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a man suspected of killing a woman in new york arrested in california, accused of luring in his victims on dating sites. >> there's potentially more victims out there. >> is he connected to otr murders? the coast-to-coast investigation this morning. and police encounter. actor ving rhames sharing his story, mistaken for an intruder in his own home. what happened when he opened the door to police. hey, good morning. paula has the day off. and so does ron. but i'm very happy to have diane macedo and whit johnson on the set again this morning. >> good to be back. >> we're celebrating as every time you're here we have food. yesterday was cheeseburgers. today is chicken wings. >> that makes me happy. >> also national lipstick day, too. >> really? >> if you're not a fan of chicken wings. >> a solemn holiday. >> are you guys celebrating? >> no. it was chapstick day, as well. we start with breaking news

overnight. take a look at this map. we now have 61 uncontained large fires in 15 western states. it's an emergency. >> and the worst of the fires, the so-called carr fire in northern california is now growing and claiming more lives. there are reports three more people have been killed. a great-grandmother and two children. and more than a dozen people are reported missing. >> and we're also getting a better sense of the physical destruction here. in this neighborhood, house after house reduced to rubble. the effort to contain the fires taking a toll. these exhausted firefighters taking a break on the lawn of a house they're trying to protect. >> there are some hopeful moments, too. look at this. these officers saving a fawn abandoned by its mother. but overall, this is an extremely dangerous situation. especially with the heat showing no signs of relenting. we have team coverage and we start with rob on the front lines in redding, california. rob, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, good morning, dan. well, whit said it.

containment. such a huge struggle with this massive fire, 83,000 acres burned. and still only 5% containment. behind me, look at this. the destruction is unimaginable. this is just 3 of the over 500 homes and businesses completely destroyed. and then yesterday, as you mentioned, the grim discovery of three people, civilians who have perished in the fire. all the while, now, there are new fires burning across the state. >> get back! >> reporter: this morning, more wildfires roaring across california. forcing more mandatory evacuations. south of redding, another blaze igniting in napa county. it's a race against time as residents are forced to flee their homes. >> i've never seen it like this before. it's just, here we go again. >> reporter: the governor of california and the president declaring a state of emergency. authorities warning residents in redding to, quote, get out with your life. >> you cannot predict where this fire is going next. >> reporter: the unstoppable

carr fire torching over 80,000 acres, taking down over 530 structures, and putting almost 5,000 more at risk. high temperatures, intense winds, and heavy smoke creating vortices throughout the fire zone. and that smoke so heavy it can be seen from space. this is the southern flank of the fire. there are homes just down this road that crews have rung, set fires around it, in the hopes that when the winds pick up in about an hour the two fires meet and establish some containment. firefighters trying to extend that containment zone, seen here scrambling to set a backfire before it devours a nearby home. >> we're seeing that help from mother nature that's allowing firefighters to get up against the line and really put the fire out. >> reporter: more than 3,000 firefighters working throughout the night. the fire claiming five lives, including a great-grandmother and two children. and at least a dozen more people are missing. over 38,000 residents have evacuated. fires still raging in southern california. more than 1300 firefighters

continue to battle the cranston fire in riverside county. it uses to be thought that the fire season in california didn't ramp up until the fall. we're hearing time and again from firefighters, it seems to be recently, at least, that sit an all-year-round season, unfortunately. the smoke, by the way, hanging thick in the air. difficult to breathe. but dimming the sunshine a little bit. it's keeping the temperatures down just enough to keep the winds down. that technically should help out. more advisories up across the northwest. the heat will build up there. so oregon, washington, we're looking at 90-degree temperatures again today. humidity levels, probably don't talk enough about this. dangerously low across the entire inter mountain west. let's get to marci, also in the fire zone. talking to survivors not only of the fire but saving their homes.

marci. >> reporter: hey, rob. good morning. this is another example of the utter destruction here. this washer and dryer, some of the only recognizable things left at this house, and yet right next door, that home is untouched. this morning, we're hearing how that homeowner kept the flames from spreading. and how others here are helping their neighbors. >> unbelievable. >> reporter: with flames just feet from his home, former firefighter matt smith immediately grabs a garden hose, refusing to give in to the inferno. >> i was like right here, spraying, spraying. >> reporter: his one-man battle raging for hours, saving his house and others nearby. >> i barely saved it as you can see. it was a fight to the death. >> reporter: a few blocks away, surrounded by flames, firefighter joshua wilkins spots this golden retriever on top of a car. some of her fur singed, her paws badly burned. he carries her to the fire engine, later reuniting her with her owner. >> if it was me in that situation and i just lost my home, having your pets back is i

think the biggest consolation that we can provide. >> reporter: but what they're providing goes even further. >> kids started coming home, coming back to their homes. and it was all burnt and stuff. we gave them some stickers. we didn't have any teddy bears and stuff. >> reporter: at the end of an exhausting 60-hour shift, these three firefighters decide to go shopping, stocking their truck with toys. >> we tried our best. we want to make it as easy for them as possible. >> reporter: an entire community finding ways to ease some of the pain. this man buying dozens of pillows and blankets for evacuees. and at mercy medical center, dr. ed zawada coming right to work just after learning his home is among the hundreds destroyed. >> we lost stuff. well, it's not so much -- we still have our health. and other people here don't. >> reporter: he is one of at least 20 employees of that hospital who lost their homes but are still working these long days, coming in to treat

patients, including some who were injured in this fire. guys? >> so many people selfless here going out to help others while they themselves also need help. >> incredible. >> marci, thank you. and turning now to politics, and that widening divide between president trump and his former personal attorney and fixer, michael cohen. >> the president's new attorney, rudy giuliani, issuing a warning. but cohen's camp fighting back. abc's white house correspondent tara palmeri, is in new jersey where president trump is spending the weekend at his golf resort. tara, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit and diane. the relationship between the two has really deteriorated since michael cohen started dropping hints last month that he's willing to cooperate with prosecutors. giuliani told me last night that they've ended their joint legal defense agreement, meaning that they don't share information anymore. and the trump campaign won't cover cohen's legal bills. overnight, the president's legal team breaking ties with trump's long-time fixer michael cohen,

while sending him a strong message to keep quiet. the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani, telling abc news by phone -- >> we have complained to them that he's violating the attorney/client privilege publicly and privately. he's in grave jeopardy of being disbarred. >> reporter: after more than a decade, trump and cohen's relationship hitting a new low. cohen, who is under investigation in the southern district of new york for possible charges ranging from fraud to campaign finance violations, no longer receiving financial support from the trump campaign as part of a joint legal defense agreement. >> i don't know what happened to him. a few months ago he wasn't telling all these lies. a few months ago i didn't know he was a lawyer who tape-recorded his client secretly. >> reporter: this comes as abc news has learned that cohen claims that then-candidate trump knew in advance about that infamous trump tower meeting in 2016 when his son, donald trump jr., jared kushner, and paul manafort, his former campaign manager, met with russians promising dirt on hillary clinton. president trump has long denied he knew about the meeting. >> did you know at the time that they had the meeting? >> no, i didn't know anything

about the meeting. >> reporter: now giuliani casting doubt on a conversation secretly recorded by cohen of then-candidate trump talking about a hush payment for "playboy" model karen mcdougal, who claims she had an affair with trump. >> when it comes time for the financing -- which will be -- >> what financing? >> we'll have to pay. >> pay with cash? >> no, no, no. >> reporter: trump's legal team hired experts to examine the tape. giuliani suggesting that it was doctored by cohen. >> we've had it analyzed and there's no way to tell if he did it at the time, or if he went back and edited out a portion. >> reporter: cohen's legal team is firing back. his attorney, lanny davis, told me, quote, mr. giuliani seems to be confused. he expressly waived client/attorney privilege last week and repeatedly and inaccurately, as prufb by the tapes, talked and talked about

the recording, forfeiting all confidentiality. dan? >> tara, thank you. so much to talk about here. so let's go to washington where we find martha raddatz, who's going to be hosting "this week" later this morning. martha, good morning. >> good morning. >> let me ask you about this increasingly aggressive stance that team trump has taken toward michael cohen, who famously once said years ago that he would take a bullet for mr. trump. what, if anything, does this say about how much of a threat the trump folks feel cohen may pose here? >> well, it sure seems like a warning shot to michael cohen to keep his mouth shut when they're talking about attorney/client privilege. and that statement that tara just read from lanny davis saying that they must be confused, he waived that confidentiality agreement really i think just applies to that tape. that's what they waived privilege on so people could listen to that tape. and donald trump clearly has no problem with that, apparently, having people listen to that tape and decide for themselves. but at the heart of this matter is really that trump tower meeting.

did donald trump know about that trump tower meeting? and did he lie about it, saying he did not? that's what will be looked at very, very carefully. and that's what that shot across the bow seems to be aimed at, michael cohen. >> there are reports this week that michael cohen says mr. trump did know so that will of course be a big point of contention going forward. i do want to switch while we have you to another story. this has to do with north korea. we saw this week a sign of good will from the north koreans. they turned over what they say are remains of american servicemen killed during the korean war. you went to a facility in hawaii where they're trying to identify these remains. tell us what you found. >> just looking at these pictures it has to be so moving. 55 cases returned by the north koreans. that's something president trump wanted to happen. we have not had remains returned from north korea since 2005. so when i went to this lab in honolulu about ten days ago there were already remains from

decades ago that they are still going through. i'll tell you, it is a profound experience standing there and being surrounded by the remains of those service members. and there are more than 5,000, they believe, still in north korea. so what they will do now when these most recent remains come in, they will do dna checks, try to find family members and match up that dna. they basically put the skeletons together. it is a giant 3-d puzzle. you can see bits of hair and skull. it truly is a very haunting and profound experience but means so much to those families, dan. it really, truly does give them closure. >> that's incredible. these are young people who gave their lives for a war most of us have forgotten. martha raddatz, a profound story and you'll be talking about it on the show this morning. thank you for your time. i want to remind everybody, martha does have a big show this morning. she's going to go one on one on

with the senate intel committee member james langford, on the public battle between his client michael cohen and president trump. plus, just 100 days from the midterm election day. plus the powerhouse "roundtable" debates what's at stake. that's coming up on "this week" right here on abc. >> dan, thanks. now to new developments in those bombshell allegations against the head of cbs. >> new questions are being raised about a possible connection between sexual misconduct allegations against les moonves and a corporate legal battle. abc's eva pilgrim joins us with the latest. eva, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the cbs ceo facing sexual misconduct allegations. six women have come forward but now some of his female co-workers and other actresses and hosts are coming to his defense, as the network is facing some tough questions. les moonves, the head of cbs, under investigation for sexual misconduct. this morning the company he's run for two decades accused of turning a blind eye to a culture of harassment. "the new yorker" releasing an expose by ronan farrow featuring allegations from six women against the cbs chairman that range from inappropriate kissing to sexual assault.

>> these are all stories in which women said one after another that they were terrified and intimidated. >> it's nice. >> reporter: in the article, the emmy nominated actress and writer, illeana douglas, known for her roles in "goodfellas" and "six feet under" describes what she calls a sexual assault that occurred during a meeting with moonves for a show she was cast in. she claims he held her down and began violently kissing her and even pulled up her skirt. moonves admits trying to kiss douglas but denies sexually assaulting her. but the article went further, detailing a pattern of harassment at cbs news. one former employee claiming, i had several producers and editors over the age of 60 who would greet me by kissing me on the mouth. >> we did hear from dozens and dozens of current and former employees that they had seen a culture of harassment and retaliation. >> reporter: as cbs begins its investigation, moonves responding to the allegations

saying, i always understood and respected and abided by the principle that no means no. and i have never misused my position to harm or hinder anyone's career. now celebrities and other cbs executives are publicly showing their support. "wonder woman" lynda carter tweeting, les moonves is a close friend. i have known him for 40 years. he is a kind, decent and honorable man. i believe him. and i believe in him. sharon osbourne who co-hosts "the talk" with moonves' wife, on-air personality julie chen, also tweeting -- interesting timing, seems like an ademt to discredit leslie before a major court case. i hope people let cbs conduct their investigation. cbs is in the middle of a heated merger battle with viacom that has ended up in court. some are alleging these claims may stem from that corporate dispute. one unnamed cbs exec calling it corporate hardball. a representative for the head of viacom responding saying that any claim she is behind the

allegations is false and self-serving. now, illeana douglas releasing a statement saying real change will occur when victims of sexual assault are not stigmatized as whistleblowers or people with some kind of agenda for coming forward. speaking for myself, real change will occur when i can walk through the front doors of cbs and resume the creative and working relationship that was so tragically cut short in 1997. the cbs board saying they will fully investigate these claims and take appropriate action. and they don't think this article accurately portrays the culture of their company. >> this is a really important story. we appreciate your coverage, eva. thank you very much. we move on to a murder suspect wanted in new york and captured in california. >> police say danuel drayton hunted women through dating sites. they're now investigating the possibility of more victims. abc's erielle reshef has more. >> reporter: a suspected killer cuffed and now in custody, this morning accused of using dating apps to lure victims in a spate

of heinous assaults on two coasts. >> this individual uses dating websites to meet women and then victimize these women. >> reporter: police sources now say 27-year-old danuel drayton may be connected to at least seven murders and other violent attacks. >> there's potentially more victims out there. >> reporter: drayton, arrested in a north hollywood hotel where los angeles police say he was holding a woman hostage. >> two independent investigations as they progressed led our detectives to one and the same individual. that individual was tracked across the country. >> reporter: a fugitive task force already on the hunt for drayton, wanted in new york for the murder of 29-year-old nurse samantha stewart. her grief-stricken father in shock. >> i am mourning, heartbroken, in pieces. >> reporter: authorities now also connecting drayton to the recent rape of a 23-year-old woman in brooklyn. the victims all allegedly meeting drayton online. >> it's a common denominator in these two cases, one being a murder, one being a rape, is dating websites.

>> reporter: stewart's father with a stark warning. >> i want this to be a learning experience for young people, don't get involved with strangers. >> reporter: drayton faces a long list of charges in new york and los angeles including murder and attempted murder. he's being held on more than a million dollars bail in los angeles. he's also due in court on monday and investigators are still working to determine if there are, in fact, more victims. >> erielle, thank you. time now for the weather. let's go over to rob marciano in northern california. rob? >> good morning again, diane. we don't want to forget about the veer weather across the high plains yesterday. 1 of 8 tornadoes. this wung in douglas, wyoming. heavy rains over garden city, kansas. a batch of thunderstorms pouring down into the south. 60, 70, 80-mile-per-hour

good sunday morning, i'm meteorologist, frances dinglasan. highs upper 50s at the kos, low to mid-90s, inland. 64 degrees for the giants game. we'll see high clouds moving in from the south. san hoe a, 84 degrees and ukiah triple digit heat with hazy skies due to fires from the north. here is thehehehehehehehehehehe >> much more weather and more on the california fires in the next half an hour. dan, diane, whit, back over to you. >> thanks for that. you might notice ron is off today. but we are going to bring you some of the day's other news headlines this morning starting off with breaking news out of new orleans. police are searching for two suspects in a shooting that left three dead and seven others injured. it happened three miles from the famed french quarter. police say the suspect armed with a rifle and handgun opened

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good morning, in shasta county, a car fire continues to burn out of control. it has burned nearly 84,000 acres. that's more than twice the size

of redding itself. more than 500 buildings have been destroyed. the death toll stands at five after a great grandmother and two children died in the fire. let's get a check of the forecast with francis. >> hot, dry and gusty in the redding area. a red flag warning in effect through tomorrow morning. not great news for firefighters. we'll see smoke and hazy conditions. ukiah reported triple digit heat. cool at the coast, upper 50s there to mid-90s inland. >> thank you.

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>> vlad guerrero has the circus swings that go yard like the one-handed -- no? >> you're looking at dan right now? >> i'm just saying, vlad guerrero. congratulations to all the honorees. meanwhile, also coming up this morning, how a jilted husband won millions of dollars when he sued his wife's lover. this involves a law on the books in only a handful of states. and we start this half hour with "mission: impossible's" ving rhames' shocking answer to a question about racism. the actor is recounting a terrifying story that played out right at his front door. >> he says a police officer pointed a gun right at him, and adrienne is on the story. adrienne, good morning. >> good morning to you, guys. there are conflicting accounts as to when this happened, but no matter. for the veteran actor who stars in the new "mission: impossible" movies including the one out now with tom cruise, it was a horrifying experience. >> what good is a smart home if it's not a safe home? >> reporter: from your tv to the big screen -- >> he made it. >> reporter: -- he's one of the most recognizable faces and voices in hollywood.

>> this is a bad idea. >> i knew he would make it. >> reporter: now ving rhames reveals the real-life drama he experienced after neighbors mistake him for an intruder and call the police on him at his own home. >> i get a knock on the front door. oy get up. i open the door. and there's a red dot pointed at my face from a .9-millimeter. and they say put up your hands. >> reporter: he shared the terrifying 2016 incident on sirius xm's "the clay cane show." the "pulp fiction" star says police were responding to a burglary call from a woman who lived nearby. >> a woman called 911, said a large black man was breaking into the house. >> reporter: santa monica police won't confirm if guns were drawn on the actor, but say in these potentially violent situations it's not uncommon. rhames fears the outcome could have been worse. >> my problem is, as i said to them, what if it was my son and he had, you know, a video game remote or something, and you thought it was a gun? >> reporter: however, it wasn't

his fame that helped de-escalate the situation. instead, the police captain who responded to rhames' residence realized their sons play on rival basketball teams. rhames says police did apologize, and after this and other similar incidents, santa monica police launched a meet your neighbors program in january 2017 to encourage people to get to know the people on their block. good idea. that neighbor, it turns out, called police. when police realized the mixup, they introduced rhames to that neighbor. she denied making the call. >> oh, wow. >> wow. >> we know -- >> probably felt embarrassed. >> his point about his son and the video game remote is a really horrifying and scary proposition. >> this is obviously a conversation that's been in the public discourse. as of late. >> absolutely. >> justifiably. thank you very much, appreciate it. >> thanks, adrienne. time now for another check of the weaer. let's go back to rob marciano in redding, california, that scene of destruction. rob, the weather not helping out fire crews there.

>> reporter: and, whit, you know, being from california, just how ferociously these fires can tear through these neighborhoods. it's easy to get number to be the scenes. it's no less shocking. the homes leveled. it goes on down the street, every home with the exception of one on this street has been destroyed. let's not forget about the human element. i spoke to a woman who lost her home. i offered to bring her back. she said, i have sandals on. that's all i had with me when i left. i can't go back right now. a hardened fireman, he teared up at the loss of the firemen in the blaze. a heart-wrenching scene. the ongoing heat. the lack of humidity. the advisories remain up. reissued for the northwest. they're expecting over 100 degrees here in inland parts of

california. this will only cool down a couple of degrees as we go toward the next week. redding, still over 100. the record will probably continue in fresno with other three weeks' straight of that. and las vegas, as well. only hope to here is your 12-hour planner. temperatures 50s and 60s. clou this weather report is sponsored by jif. thoughts and prayers to california, guys. dan, diane, whit, back to you. >> rob, thank you. hoping the weather starts to cooperate a little more with those firefighters out there. thanks for the great coverage, rob. coming up on "good morning america," a jilted husband gets revenge in court. the multimillion-dollar award the other man has to pay him. and the obamas' concert date. who they were dancing to. that's coming up in "pop news" with adrienne bankert. with adrienne bankert.

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keith king sought his revenge in court, suing his wife's lover for alienation of affection. and it all comes after a dramatic confrontation caught on camera. >> why are you taking my wife? >> guys. >> why are you taking my wife from me? >> reporter: it's a final plea from a desperate husband. >> dani, you're picking him over me? >> reporter: this video shows bmx stunt show owner keith king fighting for his wife, danielle. the man holding him in the doorway is francisco huizar, his wife's lover. >> stop trying to enter. >> reporter: you can hear danielle in the background as she films the whole ordeal. >> i don't want this. i don't want it to be like this. >> dani, why did you lie to me? >> reporter: now in an unusual court case the judge is ordering huizar to pay more than $8.5 million for the affair. >> francisco. >> do you hear that? >> she's my wife, man. i felt like we were a perfect pair, we were a team. >> reporter: king says he found out about the betrayal in 2015 after seeing phone records to a number he didn't recognize. he decided to confront huizar

directly. >> so when he answered, i simply said, she is a married woman. do not contact her ever again. >> reporter: instead huizar rented a hotel room less than a mile from king's home, and the affair continued. that's when king filed a civil complaint against huizar, citing an obscure law, alienation of affection. the law requires that you and your spouse had a happy marriage, the love and affection between you and your spouse was destroyed, and that the defendant and their wrongful or malicious actions were the reason the marriage was destroyed. king gathered text messages. facebook posts. and hotel receipts aiming to prove huizar's actions drove a wedge between him and his wife. >> the difficulty is proving that first element that the plaintiff and his spouse, his or her spouse, actually did have a happy marriage when this affair happened. >> reporter: the alienation of affection law exists in six states, including north carolina, where king made his

claim. >> what i've endured, i've compared it to like a nuclear bomb going on around my surroundings. >> abc news has reached out to danielle king and francisco huizar's lawyers. we have not heard back yet. to offer context on this, while $8.8 million is a lot of money. >> yes, it is. >> in 2011, a jilted wife in north carolina was awarded $30 million in this type of suit. so it could be worse for huizar. >> people are actually paying this money out? >> a lot of times they get settled. they end up going for a little bit less. >> yeah. >> but north carolina is where these suits get field the most frequently. and they do about 200 of these cases annually. not usually at this amount but 200 cases a year on average. >> if you're going to be cheating, don't do it in north carolina. >> in those states. yeah. >> that was the lesson. >> i don't think that was the lesson we were supposed to get. >> maybe i took it in a different direction. coming up, if you're running out of ideas when it comes to keeping the kids entertained this summer, we've got some experts tips to get them off the couch.

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♪ in today's "weekend download" getting your kids off the couch this summer. joining us with some great and clever ideas, abc's travel and lifestyle editor, genevieve shaw

brown, author of "the happiest mom you know." good morning. >> good morning, dan. >> so it is incredibly important to get kids active. how do we do it? >> you don't want them actually becoming part of the sofa this summer, right? one great way and easy way is to get them interested in yoga from an early age. it gets them moving and it's so much fun they don't even realize they're exercising. i happen to love abc yoga for kids. it's a book and also a website. 26 poses corresponding with the 26 letters of the alphabet. "b" for butterfly, "g" for grasshopper. a lot of fun. they have a free download of a shorter version available on the website. >> when i was a kid my parents were hippies and made me go to yoga class and the teacher didn't like that i was wearing jeans. and she made me take them off and do sun salutations in my tighty whities. i hated yoga ever since. >> do we have photos? >> no, we do not. there are tricks to get kids to exercise. >> no kid is ever going to say no to a scavenger hint. i like to do them timed. it really gets them running. a beach theme is fun. a pale, a shovel, maybe an ice

cube. and bonus, if that the end, there's a payoff, like a trip to the park or maybe even the beach. >> sometimes kids need to be inspired by seeing other kids? >> ninja warrior fitness are classes popping up all over the country at kids' gyms. if you can't make it to a gym in your area, you can build things in your back yard using tires, ropes, things that you already have. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. we'll be right back with "pop news." we'll be right back with "pop news." woman 1: proof of less joint pain... woman 2: ...and clearer skin. woman 3: this is my body of proof. man 2: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 4: ...with humira. woman 5: humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. avo: humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections

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♪ okay, i have a challenge for you. as you watch "pop news" this morning, you can try to listen to what adrienne is talking about or you can try to not pay attention to her ponytail which looks amazing. >> oh, thank you, dan. i knew you were going to mess with me again this morning. >> i can't help it. you're just that type of person. >> it's fun, "pop news" is fun so i told my hairstylist have fun.

let's get started with "pop news," thank you for that lovely introduction. and starting with demi lovato. the singer is getting a lot of love as she recovers from an apparent overdose. "people" magazine reports her ex-boyfriend, wilmer valderrama, is at her bedside every day and it also cites a source who says demi's mother felt powerless to help her daughter's ups and downs. she's resting in the hospital and improving. and a source says the family is now looking into rehab programs. we certainly hope the best for her. >> she's an inspiration to a lot of people and helped a lot of people by being public about a lot. >> being honest. >> about so many things, not just her addiction issues. we wish her well. >> speaking her story. date night for the obamas. we all like date night. the former president and first lady attended jay z and beyonce's on the run tour. at fedex field outside washington, d.c. they were getting it. of course, they had some of the best seats. the obamas, big fans. michelle obama attended the couple's concert in paris earlier this month with daughters sasha and malia. >> she's a superfan. >> she really is. >> apparently some say beyonce.

our executive producer. >> i don't know if the bey hive would appreciate that. >> that's how they pronounce it in paris. >> exactly. >> beyonce. >> beyonce. speaking of love -- i'm trying to transition. >> calm down. >> chris hemsworth is getting in shape for the new "men in black" spin-off. speaking of beyonce, "the avengers: infinity war" actor shared this video on instagram, sparring with his personal trainer outdoors in london. he's got the personalized thor gloves. he claims moving and training gets him into superhero shape. i would say he's ready. the reboot is set to hit theaters in 2019. >> looks like he needs more work. >> do you even lift, bro? >> do you even lift, bro, that is the line. >> now we know how to look exactly like him. >> if you don't give a darn about having an eight-pack like chris hemsworth, we're going to talk about another foodie holiday. >> you really had to start with chris hemsworth's six pack? before going to wings?

>> before we dine. yes, talking chicken wings. we have a lovely guest here. hugh mangum is from mighty quinn. >> mighty quinn's barbecue. >> you brought these delicious wings. what's the secret in the sauce? >> the secret in the sauce. well, there's two wings there. there's barbecue and spicy chili sauce. we use a chili lime -- >> can we eat this now, by the way? making sure it's not a prop. >> i'm crushing a one pack. just so we're good, all right. >> you're crushing a one pack. the secret is these chicken wings. they look beautiful. but everybody eats so many wings. we eat billions of wings every year. >> we do. >> why do you think they're still so popular? >> they're great share food, finger food. people can share them for the game, share them for dinner. they're like a great food to be convivial around. >> convivial. >> what i recommend for people at home, when you're doing them at home, most people don't want to cook them from a raw state. you can actually season them. go assertive, chili, whatever you want to do, bake them in the oven for 20 minutes at 350 and you can fry them in a pan to finish them. >> yes. >> that way you're not dealing with raw chicken.

>> that's cheating. >> it is, totally. for guests, for your family, whatever. it's easy and you're not dealing with -- >> dan has pickled celery. >> i'm really feeling convivial around the pickled celery. >> thank you. >> thanks, guys. >> mighty quinn's. nonmeat eaters, eat the celery. >> thank you. good morning, i'm carolyn tyler. nearly 28,000 runners are hitting the streets of san francisco this morning. the 41st annual san francisco marathon started at 5:30. this is video from the runners

taking part in the half marathon along the embarcadero. this map shows the route through the golden gate bridge and past at&t park. happening today in san francisco, a day of free family fun at the annual circus festival. there will be stilt walkers, games and a 100-foot giant slide. they will attempt to set the guinness book of world records for the longest chain of skaters. the festival starts at noon at hunters point shoreline park. what about the weather? here is frances dinglasan. >> hi, carolyn. lots of fog in san francisco. you can see on the satellite image, it has spread in the east bay. temperatures right now in san francisco, low 50s. it will stay that way for a few hours. in san jose, 63 degrees. here are the highs for today. we'll see upper 50s at the coast

with the sea breeze. san francisco, 64, oakland, 73. high clouds from the south. san jose, warming up. the north bay, hazy conditions with smoke coming from the mendocino county fires and also that ta county. triple digit heat in ukiah. ukih a red flag warning in effect through tomorrow. high temperatures, dry conditions and gusty winds. the forecast shows a steady pattern with cooling midweek. carolyn? >> thank you, francis. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california.

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