>> reporter: good morning, robin. the images are disturbing. in those recent mass shootings, we've not seen the ugly reality of the victim's face in the final moments. today, we do. they are the haunting final moments before aaron alexis begins his killing spree. all captured in chilling, living color. we first see alexis just before 8:00 a.m., showing his entry pass before being waved in by a security guard. he drives into this parking garage. and moments later, walks into the navy yard through the front door of building 197. it's 8:08 a.m. no metal detector. no bag check. somewhere hidden, he is carrying this sawed-off shotgun. the fbi says he goes to this bathroom stall on the fourth floor. takes out the weapon. and reemerges, intent on killing. he's armed. peeking around corners. checking doors. looking for someone, anyone to ambush and murder. he appears methodical, calm, driven. he moves quickly down the stairwell. and watch as he ducks behind the wall, after spotting potential victims at the end of the hall. look at the body language, his intent is clear. she he's hunting. >> he was able to obtain a firearm two days before he carried out attacks. >> reporter: on the shotgun, alexis carved, end to the torment. better off this way. and my e.l.f. weapon. >> alexis held a delusional belief he was being controlled by e.l.f., electromagnetic waves. >> reporter: on computer files from his backpack, they find his final message. ultra-low frequency attack is what i've been subject to the last few months. and that's what driven me to this. this meant killing 12 innocent people and wounding 4 more. the release of the video is sparking some controversy. at least one family telling cnn overnight, they were angry they were not told beforehand. robin? >> quite understandable. thank you, pierre. >> it's hard to watch. let's get the latest on the looming government shutdown. less than five days to go before the money runs out. and the threat of a shutdown is hitting home in everyone's 401(k). the stock market sliding on fears of paralysis in washington. jon karl is tracking all from the white house. your new reporting overnight suggests the chance that some kind of shutdown still quite high. >> reporter: it is, george. congress is simply running out of time. here's how it will play out. the senate, despite ted cruz's talk-a-thon, will vote some time tomorrow, or saturday, to fund the government and take out that republican effort to defund obama care. but what republicans are telling me this morning is that the house will then take up the bill and still want to make changes, make another run, perhaps, at doing something to the health care law. that means it has to go back to the senate. george, this will go on through the weekend, into next week. and here is the problem. the government runs out of money on midnight on monday. and it's very hard to see this all getting done by then. >> and we also learned about something even more serious yesterday. the treasury secretary, jack lew, saying the government's going to run out of its ability to borrow money on october 17th. that raises the possibility of default. and there's a showdown on that, with republicans demanding big reforms in return for raising the debt limit. >> reporter: this is, by far, the bigger problem. republicans will unveil their plan later today to raise the debt ceiling raise that borrowing authority. and it's going to have demands that the white house is says unacceptable. including a one-year delay in the implementation of the health care law. and the white house said they will not negotiate on that. that means there is nothing going on when it comes to negotiations. and no solution on the horizon at all. >> we'll be watching closely. jon karl, thanks very much. let's get the rest of today's top stories. amy robach in for josh. >> we begin with breaking news. an alarming report that points to the problem of extreme fatigue among airline pilots. this morning, we're learning the details about a flight on which both pilots were asleep at the same time. it happened last month on an airbus a330 during a flight to britain. the airline it has occurred on has not been released. but the pilots voluntarily reported themselves. saying they had slept just five hours each over the two previous nights. they are not expected to be seriously disciplined. developing right now, the nation's biggest bank may be about to pay the price for its role in the mortgage mess. jpmorgan chase is in talks to pay an $11 billion settlement for using those sophisticated investments that caused the financial crisis. billions of that money could go to homeowners who are still hurt by that crisis. and a terror group that attacked a shopping mall in kenya, has raided a border post today and killing two police officers. this morning, new pictures of the smoking ruins of that mall. this is the parking garage. on its roof, one official said soldiers fired grenades to let the hostages escape. but it undermined the roof. a series of fires in l.a. prompted an all-night manhunt. the most severe started outside a strip mall and spread to an apartment building. thankfully, no one was hurt. this morning, police announced they have a suspect in custody. and it is a nightmare commute right now for thousands in the northeast. a power failure causing delays and cancellations on the metro north commuter railroad and on amtrak. there's no high-speed trains today between boston and new york. and a small plane crashed and burned in a suburban chicago parking lot, killing one person and seriously injured the pilot. the plane clipped several trees, parked cars and a light pole before erupting in a fireball. firefighters used foam to put out those flames. in canada, an extraordinary sight was captured on a dashboard camera. first, the sky brightened. then, it turned to day. and a fireball whizzes into view. a local astronomer confirms it was a meteor. look at that. >> or -- and major advances to thousands of americans who use artificial limbs. a washington state man can now control his robotic leg, using only his thought. he just imagines the movement. and the technology makes it happen. researchers who made the device have an $8 million grant from the army. and the interesting thing is, when you're walking on a prosthetic leg, it helps going up and down stairs. >> look how smoothly he's going. that's fantastic. now, to the latest on the montana judge who made comments about a victim in a rape case that sparked national outrage. and then, sentenced her attacker to only one month in prison. well, today, that month is up. and now, there's mounting pressure to get the judge kicked off the bench. abc's clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: this morning, former teacher, stacy rambold, will walk out of a montana jail, after serving just one month for raping a student. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> reporter: now, activists are filing a state ethics complaint against the judge who handed out that sentence, hoping to get him thrown off the bench. >> if we can't get him removed for this, there's something wrong with the system. >> reporter: rambold was sentenced in august, convicted of raping charisse morales in 2007. morales committed suicide. rambold got just 31 days. the judge calling morales, older than her chronological age and in control of her situation. that sparked international outrage. the judge quickly apologized. >> what i said was demeaning to all women. not what i believe in. >> reporter: he backtracked, even trying to change the sentence he had imposed. but -- >> you don't get do-overs in this way if you're a judge. >> reporter: prosecutors will argue rambold's sentence was illegal. they're appealing to the montana supreme court. >> if the judgment is that he needs to serve more time, he'll have to serve more time. >> reporter: judge baugh is still on the bench. rambold goes free for now. but montana's highest court will soon decide if his punishment fits his crime. for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. now, friendly fire for president obama. he first skyrocketed to the national stage on the strength of his eloquent speeches. but now, a famous supporter is taking him on for talking down to his audiences. ron claiborne has more on that. >> reporter: that criticism is coming from samuel l. jackson who accuses president obama of effecting a just regular folks way of speaking to people that jackson says, is not only fake but unpresidential. >> hello, cbc. >> reporter: you've heard it. the president getting all folksy, talking to the people. going to changes to gonna. the gs disappear. >> i don't think he minds telling me he turns 90 in a couple weeks. he's been causing a ruckus for about 89 of those years. >> reporter: it turns out samuel l. jackson, the maestro of the on-screen f-bomb, has taken notice. and he's filing a grammatical grievance against the president. jackson talks about what he thinks of educated people, like our harvard-educated president, trying to sound like average joes. jackson says, i say stop trying to relate. be a leader. be expletive presidential. tailoring your accent and slang to your audience, is as political a tradition as kissing babies. remember -- >> thank you all for coming. >> reporter: and mitt romney's awkward efforts to talk southern. >> i got started right with a biscuit and cheesy grits. >> reporter: even a genuine southerner, like bill clinton, would lay on the molasses when he ventured south of the mason/dixon line. >> they said, what does your momma do for a living, he can give an answer. >> the president speaking at the united nations in one form, he'll speak in front of a church audience in another form. >> reporter: jackson went on to say that while he sprinkles his own language with ain'ts, when i'm out presenting myself to the world as me, i expletive conjugate. on twitter, jackson is apparently widely known as the grammar police for correcting other people's sloppy tweets. ironic that his own tweets are heavily laden with colorful vernacular. and this being samuel l. jackson, the occasional expletive. >> that was a well-written story. >> thank you very much. >> okay. now, to the michael jackson wrongful death trial. the defense making its closing arguments. pointing the finger at the king of pop himself. saying his own bad choices, not concert promoters aeg lied. david wright has more. >> good morning, everybody. >> reporter: more than $1 billion of his clients' money hang on his arguments. >> you've been asked to decide if aeg lied, killed michael jackson. >> reporter: but if the lawyer defending concert promoter aeg against a wrongful death lawsuit felt the pressure, he didn't let on. >> aeg live would never have agreed to finance this tour if it knew mr. jackson was playing russian roulette every night in his bedroom. the attorney claimed that aeg never hired dr. can rod murray. that murray was jackson's private doctor for years. >> aeg live didn't hire him. on the contrary, they tried to talk mr. jackson out of it. >> reporter: on the incriminating e-mail in which paul gongaware, he wanted to remind murray, it's aeg, not jackson, paying his salary. >> he wanted to help mr. jackson any way he could. >> reporter: but they insist that the jacksons' demand for $1.5 billion in damages is outrageous. >> at the time he died, he was spending $20 million more per year than he earned. when he passed in 2009, he was well over $400 million in debt. >> reporter: he said a more realistic sum reflecting the lost earnings, would be about $21 million or so. >> a lot of money, more money than most people will see in their lives. but that's nowhere close to $1.5 billion. >> reporter: today, the jacksons' lawyer get one more chance for rebuttal before the case finally goes to the jury. for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, los angeles. we turn, now, to that stunning come-from-behind upset in the america's cup. team usa needed to win eight-straight races, which they did. and nick watt is in san francisco with the winning boat. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, george. i used to think sailing was all sipping rum punch and watching the sunset. oh, no. check out this monster catamaran. and a lot of us here in san francisco are still scratching our heads. how on earth did they pull off this insane victory? you are onboard with oracle team usa on the home straight. check out the smile. and check out the fans. sports can draw up insane drama, this is it. trailing 8-1 legs. these guys fought back and snatched the america's cup, the oldest trophy in sports. beating the team from new zealand, wednesday. ♪ you ain't nothing but a hound dog ♪ >> reporter: the biggest comeback since elvis in '68. since travolta in "pulp fiction." scarcely believable. team usa, eight match points in won eight races in a row to lift the cup for their 72-foot giant catamaran. >> we made a lot of changes on the boat. i'm not going to go into details of what we did. >> reporter: we may never really know. a lot of it was self-belief. >> there was an inkling of doubt? >> not once. >> reporter: not once? >> not once. >> reporter: are you being serious? >> being dead serious, man. >> reporter: the skipper is actually australia opinion now, an honoring american. can you say good morning, america, in an american accent? >> there's one thing i can't do. >> reporter: this sport will never be the same again. >> i think they're going to be back. and what jimmy said, we're facing them back out in the water in the not-too-distant future. >> reporter: that kind of passion for sailing? you just did. george, i'm embarrassed to say, i barely slept last night. i'm still so excited. you know, i guess if you're sailing a boat that looks like it could take you to mars, you'd believe anything is possible. and the moral of this miracle on the bay, never, ever give up. >> and i -- no question about that. but like you said, nick, larry ellison does not want to say what he did to the boat. is there any speculation what it might be? >> reporter: i mean, they say that they tweaked bits and bobs on the front. i mean, they have engineers in this warehouse working on that boat. working on the boat through the night, when they were 8-1 down. they thought, we need to pull this out of the bag. they did the tweaks. and the tactician, he's actually british. i'm wallowing in this victory even more. my originally homeland. and my adoptive homeland. we did it together, guys. we did it together. >> with an australian captain. all of the countries coming together. >> a small world. >> thanks, nick. let's get the weather from sam. some snow out west. >> yeah. in our quest to show you beautiful images around the world, we're going to start with a little park city, utah. i think this is a gorgeous town. they have a camera in park city that just captured the first snowflakes. absolutely beautiful. >> it's september. >> i know. but here we go. and by the way, they get a little more snow. probably up an inch in some cases in that area today. but the heavier snow moves into the mountain. a couple of feet in snow. in comes a windy, cooler pattern. it dries out today, tonight and into tomorrow morning, in the extreme northwest of the coastal areas, watch denver go from 80 today to 68 on saturday. it's the back and forth temperature swing denver knows well this time of year. albuquerque, from 84 to 71. phoenix is dropping slightly to 84. and gets to about 88 degrees. the heavy rain in the southeast is almost over. we're beginning to pull this rain out of the way. it has been days since you've had a nice day. it looks like, tampa, you're drying out a little bit. there's a little bit of rain that will go through there. for tallahassee, jacksonville, new orleans, even atlanta, a much better day. that's good news. temperatures by later on this afternoon. comfortably cool out there this morning. not quite the brilliant sunrise we had yesterday. 53 degrees and dulles. nation'ss in the capital. with the upper-level system. no rain here. >> we have the tough spots out of the way this weather. next weather, all of the good stuffs. >> hold you to it. coming up, the so-called mall of america murder mystery. a husband on trial for killing his wife. why his lawyer says he didn't do it. that dramatic split-second save caught on tape. a toddler rescued from a burning building. and in the danger zone. the reckless fly-by caught on tape. but a good morning -- that's usually defined by you. bailey's coffee creamers. so deliciously creamy, so good, they can only be bailey's. introducing three new flavors from bailey's coffee creamers. mudslide, white chocolate raspberry swirl, and vanilla brown sugar. 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911, what's the address of your emergency? >> there's a fire at 405 oak street. >> what a scary fire it was. there was the 911 call right there, where they had to rescue a toddler. it was all caught on tape. thank goodness it worked out okay. thanks to this young man right here, 8-year-old boy. incredible story coming up on "good morning america." >> so calm. i can't wait for everybody to meet him. also ahead, the mall of america murder mystery. the husband on trial for killing his wife. the new video prosecutors revealed in court. and you're looking at the airport stunt known as -- it's known as flat hatting. the pilot flying just feet above people on the ground. >> what? >> thrilling, question mark? insane, question mark? a lot could go wrong. >> just like that. >> people belong on the ground. and planes belong in the air. >> i don't like the flat hatting. >> way, way, up there. doesn't it seem like there's a new workout out every month? this is one of the toughest ones out there and one of the hottest ones. crossfit. are people pushing themselves too hard in this kind of workout? and does it put your life in danger? >> potentially fatal, they're saying. >> a lot of talk about it this morning. >> dr. richard besser will be here with that. thanks, sam. we begin with a minnesota man on trial for allegedly killing his wife. pretending that she had gone missing. even sending her text messages, he believed she were alive. the victim's family is not buying his claim of innocence. abc's gio benitez is here with us and has the latest. >> reporter: it's a tough trial for the woman's family. her mother, walking out of court wednesday, when the medical examiner showed autopsy photos of her daughter's body. the alleged killer says, he doesn't know how she died. they seemed to be a happy couple. but prosecutors say, their date night at the famous mall of america, went horribly wrong. 30-year-old kira trevino, ended up dead. >> it's inconceivable to think, we wl never see her again. >> reporter: february 21st, trevino and her husband, jeffrey, had dinner at the mall, where kira also worked. returning home to watch a movie. just before midnight, police say she sent a text message to another man. and it was the last time anyone heard from her. when jeffrey trevino reported her missing. he told police she left the house in the morning. he sent her desperate text messages. we are looking for you. kira's body was found in the mississippi river, may 8th. >> dealing with the loss, kira was the one person who kept us all connected. and she always put everyone before herself. >> reporter: police arrested jeffrey trevino, saying he killed kira in a jealous rage. thinking she was cheating on him and planning a divorce. on wednesday, prosecutors showed video of a taxi, pulling up toward the trevino home. police say that trevino killed her at the mall, leaving his car there. when the chevy cobalt was found at the mall, investigators found what appeared to be bloodstains in the trunk and blank divorce forms. his attorneys arguing there's no conclusive evidence, tying trevino to the murder. >> we're really confident on the way the prosecution is handling. >> reporter: abc news reached out to trevino's attorney. but he had no comment. the trial isn't over just yet. and trevino is charged with second-degree murder. >> we'll see what happens there. we return to the dramatic rescue in tennessee. a toddler trapped inside the burning bi burning building. firefighters had one option. and steve osunsami has the story. >> reporter: these dramatic pictures from a firefighter's helmet, capture the chaos wednesday morning at this apartment complex an hour and a half south of nashville. the stairwell up is on fire. here is the moment when a child trapped upstairs had to be dropped to police officers, who catch her below. >> i got her. >> reporter: the fire started in a downstairs apartment and quickly spread through the building. >> 911, what's the address of your emergency? >> there's a fire at 405 oak street. >> reporter: the 8-year-old boy who lived in the apartment where the fire started is being called a hero this morning. jonathan bent went door-to-door, warning residents. >> he went everywhere. knocking on this door. get out. fire. >> reporter: this was his sister who firefighters rescued. the fire began when the woman he was staying with fell asleep with a lit cigarette. >> people just said, jonathan's a hero because he woke up everyone. well, i feel like a hero. >> reporter: because of the boy's quick thinking and the good hands of rescuers who caught the children tosdzed below, everyone got out alive and uninjured. >> i got her. i got her. >> reporter: for "good morning america," steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> i love -- i just feel like a hero. >> he should feel like a hero. now, to the hair-raising airport stunt caught on camera. it's called flat hatting. that's when a plane comes close to the ground at full speed. it's a thrill to the pilots and people on the ground. but also incredibly dangerous. >> oh, my gosh. >> abc's john muller has the story. >> reporter: watch as this massive c-130, so big they call it the hercules, flies dangerously close to a group of onlookers. mere feet away. watch again. pilots call it flat hatting, a stunt where pilots fly at high speed, close to the ground, without setting their planes down. argentinean pilots were performing this at a remote air base in antarctica. while stunning, it is also remarkably dangerous. >> it looks to me like this airplane is 20 feet over the heads of the people standing out there. and that's just risky. it's not something that makes any sense. >> reporter: if it seems like something out of a movie, it is. remember this scene in "top gun"? >> it's time to buzz the tower. >> reporter: stunts like this one in january, can take your breath away. and many others have gone viral. many aviation thrill-seekers go to the st. martin airport, known for the beach landings that leaves people literally holding on to dear life. >> there's little margin of safety. it takes a flick of the wrist, something happening in the cockpit and that airplane could have desecended a few feet and ended up killing a bunch of folks. >> reporter: even in antarctica. >> i love aviation. don't get me wrong. but i don't know. >> there's other ways to get a rush. >> i'm with you on that one, amy. >> if it makes you happy. >> no. what? >> i don't know. i don't know. let's talk a little about california. yesterday, we told you the winds were going to be pretty strong and there was going to be dusty situations. lancast lancaster, california, the winds are 50-mile-per-hour to 60-mile-per-hour. the strong winds will move towards the phoenix area. we promised you good news about most of the country. and take a look at this. from atlanta, 78 degrees. we put the nice there on purpose. to washington, 75. chicago, 75. kansas city, 84. albuquerque, 84. phoenix, 94. even dallas and houston are in the low 90s. 92 to 95. so, the brutal higher 90s. we say, most of the country is looking in pretty good shape. if you're on the east coast, it's likely your weather person has been talking about a coastal storm and the possibility of it this weekend into next week. that low steps off the florida coastline. but right now, we feel like it's going to stay too far off the east coast to be a real issue by the end of the weekend to the first of next week. but keep an eye on that storm on the eastern seaboard because anytime there's a coasta >> it looks like a coastal low will have no impact on us. we do have some clout associated with an area o >> america's weather, brought to you by -- >> what was that? 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the union survives justin timberlake rapping about putting his you know what in a box on "snl." and will likely make it through "masters of sex." but sex in a box? >> the rules have changed on tv. and the demand or opportunity for sexually explicit content seems to really be happening. >> reporter: maybe it will arrive on our shores at some point. who would actually have sex in a box on television? the three couples are a pair of childhood sweethearts who are engaged to be married. two gay men in their 30s. and a young couple who are in the throes of new love. let's hope none of these people live to regret their 15 minutes of fame. >> a british tv executive says, and i quote, there's nothing salacious about the show. insisting it's quite a chaste program. indeed. >> moving along. >> i never have seen you so quiet. coming up, everybody, backstreet boy, nick carter, in a new interview. he's revealing the secrets behind his past behavior. josh is out. so, i'm doing "play of the day." please it. >> break it. the whale lives. well ladies, now there's big news in controlling your overactive bladder symptoms. thinking less about them with new oxytrol for women. it's a patch. the first and only over the counter treatment for overactive bladder. it's good to know how to put the control back in your go. new oxytrol for women. now over the counter in the feminine care aisle. visit oxytrolforwomen.com to learn more. ♪ ♪ i'm watching you tonight. ♪ it's in those blue eyes. ♪ sweet surprise. ♪ that everything feels right. ♪ tonight. ♪ oooooooo. protmilk vs. omelet (ding!) winner: m-m-m-m-milk! has protein and travels. got protein. right then. here's "the play of the day." >> no pressure, amy. no pressure. >> now, to "the play of the day." josh is on assignment. if you thought it wasn't possible to go whale watching off the coast of new york city, think again. a couple of surfers, just taking in the waves off rockaway beach, when some unexpected company shows up. >> are you kidding me? 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"beauty and the beat." scott bradlee and the postmodern jukebox. the latest on the extreme workout, crossfit. now linked to a potentially fatal condition. abc's paula faris has more. >> reporter: it's one of the most extreme workouts on the market. a military-style exercise that pushes bodies to the brink. but now, one expert says crossfit could cross the line when it comes to your health. >> with any form of severe exercise, there's risks. and crossfit falls into that extreme exercise. >> reporter: eric robertson, a professor of physical therapy wrote about a rare and potentially fatal condition that can afflict some people who do crossfit. writing, rhabdo isn't a common condition. let's it so commonly encountered in crossfit, they have a cartoon about it. >> it's a disgusting clown with organs on the floor. >> reporter: when skeletal muscle is damaged, it releases proteins too quickly into the blood and can lead to kidney failure. >> during the workout, i didn't have warning signs. >> reporter: she was in the e.r. just days after the workout. swelling from elbows to shoulders. >> this could kill you. >> reporter: russell burger is a supervisor and spokesperson. he defends the program. and says rhabdo is not unique to cro crossfit. >> there's cases from football players, to marathon runners, to military teenees to bodybuilding communities. >> reporter: one of crossfit's main goals is to raise awareness about rhabdo and how to prevent it. and when asked about that not so pleasant cartoon. >> my initial response is you have heard of him. and that's exactly the point. >> reporter: for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news, new york. >> for more on this workout danger, abc's chief medical editor, dr. richard besser. >> it's a term not many people know. but it's death of muscle cells. and you can see it from certain drugs. you can see it from infection. but here, you're seeing it because you're asking your muscles to keep working after they've stopped getting any energy to get the job done. that's really dangerous. it can fry your kidneys. >> your muscles sort of die out when you're working out. >> yes. >> if you're listening to your body and you're getting that burn, and you say, okay, i've reached my limit and you stop, you're never going to see this happen. >> i remember coaches saying, no pain, no gain. no pain, no gain. >> how do you know how far to push? >> and why don't people stop when they're in pain? >> part of it is peer pressure. you're in a group class. you are next to someone with a six-pack abs. and people working there. i'm as strong as they are. and you keep going. or a team just starting a workout. and the coach is pushing everybody. but that burn you get when you've used up your oxygen, that's fine. if you're going beyond that. and you're pushing yourself and others are pushing group. >> are there warning signs? >> one of the warning signs is your muscles are saying, i need to stop now. and you can prevent this if you drink a lot of liquids before you workout. you drink during your workout. you take the breaks. if you're feeling pain, you stop. no pain, no gain is the worst approach to exercise. >> we heard that so many times. and so, those are the suggestions that you have, especially staying hydrated. have you ever treated somebody with this condition? >> it wasn't exactly this. but i see a lot of kids. and i had a teen athlete who is really into basketball. he came in complaining of severe belly pain. i looked at his belly. he was ripped. he had a six-pack an eight-pack. do you do any situps? he said, 300 or 400 a day. are you doing exercise to stretch those out? he said, no. it's not rhabdo. but the extremes of this are dangerous. exercise is great. but not this. >> thanks, rich. next up in "the heat index," a medical scare on "dancing with the stars." bill nye the science guy is on crutches and in pain after a slip on the dance floor monday night. cameron mathison has the latest on nye's condition. >> life is short. >> reporter: bill nye, walking with a cane, after partially tearing ligaments in his left knee, from this paso doble on monday's "dancing with the stars." >> i stepped on the pant leg of my fancy slacks. >> reporter: you can see him slip and then struggle a bit to lift himself. viewers never realized his pain. >> you are okay? >> well, yes. >> reporter: bill iced his leg, went home after the show. and yesterday, posted this picture on instagram from his doctor's office. here's the scoop, partially torn ligament. awaiting the doc's order with time. >> the doctor told us, no more. you're done. >> reporter: bill reveals to "good morning america," photos of his ultrasound. that dark section is an internal bruise. >> it's when this stiff edge hits the belly of the muscle, it's called. >> the clip went viral on youtube. it got 3 million-plus viewers. >> reporter: bill nye the science guy has an enormous fan base. but he's dancing at the bottom of the leaderboard. >> our fans are pulling us through with the lowest scores in the competition. the last thing i want is to have to pull out early. >> reporter: bill and tyne aren't sure if and what they will dance on monday. but will be in the ballroom. >> i want to try it. i want to try to pull it off. >> reporter: for "good morning america," cameron mathison, abc news. >> they really work. >> he has fans rooting for him to come back. >> come on, bill. hang in there. we love you. sizzling on "the heat index," backstreet boy, nick carter. he's opening up about his bad boy ways. his drug and alcohol abuse. and his relationship with paris hilton. it's in a new book "facing the music "and living to talk about it. and he sat down with abbie boudre boudreau. >> reporter: a boy band known for making big comebacks. now, nick carter is making one of his own. >> i don't want to be one of those people who they say, oh, well, remember that guy, nick carter? you know, from the backstreet boys? he's just another one of those child stars that ended up a tragedy. >> reporter: in his new book, "facing the music and living to talk about it," he writes about everything from his 2005 dui arrest, to his party-fueled relationship with former girlfriend, paris hilton. you said paris hilton was probably the worst person you could have dated at that time. >> i'm just a boy toy. don't get me wrong. honestly, i was under the influence a lot during that relationship. >> reporter: 33-year-old carter says his drug and alcohol abuse were so severe, it caused changes to his brain. >> i was self-medicating. you talk about hydrocodones, vicodins. >> reporter: carter says his problems stem back to the emotional and mental abuse he suffered as a child. >> stop it. >> reporter: his family dysfunction playing out in the 2006 reality show, "house of carters." >> that's what it was. there was no thought behind it. put as much people in the house that have issues and let them explode. >> reporter: carter says he finally turned his life around, after he was diagnosed with a heart condition. >> the swelling of your heart muscle, due to the toxins, the buildup of toxins in your heart. >> reporter: because of the drugs and alcohol and the hard lifestyle. >> yes. >> reporter: and now, he says he's feeling and singing better than ever. ♪ i want it that way tell me why ♪ >> i feel like i've become such a better person, i'm not afraid to show the world, now, who i've evolved to become. ♪ that way >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> sounds good. he looks good. and so open in his book. really tells all. the book is out now. right now, we go outside. sam and amy are standing by with tory johnson and big deals. >> and i want these bargains. she's our first stop. i can't stop touching this stuff. it's all the great items you can get for your home. again, we say, get online already. >> they go fast. >> they go fast, fast, fast. goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! for all of the promo codes and links to get the bargains. >> let's show it. this is comfort living down pillows. you have to take a squeeze at this. they are so delicious. you see the gel insert here. it's pretty amazing. and it contours to the pressure points. >> the bipillows that go out fr under your head. >> regularly, $150 for these pillows. $52.50. >> $150 for a pillow. and you can get it for $50? 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"the washington post" reports he .s anthony dewitt a woman accused of splattering green paint on d.c. landmarks. doctors say she is incompetent to stand trial and the judge denied a request to release her from st. elizabeths hospital. here is amanda meadows with a look at traffic. the inner loop coming into tysons corner. all lanes were shut down in both directions at one point. you can see two left lanes will be closed southbound right near route five. big delays on the inner loop from 95 in towards tysons corner. you have the rack weights -- brake lights because of an earlier accident. >> clouds will even way to sunshine later today and comfortable temperatures with a light easterly wind. we'll have a few more clouds tonight. then for tomorrow, we start off with clouds. we return to sunshine for the afternoon. right now the weekend looks fantastic with high temperatures around 75 degrees. >> looking forward to the weekend. thank you for watching. ♪ you love, you love, you love you love, you love ♪ ♪ you love, you love, you love >> oh, yeah. nice touch. we are excited to have our first-ever house band. the internet sensation, scott bradlee and postmodern jukebox. you're blowing up twitter right now. our friends are asking, who are these people. >> amazing all day long. >> 20 million views. on youtube. and, boy, don't they deserve it? i didn't believe this is your national television debut. thank you for making it on "good morning america." >> ahead of the curve. >> a very special performance is coming up. you don't want to miss. >> i love that there's a jazz flavor on the hot, new songs. and coming up on the show, we're excited to have high-end designer, catherine malandrino. she is launching a line of high-end fashion. but, no. no, no, no. these are affordable. catherine malandrino has styled some of hollywood's hottest stars. and we have a first look of a new collection that everyone can afford at kohl's. >> this is one of hers. >> you're wearing it now. >> wearing it now. that's lovely. >> unique. >> can't speak the french. not just abc mornings sizzle, ladies and gentlemen. nighttime sizzles, as well. a brand-new drama about to come out. hannah ware and stewart townsend are here with a sneak peek of the show. you're going to love. >> very spicy. nou naughty. we're going to begin with a new path for jim carrey. now, he's putting his genius as a writer. his children's book is called "how roland rolls." bianna golodryga tells us how he was inspired by his own childhood. [ whistles ] >> reporter: from "ace ventura," to "the mask." >> smokin'. >> reporter: to "bruce ail mighty." >> don't forget your parting gift. >> reporter: no one inhabits a character quite like jim carrey. ♪ you're a mean one, mr. grinch ♪ >> reporter: now, the superstar, actor and comedian, is taking on the role of roland, in his first children's book. about a wave who worries that one day when he hits the beach, his life will be over. until he realizes, he's not just a wave. but the whole, wide ocean. >> i remember when i was a kid. i had real fears about parents were smokers. i remember locking myself in the bathroom one day for hours with their carton of cigarettes. >> reporter: to hide them. >> i was afraid they were going to die. kids have fears about life and what's going to happen to mom and dad. i wanted to give them something that reassures them that no one's going anywhere. >> reporter: while the story is partially based on memories of childhood fears, the idea of writing a book was based on some of carrey's happiest moments as a child. >> you bring a book and share it together, it's a special thing. >> reporter: magical. that's why carrey has dedicated the book to his 3-year-old grandson, jackson. >> at some point in this book, comes off the press, i'm going to be there and do that. >> reporter: and read it. carrey was involved in the book's illustrations. he drew a picture of what roland would look like. he collaborated with daughter, jane, who composed the music for the roland ebooks. >> it really feels good that i'm doing something for that purpose. you know? to hand down in the family. >> reporter: for "good morning america," bianna golodryga, abc news, new york. >> we said the same thing. he's a grandad? good for him. >> "how roland rolls" in stores right now. we're going to start with twitter and facebook pictures. we get a chance to see what's going on all over america. you can show us what it looks like. i'm going to go here. ossipee, new hampshire. i'm guessing. also, telluride, colorado. most of you will wake up this morning and say, this is nice. it really is. chicago at 75. minneapolis at 78. in comes some cooler air. this is slightly drier on the coast. from seattle to portland, even in northern california, just a dry moment, until the next system is not too far behind it. you could say you're drying out today, with a nice, good, cooler feeling air mass. but the gusting winds are up >> some filtered sunshine this morning. temperatures in the 50's and low 60's. somell start to see clearing this afternoon. tomorrow >> all that weather was brought to you by coffee mate, by the way. there's no place hotter on the planet than abc's premiere week. we're excited to welcome hannah ware and stuart townsend on "gma." they're the stars of the new drama, "betrayal." and the two get started, by the way. i've got to say good morning before we get to the clip. good morning, you guys. come on up. the two get started -- having an affair. look at this clip while we get settled in. >> you whetted my appetite for fresh lake air. reliving my days of yore. >> diving for buried treasure? >> there's gold out there, i'm sure of it. if you want to join me, you're welcome. no pressure, though. i can go alone. >> all aboard. >> that is -- that is it. that is the moment where you look and you find someone. and you kind of connect with them. and you guys do that beautifully. let me tell you who we've got here. hannah ware and stuart townsend. first of all, you two are stunning. but what is it like to create in a instant chemistry? and how did you do it? >> instantaneously. i think we met on set. >> just meet on set. >> yeah. >> and say, hi, how are you doing? okay. let's get our clothes off. >> all right. this isn't everything it seems in the first clip. actually, you two are married to someone else. >> yeah. >> and then, you -- tell me what's going on in this. how does the show roll out? >> well -- >> well, we're married, which is a little bit of a problem because we fall for each other. and for my character, he seems to be a guy who has everything going all for him. he has a nice wife and a nice family. he's materially well off. but in a sense, his heart is kind of dead. and he meets this lovely lady. and suddenly, something happens. and he kind of goes for it. and the consequences follow afterwards. >> and coincidentally, she's in a similar spot. >> yeah. sarah is seemingly very happy. she has a hard-working, ambitious husband. a beautiful son. and she's a photographer. she's quite comfortably off. you know, a veneer of everything being quite perfect. but there's a sense of slight discontent with various things in her life. and i think that these two people meet under those circumstances. >> it's a fantastic show. it gets started, by the way, premiere this sunday night. it's a coveted time slot. so, the network has a lot of faith in you. and so do we. 9:00 central here on abc. check my husband and make sure he's happy. do that. if not, that train station is not a happy place for your marriage. coming up, fashionons for less. you can't believe who is doing it. high-end designer, catherine malandrino. thank you very much. ♪ my heart and i want to do my heart ♪ ♪ and make this positively beautiful day ♪ ♪ it's a beautiful day >> yes, it is. a beautiful day, indeed. thanks to our house band, viral sensation, scott bradlee and the postmodern jukebox. they are singing us through the hour. it's building up to a special performance. don't miss that. we turn to french designer, catherine malandrino. how did i do? yes. she has dressed hollywood a-listers. to robin roberts, today. and now, she's launching a new line that's chic and cheap, called catherine malandrino for design nation. it's exclusively at kohl's. so happy to have catherine with us and a preview of the new line. bonjour. >> i'm a giant fan of your clothes. and i love the idea of making them accessible to all. why kohl's? >> they pushed me of an affordable line. but for me, it starts somewhere else. it's like, for me, what are you inspired by? and i say, forme, it's paris. paris is the city where i am born. i'm a woman. and i want to speak to women about paris. >> and the collection is preferred to as parisian for the american woman. let's get the first look. a wrap dress with a patent leather trench coat. >> if a woman needs a little bit of fun. and i see at the same time, it's fun by chic. and it can be weared with a long-sleeve dress like this one, inspired by the print of ceiling. it's very attractive. it's another print with a great story about walking into the streets of paris. >> it's graphic and beautiful. give me the price point on these. just a general price point? >> i think it's very affordable. goes from $36 to $136. but at the same time, it's more about style. for me, the price is what is the price. but style is the most important. >> let's see another style, then. come out model number two. i love that. so graphic. >> this was inspired by one of my favorite promenades in paris. and it has a graphic quality to it. and it can be very parisian with a skirt. or casual for the weekend with jeans. for me, every woman needs this type of easy but fitting sweater. >> thank you so much. our next look is an adorable t-shirt, paired with a flare trouser. that shirt is so cute. i love it. and the flared trouser, in for fall. and the motorcycle jacket, which comes also in a gorgeous ivory. which i was eyeing. and a bunch of celebrities. tell us about this look. >> well, i think the jacket, and is every's closet. it's weekend away. gives a touch of roughneck. at the same time, refined here because it's all quilted. and you can wear it like with not a men's pant. but it is cut for a woman's body. >> it has a low waist. >> it has the waist at the waist. and this is what is important as a woman designer. i know women's body. and i make sure that i get emphasize a woman's traits and forgive the weakness. >> one more look. and this one is really great, too. a pleated jumpsuit. that's the hot color of the season. a gorgeous navy. >> it's a cobalt navy blue. and it's what a women can find in her wardrobe. it's long sleeves. and it speaks to every type of woman's curve and body. >> we've seen this on stacy keibler. we know her. it is a great, accessible line, available at kohl's. catherine malandrino, designed for kohl's. it launches nationwide tomorrow. and catherine, we say mercy beaucoup. >> merci. >> our house band bring us a very special performance. stay with us. ♪ ♪ life we're so excited. we've been hearing from them all morning. the doo-wop cover group, scott bradlee and postmodern jukebox. their vintage versions have kept us going all morning long. they're going to perform in just a minute. hi, scott. >> how are you? >> this has been a lot of fun. a lot of people -- you have this love/hate, with pop music. but yet, you cover these great songs. >> i guess so. i've always loved the older styles of music, like doo-wop and jazz and things like that. i thought it would be interesting to take the biggest hits of today, and put them through a time machine of what they would sound like in the '50s or '30s. >> i feel like i should have a martini. like this is the brat pack. have you heard from any of the groups and people you have covered? >> a while back, we did a motown tribute to nickelback. and they said -- asked them what did you think of the cover? they wrote back, killer. >> ooh. >> so far, that's the only one we've gotten. but bieber, miley, if you're out there. hit me up. >> we've been hearing you all morning, killer. and behind the mic, robin, your girlfriend. >> yes. >> all right. >> now, making their national television debut, here's scott bradlee and postmodern jukebox. ♪ ♪ there's sweaty bodies everywhere ♪ ♪ hands in the air like we don't care ♪ ♪ if you ain't ready to go home ♪ ♪ can i get a hell no we're going to go all night ♪ ♪ until we have it by ♪ it's our party we can do what we want ♪ ♪ it's our party we can say what we want ♪ ♪ it's our party we can love who we want ♪ ♪ we can kiss who we want we can sing what we want ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh hey, aye ♪ ♪ so, la, da, di, da, di we like to party ♪ ♪ dancing with miley doing whatever we want ♪ ♪ this is our house this is our rules ♪ ♪ and we can't stop and we won't stop ♪ ♪ can't you see it's we who own the night ♪ ♪ can't you see it's we who 'bout that life ♪ ♪ if you can't hear what i'm trying to say ♪ ♪ if you can't hear the drum swing ♪ ♪ maybe i'm goingead maybe i'm going blind ♪ ♪ maybe i'm out of my mind okay now here we go ♪ ♪ try to domesticate you ♪ you are an animal it's in to make you ♪ ♪ it will liberate you ♪ you don't need to fake it and that's why i'm going to go ♪ ♪ a good girl i know you want it ♪ ♪ i know you want it i know you want it ♪ ♪ you're a good girl let it get happy ♪ ♪ your problems busted ♪ like legends of the venus it would be in ♪ ♪ of course at the beginning whoa, whoa ♪ ♪ we've come too far to give up who we are ♪ ♪ let's raise the bar and look up to the stars ♪ ♪ she's up all night i'm up all night to get some ♪ ♪ she's up all night i'm up all night to get lucky ♪ ♪ we're up tonight to get some we're up all night to vet fun we're all up night to get lucky ♪ ♪ we're up all night to get lucky ♪ ♪ we're up all night to get lucky ♪ ♪ we're up all night to get lucky ♪ ♪ we can't stop [ cheers and applause ] all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. e most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. i was honored to serve as governor of virginia. werought folks together in richmond to focus on creating jobs and getting results. that's the virginia way. and that's why i'm bacng terry mcauliffe for governor. terry won't let ideological battles get in the way of making progress. terry will work with democrats, republicans, and independents to create jobs and move virginia forward. it's important for virginia that we elect terry mcauliffe as our governor. i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. scott bradlee and postmodern jukebox. have a great day, everybody. >> live from the abc 7 broadcast center, this is an abc 7 news update. good morning. a new educational video is out aimed at combating bullying. some teachers in our region plan to use it. dozens of people packed cleveland elementary school for the premier. it could soon cost $.49 to mail and letter. the poster board wants to raise the price of a first class stamp by three cents. approved, itse is will take effect in january. let's take a look at the thursday morning commute. >> thank you. we are still watching a big accident that has caused proms all morning long in brandywine on route 301. this of the right near route 5. traffic is just at a standstill. northbound lanes are open. on the inner loop from annandale, unusual delay due to an earlier incident. >> we have mostly cloudy skies. i think throughout the afternoon we will see more in the way of sunshine. temperatures 74 to 77. we will see more clouds overnight. 74 tomorrow. the weekend is looking fantastic. perfect for anything you have outdoors. >> thank you. thank you for watching. we will be back at noon. 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