eva's date? her four-legged co-star in a short film for the line. but she did tell me about visiting long time partner ryan gosling on the set of his upcoming movie "first man. in it he plays neil armstrong. >> he was in his astronaut gear and that -- what was it like for your daughters? >> they loved it and they now think poppy's an astronaut. >> are they like daddy? you can go to the moon. >> yes, exactly. we're like -- we haven't corrected them yet. we're just like cool. >> you know, eva hasn't worked in a minute. her last film was 2014 "lost river" which was written and directed by ryan gosling. looks like she is just enjoyg spending family time and i love that. >> you know the thing i love about the emmys is that we get to see so many tv stars in one place. >> has it hit you yet that you're hosting the emmys? >> no. >> i was with first-time hosts colin jost and mike che. "snl's" up for 21 awards. but will emmy viewers be more fixated on all their romances? >> who are you bringing with you? >> yeah, who are you bringing with you, colin? >> i don

eva's date? her four-legged co-star in a short film for the line. but she did tell me about visiting long time partner ryan gosling on the set of his upcoming movie "first man. in it he plays neil armstrong. >> he was in his astronaut gear and that -- what was it like for your daughters? >> they loved it and they now think poppy's an astronaut. >> are they like daddy? you can go to the moon. >> yes, exactly. we're like -- we haven't corrected them yet. we're just like cool. >> you know, eva hasn't worked in a minute. her last film was 2014 "lost river" which was written and directed by ryan gosling. looks like she is just enjoying spending family time and i love that. >> you know the thing i love about the emmys is that we get to see so many tv stars in one place. >> has it hit you yet that you're hosting the emmys? >> no. >> i was with first-time hosts colin jost and mike che. "snl's" up for 21 awards. but will emmy viewers be more fixated on all their romances? >> who are you bringing with you? >> yeah, who are you bringing with you, colin? >> i d

eva, we know that river just cresting tonight, several days now after the hurricane. and governor cooper, who we talked with so often as that hurricane was bearing down, still telling residents tonight to be on alert, to be aware of these rising waters. >> reporter: that's right, david. that's because there have been areas where the water has receded, only to come back again. and these waters are dangerous. a police officer actually told me not to step foot in this water behind me, because it's sewage. david? >> all right, eva pilgrim with us tonight. thinking about all those families still recovering. eva, thank you. >>> and there are alarming new developments tonight in the case of the well-known surgeon, once on a reality tv show, and his girlfriend now, both of them charged with drugging two women and assaulting them. and tonight, police now say they have heard from several more potential victims. abc's kayna whitworth from california. >> reporter: a growing investigation into a california couple accused of using their good looks and charm to prey on women. police

to tell us all about their trip, we have john and eva on the show. welcome to you guys. so whatg agnd not being able to cut it, committeding to that? >> we don't have kids yet, but it's like a kid growing, you don't really notice it's happening but after a while you realize wow, it's pretty big. >> how long did it get? >> i forgot to measure at the very end, but 15 inchors something like that. >> eva, were you still attracted to your husband as your beard kept getting listeninger and longer, do you find him the same man? >> definitely, yes. >> do are you prefer a beard or no beard? >> i prefer a happy husband, so he's really happy to have this experience with his beard so yes. i was very happy because he was very happy. >> what was it like once you finally got it off. >> i think before because i had so much hair, i didn't shave the hair on my head either. as soon as i shaved and got rid of the beard, i felt like my body was bigger because my head was smaller. >> do you advise this or other couples because you weren't married a year before you took off and do this. >> it

eva, how much are they expecting the rivers to rise? >> well, they're expecting the rivers to rise significantly. let me just show you the numbers here. for hurricane matthew, that's the highest it had been before, it was at about 31 feet. that's waist height on me. they're predicting this river, the little river, will crest at about 35 feet. they had to raise this equipment to keep it out of the water. it's not even a number on this ruler here. that puts me squarely under water and sort of explains why they're so concerned and why they're encouraging people to get out now when they can. guys. >> just really effectively making the point, eva, that even though the storm is a tropical depression the worst may not be over. eva pilgrim on the ground in fayetteville, thank you. let's get it over to rob now for the latest on this apparently dangerous situation. >> as eva mentioned, matthew a damaging storm, this blowing that out of the water. as a matter of fact, florence is one of the three storms in the last year that have made state record

eva: no. they're actually built from steam up in our georgia factory, and then they're delivered down here. so, they pretty much come to us like an empty house, and we install everything. lemonis: i'll find my way. it's just on the way back there? i'll find my way. eva: nice meeting you. lemonis: nice meeting you. take care. nancy: hi, marcus. how are ya? lemonis: how are you? nancy: nancy pappas. lemonis: nice to meet you. nancy: nice to meet you. tom: hey, marcus. tom etheridge. nice to meet you. lemonis: how are you? tom: good. lemonis: this is the headquarters for worldwide trailer? nancy: yep. tom: this is the headquarters. lemonis: how much revenue will your company do? tom: we did $4 million last year. lemonis: and so how much of that actually fell to the bottom line? how much did you make? tom: maybe $400,000. amber: you have a lot more hair here. lemonis: no, i don't. not there i don't. no. amber: you do. lemonis: i don't. look at how much forehead -- amber: it's -- on the sides, it's

>> all right, thank you so much, eva. even though the storm has passed a lot of threats are still there and, ginger, on the heels of florence there is a new system bringing severe weather to the midwest and the northeast this morning. >> yeah, video out of green bay, wisconsin, this morning. look that. more than a half foot of rain prompting flash flooding there. and it's not over. we've got watches from the pacific and along the stationary front and cold front you can see not really just heavy rain but damaging winds. your local waertd in 30 seconds. >>> coming up, a shocking story. a surgeon and his girlfriend now charged with preying on women, drugging and sexually assaulting them. what police found on their phones. and why they think there could be hundreds of victims. >>> and tourists behaving badly. the man caught on camera getting dangerously close to a geyser at yellowstone, not just once but twice. stay with us. is time you make for yourself. aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion with active naturals® oat. locks in

of course, they're trying. >>> well, eva longoria baston just had her first baby. but here's the conundrum, there's also some tv work to be done. so what's a new mom to do? etonline's lauren zima found out. >> i'm sorry. i kept you guys waiting because i was breastfeeding my child. i'm exhausted in the best way. i also just feed him on set. i just pop him on the boob and keep it moving. you know? >> baby santiago isn't even three months old, and already he's a hollywood pro. he's on set with his mama who's directing an episode of her abc show "grand hotel" premiering later in the new season. and get this, star demian bichir's character is named after him. >> it's hard going back to work. it was -- i thought it would be easier because i was directing and i was like, oh, at least i'm not in front of the camera. i don't have to like lose weight quickly. i can like take my time. and now it's like, i realized it was harder. i'm just going to take a nap. i'm not the first woman to do it, you know, women go back to work all the time. so, yeah, i'm not planting the flag in

eva, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. we're standing right here in front of the cape fear river. this is one of the rivers that they are watching. we're already starting to see some involuntary -- excuse me, voluntary evacuations put in place in these low-lying areas that they're concerned about. on our way here we stopped in lumberton, and they are sandbagging, and they're in a race against time trying to shore up this low point there trying to delay the water and the flooding that could potentially happen.s there putt call, an emergency call for help asking for volunteers to come sandbag to help build up that wall to slow down the river. you have to remember that a lot of these areas that we are watching right now are areas that are still at this point recovering from flooding that happened back in 2016 after hurricane matthew, and here they are again now once again waiting and watching as the rain continues to fall in these areas. and the tricky part here is that this kind of flooding often is delayed a bit. even after

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>> all right, eva pilgrim, thank you. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee tonight, still tracking it. ginger? >> reporter: and david, you can see the clouds right behind me. that's actually part of what's left of florence, plus a cold front finally leaving. so, we can see on the map there, milford, new hampshire, picked up nearly six inches of rain. we're going to get rid of it by tomorrow, but the impacts, as eva said, still being felt. the cape fear river near fayetteville, for example, set to crest tonight or early tomorrow morning. david? >> ginger zee tonight. ginger, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next here to a stunning headline today involving a well-known california doctor, who was with us on tv, and his girlfriend, both under arrest tonight, accused of drugging and sexually assaulting at least two women. dr. grant robicheaux was featured on a reality tv show about online dating. here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: this picture-perfect pair here enjoying a vacation in mexico. tonight, sus

eva, we know that river just cresting tonight. and governor cooper, who we talked with so often, still telling residents tonight to be on alert, to be aware of these rising waters. >> reporter: that's right, david. that's because there have been areas where the water has receded, only to come back again. and these waters are dangerous. a police officer actually told me not to step foot in this water behind me, because it's sewage. david? >> all right, e is va pill grimh us tonight. >>> and there are alarming new developments tonight in the case of the well-known surgeon and his girlfriend now, both of them charged with drugging two women and assaulting them and tonight, police now say they have heard from several more potential victims. abc's kayna whitworth from california. >> reporter: a growing investigation into a california couple accused of using their good looks and charm to prey on women. tonight, authorities say they have three more possible potential victims of dr. grant robicheaux and his girlfriend, cerissa riley. the

russia investigation. >> reporter: that's right, eva. this is a rare about-face from the president. you'll remember that just last week i believe it was he suggested that the fbi -- he called on the fbi to release unredacted text messages about the russia investigation from james comey, andrew mccabe and others. now he is backing away from that saying he's not going to release them, not going to declassify them but he reserves the right to do so in the future. guys. >> all right. thanks, david wright, there in new jersey. >>> and out to the escalating turmoil over if, when and how supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh's accuser will testify. >> overnight senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley granting another extension to christine blasey ford to decide whether she will appear before that committee. the deadline just hours from now. abc's kenneth moton at the supreme court. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, eva. it's been a high-stakes back and forth. christine blasey ford spent several hours yesterday speaking with the

eva, thank you so much. the drone shots really give you perspective. >>> now television's biggest night. the emmy awards. the evening belonging to "the marvelous mrs. maisel" and "game of thrones." diversity also taking center stage. lara was backstage with it all and she's still there for us now. good morning, lara. >> good morning, robin. yes. 70 years old. that's how old the emmys are this year. last night, the show felt younger. fresher. and more relevant than it has in years. from the show's opening act. poking fun at the emmys historic lack of diversity. ♪ we've solved it we've gotten with the times there's room for all our voices but mostly shonda rhimes ♪ ♪ is there any room in this song for a straight white guy like me ♪ >> you can't be part. >> yes, have fun, you guys. >> reporter: to the topical colin jost and michael che. >> it is an honor be here, sharing this night with the many, many talented and creative people in hollywood who haven't been caught yet. >> that's right. >> reporter: a

into today clarification on self two leading tax apps and into and encryption break it down for us eva all right so frequently when people talk about secure messaging apps they sort of lump everything together they say the this messaging app is great because it's encrypted . and sometimes they mix it up with this whole notion of self deleting messages now and encrypted message as we saw in the in the animation earlier is a message that cannot be read by the company whose app you're using or the i.s.p. it can only be read by the sender or the receiver of the message. now self deleting messages are different and they're not necessarily encrypted though apparently with tiger text they were both the leading and encrypted messages and is self deleting message just disappears from your phone this doesn't necessarily mean that it has disappeared from the servers being run by the company whose. app you're using or the i a speed it doesn't even necessarily mean that it's being deleted. from the phone of the person that you are so. ending your message too and it certainly doesn't mean that it ca

. ♪ >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >> oh gina rodriguez paying a visit to eva longoria baston and holding her son on the set of eva's upcoming series. . >>> another working mom, drew barrymore, just made quite the confession about her 5-year-old daughter olive. >> i sent all these pictures to steven spielberg all the time of my daughter olive 'cause she looks like et. her eyes are giant and on the side of her it's not a joke. my daughter is like this beautiful feminine version of et. i send pictures to steven all the time. like this one's the most et i think. >> she good at phoning home? >> oh, no, you didn't. >> young drew instantly became famous from the iconic movie. she got to meet princess di at the london premiere. >> i know a lot, but i don't know a lot of grown-up stuff because i'm just in second grade. >> but as a preteen, drew admits she became a wild child. on the new netflix series "normal macdonald has a show" she opens up about those years where she went into rehab for drugs and alcohol before she was even 13. >> midlife crisis, institutionalized, blacklisted, no

. ♪ >> oh gina rodriguez paying a visit to eva longoria baston and holding her son on the set of eva's upcoming series. . >>> another working mom, drew barrymore, just made quite the confession about her 5-year-old daughter olive. >> i sent all these pictures to steven spielberg all the time of my daughter olive 'cause she looks like et. her eyes are giant and on the side of her it's not a joke. my daughter is like this beautiful feminine version of et. i send pictures to steven all the time. like this one's the most et i think. >> she good at phoning home? >> oh, no, you didn't. >> young drew instantly became famous from the iconic movie. she got to meet princess di at the london premiere. >> i know a lot, but i don't know a lot of grown-up stuff because i'm just in second grade. >> but as a preteen, drew admits she became a wild child. on the new netflix series "normal macdonald has a show" she opens up about those years where she went into rehab for drugs and alcohol before she was even 13. >> midlife crisis, institutionalized, blacklisted, no family, like got it done and then got i

eva pilgrim, abc news, washington, d.c. >>> florence continues to strengthen as it swirls across the atlantic. forecasters say it's still too early to know the exact path but warn it can hit the carolinas by this thursday. states of emergency have been declared in those states. navy ships in norfolk are preparing to ride out the storm at sea. >> hardware stores and supermarket shelves are being emptied. the university of north carolina at wilmington is already urging students to le let's go to accuweather's erin calandra for the complete forecast. erin? >> good morning, we continue to track hurricane florence. it is expected to develop into a very powerful storm over the next 24 hours into a category 4 as it tracks towards the u.s. now, we expect it to get close to the coast thursday night into friday. if you're in this red zone, you need to have a plan in place. start thinking about evacuations and certainly listen to your local authorities. we're also tracking hurricane isaac. it is a category 1. it will be pushing off to the west, weakening as it approaches the lesser antilles. an

eva pilgrim is on the story tonight. >> it is perhaps the biggest and most stunning fall linked to the me too movement so far. >> for the me too movement, les moonves stepped down overnight. >> more women came forward to accuse him of sexual misconduct. >> les moonves resigning after new detailed and graphic allegations of sexual assault and misconduct from at least 12 women going back more than 30 years. the news making headlines on his own network on his wife's own show, the talk. >> as you know, julie's husband is in the news. >> sharon osborne making the announcement that he was taking a break from hosting duties. >> she is taking off time to be with her family. >> but the show refused to shy away from the news. >> women should not feel they have to carry these secrets and burdens and lives destroyed. >> just because this hits close to home, it doesn't change this story. all women's stories matter and these women's stories matter. >> chen releasing a statement through cbs saying i will be back soon and we will see you thursday night on big brother. big brother is the other hosting

eva has since apologized saying the gate agent was misinformed about policy. they ordered the staff to review diversity training. >> more safety on your next uber ride. >> plus, want to know more about your genetic history? the option 23 and me is offering what you can get. >>> good morning. i'm contessa brewer. here are today's top business headlines. wall street could open higher this morning. dow industrials, the futures up just two points right now. the dow rose yesterday, but a decline in big tech stocks dragged down the tsions between, na list, reports on productivity and hiring in the private sector. the dow closes up 22 points yesterday. the nasdaq fell 96. >> uber is rolling out more safety features for passengers and drivers in an ongoing effort to regain public trust. the company is based in san francisco and says a new tool on the app will notify passengers and drivers if it detects an accident or unplanned stop. drivers will also have access to a hands-free feature to pick up passengers without having to touch their phones, and no longer will they

she is talking tonight with eva pilgrim. >> reporter: almost 40 days on the run, through nine states, elizabeth thomas' story captivated the nation. >> he made me feel like i didn't have anyone else. >> reporter: elizabeth now says when her teacher, tad cummins, came to pick her up the day they disappeared, he had a gun. >> the gun sat in the middle console. >> reporter: and you knew then -- >> i wasn't getting out of this. >> reporter: the relationship started when she was the new kid in school. cummins was her health teacher >> it was fourth period. and then next thing i know, he said, "you'd look pretty nice naked." >> reporter: when did he >> whenever he first kissed me. that was whenever i realized, "this is getting too far." >> reporter: while on the run, she says she was trapped. was there any moment that you thought, maybe i can run out of this room while he's sleeping? >> he made me sleep naked and my clothes would be put somewhere else. >> reporter: the duo eventually making their way to this cabin where the 38-day journey ended. the day that the police show up. >> that was

well earlier we spoke with eva bartlett's now based in damascus about syria and what western t.v. screens fail to show amid the upcoming battle. there i talked to the civil star the national defense forces and they spoke at length about how the village has been pummeled by missiles from terrorists and it's been on a daily basis over the past many years and they said you know they've been suffering nobody is talking about it and they're looking forward to the liberation of it because it will ease their suffering it will it will mean the sation of these terrorists. so these are the kind of things that the media which is busy talking about corporate media which is busy talking about it live are completely negating happening on a daily basis in. what syrians have spoken with around the country on previous visits and currently say they want a restoration of all of syria to peace and they want an end to the terrorism that's been plaguing them whether or as we saw formerly in eastern hour before that in aleppo and it's their right to live in peace and it's also their right and the syrian

eva air tweeted an apology to, and his family sank the airline has a zero-tolerance policy of discrimination of any kind and that the gate agent was wrong to limit the number of adults who can accompany a child for priority boarding. >>> the pilot who died while taking a young woman and her mother to palo alto for medical treatment is being remembered by people who knew him as a kind and amazing man. friends say six-year-old william spencer was dedicated to helping others. he was setting up to land at the palo alto airport when he radioed he needed to go around and try again because he was going too fast. a short time later the plane crasd now investigators are looking for clues to determine what happened. >> depending on what equipment is called an airplane whether the data was there and recorded and whether it survived the accident, we may be able to reconstruct portions of the flight. >> the plane's wreckage has been removed from the duct pond near the palo alto airport. it has been transferred to a secure hangar near sacramento where investigators can take the plane apart and look for mo

and a $120 million severance package pending the outcome of the internal investigation. >> eva, thank you. >>> we turn next to president trump in the white house, the first press briefing in 19 days. the white house was pressed on president trump's call for an investigation into "the new york times" and the senior administration official who wrote the anonymous op-ed. saying americans should know there are adults in the white house essentially protecting the country from the president, according to that official. the white house was asked what specifically is criminal about that op-ed. here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: the white house today is defending the president's call for a criminal investigation into the anonymous essay published in "the new york times," allegedly written by a senior trump administration official. does he really think that the federal government should contemplate action against a newspaper for publishing an article? >> i think it's less about that part of it and whether or not somebody who is actively trying to undermine the executive branch of the government

eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> a california woman is accused of pretending she had a firefighter husband to scam donors out of thousands of dollars. police in san clemente say she posted that her husband was battling one of the wildfires in the area and his squad needed more supplies. she allegedly collected more than $11,000 in cash and supplies before police were finally tipped off that she doesn't have a husband. experts warn charitable groups are often vetted but not individuals. >>> the survive ago of a young boy in missouri is being called a miracle. and these images are extremely hard to watch. you're about to see why. so the 10-year-old xavier cunningham fell out of a tree house when some bees attacked him and landed face first onto a meat skewer. his mother describes the desperate efforts to rush him to the hospital. >> he goes, i'm -- he goes, i'm dying, mom. he says, no, i can feel it. i said, you're going to be okay and he goes, i want to see jesus but i don't want to seeim right now. >> it took a team of 100 doctors and medical staff hours to remove the skewer. it mi

>> eva, thank you. >>> we are also following severe weather on the move at this hour. storms in the midwest moving into the northeast. we have the track. and now ten days after hurricane florence made landfall, stunning new images of new flooding tonight. president trump was there in south carolina, you remember just days ago, talking with the families there. that very spot, tonight look at it. you can see it on the left, the church surrounded by water now. the river already at a record high and still rising. abc's steve osunsami on the scene for us. >> reporter: at least one of the rivers causing this emergency won't crest until wednesday. >> this event is not over. the waters are continuing to rise. >> reporter: kent hendrick needs a kayak to get to his home in conway, south carolina. >> what do these people do that have lived there their whole life? no flood insurance, they're on a fixed income because they're retired. >> reporter: just a week ago, you could walk through town. here's the president in front of a church after the rains from the hurricanes stopped. and

>> eva, thank you. >>> we are also following severe weather on the move at this hour. storms in the midwest moving into the northeast. we have the track. and now ten days after hurricane florence made landfall, stunning new images of new flooding tonight. president trump was there in conway, south carolina, you'll remember, just days ago, talking with the families there, that very spot. well tonight, look at it. you can see it there on the left, the church surrounded by water now. the nearby river already at a record high, is still rising. abc's steve osunsami on the scene for us. >> reporter: at least one of the rivers causing this emergency won't crest until wednesday. >> this event is not over. the waters are continuing to rise. >> reporter: kent hendrick needs a kayak to get to his flooded home in conway, south carolina. >> what do these people do that have lived there their whole life? no flood insurance, they're on a fixed income because they're retired. >> reporter: just a week ago, you could walk through town. here's the president in front of a church after the

the cdc was waiting, and abc's eva pilgrim is on the scene tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the new scare at another major american airport, after 12 passengers complain of flu-like symptoms after arriving in philadelphia. all 250 passengers, plus crew on two separate flights, held as a precaution for medical review by the cdc and philadelphia authorities. the american airlines plane inbound from paris and munich. but the sick passengers were returning from celebrating the religious pilgrimage, hajj, in saudi arabia ya. this incident on the heels of an emirates flight from dubai. >> we still need to have the p with more than 500ng fm the haj. >> couple people got ill on the plane and it must be pretty serious. >> reporter: tonight, the new york public health department say tests showed those passengers did have the flu. david, the passengers here in philadelphia complained of sore throats and coughs while in customs. all the passengers here have been released. david? >> eva pilgrim in philadelphia where she covered the news there for years. >>> and the real scare tonight in california. dr

she was found, and tonight she's talking to our eva pilgrim. >> reporter: almost 40 days on the run, through nine states, elizabeth thomas' story captivated the nation. >> he made me feel like i didn't have anyone else. >> reporter: elizabeth now says when her teacher, tad cummins, came to pick her up the day they disappeared, he had a gun. >> the gun sat in the middle console. >> reporter: and you knew then -- >> i wasn't getting out of this. >> reporter: the relationship started when she was the new kid in school. cummins was her health teacher and a mentor of sorts. but soon, she says, his intentions became sinister. >> it was fourth period. and then next thing i know, he said, "you'd look pretty nice naked." >> reporter: when did he take it from saying things like that to something more? >> whenever he first kissed me. that was whenever i realized, "this is getting too far." >> reporter: while on the run, she says she was trapped. was there any moment that you thought, maybe i can run out of this room while he's sleeping? >> he made me sleep naked and my clothes would be put some

eva pilgrim with the view from above. >> reporter: tonight, the devastation of hurricane florence from above. entire towns under water. people using boats to get around. heavy rainfall and the storm surge leaving neighborhood after neighborhood surrounded by high water. we went along on a helicopter mission. this storm is dumping an incredible amount of rain in this area. this home surrounded by water. these boats thrown from their docks found near railroad tracks, even washing up in wooded fields. >> right now, we're on a search and rescue patrol. so, we encounter anybody that needs assistance, we'll assess the situation. >> reporter: farther south in wilmington, cars filling flooded parking lots. today, governor roy cooper flying with the coast guard to survey the damage. warning residents of the floods still to come. tom, this is the problem. it just keeps raining. adding to the already swollen rivers, which keep rising. tom? >> eva, thank you. >>> florence has been downgraded to a tropical depression, but it's still dangerous. here's rob marciano with the latest track. rob? >> repo

>> eva, thank you. >>> now to the heavyweight bout between former president obama and president trump. the two taking aim at each other as they campaign, less than two months before the midterm elections. former president obama urging voters to restore some sanity to our politics. vice president mike pence calling the comments very disappointing. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: president obama back in the spotlight. >> in two months, we have a chance to restore some sanity in our politics. >> reporter: as the battle for who controls congress heats up ahead of november's midterm elections. >> we have the chance to flip the house of representatives and make sure there are real checks and balances in washington. >> reporter: for the first time since leaving the oval office, obama now pointing to his successor. >> sometimes the backlash comes from people who are genuinely, if wrongly, fearful of change. it did not start with donald trump. he is a symptom, not the cause. >> reporter: obama's words putting vice president pence on defense. >> well, it was very disappointing to see presi

the cdc was waiting, and abc's eva pilgrim is on the scene tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the new scare at another major american airport, after 12 passengers complained of flu-like symptoms after arriving in philadelphia. all 250 passengers, plus crew on two separate flights, held as a precaution for medical review by the cdc and philadelphia authorities. the american airlines plane inbound from paris and munich. but the sick passengers were returning from celebrating the religious pilgrimage, hajj, in saudi arabia. this incident on the heels of an emirates flight from dubai. >> we still need to have the aisles -- >> reporter: that was quarantined wednesday after landing in new york's jfk. that plane packed with more than 500 people, some also returning from the hajj. >> couple people got ill on the plane and it must be pretty serious. >> reporter: tonight, the new york public health department saying tests showed the sick passengers on that emirates flight did have the flu. david, the passengers here in philadelphia complained of sore throats and coughs while in customs. all the passe

eva you're inland where florence will wreak the most havoc. i understand officials are predicting flooding beyond anything they have ever seen. >> let me show you what we're looking at. this is the little river here. it's moving very quickly and it's very high. you can tell that when you look at the proximity of it next to the bridge. it's risen about ten feet. they've had about eight to ten inches of rain in this area. they were expecting another eight to ten inches. the highest it's been before was hurricane matthew in 2016. it was about 31 feet. they're predicting this river will crestuc at about 35 feet. it's off the ruler here. sarely water and puts into perspective why they don't want people to be in this area when the river crests. jon. >> we heard the mayor ordered a mandatory evacuation this afternoon saying anybody who doesn't leave should be notifying next of kin. that sounds pretty dire. are people heeding the warning? >> we drove around and looked at these neighborhoods. a lot of people are in their homes. at this point they've go

. >> eva clayton, she was talking about the importance of food and hunk. and during the interview she just stopped for a second, and she was remembering her mother and how her mother came to her segregated school in the south, and they didn't have a lunch room. and her mother started a lunch room. and it was just fruit to begin with, and she said that was my inspiration inspiration. >> you have an online exhibit. what do visitors learn there? >> four transcripts, for researchers, we try to give something that everyone that's looking to learn more about women in congress. video clip, abstracts and biographies, some great artifacts and photographs. >> and we're still doing interviews. we're trying to get more former congress women and senior women staffers to talk with us. we've done 40, we'd like to do another 10, another two dozen if we could do it. we feel like this is a project that's unique and can really add to the larger discussion about women's contributions to politics. >> you've expanded the interview to staffers, women's staffers? >> yes. we first

eva pilgrim has more. >> if people say your dreams are crazy -- >> reporter: nike's new controversial ad is out. former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick in the ad "dream crazy" in front of the flag. it was kneeling in protest during the national anthem that he says cost him his career. the president a vocal critic of the protest says nike is getting absolutely killed with anger and boycotts. some fans even burning shoes. the ad featuring the achievements of everyday athletes and super stars like serena williams. and lebron james who spoke out in support. >> i stand with nike every day, all day. >> don't ask if your dreams are crazy. >> reporter: nike defending kaepernick saying he is quote one of the most inspirational athletes of this generation. it will run during major events like the nfl season opener. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >>> when we come back, one couple's special wedding anniversary. >>> plus, mark wahlberg's new role, "the skinny" coming up next. they deserve in the office in the world and finally, in the bedroom our natural lubrication varies every day it's normal

here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> if people say your dreams are crazy -- >> reporter: tonight, nike's new controversial ad is out. former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick voicing the campaign called "dream crazy," standing in front of the flag. >> believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything. >> reporter: it was kneeling in protest of racial injustice during the national anthem that he says cost him his career. the president, a vocal critic of the anthem protests, tweeting, "nike is getting absolutely killed with anger and boycotts." >> sorry, nike. >> reporter: some fans even burning shoes. the ad featuring the achievements of everyday athletes and superstars. >> become the greatest athlete ever. >> reporter: like serena williams. >> yeah, that's more like it. >> reporter: and lebron james, who spoke out in support. >> i stand with nike every day, all day. >> so don't ask if your dreams are crazy. >> reporter: nike defending their choice of kaepernick, saying he, quote, "is one of the most inspirational athletes of this generation." and nike's new ad campaign will air th

>> all right, eva pilgrim, thank you. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee tonight, still tracking it. ginger? >> reporter: and david, you can see the clouds right behind me. that's actually part of what's left of florence, plus a cold front finally leaving. so, we can see on the map there, milford, new hampshire, picked up six inches of ran. we're going to get rid of it tomorrow, but impacts still being felt. the cape fear river set to crest tonight or early tomorrow morning. david? >> ginger, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next to a stunning headline today involving a well-known california doctor who was once on tv, and his girlfriend, both under arrest tonight, accused of drugging and sexually assaulting at least two women. he was featured on a reality tv show about online dating. her's abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: this picture-perfect pair here enjoying a vacation in mexico. tonight, accused of being serial rapists with hundreds of potential victims. this popular newport beach orthopedic surgeo

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. >> eva pilgrim. >> eva, an ace reporter. >> come on in. >> hi. >> eva is an ace reporter here at abc news. she also earned her spot on this broadcast. we're >>ext . ka s. >> whit's he being a part of this weekend crew. we are so happy for you. >> yes. >> you guys are the mostbeautil op the in good hands with all these people. >> you guys have all been so kind to me. super excited. >> we're very excited. >> you should be. >> she loves bacon too. >> adrienne and rob will still be here as well so much more to come. see you tomorrow right here on "gma." >> happy for you guys. >> thank you. [ applause ] es bacon too. >> adrienne and rob will still be here as well so much more to come. see you tomorrow right here on "gma." >> thank you. [ applause ] . >> announcer: abc 7 morning sfl all news. >> announcer: all morning. >> good morning everyone, i'm chris nguyen. golden gate bridge officials are developing another multiyear plan to increase tolls. this is a live look outside from the golden gate bridge this morning. the our media partner reports the district estimates a $74,000,005-year def

eva has since apologized saying the gate agent was misinformed about the policy. after learning about the incident, eva ordered its staff to review diversity training. >>> all right, let's take a look at your commute right now. san jose, take a look. north 880 in recovery mode as you're traveling north. first one crash, and then a second crash. that cleared as well. been a busy ten minutes over here. but overall, the south bay moves nicely. we just see northbound push through the rest of san jose. typical for silicon valley. the patterns are pretty standard. a live look showed you the maze. that moves nicely, very nicely. once you get out of this shot at the bay bridge toll plaza, of course we have a backup because a lot of folks are trying to get over there. >> there we go. trying to get to the weekend as well. >> very close. >> it's almost here for a lot of people. and it may have snuck up on you so fast, you were like, oh, i don't know what to do this weekend. so let me help you out here. a little hotter on saturday for the inland valleys. some low 90s. the bay

eva has since apologized and said the gate agent was misinformed about policy. eva ordered its staff to review diversity training. >> happening tonight, nike doubling down on the colin kaepernick controversy with an advertisement in tonight's nfl opener. >> believe in something. even if it means sacrificing everything. >> that's a moment viewers may first realize colin kaepernick is the person doing the voice-over in the two-minute ad. the shoe giant revealed its new campaign featuring the former 49ers quarterback. since then, people have come down on both sides, from praising the situation, others literally burning their nike gear. kaepernick has not played in the nfl since leaving the niners and sparking the national anthem controversy. coverage of tonight's game starts at 4:30 right here on nbc bay area. after the game, we'll bring you the day's top stories. >>> falcons/eagles, two birds of prey. do we watch for an air attack? i don't know much about football. i know about traffic. i know this area. here is the fremont truck scales, and word of a fire on the

get into today clarification on self deleting tax apps and into and encryption break it down for us eva all right so frequently when people talk about secure messaging apps they sort of lump everything together they say the this messaging app is great because it's encrypted . and sometimes they mix it up with this whole notion of self deleting messages now and encrypted message as we saw in the in the animation earlier is a message that cannot be read by the company whose app you're using or the i s p it can only be read by the sender or the receiver of the message. now self deleting messages are different and they're not necessarily encrypted though apparently with tiger text they were both the leading and encrypted messages and is self deleting message just disappears from your phone this doesn't necessarily mean that it has disappeared from the servers being run by the company whose apt you're using or the i a speed it doesn't even necessarily mean that it's being deleted. from the phone of the person that you are so. your message too and it certainly doesn't mean that it can't be sc

i want to go back to eva pilgrim with the latest. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, george. more women joining the growing list of accusers. and some of these new accusations are graphic. this morning, the head of cbs is out. les moonves stepping down from the company he has run for two decades amid new accusations of sexual assault and harassment. six new women coming forward with allegations against the man responsible for overseeing some of the biggest shows of all time, like "survivor," and "the big bang theory". >> i think i have made a huge mistake. >> reporter: the women accusing the tv titan range from a former veteran tv executive to an assistant, speaking in an article published in "the new yorker" detailing allegations spanning three decades, accusations th for 14 years to "big brother" host julie chen forced some to perform oral sex on him, and exposed himself without their consent, and used physical violence and intimidation against them. former massage therapist deborah kitay says moonves sexual acts during

into today clarification on self two leading tax apps and into and encryption break it down for us eva all right so frequently when people talk about secure messaging apps they sort of lump everything together they say the this messaging app is great because it's encrypted . and sometimes they mix it up with this whole notion of self deleting messages now and encrypted message as we saw in the in the animation earlier is a message that cannot be read by the company whose app you're using or the i s p it can only be read by the sender or the receiver of the message. now self deleting messages are different and they're not necessarily encrypted though apparently with tiger text they were both leaving and encrypted messages and is self deleting message just disappears from your phone this doesn't necessarily mean that it has disappeared from the servers being run by the company whose. app you're using or the i a speed it doesn't even necessarily mean that it's being deleted. from the phone of the person that you were. sending your message to and it certainly doesn't mean that it can't be

their europa league season off to a flying start with a 5—1 home win over standard liege, which saw eva banega and wissam ben yedder both notch two each. elsewhere, rangers in theirfirst european group match for seven years snatched a 2—2 draw away to spanish side villarreal, while chelsea were 1—0 winners in greece over paok salonika, with willian scoring the games only goal in the 7th minute. arsenal under unai emery, a three time winner of this competition, accounted for ukrainian side vorskla poltava in a less than capacity stadium in north london. we wa nt we want to do a good way in this europa league, buti we want to do a good way in this europa league, but i think it is step—by—step. i ensure that little by little we will get more supporters here i asked. —— by us. anthony joshua and alexander povetkin have faced off in london ahead of their world heavyweight title fight at the weekend. the bout takes place in front of an expected sellout crowd at wembley stadium, with the weigh in on friday. there's been no trash talk in the build up and russian povetkin has promise

congratulations to the girls on this year's sixth grade cyo championship team an yashgs quinn, dhelsy, chloe, eva, sophia and margaret. i love helping the girls grow into confident players. i know that confidence on the basketball court translates into confidence in other aspects of life. title nine helped make girls and women's sports equal. and i see that law's legacy every night when i walk into my house as my daughters are getting back from lacrosse or basketball or hockey practice. i know from my own life that those who teach and coach america's youth are among the most influential people in our country. with a kind word here and a hint of encouragement there, a word of discipline delivered in a spirit of love, teachers and coaches change lives. i thank all of my teachers and coaches who got me to this point and i thank all the teachers and coaches throughout america. as a judge, i sought to train the next generation of lawyers and leaders. for 12 years i taught constitutional law to hundreds of students primarily at harvard law school. i teach that the constitution separation of powers prot

eva longoria just had her first baby. but there's also some tv work to be done. so what's a new mom to do? "e.t" online found out. >> i'm sorry i kept you waiting because i was breast feeding my child. i'm kpa i'm exhausted in the best way. >> he's not even three months old and already a hollywood pro. he's onset with his mama debuting her abc show and get this star demi and brasher's character is named after him. >> i thought at least i'm not in front of the camera, i don't have to lose weight quickly. and now i realize it was harder. i am not the first woman to do it. women go back to work all the time. so i'm not like plant thing flag in the ground of hard working mama. >> but you're doing it. >> she's also an executive producer on the soapy series pep she told us she's just trying to stay awake. >> when you're in that moment of oh, my god i'm tired. >> i'm not drink caffein but to look good i put lashes on. i'm going to pop on a lash and nobody will notice i'm sleeping. >> it was announced that eva herself will also guest star on her own show. what's else can

i mean it's legal right soli go ok the video of billionaire entrepreneur eva musk smoking marijuana during a live interview thursday has translated to a financial hit on his company the stock value of electric car manufacturer tesla tumbled nine percent friday morning.

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