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>> thank you, robin. so many incredible stories to hear. can't wait to hear more. first to those deadly fires out west. winds picking up in washington. the fire forcing more than a thousand to evacuate and neal karlinsky is in washington state with the very latest on all this. good morning, neal. >> reporter: amy, good morning. such a tragedy in this tight-knit firefighting community. this fire spread so fast, we've actually been caught out and spent our night in the car unable to go further. three communities just down the way here quickly evacuated by the fast-moving flames. what one fire official called a hell storm. the three firefighters killed battling a blaze in central washington, four others injured when winds shifted unexpectedly turning back on the crews battling the blaze. fire overtaking their vehicle. >> it was a hell storm up here, and the winds were blowing in every direction. >> reporter: that fire began is over 50 acres and quickly spread to over 1500 acres. >> lose your life fighting fire is horrible. >> reporter: at least 1,000 residents of twisp and winthrop, washington, ordered to leave their homes. fire so intense across washington this week, black hawk helicopters and the national guard called in to help. >> past ten hours we're up here. it's hot, you know, getting blisters on our heels. >> reporter: near livermore, california, east of oakland plumes of smoke seen for miles around. air tankers being used to help try to contain the growing fire. >> they've kept it out of the houses and into the forest. >> reporter: no names have been released yet pending notification of their families. just a terrible, terrible night for firefighters out here and making matters even worse, very strong winds are now in the forecast capable of spreading this fire even more. george. >> oh, my goodness. such a sad story. thanks very much. we turn to that duel between donald trump and jeb bush, town halls last night just miles apart in new hampshire and the gloves came off with taunts and direct attacks. abc's tom llamas covering all the action and joins us now. good morning, tom. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. donald trump has gone after jeb bush before but never like this. openly mocking him and the trump crowds loving every minute of it. this as jeb bush who was trying to stay above the fray, it may be too late for that. >> you know what, i'll tell you what, you know what's happening to jeb's crowd as you know right down the street, they're sleeping. they're sleeping now. >> reporter: overnight, donald trump and jeb bush in a tear-down fight over immigration and the republican party. both men holding town halls in new hampshire at the same time wednesday night. >> right down the road we have jeb. very small crowd. we have 2,500. >> reporter: trump the clear front-runner taking jabs at jeb while trying to close the deal with voters over his immigrant plan including building a wall along the border with mexico. >> i want it to be so beautiful because maybe someday they'll call it the trump wail maybe. >> reporter: and now seen as president he's enlist local pliskova to help round up some of the 11 million undocumented immigrants he wants to deport. >> we'll get them out so fast and so quick it's going to be tough. it won't be like will you come please with us. >> reporter: meanwhile, governor bush making the point that trump isn't a real republican. >> he doesn't have a true conservative record. he was a democrat longer in the last decade than he was a republican. he's given more money to democrats than he's given to republicans. >> reporter: bush saying trump's message could hurt the gop with hispanic voters. >> look, the language is pretty vitriolic for hour. >> reporter: we asked him about a phrase he's using more and more anchor babies to describe children of undocumented immigrants born in the u.s. trump says the parents have the child so they're not deported. people find that hurtful. >> you mean it's not political correct and yet everybody uses it. >> look it up in the dictionary. >> i'll use the word anchor baby. excuse me. >> reporter: we have new polls. three critical swing states this morning. take a look at this. trump is actually leading in bush's own state of florida along with pennsylvania. and just behind the sitting governor of ohio john kasich in the buckeye state but head-to-head with hillary clinton, a different story. clinton ahead in ohio and pennsylvania, but trump on top in florida. the only republican to beat hillary in those three swing state, senator marco rubio. george. >> boy, trump is defining this race right now. tom, thanks very much. now to the latest on jimmy carter's health battle. he's set to hold a news conference this morning a week after revealing he has cancer. abc news chief white house correspondent jonathan karl joins us from the carter center in atlanta. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, amy. the 90-year-old jimmy carter is an incredibly active former president who continues to travel the world doing humanitarian work. later this morning here at the carter center he will speak only for the first time about that cancer diagnosis revealed just last week. just days ago, jimmy carter did what he does most sundays, he went to church in his hometown of plains, georgia, and attended bible study. it was his first public appearance since he told the world last week "recent liver surgery revealed that i have cancer that now is in other parts of my body." carter has not yet revealed the specifics of his cancer but his father and all three of his siblings died of pancreatic cancer. >> my name is jimmy carter and i'm running for president. >> reporter: the peanut farmer turned president whose four years in office were marred by an energy shortage and iranian hostage crisis has redefined what it means to be a former president. carter and his wife rosalynn married for 69 years have dedicated the last three decades to humanitarian work around the globe through the carter center. the deeply religious former president told george last chapter. >> you know, you recently said that you and rosalynn are prepared in a religious and psychological way for what comes next. >> that's true. i'm not eager to get there. i'm just as active as i was 25, 30 years ago. i'll be 91 in october. did all my travel capability and my physical stuff will die down and have more time with rosalynn at home. >> reporter: carter plans to teach sunday school at his hometown church in plains, georgia, this weekend and he recently told the head of habitat for humanity he plans to go forward and continue on with a trip to nepal in november despite this diagnosis. george. >> mr. optimistic. okay, jon karl, thanks very much. more from dr. richard besser right now. so jimmy carter 90 years old otherwise in pretty good health besides the cancer. what are his options at this point? >> i don't think he's going to be limited so much by being 90 years old by what type of cancer it is. that will determine a lot. is it pan kri pancreatic cancer or colon or liver -- >> his father and three siblings all died from pancreatic cancer. >> i think that's probably the most likely because of that. >> rich besser, thanks very much. to that bombshell for oscar pistorius dropping just two days before the olympian was set to be released from prison after serving ten months of a five-year sentence for shooting his girlfriend to death. justice officials in south africa blocking his early release and terry moran is in johannesburg with the very latest on that story, good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, amy. what's happened in this case comes as a blow, a crushing blow to oscar pistorius. he was so close to getting out of this prison he could probably taste it but for the family of reeva steenkamp, this is justice. this morning, pistorius' lawyers desperate to overturn his reversal, now delayed indefinitely. pistorius had been set to leave jail tomorrow paroled after only ten months of his five-year prison sentence and serve the rest of his time on house arrest at his uncle's mansion but south africa's justice department ruling the june decision to release pistorius was made prematurely when the offender was not eligible to be considered at all. >> not guilty and is discharged, instead he's found guilty of culpable homicide. >> reporter: pistorius found guilty of manslaughter for negligently firing into his bathroom door valentine's day 2013 killing then girlfriend reeva steenkamp. wednesday steenkamp's friends and family remembering her on what would have been her 32nd birthday and welcoming pistorius' reversal of fortune. >> for the crime that he committed, ten months is definitely not enough. definitely without a doubt. >> reporter: so, what happens now? well, a court could order that oscar pistorius be released as originally scheduled or send the whole matter to the parole board. but they only meet a few times a year so he could be in here for months, at least. george. >> thanks, terry. the latest on those charges against jared fogle. subway's former spokesman pleading guilty to producing child porn and paying for sex with minors and could face up to 12 years in prison and now the woman who tipped off the fbi is speaking out exclusively to abc news and abc's alex perez is on the case in indianapolis. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, george. subway which had already dropped jared calling his actions inexcusable. this morning we're hearing from one woman who says she helped build the case against him. jared, anything you want to say? jared fogle silent after facing underage sex and child pornography charges in court wednesday. the millionaire pitchman's attorney saying fogle will plead guilty in a deal that could put him behind bars for 5 to 12 years. >> this is about using wealth, status and secrecy to illegally exploit children. >> reporter: court documents say from 2007 to june of this year fogle used the internet to allegedly arrange and travel to new york city to meet and have sexh underage girls and received and distributed child pornography. prosecutors say fogle has agreed to pay $100,000 each to 14 victims. >> he will fully and completely acknowledge his responsibility for his wrongdoing. >> reporter: rochelle herman says she went to the authorities claiming he made inappropriate comments to her about middle schoolgirls. >> i was shocked. i was stunned. i couldn't believe what i just heard. >> reporter: overnight, herman says she worked under cover with the fbi for 4 1/2 years wearing a wire and secretly recording conversations with fogle. the fbi has not confirmed her account. >> he would tell me the ages that he was interested in, boy or girl. and he would also indicate the fact that he has done it before. >> reporter: herman says she's still worried about the victims. >> those children suffer. those children's lives have changed forever. >> reporter: and we did reach out to fogle and his attorney for comment on her account, but we did not hear back. george. >> okay, alex, thanks. to dan harris with today's other top stories starting with this deadly police confrontation and riots in st. louis. >> good morning. violent protests after police shot and killed a black teenager. officers used tear gas on demonstrators. the cops say they were throwing bottles and bricks at them. a building and car were set on fire. it all happened after police opened fire on an 18-year-old who allegedly pointed a gun at them while they were serving a search warrant. this latest unrest comes on the heels of clashes marking the one-year anniversary of the death of michael brown in nearby ferguson. newly released video shows the exact moment when that motel 6 near seattle exploded. a gas leak is to blame. nobody died in the explosion and much of the credit for that is going to the quick-thinking motel manager who pulled the alarm. breaking overnight, isis 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that train has just left spring valley around 5:10 this morning. this is the pascack valley train 1602 that left at 5:10 in the morning. this is west of lincoln boulevard where we are. 110 passengers were on the train. so far no reported injuries on the train. at least one person was in the car when they got stuck on the tracks. just for everybody that was on the train, they are being moved by new jersey transit right now. live in emerson, new jersey, kala rama, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> kala, thank you. >> i know you will stay on top of that and bring us the latest. right now heather o'rourke with more on the delays. >> we have the suspension on the pascack valley line of new jersey transit bawls of that accident. and we had earlier problems on the gladstone branch between gladstone and summit. we have 30-minute delays still reported new jersey transit trains and private buses are cross honoring as a result. street cleaning rules are in effect. ken, back to you. >> when we come back, the call 1-800-royal-caribbean or your travel agent today. meteorologist bill evans with the forecast. >> we have humidity, clouds breaking through that and this humidity is lifting the clouds -- the sun is lifting the clouds with the humidity. you will feel that this morning. 74 kingston, poughkeepsie, carmel and around armonk. a warm and humid day. a temperature of about 85. showers and thunderstorms to the west. those come in later tonight and tomorrow morning. ken. >> all right, sir. thank you. that's the news for now. more "good morning america" up next. robin roberts live in new "touch me " spring awakening. the tony award -winning musical returns in a "stirring, inspired and brilliant" new production. spring awakening. back on broadway in an extremely limited engagement. starring oscar winner marlee matlin. it's a rousing success with all the goosebumps and teardrops to prove it. spring awakening. broadway previews begin september 8th. for tickets, visit ticketmaster.com today. good morning, america. and right now the west facing deadly wildfires. three firefighters killed in the blaze. more than a thousand evacuated. the national guard now joining the battle. right now a man arrested in that statue of liberty hoax after it forced an evacuation of liberty island in april. crews have recovered one body in that deadly alaskan landslide and looking to stabilize the area looking for two more missing men. as we say good morning, america, a lot more to get to including robin's return to the gulf coast ten years after hurricane katrina and, robin, you have a very special story to share. >> boy, do i ever, george. people mark time by saying before katrina and after katrina and for some it has been too difficult a story to tell. that was the case with diane brugger of my hometown in mississippi, but as you will see and hear for the first time, george, she has an incredible story to telecoming up in this half hour. >> we cannot wait for that. thank you, robin. right now we begin with the latest in that elite prep school trial, a second day of dramatic testimony from the young woman who says she was the victim of sexual assault at st. paul's school. detailing the encounter right in front of the fellow student she's accusing. abc's gio benitez is tracking it from concord. good morning, gio. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. the girl says she sometimes blamed herself over what happened and she says that she worried her reputation would be ruined at that school. 19-year-old owen labrie running out of the courthouse tuesday to avoid reporters. his 16-year-old accuser testifying for a second day that labrie raped her last year when she was 15 in a room at their elite boarding school in new hampshire. the girl saying she sometimes thought it was her fault. we're disguising her voice. >> i didn't kick or scream or really push. i didn't but i did say no. i said no three times. >> reporter: the prosecution showing in court an invitation labrie had sent the girl for the so-called senior salute. a tradition at st. paul's school where some graduating male students would invite younger girls to spend time alone with them. sometimes intimately. at first, the girl says she turned him down then agreed with this message. >> yes, only if it's our little secret secret. >> what did you mean by that, only if it's our little secret? >> i didn't want him boasting to his friends. >> and this message after the alleged rape, labrie writing, you're an angel. she reply, you're quite an angel yourself. >> i was afraid of him coming after me again. or coming to confront me or make fun of me. >> reporter:these messages are a problem for prosecutors. the question is, will these jurors believe her explanation? not guilty. he says he never had sex with that girl. meanwhile, his lawyer says that he is adamant about taking the stand in his own defense, amy. >> all right, gio, with the latest. thank you so much. the latest twist in that bounty hunter 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actually where the eye of the storm made landfall. the entire gulf coast region felt the impact of the most destructive storm any of them had ever seen. we have met many heroes while covering hurricane katrina. from the mississippi man who risked his life pulling more than a dozen strangers to safety in his tiny boat. >> i had to do something. i wasn't going to leave them there. >> reporter: to celebrities who helped the region regain its glory. >> we love our culture and we will always fight to keep what makes new orleans great alive. >> i think keeping those memories and those visions close to your heart is what makes you feel like you're playing for a lot more than just to win a football game. >> reporter: the survivors of katrina all have dramatic stories. >> the things that happened from the hurricane has made me stronger. >> reporter: but it was this woman who honored us with her trust by opening up for the first time with a harrowing tale that took ten years to tell. >> we saw the water coming, the cars and floating and everything and the water was almost up to scenic drive and it was like, oh, this is serious. >> reporter: diane and tony brugger did not evacuate from harbor oaks the iphone they restored in my hometown of pass christian, mississippi. as the waters continued to rise tornadoes touched down. one of which hit the bruggers' home full on. >> we were sitting in -- sitting in the bed and the dogs were just going crazy and the house, you'd feel it sort of, you know, like a lift up like a boat and then settle back and lift up like a boat and we just looked at each other and i saw a weird acceptance in his eyes that really a nerve in me where he almost was acknowledging that this was it and i didn't understand -- i understood it but i didn't accept it and but we said nothing. you we just held hands and looked at each and then when the house went oop, it didn't quite go back down the way it was supposed to and we all got up and that's when the walls fell away, when the ceiling came down. and then it just covered him. >> the house literally just started breaking apart. >> it just started -- flattened out until it was a field of debris. tony was -- when a part of the krieling came down it caught his head and just took him right under. >> reporter: somehow diane survived. >> the only thing i remember is the trees, there were two together and i had a foot in one and a foot in the other tree. it was all just hang on -- >> reporter: she clung to the tree limbs for six hours until the violent storm subsided and she was rescued. having lost the love of her life, her home and her community, diane drew upon tremendous inner strength to return to face the devastation and rebuild and the very place where ten years ago katrina took it all away. >> to wake up every morning, to look out at that harbor, being on that little front porch, it's a lovely place to live. >> it certainly is and that's a question a lot of people are asked, so why do you 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shannen doherty's health bombshell. the "90210" star revealing she is battling breast cancer now suing her business managers for the insurance nightmare she says left her undiagnosed for far too long. can you catch stress like you catch a cold. >> i think my stress level was going through the roof. >> we have the research revealing that it can be contagious at work, at home. are your colleagues and your family stressing you out? we put it to the test? i think i want to marry you and jennifer aniston speaks out in her first interview since the wedding so what she is saying about her new life. >> delirious. >> yes. >> the star opening up about her new movie with katherine hahn as we say -- >> good morning, america. tory johnson in times square. that means it's times for "deals & steals." we'll get to that with tory in a little bit. robin down in new orleans. of course, we're approaching the ten-year mark of hurricane katrina and i know you did a screening of the special for the people of new orleans last night. how did it go? >> well, you know, many were hesitant, george, about reliving what happened, seeing the images again but after the screening, the word i heard over and over again cathartic. it helped them realize how far they have come, also how far they still have to go to fully restore the region. >> robin, we know you're headed home to pass christian to share the katrina special with folks there. tell us what you're hoping and expecting. >> yes, i'm going to -- i'm going home to the pass, amy. about an hour's drive to mississippi and what happened here in new orleans was man-made. it was the levees breaching and the massive flooding that ensued and all that happened. the storm, katrina, actually hit the misgulf coast, the eye of the storm came across there and there are many stories to be told so, yes, we'll hop in the car, head to mississippi right now. we'll join you live tomorrow morning. it will also the special event be streaming live on abc digital but there's always time to stop at cafe du monde and get some beignet, put them in the car and see you in the morning. >> a pretty good road trip. thanks very much. now to dan harris with the morning rundown. >> hey, guy, the big story, the firefighters killed while battling one of the wildfires raging in washington state. three of them died near the small town of twisp when the strong winds that have been fueling the flames suddenly shifted. the flames overtook the firefighters' vehicle. the powerful and erratic winds expected to be in effect once again in the area today. we turn now to jimmy carter sharing details about his health. for the first time since he told the world that he has cancer. the 90-year-old former president will be holding a news conference in atlanta this morning. just last week he announced the disease was revealed during recent liver surgery and that it had spread through his body. carter's father and siblings all died of pancreatic cancer. fresh fallout from that massive data leak by hackers who targeted the website ashleymadison.com which caters to people looking for extramarital affairs. there are reports now that conservative reality tv star josh duggar had two accounts paying nearly a thousand dollars over two years. this just months after a molestation can cal rocked his family. a viewer of the abc show "save my life" is crediting that program with actually saving his life and abc's ron claiborne explains. >> amazing what they can do today. >> reporter: 71-year-olds dana moore considers himself lucky to be alive. >> i think i could have had a major heart attack. >> reporter: and he says it's all because he watched a tv show "save my life." >> my name is michele. >> reporter: last sunday moore was watching an episode of the show about a man who thought he had a simple case of heartburn and indigestion. in fact, he was having a heart attack. >> your ekg tells us you're having a heart attack. >> reporter: moore was experiencing similar simms himself and became concerned. the next morning he went to the emergency room at brigham and women's hospital in boston. >> the doctors in there were fantastic. >> reporter: and then an amazing coincidence, dr. kevin croce, the same doctor he saw on the tv program walks into moore's hospital room. >> you go in and said, doctor, gee, i was just watching you last night on tv. >> reporter: he tells moore he is, in fact, suffering from a heart attack and needs to undergo surgery immediately. >> it was actually quite nice to see that our efforts in participating in the show were paying off. >> reporter: for "good morning america," ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> and finally here, most of us hate the rain, but not this toddler. this video going viral overnight shows little harper in her daddy's arm experiencing rain for the first time. look at this. she loves it. after each trip she laughs her face off and then when dad puts the kid down she actually tries to go back out on her own. what we hear is that when this little girl grows up she's going to change her name to ginger zee. >> get her in a puddle. have her slash. how fun. >> i don't want to change her name, harper. i have a little harper. that brought me back. lara in the social square. >> all right, here we are in social square. here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." first in our "heat index," we have a serious story, the latest on rosie o'donnell's teen daughter, did she meet the man she was with on tinder? then actress shannen doherty speaking out about her health crisis and then is stress contagious? we'll get into that. all that plus "deals & steals." let's go outside because you know who is there. tory johnson with some amazing deals ss in a gorgeous dress live on "gma." i like your dress. 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with no mom is perfect. we all do our best. now this morning some are asking how a 17-year-old girl could even meet a stranger on tinder, tinder telling abc news overnight, "this is a very upsetting situation. we have security measures in place to help verify each user's authenticity saying users age 13 to 17 can only connect with other users in that same age range on tinder. if we learn that a user lied about their age in order to interact with users outside of their appropriate age group we delete their profile immediately." it put a spotlight on children and mental illness. the u.s. surgeon general estimates about 20% of american kids have some mortgage of mental illness and research shows that half of all mental illnesses begin by age 14. so glad that rosie o'donnell's daughter is safe and getting the help that she needs. >> that is high. one out of five kids. >> i was so surprised to hear that. >> reena, thank you. up next in our "heat index," actress shannen doherty revealing she is battling breast cancer and the former "beverly hills 90210" star blaming her managers claiming they didn't pay her health insurance and insisting a lapse in coverage kept her from seeing doctors. "nightline" anchor juju chang has more. >> reporter: call it life dramatically imitating art. >> i have a tumor in my breast. >> reporter: this morning, actress shannen doherty making headlines for her real-life health scare turned bitter lawsuit. >> what does it feel like? >> like a hard little lump. >> reporter: the "90210" revealing she has invasive breast cancer that spread to at least one lymph node during a period of time she says she was unknowingly uninsured and her business manager is to blame. the lawsuit filed against business management firm tanner mainstain says they failed to pay the invoice for her health insurance which she had through the screen actors guild. >> she couldn't get insurance until the 2015 enrollment opened after which she did go to the doctor and found out that she had breast cancer and that it had spread during last year when she was uninsured. >> reporter: the lawsuit also claiming had she been insured and able to visit her doctor the cancer could potentially have been stopped, thus obviating the need for future treatment including mastectomy and chemotherapy that plaintiff will likely have to suffer through now. >> i think the biggest challenge shannen will have in this lawsuit is linking her cancer, her need for treatment, any claims of delayed treatment to the actions of her business managers with respect to these insurance payments. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news tanner mainstain says while the company is saddened to learn that miss doherty is suffering from cancer, the claim that tanner mainstain caused her to be uninsured, prevented her from seeking medical care or somehow contributed to her cancer is patently false. overnight the actress' attorney telling us trust was violated here and we hope that the defendants will correct it in a responsible manner. for "good morning america," juju chang, abc news, new york. >> juju, thank you. now. lawsuit? >> look, we all feel for shannen doherty. but the notion that somehow the fact that her health care, she says, wasn't being paid led her not to go to the doctor and, therefore, she's holding them responsible, very, very tough legally to do. now, we don't even know if they're going to concede that they were responsible for paying this. there's a lot of questions that still need to be answered but even if you assume everything she's saying is true which is they were supposed to pay it, they didn't pay it, as a result, i wasn't able to get back enrolled until 2015, even if all of that is true, it still is really hard to link legally her cancer -- >> the advanced stage of her cancer. >> exactly with their actions. >> is this arrangement typical in hollywood where you have money managers dealing with insurance? >> you know, you also have lawyers, money managers, if you're a successful actor in hollywood, you tend to get a terrible deal when you do these sorts of arrangements. now, some of the lawyers out there and managers will disagree with me but tends to be a terrible deal which is they take a cut of all your money and they say you'll handle this for me and handle that for me when if you got people to do it individually it would be a lot cheaper but this is a very typical relationship that you see with successful actors and actresses in hollywood, but the question becomes exactly what were think expected to do? what was their job? and the problem is a lot of the time it's not laid out in writing. it just becomes a kind of agreement which says, i'll give you 5% and you'll handle a lot of my stuff. >> right. >> and the question is going to be, was this specifically articulated as one of the items that they were supposed to handle and did they not do it? >> we'll be watching it. i know you will, dan. back over to george. >> stress rescue time and this morning we'll take a look at how stress spreads. we know how anxiety can go up when you're with someone that's stressed. stress can actually be contagious, researchers say. mara schiavocampo explains. relax don't do it >> reporter: we've all heard of yawns being contagious but what about stress? can a stressed office mate, spouse or complete stranger actually be stressing you out? researchers say, yes. a team at st. louis university finding that a stranger just observing someone in a stressful situation -- >> you accuse me of stealing of gift cards. >> reporter: had elevated heart rates age cortisol levels. >> you can see list sit them by sitting and watching someone else under stress. >> reporter: researchers say stress is passed on through things like facial expression, voice frequency, odor and touch and just watching these stressful signs our own bodies release the stress hormone cortisol and studies have found you're four times more likely to catch stress from someone you know. last year i sat down with researchers at u.c. san francisco studying the effect a mother's stress had on her child. the mothers had to give an impromptu speech while they scowled critically. >> you can hear the voice shake. >> reporter: their children played happily in another room and when reunited with mom, all of the babies of stressed mothers had an equally elevated heart rate. they had caught their mother's stress. >> here's the baby's little heart rate. >> reporter: we did our own un unscientific test using fitbits to monitor heart rates of cups putting one on the spot while the other looked on. >> if you can count backwards eight. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: as our subjects squirmed so did their significant other. >> i think my stress level was going through the roof. >> reporter: in fact, this woman's heartbeat rose by 12 beats as she watched her husband struggle even offering to take the reins. but experts say the worst thing we can do is try to hide our stress. it doesn't work and keeps others from being able to support us. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> thanks to mara for that. dr. richard besser here right now. my wife will tell you if you're in a traffic jam with me it proves this is true. we'll run a more scientific -- >> we'll show a demonstration. we don't know if the reason you get stressed is something called mirror neurons, neurons in your brain that are triggered by someone else's stress or that sense of empathy but want to show a demonstration with heather. heather is hooked up to all kinds of monitor, heart rate monster, something for respiration on her hands and measuring sweat and facial movement and she's been looking at stressful situations that don't involve her. they involve other people so there's someone on a roller coaster, a baby crying and a couple fighting and we're monitoring all of those vital signs while she's going through this but earlier this morning we did the same thing, we had stefanie preston a stress researchers at the university of michigan do these measurements and let me show you what one of the images we got of her printouts here and what you see here, this here is facial movements and she was looking at a child crying and the subtle facial movements were picked up here. this here is the sweat at the level of her hand and showed she was feeling stress there and her heart rate went from 60 to 90 beats a minute just from watching that in were you aware these things were happening? >> i felt a little nervous, yeah, and i have a 6-month-old at home so i think that made the baby crying a little bit more personal. >> just brings it all out in you and this proves it right here. thank you, both. now outside to ginger. >> oh, let's get out here to a great group. look at all my new friends from >> baby is much happier now. all right, lara, let's get in for some "pop"? thank you, ginger. oh, if the walls had ears. time for "pop news" and we begin with janet jackson. setting fashion trends, go, angie. our stage manager working the moves. she's been setting trippeds her entire career. the shoulder pads, the control era. the sexy uniforms of her rhythm nation period and, guy, here she goes again as she prepares to release her first new album seven years in just a few weeks we have the north american exclusive first look, this was the shoot for her album cover. and she's working a very cool look. >> she doesn't age. >> at all. >> no, and her music is amazing. the album by the way still un untitled with first's first single from it "no sleeep." already number one on the r&b charts. one we could have written. from her unbreakable tour august 31st it kicks off in vancouver. >> can't wait for that. >> tri-state area. go, janet. >> a little bit of that. >> what is that? what was that? >> i don't know. i was rocking in and out. i didn't know where you wanted me to go with that. >> i wanted you to give me the beat. >> he's too young for janet jackson. >> you need to be a better leader. >> you were in diapers. >> i need you to be a better leader. >> thanks for getting me out of that, amy. >> jesse. i know we all sometimes use them, 74% of americans, us included use emojis every single day. so many to choose from. what are your favorites? we bring you the united states of emoji. a new report breaking down which are the most popular in each state. you know, if emojis are a simple way to express feelings without words. what do these say about us? arizona likes a good cactus, connecticut, the koala. nevada goes for the eggplant. >> that's not true. >> that is true, george. why do you think i picked it. because nevada loves it. alaska, though, enjoys the inchworm. >> no. >> this is true, guys. so many mysteries here in the united states of emoji and so little time to decipher it. >> such a random segment. >> thank you. >> the mustache man emoji -- >> how did you know that. >> that's so funny, i was going to point that out and oklahoma has the pirate ghost as their favorite. >> of course. >> i saw maine with a volcano. >> i don't believe the data. >> i don't either. they're just making it up. >> are you questioning the "pop news" scientific team? >> come on. >> dan. >> no, i'm not questioning it. i apologize. i rescind my prior comment? thanks for helping to research. you're exonerated from that dance move. finally, guys -- >> yes, criminal right here. a life of crime has turned one cat burglar into an overnight sensation. snory, the klepto kitty is the neighborhood shoe napper snatching these innocent soles from owners bringing them home, her human caretakers decided to take action installing a cat collar cam on her. sure enough the kitty was caught swiping shoe, hats, you name it. here's an example of the kitty cam at work. you see the shoe and he pounces. snorri snatches it. they created a youtube channel called snorri's life of crime and getting you stolen goods back to rightful owners. that's just one pile of snorri's -- >> we just funded snorri's retirement. >> secondhand store. a lot of good stuff there. >> snorri and i can go yard saling together. that's "pop news." happy to bring it to you on this thursday. emojis to come. coming up nick watt will talk to jennifer aniston. the first time she's spoken since thairying the knot. what she has to say about her secret wedding of course that's only here on "gma." good morning. it's 8:27 on this thursday, august 20th. i'm shirleen allicot. we are following the latest breaking news on new jersey transit. a serious accident in emerson. the 5:10 train struck a car near lincoln boulevard. the car got struck on the tracks behind a stop and shop. we learned one person inside the car was killed when the vehicle caught fire. crews are working to clear the tracks. the new jersey transit buses and private carriers are cross honoring rail tickets. heather o'rourke is tracking even more issues on the rails. >> good morning, shirleen. we head to the mass transit chart. i can tell you that delays remain on the gladstone branch between gladstone and penn station. 30-minute delays. new jersey transit buses and private buses cross honor new jersey rail tickets on the gladstone and pascack valley line. 22 eastbound new providence to westfield that road repair from yesterday. street cleaning rules are in effect for today. shirleen, back to you. >> all right, heather, thank you. here is the problem heather has been talking about on route 22. only the shoulder is open heading eastbound through scotch plains as crews repair the damage from the flash flood. more than 3 inches of rain swamped some areas of union county yesterday. repairs are set to be finished later this morning. when we come back, we will take welcome back on this hot and humid thursday, bill. >> you are right. muggy it is, shirleen. low clouds, the sun comes out this time of the year and breaks through that, heats that. they lift up and we get these clouds for the day. but he also have humidity. the temperature is 80 degrees already. normally we would be at 70 this hour. it's 77 from norwalk to poughkeepsie to kingston. up around dutchess to ulster county. we are looking at a humid day today. 85 the high. it will feel like 90. thunderstorms tomorrow morning across the entire tri-state area. and then we will have a humid weekend with a chance of a scattered shower or thunderstorm. shirleen? >> bill, thank you. that is the news for now. "live with kelly and michael" at 9:00 a.m. happy thursday here at "gma." we're out here in times square, of course, it is thursday. that means we've got a lot of incredible "deals & steals" coming your way. huge savings as always. tory johnson will bring that to us in just a little bit. >> all right, right now, though, george, let's talk about jennifer aniston. she's speaking out for the very first time since her surprise wedding to justin theroux and the new bride has a new movie coming funny that way" with actress kathryn hahn. abc's nick watt got to sit down with both of them. >> reporter: jennifer aniston has a new movie out this week. she's funny that way and, of course, the famously private aniston is also a newlywed. just made an honest man of justin theroux. time for the elephant in the room, jennifer. >> what? >> reporter: congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: how did you pang to keep it a secret? >> where there is a will, there is a way. >> reporter: guests were told they were coming to justin's birthday party. >> and it was. >> to be fair. >> no lie. >> that's true. >> reporter: more on the wedding later. back to the movie. you remember originally going to be the wife. >> i was. i just really wanted to play this other weird part. i don't know why. >> reporter: aniston plays beautifully the most un unsympathetic shrink to ever draw breath and suggested her friend kathryn hahn play the wife to owen wilson's philandering theater director in this screwball infidelity-laden comedy. this struck me as not necessarily his type of film. >> i wonder because i remember -- he's so good in "midnight in paris." >> reporter: i'll scratch that. >> wes anderson world and dips into all sorts of kinds of genres. listen, do your homework. >> reporter: bad question. let's just move out. >> that will all be cut out. >> reporter: the movie directed by ledge industry ascot wearing peter bogdanovich. >> sex, sex, sex. >> screwball comedy, you don't usually see it. >> reporter: both ladies in black for last night's l.a. premiere of the movie that sports cameos from everyone from sybil shepherd to quentin tarantino to a guy that works here at the sunset tower hotel in l.a. back to the wedding. >> it's actually the two of us that are married. >> reporter: that's very secret. >> that was a big surprise. wait till people find out about that. deliriously happy. >> yes. oh, my gosh. >> what if she was like, eh. >> reporter: she's deliriously happy. that's all any of us need to know. for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> thank you, nick. and she's funny that way is in theaters on friday. ging. >> people are already outside central park waiting for 5 seconds of summer. that's right, our concert is tomorrow and i've got a little warning for anybody going to see luke and callum and michael and all that, i know and ashton. 5 seconds of summer forecast, let's do it. look at the maps. you can see that cold front coming through. it will not reach us so still >> he's the one that told the name, right? >> yeah, tattooed on my arm. >> i knew it. all right. all that weather brought to you by target and guess what it is a perfect day for, not hair maybe but to yahoo! your day with the ultimate summer fashion statement. seersucker. we'll tell you how you can look hot in the cool summer fab brink. joe zee and i. we're talking all about that timeless look, the classic seersucker fabric. first made popular back in 1909 by the new orleans killer joseph hatch hatchful company and they're still flourishing. joe see is here with us now. tell us how can somebody rock this classic seersucker fabric because i know to me it's scary. >> well, it can be really scary but you have to think of it as really a classic item. anything else like a glen played or pinstripe. something you can rock all summer. the great thing it is such a dooling fabric if you want to go to summer weddings. you can wear something cotton and don't have to worry about it wrinkling. >> we were just in italy and my husband wish he had the seersucker out. the first look, tell us about it. >> in an ann taylor pant. under $50. high waist and the capri length. you can see you can really wear it to work. wear it on the weekends. >> let's take on the next look. he's looking dapper. >> oh, he looks so dapper. i mean, this is your quintessential summer seersucker. the gentleman in the button down shirt with a sort of white canvas jean, i love this, j. crew shirt classic taking on that preppy quality about it but just super duper easy. again, you don't have to worry about it because it doesn't wrinkle the way linen does. >> anything you don't want to do with seersucker. >> i'm not a giant fan of the whole suit sometimes because i think it is a lot of stripes and i think it can come off a bit like a train conductor. >> nothing to me is better than mini seersucker so let's get it going here. >> this is the best part of all. >> yeah, i mean, you're already -- talking about j. crew that preppy look, they look so adorable. >> i want to scoop them up and take them home. she is wearing sort of an easy belted summer dress. this is $27 from land's end. how cute is this adorable dress. he's wearing polo ralph lauren. but adorable. >> can we have everybody come on back out? >> absolutely. if you look at it and see how classic this is, this is really your summer staple. >> look like a beautiful family. is it thank you so much, joe. >> you love the seersucker too. >> i do. i like my southern gentleman in seersucker. >> we're moving on to our countdown of 5 seconds of summer right now on "gma" taking the stage in central park tomorrow answering your questions. jesse palmer has that. hey, jesse. >> looks like it will be a bit of a raining morning but if anyone knows ss the show must go on. people cannot get enough of them and now they're returning the favor answering all of your questions. >> hi, i'm luke. >> hello, i'm ashton. >> hey, i'm callum. >> hi, i'm michael. >> we're 5 seconds of summer. good morning, america. >> reporter: legions of social media followers with questions. now some answers. >> is there a question that is being that you're sick of answering in brackets. michael, is it the hair color. >> i don't know what i'm going to dye my hair next. >> no one knows. >> no one knows. >> how do you live on the edge like that. >> i'm just crazy. >> from leann, what is your inspiration for writing the new album. >> sometimes in life we feel like we are outcasts and this is music for our fans and us. >> from greg, who is the first to get out of bed in the morning? we live on a bus. we don't even have beds to get out of. >> all: we're 5 seconds of summer. good morning, america. >> ding, ding, ding. >> yee ha! >> just one more day till they take the stage. can't wait for the party in the park. it's going to be very, very rainy so bring your umbrella george. >> i know you're wording off the rain by saying that. it's thursday so "deals & steals" and huge bargains on accessories for men and women from tory johnson and summer's hottest recipes right from las vegas. stay with us on "gma." ava and i needed a little vacay. but we needed to watch our spending. meaning i needed to watch nikki. she's the spender. i'm the saver. so, mobile banking from td bank helps me keep track... for both of us. she was just browsing... we gotta go. i'm ava. i'm nikki. and we bank human at td bank. what? okay, america, is something in your life a hot mess. your wardrobe, that messy closet, the big party you were supposed to plan. do you need a little boost in the right direction. who doesn't? we're looking to hit the road to give some viewers the surprise "gma" life makeover they deserve. go on and tell us about your mess and "gma's" hot mess express could be headed your way. welcome back. time for "deals & steals" and tory johnson's with us to talk all about the bling. hot accessories for men and women, bargains up to 67%? >> you ready? well done. >> let's do it. >> the perfect segment for you too. you're the accessories queen. >> i do love them. >> from foxy originals started by two women which i love, so ear adornments. >> i dig this. >> where they hang underneath, as well. >> exactly. you can wear either a stud alone or wear it with the ear jacket so it hugs your earlobe. extra fun, amazing deal, normally 16 different styles for you to choose from, normally $24, everything slashed in half, 1 bucks. >> next up, i love these. >> these are really fun. and beautiful delicate sort of all good things with these. so these are from lasola, lulu lariats and come with five different stones and hang 26 inches. beautiful sterling silver with 14 karat gold plating. i love the stone detail, as well. delicate piece but fun for layering or by themselves. normally 85 slashed by 62%, $32. >> nicely done. this one i'm guessing could go unisex. >> this is the brand-new line for men from our friends at rustica. here it is. in either brown or black cord. your choice and then all of the little bits and pieces are sterling so, feel, it has nice weight but as you said, right, anybody can wear these. all the guys around here have been oohing and aahing them. >> a little layer tip for the guys. big discount on these too. normally from rc men, starting at $84 and everything slashed by 66%. today only $28 to $32. >> my friend, this tassel. here are some others for you. >> on trend with these. these are from accessory concierge. huge assortment as you can see. not just the pieces but a ton when you go to our website. the long tassel pieces and fringe statement pieces so with all of that adding a little something-something to what you're wearing. short, long piece, great amazing deal on these. normally all these pieces already affordable. $25 to $45, everything slashed by at least half, $12 to $22. nothing in the assortment is over $22. finally, i love these. >> i love in the commercial break you put one of these on. everything looks good on you. everything looks good on you, yes, everything looks good on you. what i love my favorite new find from seraphina. you can either wear a long piece as a necklace. there you go. >> like this. >> or -- >> or you wrap it around your wrist. >> what you and i were saying, what's amazing these are their candy crystals. faceted beads hand woven. what we love about these is the magnetic closure so makes it very easy to be able to put on and that's a huge thing when trying to do it yourself. >> they usually have a button, tricky. >> difficult. so i love the price on these. so big assortment whether you choose the style with the faceted or these with either silver or brass beads normally $50 slashed by 60%. 20 bucks. >> those are awesome. >> honestly 5 for 5. love them all. thank you very much, tory. thank you so much to the companies for providing these great deals for you, our viewers. all you have to do is head to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! to get the codes and links to get these bargains. get to it. and coming up, are you hungry? 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"gma" is going above and beyond. now it is known for being one of the country's top destinations for fine foods. spokesman and chef michael mina is one reason why and owns a string of top flight restaurants including bardot and sharing some of your most popular dishes >> thank you. >> we know a lot about vegas and know you're here as a spokesman for las vegas but what about the night life and what are some other things people can expect from our favorite town. >> i think everyone expects night life from vegas, but the shopping, the pools and the daytime and most of all the food. the food scene in las vegas has exploded and there's just straight restaurants all over las vegas. >> and seeing how we couldn't get to vegas, you brought vegas to us and brought three dishes starting with a very delicious skirt steak. >> so we have a skirt steak and, again, some fun drilling tips so a skirt steak and did a variety of spices. we have -- this is called dukkah. hazelnut, sesame seeds, black pepper, salt and white pepper and we'll make a flatbread and throw it right on the grill. this is a yogurt-based flatbread. >> so you're grilling the bread to bake it. >> grill the bread to bake it. while that grills we can go ahead and put a steak on. and -- >> how long did you put the rub on? >> the rub, you put it on for about -- you can do it about 12 hours before. >> oh. >> and it holds it -- >> mix it all with olive oil. >> while that grills. >> okay. >> we have one we grilled already and, again, this is just kind of a fun play on some good mediterranean flavors so we have the steak which we grilled and we've sliced. >> and the homemade one with hummus. >> homemade flatbread and we put the hummus as a spread on it and then we can -- you can just kind of put your steak on there. and then we have pickled vegetables. >> those look good. >> tomatoes, cucumbers. >> radish. >> and then -- >> i always wondered how much meat. three pieces would be appropriate. i think i'd overtough mine. >> yeah, you kind of want to go light on the amount of garnishes but a lot of pickled garnishes and then some fresh herbs. >> nice. >> what kind of herbs are those? >> parsley and then this is harisa with yogurt. yogurt with a little harisa to give it a little spice. >> are you guys trying it down there. >> waiting for the show so we can eat. >> you're totally grilling that. that happens fast. >> the breadable coos really quick. >> should we do a turkey burger. >> so this is a great -- you know, the steak is a nice sandwich that's easy to eat but there's also a turkey burger with avocado and then there's some grilled pork chops, as well, with a peach -- >> really good. >> so pork and peaches. tell me how you put those two combos together. >> you know, again, pork is a little fattier so when you grill it, it's kind of nice to balance it out with something sweet and acidic and peaches especially in the summertime. >> peaches and beer. >> peaches and beer. where does the beer come into it. >> in las vegas. >> oh, so you just drink the beer while you're eating the pork and peaches. got it. all right. >> yeah, the beer is in the sauce. >> well, thank you so much for joining us. michael. you can get all these recipes on our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! remember, pork, peaches and beer. >> that's it. >> we'll be right back. >> thank you, michael. 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