america". gma starts at 7:00 after wisn 12 news this mornin >> a disturbing discovery in ohio, a human heart sitting in the middle of a field. an ambulance crew found it inside a plastic bag. police and a coroner were called out, they say there's no evidence that it was part of a crime. investigators say they don't know where the heart came from or how it got to the gas station. they're doing tests to find out more. >> new this morning, a woman's purse explodes. she says the vaporizer that was take a look at this. security cameras recorded the explosion inside a new jersey mall. the woman says she wants to be reimbursed for her purse and everything inside and she wants -- this is a louis vitton purse. this story to be a warning to and e-cigarettes. >> new this morning, thieves break into a home in houston. now, the homeowner says the suspects are kids. the thieves left these notes at the scene the handwriting and the words all point to children. one says i stole your stuff because my brother told me to. now police are looking for those kids or whoever broke in. >> just heart-wrenching

breaking apart. according to a gma investigation today, more than 22 people since last year have reported similar incidents. the company and safety experts are trying to work on a fix. bursting into flames. the owner charged it overnight, then saw smooe and flames. samsung says they're investigating. this comes after more than 2.5 million phones were recclled for battery fires. >>> we are inching closer to the weekend. that means another broocos game. the team gearing up for tampa bay. >>> outrage growing over this, >>> gr siemian. he has beennnamed afc offensive player of the week. this comes aater that big win over the weekend. he set records. he threw four touchdowns with no interceptions. a 300-yard performance. it is a game that earned him praise from his teammates, even the game ball, and the team getting ready for the game this next weekend, hoping to come out on top against tampa bay. >> that's not offensive at all. >> bad. the broncos are making a difference in the community. they have a program that condition help prevent domestic violence. >> it was created by a local

nice as well. >>> to vaccine or vaccinate your children or not to vaccinate. >> here's a preview of gma. >> in this morning's gma first look, a chicago mom of three speaking out about the importance of vaccines after a dangerous close call. >> she was a big believer in anti-vaccination research i scoured everything i could find why vaccines may be harmful. >> so she chose not to vaccinate her children but then her five year old and three year old twins were stricken with a case of roto virus. >> it didn't have to happen. i could have had themm vaccinated. i felt guilty. >> the most common refusing -- some parents cited concerns about autism a link which has been repeatedly 3 disproven. with your gma first lek, bc news new york. >>> it's 5:19. are clowns really traveling across the country scaring people? we're looking into claims of one striking in colorado. >> a warning this morning not to drink a certain milk. why some local counties say it ? eat up, buddy. you'll get it this time. yeah ok not too quick don't let go until i say so. i got you... start strong with the lasting energy of

of cocaine in australia. we have details in today's gma first look. >>> in this morning gma first look how this globe trotting vacation landed two women behind bars. 22-year old roberge posted images showing a fun filled cruise on instagram but authorities say they discovered 209 pounds of luggage worth a staggering $22 million. >> this is the biggest seizure of narcotics. >> they boarded a cruise ship two months ago in the uk visiting two countries until its finalll destination ii australii arrested them and a 63-year old man. >> the seizure of these drugs have disrupted the streets of sidney and beyond. >> more on the international with your gma first look, i'm gio bonitez. >>> demi lovato surprised her fans by pretending to be a lyft driver. take a look at what happened. >> do you do anything else besides lyft? >> i actually really want to be a singer someday. i've been traveling the country >> shine on me! oh my god, my friends would seriously make so much fun of me. >> nobody is ever going to see this. i literally would do anything to meet demi lovato. she's pretty awesome. >

. >> reporter: in this morning gma first look the wave of players joining colin kaepernick protests against racism a police brutality -- playerses showing the support of the quarterback's movement. entire teams made the unified decision to link arms in solidarity. >> it's unifying our team and and our communities and it's unifying or state and hopefully it's going to unify our country ?o where there's a message that needs to be heard. >> with other players like the chief's corner back grabbing headlines but making a statement players like brandon marshall. the credit union dropped the linebacker saying "his actions from not a representation of membership." with your gma first look, i'm kate wednesday worth, abc news san francisco. >>> i'm excited for cooler weather. >> yes, it's going to be nice. tomorrow in the 60s actually. >> wow, nice. >>> here's your headlines. to 70s today. much cooler ll week long. it's a gorgeous coming weekend. pretty hot saturday and sunday and this coming weekend we'll see more sunshine and i'll show you how cool it is coming up. wind speeds picking up and we're

you'll hear more about on gma. >>> a terrifying new crime called virtual kidnapping. listen to this voice of a daughter. she asked us to hide her identityy >> you thought you heard your daughter's voice? >> she kept saying mom, help me. >> he gave judy only 60 seconds to get in her car and drive to the bank. >> she ran to her neighbors house for help. her legs were shaking. i knew she was out of control. >> but charl convinced judy to hang up and call 91 is and the so-called kidnapper never called ba. hoax, i don't think it's funny. >> we'll ell you how to protect yourself from becoming a target. >>> back here in denver, an icon is taking a break from selling beer at the rockies games because he has to focus on ?eating cancer. >> take a look, captain earth doctors found two inoperable tumors in his brain. he's starting chemo this week. >> i like to look at today and tomorrow because then i can see him as he is now. but it's going to be hard. it's going to be really hard. >> his family has set up a gofundme page to raise money for him to go to concerts. >> fans who didn't get to say

gma first look, a bombshell wrongful death lawsuit leveled against one of hollywood's biggest stars. claiming jim carrey is responsible for the overdose suicide of his on and off girlfriend, cathriona white. white, seen here in early 2015. the coroner ruled her death a suicide. now, white's estranged husband is blaming jim carrey for her death. according to court documents, he is claiming jim carrey used the bogus name arthur king to obtain prescription drugs to white. overnight the actor telling abc >> reporter: with your gmaa first look. >>> a former colorado congressman is leading a gun give away to help protect yourself against radical islamists he says. >> islam really is, radical islam is almost redundant. so i don't know that there is a need to distinguish in that way. >> let me put it to you this way, i'm muslim. does that maaeme a radical? >> not necessarily. >>> local wildlife officials say to better study deer, sometimes they need to kill bears and mountain lions and this is making a lot of people switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just

. a school the way. >>> the mom to be has a brain tumor. her story is in today's gma first look. >> in this morning's gma first look, a scary diagnosis for former u.s. soccer star lauren holiday, the explosive force behind unforgettable goals like this. ?> u.s. attacking now with numbers in white. setting in and ten for morgan. >> she h just been a tall wart on he field. >> the ball never left my foot.% >> now, off the f biggest battle yet. she is eight months pregnant with her first child and has been diagnosed with a brain tumor. according to the new orleans picayune, the tumor is benign, operable, and not a threat to holiday's unborn daughter, but sshlg will have to wait until >> everything that lauuen holiday has been through as an athlete will make her tougher and stronger during these difficult times. >> dr. jennifer ashton will have more on the diagnosis coming up i'm diane, abc news new york. >>> it is nine minutes before 6:00. coming up, a judge is set to make a critical decision in the bill cosby sexual assault case. what key evidence his lawyer wants thrown out. >>> t

footage of the deadly shooting in charlotte. questions grow. tensions rise on the streets. now the victim's brother-in-law joins us live, only on "gma."

weight as a big problem. what the beauty queen is revealing on "gma" this morning. >>> breaking news. a deadly police shooting in california. sparking protests overnight. the image from the scene showing officers confronting an unarmed man then opening fire. >> shots fired. sending an ambulance. >> the investigation right now. >>> marlins mystery.

bachelor nick viall handed out roses to the audience on gma this morning and talked if he wanted a fourth chance at love. >> at first, i was, like, really? come on. they asked me, and i was very nervous, but it took me a couple of days. i told them i had to think about it. it's a huge responsibility, but it's an amazing opportunity. >> as they say, fourth time's the charm. >> is that what they say? >> nick and i did a segment for "extra." he's so sweet, but he has to be so outgoing next time because we like a man who control. >> you say that, but you like to play quarterback. >> now let's get to the other stories trending on social media today. no heartbreak here. taylor swift stylishly leaving the greenwich hotel in nyc after having a bff dinner with lily aldridge after her breakup with tom hiddleston. >> taylor has the best friends. this was funny. the photographer gets the exes the gq award. >> are you guys going to reconcile? >> oops. >> ouch! >> let me ask you this, what is the appropriate time to get over an ex. isn't there a rule that for every year you need a month? >> there is no

country, your local news is next. i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." both vice presidential candidates are going to be there, tim kaine and mike pence. bracing and hoping the barriers and pumps will keep the water out of the second biggest river rise in the city's history. this is a live look at the river on the eve of the crest. right now, the river has topped 21 feet, and it's supposed to crest at 23 feet sometime late afternoon hours. and the big question tonight is simple. will the temporary flood walls lining the river hold back all the water? again tonight we have extensive coverage of the flooding situation, beginning with t-v nine's jordee kalk who is live near the river in czech village. jordee, the water's going up, but painstakingly slow as the city just waits. the level is increasing. from

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, your local news is next. i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." both vice presidential candidates are going to be there, tim kaine and mike pence. announcer: wcvb newscenter 5 at 11:00 starts right now. ed: a fiery debate lives up to all the hype. good evening. i'm ed harding. maria: and i'm maria stephanos. hillary clinton and donald trump shaking hands to end the night. the two really went at it during their first showdown. live team coverage, from new england to new york and washington, d.c. let's begin with emily riemer, in hempstead, new york. emily: quite a night here. the first time we have seen donald trump and hillary clinton together one-on-one facing off. as you said, there were fireworks. as we expected, both of them not pulling any punches. one of the more feisty exchanges was over trade, over nafta, and whether or not it has worked or helped the u.s. take a listen.

local news is next. i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." both vice presidential candidates are going to be there, tim kaine and mike pence. -z. >>> now at 11, hillary clinton and donald trump faceoff in their first presidential debate. >> at least i have a plan to fight isis. >> no, no, you're telling the enemy everything you want to do. >> no, we're not. >> tonight we epic show down and put their statements in our truth o meter and how it's waying in on ohio. >>> one hundred million people were expected to watch and if they did, boy, did they get a show. >> they sure did. they clashed over the economy, tax cuts for the wealthy, and isis. >> whether the candidates were telling the truth is a question, so let's start with news 5 john and where was there

next. i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." both vice presidential candidates are going to be there, tim kaine and mike pence. >>> i have a feeling by the end of the evening i'll be blamed for everything that has ever happened. >> why not? >> why not? yeah, why not. >>> new at 11:00 we're talking about one of the most anticipated pres donald trump and hillary clinton go head to head. >>> we're fact checking their statements and we have live analysis from hofstra university next. good evening everyone and thanks for joining us i'm wendy ryan. >> i'm jamison uhler. right now we're breaking down the presidential debate from tonight. lots of expected singers arguing, but also a lot of ground coverage. let's go to abc marcy gonzalez for the latest. >> democratic nominee for president of the united states, hillary clinton and republican

"nightline." and, in much of the country, your local news is next. i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." both vice presidential candidates are going to be there, tim kaine and mike pence. [captioning made possible by wisn-tv] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> will release my tax returns against my lawyer's wishes when she releases her 33,000 e-mails. anchor: campaign showdown. >> i kw reality, but that is not the fact. anchor: a fact check on the candidate's claims. then, a 12-year-old shot in a car in a drive-by. reporter: we to -- talk to a family member of someone else in the car. reporter: and a woman targeted at a busy shopping center. a woman has a gun put to her head in the parking lot. how he be connected to a similar incident. anchor: we begin with the

on "nightline." and, in much of the country, your local news is next. i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." both vice presidential candidates are going to be there, tim kaine and mike pence. we are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. that republican and democrat, we are all americans. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? they'd be carried out in a stretcher, folks. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. priorities usa action is responsible my prescription costs keep going up. it's more expensive every year. it would be a lot cheaper to buy my medication from canada. kelly ayotte voted to block consumers from buying safe medicines from canada. and voted against lower cost generic drugs. kelly ayotte gets all that money from the big drug industry. hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions. when you take all that money it just changes you. kelly ayotte's not working for us. tom: right now, the first presidential debate just wrapped up. t

, in much of the country, your local news is next. i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." both vice presidential candidates are going to be there, tim kaine and mike pence. have a good night. coming up, on action news the spirited give and take during the first presidential debate and sample what voters think and what they think they learned tonight next. action news delaware valleys leading news program with jim gardner. ♪ i think a lot about what worked and how we can make it work again. >> he approved now. >> balanced budget. >> the single worst straight deal ever approved. >> one up for everybody. manufacturing jobs went up also in the 1990s if we actually look at the facts. >> the sparks were flying tonight at the show down between hillary clinton and donald trump the first presidential debate is in the books and now the spinning begins. monday night and the big story on action news tonight is tonight's historic confrontation of hofstra university on long island and brian taff and sharrie williams are live at hofster and jeannette reyes is live in center city philadelphia and

watching. "gma" first thing in the morning. waverly city cam. meteorologist chris havely starts us off tonight. chris, what can we expect heading into labor day? morning clouds on our sunday helped to limit or warm-up for the afternoon, and with our skies, we'll keep our skies partly cloudy for our sunday night. a warm front will push north through eastern iowa on monday, allowing for a much muggier and warmer air mass to move in for labor day, lasting through the middle of the week. this will set the stage for small storm chances monday night, but better chances the closer we get to wednesday, as a cold front pushes through the area. heavy rain will be possible as well as strong to severe storms. behind that system, a second round of storms is forecast for thursday night into friday. widespread rain will be possible tonight: partly cloudy to mostly clear at times. wind: se 5-10 low: 64 alo: 65 back to you. iowa city police say someone robbed multiple people at gunpoint inside a mcdonald's early this morning. officers responded shortly after 5 o'clock to the mcdonald's on lower mus

, you're able to do it the right way. >> our thanks to jojo and the other first responders. "gma" first thing in the morning. david will be right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. we leave you with this image tonight. >>> tonight on abc7 news at 6:00, breaking news. hillary clinton is diagnosed with pneumonia. what her campaign is saying about her planned trip to the bay area tomorrow. >>> plus, flag-filled salute to honor those whose lives were taken on 9/11 in the bay area. >>> and a live look outside. cooler weather today. even cooler for the start of the week. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. that breaking news is in the race for president. hours before hillary clinton is set to visit the bay area. just hours ago a torre leased -- doctor released a statement saying clinton has pneumonia. she was set to return to san francisco tomorrow in a fundraiser in what could we her last visit to the bay area before the election. now a senior aide says the visit is very much in question. this morning, clinton appe

york. >> and we thank david for that story. we thank you for watching. "gma" first thing in the morning. david muir right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. dry conditions. the fire started just before 11:00 this morning. as it got hotter, the fire became more difficult to control. lillian kim is live now with the latest for us. >> reporter: this is one of the road closures set up in the clover dale area. up that road is where firefighters are battling flames. it started on the 1300 block of big guyers road. so far, 500 acres have burned, 36 homes have been evacuated since flames broke out this morning. it's unclear how the fire started. crews seem to be gaining the upper hand. they say they were aggressive with air attacks from the beginning. th that seems to have slowed things down. low humidity and high temperatures make conditions ripe for a fire, which has made for the people who live in this area. >> because i had a dream last night that the house burned down. i've been around the valley fire and the clayton fire. it's s

to do it the right way. >> our thanks to jojo and the other first responders. "gma" first thing in the morning. david will be right back here tomorrow night. we thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. >>> police investigating a person of interest started a chase and shot at them and this happened in the middle of the -?date on the border of denver and opera and the suspect who police believe is connected to a homicide yesterday drove the wrong way up colfax before it denverrcop rammed him. this is a look at the aftermath. this started when the police say the suspect carjacked the driver into the company fired at officer several times as he chased them, once it 17th at chester police say it was very lucky no one was hhrt.>> this is great restraint on the part praise them enough, they put their lives endangered and today, 9/11, 15 years after the worst terrorist attack in america undies officers put their lives on danger protect citizens>> police plan to put the suspect for a photo lineup and until then they are not releasing his identity could>>> a

we thank david for that story. we thank you for watching. "gma" first thing in the morning. david muir right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. >>> a folder to -- a boulder student attacked on campus in the night. >>> where learning more about the man -- we are learning more about the man who killed by people inside the seattle mall. fernandez leaves behind. >>> deadly motorcycle accident has shut down the highway this afternoon. the cause of the crash is under investigation.>>> boulder police are searching for a man they say tried to sexually assault a student overnight. the attack happened at the campus at 17th and universities around 1 am. woman escaped and alerted police. >> reporter: sophomore riley sanders such as walk home alone several times why that while at boulder. said every time i did it and i wondered why i did it because it's not said.>> reporter: that thought shared by many today. some only learn the suspect the victim now by maggie auditorium,

thank john for that story. and we thank you for watching. "gma" first thing in the morning. i'm tom llamas. have a great evening. >>> breaking on denver 7, a wildfire burning in larimer county is forcing people to evacuate. the people living in the mill creek subdivision, and east of the state line need to go. that's west of 287. air tracker 7 seen in the fire to that scene, what can you see? >> reporter: smoke and this thing has certainly lown up in a hurry from 40-acres to 200- acres in the last hour. because of that, larimer county is taking this very seriously. ?hey've called for two single engine air tankers. one big air tanker. three type two ground crews. multiple crews that are already on the scene. again, preliminary evacuation orders are in place for 40 plus [inaudible] they've put out 40 plus calls for emergency evacuations in the mill creek subdivision. essentially, we're sitting on county road, 80c. we're just west of highway 287

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