> it is a thicker eyebrow? >> it's thick and defined, not overkill. like a throwback to the '70s. >> don't bring back the '80s. i'm okay with that. here's one that i have not been able to pull off. i don't know how to do it. it's the dark lip. >> a lot of us, if our lips are on the thinner side, we feel like the dark color makes it smaller. take a highlighter. and we're going to go around the krim ter. and that will, you know, light and dark. light pulls something forward. like in art class. and then -- when you do the bright lip, it looks like they're fuller. it's kind of -- creates an illusion. >> you don't line it first? >> you can. if we had time, i would. i'm going to cheat. >> the color you choose matter with your skin color and tone? >> if you have cool undertoens, look for a blue red. warm undertones, a warm red. >> that looks fantastic. we're watching you pull off that dark lip. it does look very nice. lauren conrad, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> the lc lauren conrad runway collection will be available online immediately following her streaming live streaming fashion show on wednesday. jesse? we're paying tribute to new york stumummerstage. t.j. holmes has a look at the incredible shows they have staged this year. >> reporter: summer stage. new york's largest free outdoor performing arts festival has been celebrating its 30th anniversary all summer. >> reporter: from the king of funk, george clinton. to two-time grammy-winning african artist angelique kijo. and broadway's "the wiz." this season, summer stage heated up with more than 140 shows. entertaining almost 300,000 people with everything from dance to music to juggling. a season highlight, a surprise pop-up concert featuring the one and only stevie wonder. 3,000 tickets gone in less than a minute. those fans treated to classics including "sir duke." from the 1986 album "songs in the key of life feel inspired >> i think what makes summer stage so special is that every concert has meaning to the audience. my favorites will be different from somebody else's favorites. >> reporter: and let's not forget "good morning america." >> we're thrilled to partner with "gma" because we're helping art. >> reporter: "gma's" summer concert series drew huge crowds for free concerts including nicki minaj. >> good morning, america! >> reporter: one direction and 5 seconds of summer. for "good morning america," t.j. holmes holmes, abc news, new york. let's go over to rob. >> this is the most advanced wall of this weather cast brought to you by ocean spray. george, amy, i wish you could feel this breeze. >> check out our desk. this is from our friends at bego. we have mugs, too. no coffee. i don't think that would work so well. the latest in the lego projects. >> we found a father/daughter duo who love legos so much, we had theme create a movie. >> i'm haley. >> and i'm paul. her father. we made the beggest little lego movie, "jurassic park." it's blown up so huge, "good morning america" asked us to re-create the opening with lego bricks. and this is the "good morning america" logo. the first nine days was all building. we were building everything from the abc studios in times square. we built letters for "good morning america" for the logo. >> it was really fun to build "good morning america" with my dad. because, i would get to learn how the animate new things. and, also, it was a really good way to spend time with him. >> we had to make sure to get every detail right. from ginger's dress to robin's hair to the curves of the studio to where the tv screens are in times square. >> this is robin. >> it's been really fun working on this with haley and the guys from digital wizards. we hope you really enjoy it. >> let's roll the tape. >> abc news, live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> good morning, america. we're live in times square. and look at this crowd. great crowd on this beautiful day. >> lots of energy out there. we have a lot of fun in store. >> that's right, george, it's a fun summer day. come on, everybody. lego. get it? lego. >> ha ha. look at this adorable puppy. >> so cute. lucky family. >> more fantastic news. >> you know what time it is, hammer time. back me up. yo i told you you can't touch this dance. >> keep trying, michael. >> it really is a day to lego around here, wouldn't you say. everything is awesome >> all: good morning, america. >> i forgot we did that. >> i liked your hair. >> it doesn't move there either. >> e we want to thank paul and haley for that. rob, you have ever-storm. >> i love the name. it has the ability to shoot -- oh. look at that. it's coming your way. lower. higher. or, you know, we could go hand-to-hand combat. >> no, no, back off. and you have a new friend with you. >> we have to take him for a walk. this is a beagle, completely made of lego pieces. amazing. ago. he looks cool. >> we'll be waiting for the lego poop shortly. thank you, tom. did i just gross you out? >> no. coming up next here on "good morning america," the makeup trend so many are trying. join the millions who have already switched. we switched. and now, we're streaming netflix. who knew time warner cable's internet was so fast! mom switched. and now, we can watch our favorite shows together, on demand. i switched. so i can connect to the internet just about anywhere with my free twc wifi hotspots. join the millions who switched to time warner cable. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100meg internet, and hundreds of hd channels. you'll also get unlimited calling to the us, mexico canada, china, and now india. call today. i switched. now i have a free app that lets me watch tv whenever i have the time. for $89.99 a month you'll get tv, internet and phone. and if you call now, there's no risk, no contract, no catch, no kidding. i switched to time warner cable and knew exactly when they were coming. thanks to their one hour appointment window. switch to time warner cable today. and now, for a limited time, you could get a $300 reward card. call today. welcome back. it's time for "gma's" yahoo! your day. we're looking at one of hollywood's favorite makeup secrets. makeup contouring. mara mara schiavocampo has the tricks to get the look. >> reporter: it's the makeup obsession du jour. helping you enhance your facial structure. celebs like jennifer lopez, kim kardashian, and nicki minaj putting it on the map. what is it? >> it's huge. it's done with a dark lor, light color. people do it on noses, eyes, foreheads. >> reporter: the average person has a good time to pull it off. bobbi brown is taking us back the basics. >> i'm using a bronzer a little bit of a blush color. it's not a brown. apply it just under the cheek. we're using it as a blush. it's going a little bit turned cheek to create depth. you don't need a lot of it. then add the highlight. high on the cheekbone. to give a little bit of a glow. do a little bit on the nose. you don't want to contour anything on the chin. no shine here. no shine on the forehead. you want it high up into the cheek. i like the take different textures. this is just a balm. this creates a glow. and also a highlight. >> it's giving you low light in a natural way. >> it's enhancing. you could do it on the eyes. by putting a little bit of a highlight on your eye. it helps bring the eye up. avoid things that are too dark and too hard to blend. too white on the skin. what you don't want is a white shadow that's going to not look natural with your skin tone. you want to enhance what you have and play up your best features. >> reporter: the true key to helping you achieve a contoured daytime look the natural way. >> she can go to work like this. >> looking beautiful. now, bobbi adds contouring is best reserved for the runway or photo shoots because of the lighting and the highly controlled environment. if you're going to do it, she suggests using a light touch that will still look good face to face. her thing is, don't try the change your features. don't try to make your nose slimmer or jawbones more sharp. she says face to face in daylight, it will look weird. it will look like you smudged dirt on your face. not the look anyone wants. coming up next here on "gma's" location vacation, how you can bring "sleepless in seattle" to life. it's time now for "gma's" on location vacation. all about turning vacations sba movie magic. this morning, some of the most memorable places in the classic comedy "sleepless in seattle." jesse is in times square with that. >> we travelled to the pacific northwest hub to visit the locations that introduced people to seattle. >> hello. >> hello. >> reporter: in nora ephron's classics rom com "sleepless in seattle" -- >> i know. >> reporter: traveling to the pacific northwest so see if she and sam baldwin, played by some hanks, are mfeo. >> mfeo? >> made for each other. >> reporter: the film brought to life by its seattle backdrop. now, to help you spend day vacationing in the movie on your next trip to the emerald city, we're counting down the top five filming locations. the atheen yan inn at pike place market. >> so how's my butt? >> not bad. >> reporter: where they dine. >> when's the last time you are out there? ,jimmy carter. 1978. >> reporter: the market. >> this sour signature item. it's called the athenian seafood bowl. if you sit right here, you can sit where tom hanks sat. >> reporter: next up, number 4. alki beach. featured in one of the unforgettable boating scenes. together with a wink and a smile >> people go to the alki beach. you can make a day of it. pick up picnic goods. play volleyball. >> reporter: at number three, the space needle. this skyline-defining land mark gets more than 1 million visitors a year. >> there's a lot of things to the space needle. go the deck. have lunch or dipper there. the garden of glass. >> reporter: number two, lake union. >> jonah! jonah! >> reporter: the site of his iconic houseboat. >> if you're a what eer lover and want to see sailboats, you have the best views. it's worth getting down here and taking a cruise. >> reporter: finally, at number one, visit the dahlia lounge. for a meal fit for royalty. >> do you have kids? >> no. >> do you want mine? >> it's the quintessential seattle restaurant. the triple coconut cream pie is the best seller. >> sam. it's nice to meet you. >> reporter: on the seattle set of your very own real-life love story. and typically, oit does rain about nine months out of the year in see at. the summer they filmed, seattle was in a drought. 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