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♪ wild thing >> the multipultimate moment th gets loose. how it may have helped the cardinals win the game. good morning, america. tiny cat with a ferocious bite. great to have paula faris here this morning. welcome. >> i know no one has won the powerball lottery but i feel ry sitting in between the two of you. >> you know how to butter us up. >> how about that. big winner in st. louis. >> big winner in st. louis. the cat, the rally cat. that's what everybody is talking about. it is one of the top trends on twitter this morning. look at the little kitty. got loose in the field and had to send the groundskeeper out there. he goes to grab the cat and -- >> the cat grabbed back. >> going to leave a mark. >> that cat grabbed back. a lot on that coming up. but first to new developments on north korea. we want you to take a live look at guam where it is nighttime right now. >> that is the u.s. tartaglione in the pacific home to thousands of americans that north korea threatened to launch missiles toward last night, of course, their response to the president's's fire and fury warning and also calling it a load of nonsense as defense secretary james mattis warns against any actions that lead to the destruction of north korea's people. martha raddatz tracking all the latest and starts us off from washington. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is truly a war of words between donald trump and north korea's leader but it could have very real consequences. a yours territory is facing a very specific threat from north korea in response to donald trump's strong words. a defiant rebuke by north korea. in a statement calling president trump's recent comments a load of nonsense, saying the president is a guy bereft of reason and only absolute force can work on him. [ speaking a foreign language ] and this morning, a renewed specific threat to guam. north korea announcing it will launch four missiles at the waters near the island by mid-august. overnight the governor of guam responding encouraging calm. >> there is concern and worry but there is no panic. >> reporter: south korea warning of strong and resolute retaliation for any attack against them or the u.s. the new north korean threat coming in response to that fiery warning by president trump. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> reporter: in a statement defense secretary james mattis backing up the commander in chief but stressing defense saying that the u.s. has unquestionable commitment to defend ourselves from an attack and that north korea should cease any consideration of actions that would lead to the end of its regime and the destruction of its people. and in pyongyang on wednesday, a rallying call. thousands of north korean citizens packing the square in that nation's capital in a display of unity. the increasingly threatening rhetoric coming as u.s. intelligence analysts now believe scientists in north korea can produce miniature nuclear warheads that can fit inside those icbm missiles. kim jong-un launched two of them last month. but for now all eyes focused on guam because the threat was so specific, saying four missiles giving an approximate date and saying the waters, not the island itself. this may increase the likelihood they may actually do this, george. >> okay, martha, let's talk about it more with steve ganyard. steve, as martha said it's a specific provocation. four or five missiles towards guam in the next couple of weeks and a warning against it from both south korea and japan. >> yeah, george, the specificity is interesting. not only does it guess anything state the kind of missile, it says four and the parts of japan it will overfly and what the intent is so i think what we're looking at is part of the continuing test program because this missile that they're talking about has been very unreliable and never launched it in salvo, in multiples so could be a convenient choice to test it further. >> it's supposed to go over international waters and the other areas but could get close to u.s. territory if it gets within the u.s. territorial waters. what do we do? >> george, there's a thad missile system, a new defensive missile system that we talked about in south korea before. it's intended to defend areas. a good missile to have there. the problem is it's still a developmental missile and although it has 100% success rate it's never been tested against four and the north koreans know that. but as you know, the real concern here is guam is american territory and the north koreans miscalculate that's an act of war. >> so take us inside the decision-making process, inside the government as north korea prepares for this. they'll be watching every second of every day but how will they make the decision whether or not the test requires a response? >> the radars that will pick up the launch from north korea will hand off that data as the missile travels towards guam and this thad missile system is very sophisticated and it'll operate almost on automatic mode and so it sees that missile coming in, the press, i'm sure, will authorize if they do see one coming in they're authorized to knock it down so a lot will be automated and data that will be passed off through a series of radars out in the western pacific. >> tensions are getting high, steve ganyard, thanks very much. paula. >> thank you, george. we want to turn to new developments in the russia investigation. we have now learned the fbi conducted a morning raid at the home of former trump campaign chairman paul manafort using a search warrant. our senior white house correspondent cecilia vega has the latest details from bedminster, new jersey, for us. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hi, paula. good morning. this stems from special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian election interference. you said it. a dozen agents showed up at his home and took documents and other materials. it happened early in the morning and late last month. this is now just coming to light. the trump team has really tried to distance themselves from paul manafort but paul manafort, of course, ran his campaign toward the end -- before the election there and also oversaw the republican national convention but really it is his past work in pro-russian/ukrainian politics that has him under scrutiny and had -- in the wake of this his spokesman released this. mr. manafort has consistently cooperated with law enforcement and other serious inquiries and did so on this as well. the big question, if paul manafort was cooperating to the level that the feds want him to cooperate would they have had to conduct this raid on his home >> that's what everybody wants to know. back to the spokesman statement right there, cecilia. you mentioned, quote, other serious inquiries referencing congressional investigators. what else are they looking for from manafort? >> reporter: they are looking for information from paul manafort but also donald trump jr., the president's son. and, of course, this goes back to that famous now infamous trump tower meeting between those two others and the russian lawyer. they're also looking for information about the russian interference in general and the campaign, the trump campaign has released 20,000 documents to the senate judiciary committee recently. >> cecilia, we will see you on "world news tonight." thanks. we get more on both of these from matthew dowd, chief legal analyst dan abrams. matthew, let me turn to you and north korea. we see the action/reaction cycle going on right now. the president's fire and fury comments spark a new reaction from north korea. even though the president's team trying to modulate his rhetoric. >> well, it's very interesting the president's team is basically saying don't pay attention to the president so the calm and cooler heads aren't the president. the calm and cooler heads are general mattis, general kelly, general mcmaster, nikki haley. almost as if they're the offensive line protecting the american people of the world from something they see as a threat. einstein said, you cannot solve a problem with the same thinking that created a problem. they need to step back and figure out what is it over the last 25 years they haven't been able to do in order to build this. >> there are no good answers to that nuclear threat. the russia investigation and let's talk about this raid on paul manafort's home. quite significant in that a judge had to approve it. >> that's right. it also means that it's clear that the authorities do not believe that he's cooperating as he says that he is. now, he may be offering up documents and cooperating to some degree but clearly don't believe he's cooperating enough because they went to a judge to say, we need to go to his house, we need to go in and potentially find documents. >> knock on his bedroom door. >> yeah, so the judge had to sign off on having probable cause of a crime where they could find evidence there. so that's a big deal. now, dogs that mean that a crime was committed? no. does that necessarily mean they're going to be able to link it to donald trump? no. but it is significant with regard to the investigation into manafort and what they're saying publicly about his cooperation and what the authorities think about that. >> politico reporting the investigators are look at paul manafort's son-in-law who he is in business with as well. it does seem like there's something of a strategy here both with paul manafort and general flynn, put the pressure on, see if they'll flip. >> maybe, yeah, but see if they've committed crimes. i mean, everyone is sort of viewing manafort and flynn as potentially part of this ladder to go up higher, but i think that the authorities there are also looking into whether they committed crimes. i think that's important here. i think that's part of the investigation. it's not all just pieces in the puzzle to get to a higher level. >> the president back on twitter continuing his feud now with the senate republican leader mitch mcconnell. >> you would think for a guy that's basically down to almost 30% approval rating in the country he'd be looking for friends wherever he can find them. mitch mcconnell is the leader of the party, his party in the united states senate and the only signature achievement that the president has had in the congress was neil gorsuch getting on the supreme court and that was because of mitch mcconnell. you would think the president would take some accountability since he's the head of his parrott for whatever happens on his legislation but he's trying to blame everybody else for some reason. >> thanks very much. let's go back over to michael. >> all right, thank you, george. also this morning, hurricane franklin making landfall slamming mexico's gulf coast. it is the atlantic's first hurricane of the season and vbs's rob marciano has more. good morning. >> it's the second landfall for franklin for the state of mexico and the state of veracruz. it came on shore as an 85-mile-an-hour storm late last night now weakening rapidly. still some back building on the east side. mexico city is in the path but they are protected by some of these mountains. won't be a wind event but rain on the eastern slopes. heavy rain, maybe mud slides there. greater concern closer to home. two tropical waves we're watching. this one has a models bending out to sea but the other one off the coast of florida and watch it and noaa updated its seasonal list. >> thanks. now to new troebl over google. the engineer fired over his memo questioning the role women play in the world of tech is now filing a labor complaint as a lawyer says dozens of women are gearing up to sue the company alleging wage discrimination. rebecca jarvis has more. >> reporter: this morning the man behind the memo that sparked outrage doubling down on those controversial claims about gender diversity at google speaking out in an interview on youtube. >> i'm not saying that any of the female engineers at google are in any way worse than the average male engineer. i'm just saying that this may explain some of the disparity in representation. >> reporter: the now fired google engineer james damore addressing this ten-page memo he says he wrote after attending a diversity program claiming women on average have for neuroticism and higher anxiety and may explain why we don't see equal representation of women in tech and leadership. >> some women are different than men in these ways. >> reporter: now the unemployed 28-year-old says he's considering suing his former employer for illegal dismissal and filing an official complaint with the national labor relations board. the ceo of youtube owned by google's parent company sharing how hard it was to explain the memo to her daughter. i thought about how tragic it was that this unfounded bias was being exposed to a new generation. women represent just 20% of google's technical staff and now more than 70 current and former female employees are preparing to fight back over alleged gender pay disparity. google has no comment on the possible lawsuit. they are already dealing with a government investigation into alleged pay discrimination. google denying any pay gap and as for damore, wikileaks founder julian assange has now offered him a job, paula. >> have not heard the last from him. thanks very much. we get the latest on the taylor swift trial. her mother took the stand yesterday. leveled a direct accusation at the radio deejay who lost his job after swift accused him of groping her. >> reporter: fans are still lining up to see taylor swift. >> front of the line. >> reporter: her mother's testimony is now making headlines. on the stand wednesday, andrea swift looked straight at david mueller, the former radio deejay accused of groping her daughter's rear end saying he sexually assaulted her. that guy. andrea says looking at this photo obtained by tmz of swift and mueller during the 2013 preshow meet and greet her daughter's stance looked awkward. >> here both sides say it's a good picture. of course, he says it shows that i'm not lifting her skirt, for example. but she says why would your hand be anywhere near my bottom. >> reporter: mueller insists there was never inappropriate contact. his lawyer asking do you know where your hand was not? mueller saying it was not on miss taylor swift's rear end. he is suing swift claiming her allegation is false and that it cost him his career in radio. andrea swift says she wanted mueller fired but never demanded it. >> for taylor swift's mother to get on the stand and i think in a way that seemed sincere, cry and seem very hurt for her daughter is the thing that wakes jurors up and in a close case emotion matters. >> reporter: now as for why team swift never went to police, andrea swift says she wanted to keep it private so that it didn't define her daughter's life. now we do still expect taylor swift to take the stand sometime before this trial is over. michael. >> all right, thank you, i'm sure everybody is waiting to see what she has to say about that. we turn to good news for everyone who is playing the lottery. there was no powerball winner overnight which means both that jackpot and the mega millions pot -- >> still in it, michael. >> i'm still in it. i still got a chance, george. abc's nick watt has details from l.a. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the combined jackpot now approaching 750 million bucks which has fools and dreamers like me thinking, what if i won them both? anything is possible but the odds on that happening, 75 quadrillion to 1. that's 15 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25 years. the jury taking less than a day for deliberations. some crying as the guilty verdict was delivered. molly herself sobbing and telling her mother, i'm really sorry, mom. i should have just let him kill me. >> we believe justice has been done. >> reporter: jason hired molly has ace au pair after the death of his first wife. in 2011, jason and molly married and moved the family including his two young children to the u.s. but two years ago, tom martens making this 911 call from jason and molly's north carolina home. >> he's bleeding all over and i may have killed him. >> reporter: martens and his daughter maintained they acted in self-defense. >> i hit him in the head with a baseball bat. he was choking my daughter. he said i'm going to kill her. >> the former fbi agent taking the stand. key evidence they say showed a fight for survival. but prosecutors pointed to the crime scene seen in these photos obtained by abc news. investigators testifying that the physical evidence specifically the blood spatter proved corbett suffered fatal blows to the head after he was already down. the weapons, a baseball bat and a brick. jason's family now raising his children speaking out after the verdict. >> a brick that had been on her nightstand. when we found those details it was so unbelievable. who keeps a brick on their nightstand. >> reporter: the jury not buying the self-defense claim. >> once you hit a certain point and you do not stop, self-defense goes off the table. >> reporter: family members of molly and tom shocked and devastated. >> this is the most atrocious mischaracter of justice i've been a part of. thank you. >> reporter: the family says it plans to appeal the verdict. before she left the courtroom molly turned around and said my father and i are not murderers. she referred to her husband choking her and said it had happened many times before. the only difference is that that night her father was in the house. george. >> okay, linzie, thanks. dan abrams back with us now. the jury moved pretty quickly. were you surprised. >> yeah, i think most were surprised watching this case particularly about her conviction. he's the one who is swinging the bat. he admits he swung the bat and quite they're both convicted of second degree murder. now, apparently the jurors in the end believed that she had hit him with a brick as well and i think there were a lot of questions as to what a brick was doing in her room at all to start, if this was self defense, how did you suddenly have a brick there. she said it was for an art project, et cetera. i think that was one of the issues for this jury, but i think that most people were surprised at this verdict. >> yeah, and you point out especially for her because the jury foreman said at least initially two people thought she was not guilty. >> that's right so those two people said they took the night and came back but this was a quick deliberation. you're talking about, what, four hours or something of deliberations and they come back in a case where even just the legal standard cast tough. the prosecutors had to effectively prove it wasn't self-defense and it was the blood spatter and it was exactly what that jury said there, i think it was the number of blows and the fact that there was an opportunity that jurors believed for him to stop. >> beyond their testimony the evidence in support of self-defense relatively thin. >> right, it was his testimony and there was a hair. there was a hair that was seen on a photograph that the defense said wasn't tested and could have helped prove that he had been dragging molly. that was the defense that he had been dragging her and the reason he needed to keep hitting him was because he couldn't -- he wouldn't stop. he hit him and he'd keep dragging molly. he'd hit him again and he'd keep dragging her and explain the reason why blood was around the room. this is one of those cases where the blood spatter evidence did become critical. evidence that was found, for example, on his underwear. evidence that was found around the room. those were the critical issues in the case. >> dan abrams, thanks very much. more on this story tomorrow on "gma" and "20/20" including the exclusive interview with molly and her father tom. their only interview after the arrest. paula. >> thank you. coming up, take a look at gio benitez on a rock in the middle of ray creek. up a creek. we'll show you how drone also help rescue gio and people in situations like this. that's all next on "gma." hi. cat these new social security alerts i keep hearing about? sure, just sign up online. then we'll alert you if we find your social security number on any one of thousands of risky websites. wow. that's cool. how much is it? oh, it's free if you have a discover card. i like free! yeah, we just want you to be in the know. ooh. hey! sushi. ugh. i smell it! you're making me... yeah, being in the know is a good thing. know if your social security number is found 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[ sirens ] >> reporter: this is a training exercise. >> let's go. >> simulating an active shooter scenario. volunteers playing frightened school kids and teachers. the weapons, paint ball guns and the first eyes inside a drone clearing the hallway and spotting the assailant. >> suspect, left. >> reporter: triggering the takedown. >> suspect down. >> they got him. the entire time that drone was watching what he was doing. that's how they knew where to go. >> reporter: the man behind the sticks officer barrymore of the mansfield police department in north texas. before the drone goes through those doors what is going through your find? >> make sure i can get eyes on the bad guy, the suspect and make sure that they're not walking into something that will get them killed. >> reporter: part of the drone task force that spotted this escaped convict back in 2015 hours before a search helicopter could arrive. that unit, one of the more than 300 state and local agencies that have added drones to their arsenals. these aircraft deployable in just minutes, more agile and up to 400 times cheaper than using a helicopter for those eyes in the sky. they're also being used by firefighters outfitted with thermal imaging cameras. >> with better information comes better decisions. it's the next best thing since a fire hose. >> reporter: to show what it can do i'm led into a fire training facility completely filled with smoke. >> let's go. >> reporter: that's me on the right. with members of the joshua fire department, i crouch down in the corner playing a trapped victim. from the outside there's no way for rescuers to know if anyone is inside but a quick view with that thermal and there i am. >> high-tech firefighting. that's the way to do it. >> reporter: but we're not done yet. our final scenario, search and rescue. in june a drone spotting these two lost colorado hikers and their dog in just two hours. and in january, those thermal c cameras finding these stranded kayakers at night in just 20 minutes and as night falls here i head into the woods so a drone can find me. the drone delivering a kind of lifeline. a radio with a glow stick attached for easy spotting. i have the walkie-talkie. i'm not hurt. >> we will send a search team for you right now. >> reporter: then something i never expected. they have a spotlight on a drone. this is the kind of spotlight you might expect from a helicopter. >> waif to the camera and say hi. >> you found us! i can't believe it. and right here right now in the brandy wine creek we'll show you how a drone can help save a life. take a look now. we are with drone pilots from the wilmington police department and they are flying a life jacket out to me right now. in fact, just ten days ago they had a rescue right here. the water was over the rock and you can see right there all that debris, that's actually from a real flash flood. you can hear that powerful drone above me right now and we're going to take this life jacket off. i've got the life jacket and now what this will do is give rescuers more time to actually get to me and save my life. you know, what's really incredible about this, more than 50 people have been saved with the help of a drone since 2013. paula. >> more than 50. that's a stat that we like to hear. things ended well for gio. we're happy to report that but a pretty incredible endorsement from that fire chief it's the next best thing to a fire hose in that's the what i to use a drone. i thought gio was going to hook himself oup to the drone and tae himself out of there. we have our big board. hotel alert. are you being charged resort fees for things like housekeeping, pool access and more? how to find out and save big, the next time you book a room. ♪ ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. 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anchor martha raddatz tracking all the latest. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning. we saw that north korean news reader this morning calling president trump's recent firing comments a load of nonsense saying the president is a guy bereft of reason and only absolute force can work on him. but the most alarming part of the statement is an extraordinarily specific threat to guam. kim jong-un's regime saying they plan to launch four missiles at the waters near the island. finalizing a plan by mid-august. the response has been resolute. overnight japan's defense minister claimed they could shoot down any missiles north korea might launch before they reach guam while the governor of guam encouraged calm. south korea warned of retaliation for any attack against them or their allies. and defense secretary mattis warned that north korea should cease any consideration of actions that will lead to the end of the regime and the destruction of its people, george. >> a very tense august. okay, martha, thanks very much. paula. now the other top story, a bizarre dispute between the u.s. and cuba. the state department has expelled two cuban dims after u.s. embassy employees in havana reported coming down with mysterious physical ailments. now being blamed on a so-called sonic weapon. abc's victor oquendo has all the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the state department is taking this very seriously. the fbi is investigating as well. two cuban diplomats working at the embassy in washington, d.c., they've been expelled after all of this but the circumstances are still mysterious. it was late 2016 when a number of americans working at the u.s. embassy in havana suffered some physical ailments. that's all the state department would confirm but the ap reports u.s. officials with knowledge of the situation believe there were some bizarre attacks on these diplomats with a kind of covert sonic weapon that left them with severe hearing loss and caused many of them to return home for treatment. the cuban foreign ministry responded in a statement that read in part, the ministry categorically emphasizes that cuba has never, nor would it ever allow the cuban territory to be used for any action against accredited diplomatic agents or their families without exception. paula. >> bizarre story, indeed, victor, thank you. michael, you have another top story, a story of biblical pr portions. >> archaeologists along the sea of galley think it is the birthplace of three apostles of jesus christ and at first they thought it was a fishing village but say the elaborate architecture and mosaics indicate this may have been a more important place possibly the birthplace of st. peter and the apostles andrew and phillip and say this is one of the few biblical sites that has remained lost if you can believe that. more digging is scheduled for next year. >> fascinating. thanks, michael. coming up that health alert. a new report about strokes revealing they're 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[ applause ] ♪ signed sealed delivered >> she can sing, by the way. she will do a sinking rendition. >> i just represent the common man who sings in the somehow i and car not so good but will bring it. seems like bill murray is experiencing a real-life "groundhog day" time loop. he went for the second night in a row to see the adaptation of his classic 1993 comedy. now, listen to this. during his second visit, a "new york times" writer tweeted this is not a joke. bill murray went to see the "groundhog day" musical again. so living out the actual movie. the actor took time to pose with fan, hang out with the cast including andy karl and murray was really into it. he was visibly sobbing by the end of night one. i mean, it's like your life flashes before your eyes again in he didn't want to see it end so he kept going back again. >> you know, will murray make it a true "groundhog day" and show up again tonight? >> how many days did they go in the original -- >> i don't remember. >> i just remember that song, i got you babe. >> are you going to be singing -- >> no, you set the bar high. >> maybe hold on to your hat. now to a "pop news" exclusive. john green releasing his first novel in almost six years. a look at "turtles all the way down." you know what turtles all the way down means? it's a philosophical joke that says the world is flat and we're all on a giant turtle. >> so it doesn't have -- ? i'm for real about this. >> we're not talking about the teenage mutant ninja turtles underground? >> no. >> that's where i was going with it. >> something about a woman and a billionaire and -- searching for god. i don't know. but anyways, it follows his breakout hit "the fall in our stars." 16-year-old aza and daisy as they pursue the mystery of that billionaire and along with a cash reward. it covers "star wars" fans fiction and an unexpected ending. his first time writing about the mental illness that has affected his life hitting bookshelves in october. we will wait for that one. >> absolutely. >> that sounds good. >> you sold it. >> yes, she did. >> on another note. ♪ born in the usa come on. ♪ usa >> where was this singing, people? >> you're so good we don't -- >> everybody knows that song. >> you intimidate us. we can't sing as you do. >> well, a little born in the usa headed to broadway. rock 'n' roll legend bruce springsteen putting on a new solo called springsteen in manhattan on broadway and it's very personal and intimate. they're going from massive 50,000-person auditorups to 1,000-person venues. >> they like the intimacy of it. >> right up in your face, the boss. and they'll be getting -- what is so funny, michael. >> right up in your face. >> come on. >> well, when you're right there -- anyway, what a day. i think i'm just a little buzzier because i've been on the road but anyway, springsteen on broadway will begin previews october 3rd and that's when broadway turned into -- [ applause ] and everybody will be dancing in the dark. ♪ born in the usa >> waiting for that. >> if that's what being on the road does for you i'm going on the road. matter, i'm going on the road right now. thank you so much, adrienne. i'm going on the road to our "gma" health alert. it's a new study that found that strokes are on the decline for men but not for women and dr. ashton, you're here to help us. >> good morning. >> good morning to you. and even with the rates on decline for men of strokes that's going down for men, but it really overall hasn't really changed. what does this tell us. >> this was a huge study that appeared in the journal "neurology" and looked at over a million people, 1.3 million over a 15-year period and look at the rates taking the pulse of what's going on, what are the numbers and found for men good news the rates of stroke are going down. for women, they stayed the same. so, again, we have to always track these major diseases and health outcomes because that's obviously very clinically relevant. >> the natural question why is it going down for men and women staying the same. >> it's important to realize as a society we're not getting healthier, unfortunately. although we are living slightly longer. so for both men and women, the things that increase the rates of stroke, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, obesity, we see that again and again going up for everyone. for women they don't really understand what is really causing this change in stroke rates so, again, there are some possible theories here. causes for women, heart disease which we know the number one killer of men and women, the same thing predisposes you for a risk of stroke. less aggressive treatment possibly in women or women who may be more -- less compliant with their medications like blood pressure, lowering medications and then hormone therapy. we know there is a slight association between increased risk of stroke or clotting events in women who take hormones so, again, a lot of question, not a lot of conclusive answers at this point. >> what exactly could women do to cut their risk. >> i mean you have to ask first of all what causes a stroke and, remember, there's two different kind, a bleeding kind of stroke but the most common cause, ischemic where the blood supply gets cut off. when you talk about lowering that risk the same thing good for the heart is the brain, know your number, blood pressure, cholesterol, exercise. if you smoke, stop and know your family history so, again, prevention is very important. the good news is 80% of strokes are preventable >> that's great news and thank you. >> like to end on a good note. >> thank you for giving us that information and, george, we'll go over to you. we move on to financial advice and a new survey about credit card fees that examines 100 different cards and reveal those with the fewest fees and others with the biggest charges. >> credit cards an important tool for many americans but these fees can add hundreds of dollars to your 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[ cheers and applause ] and you know what, they're excited about our next guest. he's going back on tour with new music. please welcome grammy award winner, macklemore. [ cheers and applause ] >> nice to see you. how are you doing. >> how are you doing? >> what's up, man? >> how are you doing, brother. >> have a seat. [ cheers and applause ] >> nice crowd for you. welcome back. you've done the concerts in the park and sung on our show before. first time you've been here with the studio audience upstairs. >> it is. [ cheers and applause ] >> we got a lot to talk about. first i want to say we all read about the accident. how are you doing. >> i'm doing good. i'm doing good. yeah, i got hit by a drunk driver in a head-on collision a couple of weeks ago. >> head-on. >> your car was totaled, right, pretty much. >> insurancewise i'm hoping so. >> glad you're okay. >> thank you. >> glad you're here with us. >> thank you. >> i got to ask, i know this is a roberto clemente -- >> there's a lot of controversy. >> everybody is like you're from seattle. >> i'm glad we're talking about this. yes, i'm from seattle. i like the jersey. i just like -- i was like, yellow, roberto clemente and it's the national league so, you know, i get the pass. >> we like the jersey and we got to say we love your grandmother, helen. she is an absolute star. >> thank you. >> in your music video, "glorious." look at it. so you were celebrating her 100th birthday and show up surprising her in the video saying grand be ma, we can do anything you want. one of those things reportedly there is a descriptioner in the video. did grandma ask you for that. >> definitely not. she had no idea. i don't know how tame this is either. i know this is a morning show. but that's a crotch stand right there. >> so also in the video i was wondering where you guys were going to go with driving around with a carton of eggs which you use to egg somebody's house. was this grandma -- whose house were you hitting? >> i don't know if it was -- i think i pretty much told her everything we were going to do. >> this is really your day. in yeah, here's some eggs. let's go hit this house. it was my aunt's house. yes. >> talk about that at thanksgiving. you know you really broadened your demo. you really did. have you seen the video of these senior citizen ises, and we have their reaction on tape. let's check it out. >> what. >> ah. >> oh, i hope there's no heart attacks coming. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's pretty good. >> and you got that and you have your daughter too. instagram, you have senior citizens now you have your daughter. she is already singing. she's only 2. >> yeah. >> teaching her early. >> yeah, hopefully she doesn't have my pitch training. >> oh, she is adorable. >> yeah. >> sloan is her name? >> yes. sloan. >> what is she singing here? >> this is "moana." her favorite. >> such a good singer. yay. >> so beautiful, man. >> thank you. >> you have two big singles out. you have "comblorous" and "marmalade." >> yes. [ applause ] >> you finish the album. coming out soon. what other surprises you have. >> we got some more. we have some more. i can't say right now >> that's why it's a surprise. >> that's why it's a surprise but -- >> not even a hint. >> i have such a good hint for you guys and i can't do it. it would just -- >> nobody will hear. everybody close your ears. >> tell us about the tour. i'll let you off the hook. >> thank you. yeah, the album i turned in the album yesterday literally pressed send. the album is turned in. the tour got announced yesterday so, yeah, doing america first then we'll go over to europe and august always and new zealand and all that, hit the world but got to start here in the usa and -- [ cheers and applause ] go around the country. >> congratulations. >> i tell you what, for everyone who wants tickets, tickets for macklemore, well, they go on sale tomorrow so make sure you pick those up and to give you a little preview, he's going to perform live for us coming up just ahead, man, we want indicate to hear that. everybody, don't go anywhere. robert pattinson is here next. [ cheers and applause ] back now with the procedure new moms are using to get their stomach back in shape. mara schiavocampo met with a fitness expert who showed her how to reduce the so-called mummy tummy. >> so you're just going to bring the chin towards the chest. >> reporter: in is not your normal everyday gym class. >> make sure those shoulders stay glued to the mat. >> reporter: one designed to help moms beat that stubborn belly bulge that sometimes comes home aloan with their brand-new baby. >> you're lifting from the belly of the inner thigh. >> reporter: i joined fitness expert lea keller at new york city's clay health club to check out moves she says will help tone the tummy using a technique called the dia method. how do those exercises address abdominal separation. >> as long as that belly button is drawing into the spine you are correctly engaging the natural core. >> reporter: the growing uterus stretches out the abdomen during pregnancy that can cause the vertical bands of muscle to meet in the middle to separate. for some their postpartum belly is actually a medical condition called diastasis recti. >> what's causing the bulge is the pressure from your internal abdominal cavity so whenever you strain or do certain positions, you would see bulging through. >> was this something you had heard of before. >> i definitely hadn't heard the scientific name but i could see it on myself. >> at the gym keller showed us how to burn off some of that stomach. but first things first, the proper technique. >> you're going to slide your hand out super sexy, rest your head on your arm, that's the pivot point and then roll on to your back. >> reporter: then the waist sin cher. >> it literal cinches it. >> what kind of results do you see? >> i see tremendous measurable results. i see inches off their waist. >> reporter: even with these results many experts say more research needs to be done but agree that these exercises can help give a head start on losing that belly pouch. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> thanks, mara. that's great news for us moms out there. let's go outside to rob. hi there, rob. >> hey, paula, look at this crowd. kansas, iowa, indiana, maryland, dallas happy 33rd birthday, do you feel old now. what do you have planned? >> it was a trip to the city for a week without the kids, we're having a wonderful time. congratulations, happy birthday. you have great weather. we don't talk about climate outlook, we have above average temperatures across much of the country through october. that's a check on the national forecast. check out what's happening where you live. >> reporter: i was talking on social media on facebook live, the next ten days we're at or below average and in three or four weeks we go above. we're dry, mostly sunny skies, 85, close to average, unsettled tomorrow. >> thank you, rob. and i got to say, hear the crowd. they're excited. it is great to have robert pattinson here, everybody. he stars in a new movie "good time." he plays a con man looking out for his brother. let's take a look. >> how would you like it if i made you cry? would you like that. >> no, i would not. >> get up. >> told me i had to do it. >> let's go. >> he has all my stuff. >> this is my work. this is my stuff. okay. >> shame on you. >> shame on me? shame on you. >> shame on you. >> yeah. welcome. welcome, man. >> thank you. >> i'm going to talk about your queens accent in a moment but when you -- i had a chance to watch the movie. you burst into the room. you look so different in this movie. >> i had a bath since then. well, kind of. >> what was the transformation like for you physically for this movie? >> i mean, well, we're shooting a lot of it just on the treat and shots and stuff and i kind of -- also with a lot of first time actors and i didn't want to seem like i'm an actor playing a part really so i had a lot of time to kind of just basically convince people that i kind of was that and kind of one of the first times i stayed in character for a significant period of time. but it's very satisfying just wandering around shooting a movie and no one noticed because like no one in it looks recognizable at all. >> i tell you what, watching the movie you definitely were that character. you embodied that character the entire way through and had this accent. you're speaking with an english accent now which i'm used to but the queens accent. you mastered it. how did you master it? >> i mean i've always kind of liked doing accents. it's kind of -- it's a holdover. my mom is one of those people talking to someone on the phone with an accent and by the end of the conversation no matter how strong their accent is she's fully imitating that. and i guess it's a kind of holdover. i find it really fun. but i mean i spent a lot of time in queens and queens center mall. i was in the tattoo shop there for ages and ages. >> you know how many people are going, i wish i would have went into that tattoo shop. >> i kept walking in on people getting -- i wanted to talk to the tattoo or to the piercing guy and i would keep interrupting him in the middle of a tongue piercing, so just say this line. and they're like -- >> you know but i heard this movie was essentially written for you so what drew you to this movie? >> i mean, i really liked the safdie brothers, one of whom was in the clip. i really like their previous movie and i just felt very while and out of control and it kind of felt like it was almost a documentary and i just wanted to do something like that i wanted to make a thriller which felt like it was on the cusp of the cops just busting in at any moment and hopefully it does feel wild. >> it did. it made me stay up later, past my bedtime worried about you last night. this is quite a different experience. no one recognized you as you were filming this movie. quite a different experience from "twilight" days. you had to do crazy stuff, hire multiple ubers and hiding in trunks to get away from people. >> yeah, that was -- i used to do that with my assistant all the time. but the most embarrassing thing, you kind of -- you get to a point where you have no idea if anyone is even following you or not. it's like everybody -- >> get in the trunk. i don't know if somebody is following or not. get in the trunk. did the uber driver freak out when you got in the trunk. >> i didn't get in the trunk of a uber. that would be kind of incredible though. that's definitely i'm going to do that just for fun. >> another project you did. i want to ask you about. you did something for "gq." in search of a hot dog. >> yeah. >> tell us about that. >> that was -- i mean i guess for every single magazine cover now you have to do these little videos or whatever and the -- we were initially going to do it just normal questions on a roller coaster and didn't have time to go to adventureland which was in the movie and so i basically wrote this thing and like ten minutes like and in the back of an uber. but, yeah, and so, yeah, we wrote this thing and it's kind of just a thing about being crazy, i guess. >> in pursuit of a hot dog. you and uber, man, seem to always come back together again. i appreciate you being here, man. it was great to watch you in the film. you were awesome. >> thank you. >> in the film. it is "good time." it hits select theaters tomorrow. make sure you check out, robert, everybody. coming up macklemore and skylar grey are going to perform live. ♪ > back now with macklemore and skylar grey. their new song "glorious" is just that, glorious. ♪ i feel glorious glorious ♪ you know i'm back like i never left another sprint another step ♪ ♪ another day another breath been chasing dreams but i never slept ♪ ♪ i got a new attitude and a lease on life and some peace of mind ♪ ♪ seek and i find i can sleep when i die wanna piece of the pie grab the keys to the ride ♪ ♪ and yes i'm straight i'm on my wave i'm on my wave ♪ ♪ get out 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bridge inspectors along the blue route southbound approaching the schuylkill expressway they will be today like yesterday, so we can expect delays. we have not thinned out from the morning crush southbound from the mid county toll plaza to 76. 7 of northeast extension there was a crash that's clearing out as wells one north wales road by motor car makeover. skippack township a crash at 113 bridge road. cherry hill we are jammed on 70 eastbound coming away from 925 there's a crash at springdale road taking out the right lane. >> david is off, karen rogers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: hey, matt, nice and sunny. beautiful start to the day. the temperature just jumped up a few degrees, 74 in wilmington and millville. 72 on the boardwalk in ac. upper 60s in the lehigh valley. dewpoint is up from yesterday, slightly humid mostly sunny, 85 today. turning unsettled tomorrow, clouds in the picture, chance for a shower, stays unsettled through monday, we have to 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