bart station is off to the left hand side. >> number seven, six landmarks in downtown san francisco will become canvases for a holiday light show. the lights glow sf arts festival is back for a third year. it starts tonight. >> beautiful. it's a good way to get into the holiday spirit. >> very cool. >> and then see renaissance starring jimmy de vorzon. >> maybe. have a great day. >> see you. good morning america for our viewers in the west. the cease fire between israel and hamas ends, as a new report claims israel learned of the hamas attack plan more than a year ago. breaking overnight israeli forces resume their military campaign against hamas after a group of hostages are freed. and the new report from the new york times saying israel new hamas attack plan months in advance and missed it. martha raddatz live from dc,

matt gutman in israel. >> judgment day. the house set to vote on ousting george santos. what the congressman is saying about possible jail time. overnight governors ron desantis and gavin newsom square off on the debate stage. jon karl with the latest on that, and the 2024 race. could tik tok be banned? the federal judge who is ruling no this morning. what it means for everyone using it. the concerning headline about a pneumonia outbreak in children in the midwest and what health officials are now seeing with covid and the flu across the country. felicity huffman breaks her silence. >> it was like my daughter's future, which meant i had to break the law. >> in the college admissions scandal. >> it felt like i would be a bad mother if i didn't do it, so i did it. >> what she's revealing about her decision to break the law to help her daughter get into college. >> hall versus oates. new details on the legal battle

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[ laughter ] she could not wait to see the ending. i think she was happy with it. now she's curious if there will be a golden bachelorette. >> lot of people are. okay. >> also this morning, we're looking at becky worley. she is going shopping at warehouse clubs to find savings for your holiday shopping list. ginger is tracking two storms on both coasts. the flood threat moving east and the winter storm targeting the west. we want to get right to the war in the middle east. the cease fire has ended. combat operations resumed overnight after israel accused hamas of violating the truce and warned residents to leave parts of southern gaza. plus there's a new report that claims israel had an intelligence report about the hamas attack months before october 7th but dismissed the report. martha raddatz join us from washington. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. from the moment the attack on israel began, it was clear this was a massive intelligence and military failure on the part of the israelis. but this report, which dropped overnight, spells it out in horrifying detail. this morning the horrors of october 7th, the lapses in

security, the planning by hamas laid out in a stunning report. the "new york times" saying israeli officials had the hamas battle plan in their hand for more than a year before hundreds of hamas fighters stormed into israel and slaughtered more than 1,200 people. but the times says the hamas plan was dismissed by the israelis, who believed it would be too difficult for hamas to carry out. according to "the times" israeli military obtained a 40-page hamas document last year, which they code named jericho wall, calling for a barrage of rock rockets at the outset of the attack, drones to knock out the security cameras and automated machine guns along the border, nearly the exact scenario that played out on october 7th. "the times" saying israeli intelligence dismissed the plan

as aspirational, but hamas followed the blueprint with shocking precision. reportedly practicing breaching the gates and storming a kibbutz, paragliding into the community, all of which the world saw executed with lethal precision on october 7th. the idf showing me where the hamas infiltration began, just as the report said it would. this is the gate where the hamas terrorists broke through one of 30 locations where they gained access. but "the times" says one israeli analyst tried to raise a red flag on the report just three months before the attack. an analysts for the israeli intelligence agency warning, it's a plan designed to start a war, adding it's not just a raid on a village. her warning dismissed. abc news has not reviewed the document and the israeli military has declined to comment on "the new york times" reporting. but a senior u.s. official

telling abc news, the americans have not been made aware of this document. eva? >> martha raddatz, thank you. now to the end of the cease fire between israel and hamas. the idf resuming operations accusing the militant group of violating the agreement. matt gutman is on the ground in israel with the latest. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, eva. we've been hearing continuous shelling and machine gunfire from that gaza neighborhood you see behind me. that cease fire lasting for a week and a few minutes. hamas firing rockets into israel. israel responding with air strikes. mediators in qatar saying negotiations are on going but that fighting complicates matters. this morning intense fighting reported in the gaza strip. israeli air strikes pounding the strip just minutes after the cease fire ended. israel saying hamas violated the truce by firing rockets from gaza. smoke billowing from buildings, streets strewn with rubble, the shelling centered on southern gaza. israel dropping leaflets urging

residents to flee even further south, warning areas that they were told to go are no longer safe. overnight we pressed the idf on that. you are saying southern gaza could look like northern gaza? >> i'm saying if hamas is in southern gaza, we have no choice but to go after hamas where they are located. >> reporter: hospitals filled with the wounded, brought in on ambulance and donkey cart. this child with a head wound tended to by his sister. it comes hours after u.s. secretary of state antony blinken in the region, urging israel to better protect civilians in gaza. >> i made it clear that before israel resumes major military operations, it must put in place humanitarian civilian protection plans that minimize further casualties of innocent palestinians. >> reporter: the u.n. saying around 1.8 million palestinians have been displaced and even with some aid coming in, the world food program warning families are on the edge of starvation. the fighting coming just hours after the most recent group of hostages was freed by hamas, a

21-year-old and her family, this embrace 55 days in the making. her mother weeping when she learned mia would be coming home, one of eight hostages released by hamas thursday, 110 released since the cease fire began. and in the west bank, cheers as 30 more palestinian prisoners released from israeli jail, 240 women and minors released in total. more than 130 hostages still believed held in captivity in gaza. >> it's a nightmare. >> reporter: one of the eight americans missing is judy's mom. last time they were seen was during their morning walk on october 7th. americans missing. are you assuming your mom is not alive? >> no, i'm not assuming anything. my mind kind of travels, dead, alive. when you don't know, your mind fills with guesses. >> reporter: both israeli and u.s. officials are saying they no little about the condition of the hostages or even their where abouts. this morning hamas releasing a statement saying they offered israel a smaller list of

hostages and the bodies of hostages but that israel rejected it. israeli source saying this time they are not going to hold their fire as negotiations take place. they say the only reason they will actually stop fighting now is if hamas releases at least ten additional hostages. george? >> matt gutman, thanks. to capitol hill where george santos faces a vote to expel him from the house after he was accused of stealing money from his campaign for personal use. lawmakers debated his house last night. the vote later today. senior congressional correspondent rachel scott has the story. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. even congressman george santos says he is expecting to be expelled from congress in just a few hours. his own fellow republics turning against him, calling him a stain on the house of representatives, and they want him out now. this morning congressman george santos says he's preparing to be expelled from congress, making a defiant last stand. >> i have been convicted of no crime, mr. speaker. >> reporter: but one republican after another insisting they've

seen enough. >> he has manufactured his entire life to defraud the voters of his district. representative santos sought to fraudulently exploit every aspect of his house candidacy. >> reporter: the house ethics committee spent months interviewing 40 witnesses and pores over 172,000 pages of documents. their conclusion, santos blatantly stole money from his campaign to pay for rent, designer goods and even botox. why do you want to stay in office? >> it's not up to them. >> reporter: santos has already been charged with 23 federal counts including identity theft and credit card fraud. he has pleaded not guilty. some republicans expressing reservations about expelling a member who hasn't been convicted of a crime. >> kicking out mr. santos is setting a very dangerous precedent. >> reporter: santos says these allegations are serious, but he is concerned about going to prison. if he is expelled today, he would be the sixth member of the

house to be voted out, but the very first republican. a special election would then happen in the next 90 or so days. this would be a very tough seat for republicans to keep, george. >> rachel scott, thanks. now to the debate between ron desantis and gavin newsom. a red state/blue state showdown. chief washington correspondent jon karl is here with highlights. >> good morning, george. yes, it was billed as the red state versus blue state debate. the republican governor of florida facing off against the democratic governor of california. a preview perhaps of some of the issues, if not the candidates, we could see debated in next year's general election campaign. at the start of the debate, california governor taunted florida governor ron desantis, who is running, but trailing badly with a reminder that neither of them would likely be on the ballot next fall. >> there's one thing in closing that we have in common is neither of us will be the nominee for our party in 2024.

>> reporter: the debate was, however, something of a foreshadowing of the case republicans will bring against president biden. >> people used to be able to work hard and get ahead. that is not true under joe biden. >> reporter: and the defense democrats can offer of what newsom called bidenomics. >> 3.9% unemployment. the lowest black unemployment in american history. the lowest unemployment for hispanics in american history. the lowest unemployment for women in 70 years. the lowest black poverty rates in history. >> reporter: for desantis, it was a chance to try to inject some energy into a campaign that badly needs it, as newsom gleefully pointed out. >> you're trolling folks trying to find migrants to play games so you can outtrump, trump. how's that going for you, ron? you're down 41 points in your own home state. >> reporter: less than a year ago, desantis was leading donald trump in polls of republican voters. but he has been losing ground for months. now trailing nikki haley. >> no one will outwork me in this race.

>> reporter: this has been a big week for haley. she won the endorsement of perhaps the most well funded conservative grass roots organization in the u.s., americans for prosperity. but the reality is that donald trump, who has refused to debate anybody in this race, still has a commanding lead over both haley and desantis, at least for now, although, george, that lead is smaller in iowa and new hampshire, which vote first. >> trump does face a gag order. >> he does. the judge in new york, a panel of judges, reinstated a limited gag order. this just prevents him from attacking employees of the court. while the gag order had been suspended, he had gone after on very personal terms the clerk of the court. he had also gone after the judge's family. this limited gag order, by the way, doesn't prevent him from going after family members or anybody else, just employees of the court. >> he went after the family with false claims. >> false claims. by the way, that clerk had received dozens of threatening phone calls to her cell phone and also via social media to her

e-mail. she was facing real threats as a result of those attacks. >> jon karl, thank you very much. demarco? turning to a new development in the gilko beach serial killer case. law enforcement saying a cheek swab sample taken from rex hueurman's wife matches dna found on the victims. >> reporter: this is an important development for prosecutors as they decide whether to charge the alleged serial killer with additional murders. this morning law enforcement sources tell abc news dna found on the body of at least one of the women dumped on long island matches dna from the estranged wife of accused killer rex hueurmann. she was seen walking into court last month. followed by a documentary film crew. investigators had taken a sample from her cheek the day hueurmann was accused of killing three women he had solicited for sex. the sources say that sample matched genetic material found on burlap used to wrap the body

of megan waterman. prosecutors believe the dna match strengthens the case against hueurmann. they have previously cleared his wife of any wrongdoing saying she was out of town when the killings occurred. >> this is something different but adds to the evidence you have. >> it brings it back to that household. that's what's important. it is unusual. it doesn't come up every day. >> reporter: hueurmann has pleaded not guilty to killing three women, waterman, costello and melissa bartholomay. prosecutors say he's the prime suspect in the killing of a fourth. maureen barnes. investigators believe they are now close to a decision whether to charge hueurmann with a fourth murder. as of yet they've tied him to no additional homicide cases either on long island or elsewhere in the country. eva? >> aaron, thanks. now to the stock market. dow jones jumping to a new closing high for the year. elizabeth schulze has details. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, eva. this is good news for your 401k or investment account.

the stock market just closed out its best month in more than a year. the dow jones industrial average surged 521 points in trading thursday. that's up about 1.5% to the highest level this year. for the month of november, dow gained an impressive 9% for the average 401k balance that translates to an increase of about $9,500. what's driving this rally is hope that inflation is cooling enough that the federal reserve will be done raising interest rates. those higher rates are weighing on consumers who have slowed down their spending from that break neck pace earlier this year. the big picture, traders on wall street tell me that they are optimistic consumers are resilient and the economy is on track to avoid a recession. demarco? >> that's good to know. thank you. now to the law that would ban tik tok in montana. a judge ruling the law unconstitutional. will reeve with the latest. good morning to you, will. >> reporter: good morning. this ban was set to take effect on new year's day.

it would have made montana the first state to block a single app within its borders. but overnight federal judge donald malloy ruled that the ban, quote, oversteps state power and is likely unconstitutional. so at least for now, tik tok will remain accessible to montanans. the state argued tik tok, which is owned by a chinese company, could be used to spy on or indoctrinate citizens. the judge ruling in favor of tik tok saying tik tok has a right to exist as a business and consumers have a right to use it. and suggesting that the montana ban was targeted more of china than protecting consumers. tik tok responding to the ruling saying it was pleased with the result. a spokes person for the montana attorney general calling this a preliminary matter at this point. guys? >> will, thank you very much. coming up, felicity huffman breaks her silence on the college scandal. why she says she did it. plus new details in the legal battle between hall and oates. why daryl hall calls it the

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24 years. in a statement chief justice john roberts said we, as the supreme court, mourn the loss of a colleague, a fiercely independent believer in the rule of law and advocate for civics education. sandra day o'connor was 93 years old. george? >> we're following headlines. overnight israel resumed combat operations in gaza after the cease fire with hamas ended. hamas accuses israel of violating the truce. a story in the new york times said israel knew about the planned attack but dismissed it. staples said it has been hit by a cyber attack. the company announced the hack thursday, said it impacted online ordering and processing. the retailer said it took steps to mitigate the attack. no word yet if any data was compromised. plus, take a look at this. a rare occurrence in the nhl. a goalie scoring a goal. pittsburgh penguins tristan jarry launches a puck across his

teammates and the entire rink scoring in tampa bay's empty net. that's the first goal in penguins history and only the seventh in nhl history. how you like me now? gotta love it. we've got a lot more ahead including child pneumonia cases with one state seeing a spike in cases. that's coming up. now felicity huffman. she broke her silence on the college admission scandals with kabc. this comes after she served time for her role in paying to help get her daughter into college. kayna whitworth has the story. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: george, good morning. huffman said she owes an apology to the academic community and students and families that sacrifice and work hard to get where they're going legitimately. she also says this experience has opened her eyes to a new reality by incarcerated women. oscar nominated actress felicity huffman breaking her silence after serving jail time in a nationwide college admissions scandal four years ago. >> it was sort of like my daughter's future, which meant i had to break the law.

>> reporter: felicity huffman explaining publicly for the first time why she paid a $15,000 bribe for a proctor to correct wrong answers on her daughter's sat test, a decision which landed her in prison. the award winning actress sat down exclusively with kabc's mark brown. >> i know hindsight is 20/20 but it felt like i would be a bad mother if i didn't do it. so i did it. >> reporter: huffman describing the guilt she felt driving her unknowing daughter to take the test. >> i kept thinking, turn around. turn around. to my undying shame, i didn't. >> reporter: the following year the fbi was at her home. she says agents woke her daughters up at gun point before taking her into custody. >> i literally turned to one of the fbi people in a flack jacket and gun and said, is this a joke?

>> reporter: just a few years earlier huffman played on desperate house wives. >> 15,000. >> we don't have that. >> reporter: she was one of the 33 parents including lori louglin and her husband who faced federal charges in the so called varsity blues scheme that made headlines in 2019. huffman pleading guilty to federal charges, paying a $30,000 fine and serving 11 days in prison. part of her mandated community service, huffman worked with a new way of life, an organization assisting formerly incarcerated women. their founder embracing the offer to help. >> i know that she's had a hiccup, but it's not the hiccup. it's how you come through the hiccup. >> reporter: huffman said helping these women an their families has given her own life new meaning, joining the board of directors and the community willing to give her a second chance.

>> they feel one woman at a time. if you feel one woman, you feel her children and you heal her grandchildren and you heal the community. >> reporter: as for her own daughter, she was initially turned down by every school she applied to at the time of the scandal but has since retaken the sat and is now studying drama at carnegie mellon university. >> thank you for that story. now to the battle of the band. hall and oates fighting off in court after oates wish to sell his share of their classic catalog. will reeve is back with more on this story. >> it's one on one. it's hall versus oates. the details of the suit revealed. one of the most successful duos of all time appear to be out of touch. say it isn't so. this morning hall versus oates. ♪ private eyes they're watching you ♪ ♪ they see your every move ♪ new details regarding what

could mean the divorce of one of music's most successful pairing as daryl hall fights to prevent long time musical partner john oates from selling half of their joint venture without his consent. ♪ you're a witch girl and you're gone too far 'cause you know it don't matter anyway you can rely on the old man's money ♪ >> reporter: a judge ruling to extend a restraining order filed by hall temporarily blocking the sale which includes the band's trademark, record royalties and name, images and likeness. the catalog giant primary ways. ♪ she's gone i better learn how to pray ♪ >> reporter: attorneys for both sides clashing in court. hall claiming he was blind sided. >> you cannot sell half of a partnership to a third party without the other party's consent. >> reporter: oates' attorney hitting back. >> we would argue the plaintiff is not entitled to any royalties at all.

we maintain that position. >> reporter: court documents painting a picture of what led to this bitter battle. ♪ you make my dreams come true ♪ hall calling the possible sale by oates the ultimate betrayal, coming just as he says they were in mediation on other issues and he was about to go on tour, saying it caused tremendous upheaval, harm and difficulty in my life and, i believe john oates timed the unauthorized transaction to create the most harm to me. oates filing a response of his own claiming, i had no idea who or what is motivating darryl to take these steps and make such salacious statement, but i am deeply hurt. ♪ your kiss is on my list ♪ >> reporter: the rock 'n' roll hall of fame act who last performed on stage together last year plagued by reports of internal strife over the years. hall telling bill maher although he and oates aren't creative

brothers, things were still amiable between them. >> we want to see the people we like like each other. >> i like john. oh, no, no, no. we're not acrimonious in any way. no, no, no. we're friends. >> okay. >> we just have this different directions. >> reporter: hall's lawyers were in court asking to block any sale of the catalog while this business goes through separate arbitration. the judge granted that request, which means oates can't go further with the sale until that dispute is resolved or until february 17th, guys. so more to come. >> i thought you would get a fourth song in there. [ laughter ] >> if you want me to. now my mind is totally going blank. it's friday. i got nothing. [ laughter ] >> thanks, will. coming up our countdown to christmas. becky worley hits the big box stores to find where you can find the best savings on gifts. we'll give will some more time.

back now with the big box stores offering great deals for holiday shoppers. becky worley has details. you always have a good deal for us, becky. >> eva, good morning. big box store, they offer super sized jars of peanut butter and discount prices on staple, but bulk stores are also a great way to save during the holidays.

holiday decor, rows of toys and seemingly endless options for gift cards. bulk stores have a lot to offer during the holiday season. >> pretty much every item you will get at a warehouse club is 15% to 30% below a comparable item. >> but what do they have? and are the prices competitive? my producer sara and i hit up sam's club and costco. while there are no bj's in california, sara checked out one in new jersey. some themes we noticed. first, gift cards. sam's club and bj's had large selections of gift cards like at sam's club this top golf deal. pay $80 for a card with a $100 value. and sony play station gift cards cost $90 but you get $100 worth of value. while costco also had great deals like gift cards from spa finder, $100 total value there was a smaller selection. next, toys. bj's has the largest selection by far, with hot items like this

my puppy's home $6 off, and this barbie play set almost $8 off. right now toys are buy one get one 50% off at bj's with some exclusions. we found all of the stores offered deep discounts. at costco, squish mallows are on sale for $10. they sell for more than double that price at other retailers. while costco has the smallest selection of toys, experts say that's by design. >> they do about 4,000 items per store versus bj's has close to 7,000 items. they vet those items pretty aggressively. they have a merchandise team that's very focused on that. >> prices vary based on your region. we should note, all these stores require membership. costco is $60, bj's and sam's, $55. sam's is $50. there are promotions. sam's was $20 membership until december 20th. guys, we find one more great item to get at bulk stores this

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republicans. you had more than 100 republicans say that they support this push to expel congressman george santos from the house. from the moment he walked through the doors here on capitol hill, he's been defiant. he's been accused of lying about his professional resume and background. then he pleaded not guilty to those 23 federal charges including identity theft, wire fraud. it was this latest report from the house ethics committee, which was blistering, accusing him of blatantly stealing from his campaign, using that money to fund trips to atlantic city, botox, designer goods that really caused momentum to grow. the push from republicans who said that he needed to be forced out. here you have it. here we are. they expressed concerns about the precedent this would set. that's why you saw every member of house leadership including mike johnson reject this push to expel congressman george santos. this is effective immediately. as of right now congressman george santos is no longer a

member of congress, terry. >> it is a remarkable moment and a precedent. for practical purpose, the house republican majority has been narrowed in the house of representatives. already very slim. 221-213. what happens next now that the third district congressional districts of new york doesn't have a member of congress. what happens next? >> reporter: yes. terry, republicans were worried about losing a lot of majority here. they went from a four seat edge to a three seat edge. this will make things more complicated for pushing through their ideas in the house chamber. this is is effective immediatel. you will see the governor of new york call for a special election. it would have to happen within 70 to 80 days after getting called. one thing that's important to note. there is no guarantee that a republican can hang on to that district. that's a district president biden won.

a district george santos slipped to republican. it will be very tough for republicans to keep that seat, terry. >> so much at stake. rachel scott in congress, thank you very much. our coverage continues on abc news live and abc news.com. i'm terry moran. have a good day. ♪ ♪ ♪ we're building a better postal service. for more on-time deliveries. and easier, affordable ways to ship. so you can deliver even more holiday joy. the united s postal service. delivering for america.

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their grief from losing their spouses turning out to be their ice breaker. you bonded on this loss, this grief that you share. when you were first talking about it, you didn't cry. you were calm about it. >> because we understood what we had gone through. >> it was one of the first times i talked about it and i didn't cry because i knew she understood. >> reporter: how would you describe the other pieces that make this puzzle fit? >> there's a number of things. the sense of humor we share is huge. i'm finding that she is very good at keeping me grounded. >> reporter: when did sparks fly for you? >> first of all, immediately when i met him. >> ready? >> yes. that date was out of this world amazing. that's what you need to wake up each morning. you need hope. >> you don't stop believing. >> then this incredible flash mob. ♪ don't stop believing

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christmas town where they know how to deck the halls and the trees. demarco? gma gives back, as we count down to christmas. gma contributor and my friend jess sims is here. this morning we are highlighting a local hero helping his community. tommy vu is an army national guard officer breaking records for a good cause. this morning live on gma tommy is attempting the guiness world record for the most burpie pullups in one minute, all while shining a light on a cause close to his heart and his home. welcome to gma, tommy. [ applause ] >> yay, tommy. >> we should point out that you already hold the guiness world record for the most chest to ground burpies in an hour doing 1,003. >> 1,002. >> that's crazy. 1,002. what inspired you to take this challenge? >> for me it's a personal fitness goal of mine. i have got young kids. want to make sure as i age, i am able to play with them

consistently throughout their childhood. i don't want to be that dad that holds them back. >> the burpies will keep you around. >> that's right. it will keep me around. >> your first record raised money for a friend. what motivates you to give back? >> being able to tie my physical fitness and give back to charity are my two passions. bringing these two things together has been amazing for me. i'm very happy to give back to the community. >> tommy, we know you've been training a lot with my fitness instructor. i'm very pumped for you. how are you feeling in this moment? >> i'm a little nervous. not going to lie. normally i do this at my west coast gym at home, my home gym. good morning america, you have been so accommodating. the bar height. the rubber mat. everything. >> we created a gym for you. >> this is awesome. i love this. thank you very much. >> we don't mean to make you more nervous, but we do have the guiness world record adjudicator

chrissy fernandez. thank you for being here. how many does he have to do to beat the record? >> 25 to match the current record, 26 to beat it. >> so official. >> she is. >> are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> let me grab the mic. >> do it! let's go! >> here we go! >> three, two, one! [ cheering ] >> come on, come on. got plenty of time. let's go. come on, tommy. come on, tommy. do it for the kids! do it for the kid, tommy! let's go. picking up speed. you're picking up speed. let's go, let's go! [ cheering ] come on, tommy! come on, tommy. >> tommy! tommy! tommy!

tommy! >> come on. come on. >> come on, tommy. >> yes, tommy! go, go, go! come on. you got ten seconds! you got ten seconds! come on. come on. go, go, go. yes, yes, yes! and time! tommy! let's go! >> how do you feel? >> wow. tommy, do you know what? we are so excited for you. it appears you did break the record. we got to get it official. we're going to take a couple minutes. you're going to work on that. >> i will. >> didn't he look good? didn't he look good? >> i thought that looked real good. >> that looked absolutely amazing. >> wow. >> yes, it did. >> tommy, tommy, we have a little surprise for you. that was cute and all what you just did. but we also want to celebrate you.

as part of gma gives back, our partners and friends at motive heard about your story and they're super inspired with what you're doing. i think they're giving you $15,000. [ applause ] $15,000, tommy! what does this mean to you and what will this do for your mission? >> this is awesome. sorry. yeah. it means so much to me. giving back to team red white and blue. veteran organization that helped me out when i got off active duty. it means so much that i can give back to them. >> we see your wife is smiling so much. this is so much bigger. the impact you're having on the world is so much bigger. >> by the way, that $15,000 is yours.

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>> back now with try before you buy, where we check out some of the hottest items out there. this morning it's all about flats.

they are shopable by scanning that qr code right there on your screen. becky worley and some serious walkers tried them out. good morning, becky. >> i am inundated with ads online for comfy shoes. kind of like instagram knows that finding a stylish but comfortable pair of flats is my holy grail. but comfort is hard to judge from a social media ad. that's why we try before you buy. if your job entails walking around the city all day, your foot wear is critical. so we asked two walking tour guides alyssa from bikes food tours in boston, and hillary from inside chicago walking tours to try three different pairs of flats. the rothy's for

from allbirds for $100 and top sellers on amazon the frank mully flats for $36.99. alyssa's first step. >> on a typical tour day i typically clock between 10,000 and 15,000 steps. they feel good. i have just switched into the rothy's. >> i have just switched into the rothy's. very comfortable. i feel like i could walk around in these all day. >> while alyssa said the frank mullys are comfy, she knows the cobblestones and bricks of boston can be felt through the soles. switching from bean town to the home of the bean. >> hillary starts with a tour of chicago and the allbirds. >> i'm feeling very good in these. these have not so much arch support but they have enough cushioning, i'm not feeling any kind of pain. >> next the rothy's go to chicago's field museum. tackling the stairs. her opinion evolving. she continues to put the rothy's

through their paces. the frank mully shoes take a long stroll through the park. >> first impressions of these shoes, not as much cushion as the other pairs. >> she adds -- >> they do lack that arch support. >> what are their picks? alyssa's wicked good flat, aka her favorites. are the allbirds. set against chicago's beautiful sky line, hillary's fave are the rothy's. in fact, she loved them so much -- >> i could spend the rest of the afternoon wearing these. >> she took them swing dancing, too. so much fun. i tried the shoes out, too. for me it was all about the cushioning. all of these shoes have removable insoles. the allbirds is the thickest. then the rothy's came next. and then the frank mully pretty thin here.

that's kind of how it came down, in terms of how people felt about the comfort, eva. >> good to know. becky, always useful information. thank you. now let's check in with ginger for the official count on that guiness world record. >> oh, we are on the edge of our seats. just moments ago we saw tommy vu attempt a guiness world record for the most burpie pullups in one minute. christie carefully reviewed the footage and has the results. >> tommy, today you attempted the guiness world record title for the most burpie pullups in one minute. the record to beat is 25. i have reviewed everything and i can confirm that you achieved a total of 26. [ applause ] congratulations, you are officially a record holder. >> congratulations. how you feeling? >> i feel good. i feel good. >> great.

>> lot of hard work. thank you so much for having me on here, guys. >> we are so happy. everybody loved watching it and talking about it all morning. all of you, by the way, can try to beat that or just pick up the copy of guiness world record 2024 edition in select retailers near you. >> we have a story about the rise of anti-semitism aimed at children. this is serious. >> very serious. has a lot of parents worried. the anti-defamation league says there have been an estimated 130 anti-semitic incidents in k-12 schools since october 7th. now organizations are working to help jewish parents and students feel safer. from reports of students being assaulted to swastikas spray painted on campuses like on the road in front of this school in

massachusetts. >> we will come together. >> reporter: school districts across the country are reporting an alarming number of anti-semitic incidents. jewish parents are concerned, as the grand daughter of holocaust survivors, alana is all too familiar with anti-semitism. she worries about the safety of her three young children who attend a jewish school in florida. >> i grew up having grandparents who were survivors. we don't have the luxury of wondering where anti-semitism can lead. we see where it leads. >> her two young children attends jewish schools in new york. she also worries about the rise in hate. >> we must do everything we can to increase security for our children and for our schools. at the same time, we have to all stand for us. >> every citizen should have the right to worship, should have the right to send their child to school and not have worries. >> teach coalition is a national organization that advocates for jewish schools and safety.

>> more security guards. more security camera, more protection. we are saying that is not something that's coming out of the pockets of parents. >> some states are working to improve funding for additional school security. this month florida governor ron desantis signing into law a $25 million security package for jewish day schools. >> we can have additional guards on campus, additional guards patrolling our campus keeping our students safe. >> while extra security brings jewish parents some comfort, they say it's not enough. >> we will continue to advocate for a safe world for our kids to live in. >> i don't think we will ever let down our guard and rightly so. i hope my children can focus on the joys of being jewish and not have to worry about fear. >> next month the biden administration will roll out two guides. one meant for young students and one meant for higher education to address this rise in anti-semitism. we'll be right back.event

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