>> and number seven, the sunset night market is going to be expanding. according to the chronicle, it's going to be double the size, with 150 vendors filling seven blocks. now, the city held the first night market in the sunset neighborhood last year, and thousands of people came out to it. it's going to be returning for two fridays this year, so mark your calendars for august 30th and then september 27th. >> people love this thing. >> always packed all the pictures from all the different ones. >> you know, i got to go check it out. >> seven blocks i love a good market and beats is back and all of that. >> robin: good morning america. donald trump's former republican rivals backing him at the rnc. overnight two of donald trump's

fiercest critics on the campaign trail endorsing him for president. >> donald trump has my strong endorsement period. >> robin: nikki haley and florida governor ron desantis on stage, as j.d. vance and vice president harris agree to a debate, as vance is set to speak tonight at the rnc. >> george: new details on the assassination attempt on donald trump. how police believe the shooter got on the roof and the suspicious device they found in his car and home as questions grow over the security lapse, with video showing the shooter on the roof moments before he opened fire. >> gio: milwaukee on edge. >> he's got a knife. >> gio: police shooting and killing a man in the outer perimeter of the rnc. >> george: president biden back on the trail. >> i am all in! >> george: trying to unite democrats around his candidacy. now what adam schiff said about the president, and why some

house democrats are calling for a delay when it comes to the plan to nominate biden in a virtual roll call. >> robin: first on gma. nfl hall of famer terrell davis and his wife live in times square, telling their story after he was handcuffed and escorted off a united flight. >> george: sand traps. firefighters frantically dig, racing to save a girl at the beach after a 6 foot hole collapsed on her. >> gio: prime day taking off amazon offering vacation discounts, from air fare, to car rentals to cruises. they're not the only ones helping you upgrade your summer. ♪ >> robin: only 20 shows left? adele stepping away. what the singer said about her future. plus ryan seacrest with his first spin. >> my heart's pounding, i'm so excited. he looks great for his new role.

>> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." good morning america. lot to get to this morning, including our interview with terrell davis and his wife about how the nfl hall of famer was handcuffed, removed from a united airlines flight after he said he tapped a flight attendant's arm to ask for ice. they're going to tell their story here first. >> gio: looking forward to that. also, the severe weather. four reported tornados overnight. ginger, of course, tracking when the extreme heat is gonna break, plus the cities in the bulls eye for severe storms right now. >> george: first the latest on the republican convention. message was unity as nikki haley and ron desantis addressed the event with former president trump in attendance. rachel scott is on the scene in milwaukee. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning to you. just months ago nikki haley and ron desantis were locked in a bitter republican battle with former president trump now rallying around him and urging his supporters to do the same. overnight, donald trump's republican rivals lining up one by one behind the former president, including former south carolina governor nikki

haley, taking the stage to a mixed reaction of boos and cheers. >> i'll start by making one thing perfectly clear. donald trump has my strong endorsement period. [ cheers ] >> reporter: haley said it was trump who called to ask her to speak at the convention, the form president arriving just in time to watch. his campaign keenly aware of her strong report of independents and moderates who could decide this election. she spoke directly to those voters. >> you don't have to agree with trump 100% of the time to vote for him. take it from me. i haven't always agreed with president trump, but we agree more often than we disagree. >> reporter: haley endorsing the man who once mocked her husband's military deployment and even falsely suggested that as a daughter of immigrants she was not eligible to run for president. >> she's not tough enough.

she's not smart enough. she wasn't respected enough. >> reporter: haley herself called trump a disaster, warning he was unqualified to hold office. >> he is unhinged. he is more diminished than he was. he's not qualified to be the president of the united states. i feel no need to kiss the ring. i have no fear of trump's retribution. >> reporter: now a different tune. >> for the sake of our nation, we have to go with donald trump. >> reporter: she wasn't the only former rival on that stage. >> let's send donald trump back to the white house! >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis was once seen as the greatest challenge to trump, but now -- >> donald trump has been demonized. he's been sued. he's been prosecuted. and he nearly lost his life. we cannot let him down, and we cannot let america down. >> reporter: republicans praising law enforcement even as they still blast trump's indictment and focus on crime and immigration.

as trump works to build support, this week he also reached out to independent candidate robert kennedy jr., asking for his endorsement. a member of kennedy's team recording video of the call. kennedy's son posting it on social media. >> i would love you to do something. i think it would be so good for you and so big for you. and we're gonna win. >> reporter: trump playing into the misinformation about vaccines by repeating inaccurate and debunked information himself. >> when you feed a baby, rob by, a vaccination that is like 38 different vaccines and it looks like it's meant for a horse, not a 10 pound or 20 pound baby. it looks like you should be giving a horse this. did you ever see the size of it? right? you know it's massive. then you see the baby starting to change. >> reporter: this is not accurate. babies are not given vaccines in doses equivalent to horses. they are the product of high quality of studies after decades of research.

they do not cause babies to start changing radically. the video was taken down. monday kennedy releasing a statement. i am mortified that this was posted. i apologize to the president. so back here out on the convention floor some delegates have been spotted wearing a bandage over their right ear similar to the one former president trump was wearing after his attempted assassination. all eyes turn to senator j.d. vance, president trump's running mate. he and kamala harris did have a brief phone call. said they look forward to facing out on the debate stage. j.d. vance expected to speak tonight. >> george: thanks. let's bring in jon karl. we just saw the former president willing to question vaccines in order to get robert kennedy out of the race. his former rivals with remarkable turn abouts. >> reporter: yeah, george. let's face it. there is nothing unusual in american politics about primary rivals coming around to endorse

the winner. that's been a staple at national conventions forever. but this is something different. when you look at what those people that spoke last night have said about him. ted cruz said he is a pathological liar, utterly immoral, that virtually every word out of his mouth is a lie. nikki haley, not only did you hear the things you heard rachel scott describe about trump during the primary, but look at what she said shortly after january 6th. these are the words that i thought of as she took that stage here. she said just days after the attack on the capitol that trump let us down. we shouldn't have followed him. we shouldn't have listened to him. and we can't ever let that happen again. that's exactly what happened and is happening right now at the convention. >> george: bit of that kinder gentler tone evaporated overnight. >> reporter: you could say there was a change in tone by trump

standards. this was not american carnage. this was very harsh attacks on joe biden, on kamala harris. they really went after the vice president here. if the unity they've been talking about, the unity last night was unity of republicans in support, total support of donald trump. >> george: okay, jon karl, thank you very much. robin? >> robin: milwaukee, we know, on high alert surrounding the rnc. chief national correspondent matt gutman is there with details on how police shot and killed a man near the arena. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. it really has been a city on edge, with thousands here for the convention. now residents are demanding to know why out of state police opened fire on a man about a mile from this arena. authorities now releasing new body camera footage of that shooting just hours after it happened. overnight columbus police releasing this video. columbus officers encountering two men fighting.

>> he's got a knife. >> reporter: they run towards them. >> drop the knife! >> reporter: five officers opening fire, killing a homeless man. within minutes the area so close to the rnc, swarming with hundreds of officers and swat teams. you can see the mass of police officers, including tactical teams, just on the other side. there were hundreds of officers here. we're just about a mile from the convention center. residents angry out of town officers opened fire in their neighborhood. >> someone from a whole other state to come and do this to someone here? that make nos sense. >> reporter: the attempted assassination of president trump saturday increasing vigilance at the rnc, where snipers are perched on roof tops, hundreds of bike cops roll through the streets. as night fell a vigil for shark. >> say his name -- >> samuel shark! >> reporter: authorities say those officers were operating on the outer perimeter of the rnc both milwaukee and the columbus

police departments say they are now investigating. i understand some of those ohio officers have left the area, but anger remains. we could see additional protests in the coming days, robin. >> robin: we will indeed see what happens there. okay, matt. thank you. now the latest on the investigation into the attempted assassination of donald trump and questions about the security breach. our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas is in washington for us. good morning to you, pierre. >> reporter: robin, good morning. the young killer at the center of this investigation remains an enigma. the fbi still working to find a reason for the attack. police have recovered a mountain of evidence showing his fascination with guns and explosives. this morning new details about the final stage of planning from thomas matthew crooks in the hours before he tried to assassinate former president trump. >> take a look at what happened -- >> reporter: sources telling abc news crooks got on the roof not by using the five foot ladder he

purchased, but by climbing on top of an air conditioning unit. was crooks on a suicide mission? sources telling abc news he left his tactical vest in his vehicle, raising questions about whether he intended to survive the attack. abc news discovering new details, suggesting crooks was meticulous in designing several suspicious devices found in his vehicle and residents. the devices had a remote control aspect, intricate wiring and chemicals, though it remains unclear how effective or dangerous they may be. >> the real question here will be how did he plan all this to the degree that we think we did? the odd man out here is the explosives. what was he going to do with those? >> reporter: this comes amid questions about security failures that ended up with trump and three others hit by gun fire. officials tell abc news the secret service actually stepped up security around trump in

recent weeks in response to threats from iran to assassinate him. but despite that, crooks was able to climb onto a roof and fire at trump from 400 feet away. officials say there's no indication of a link between iran and the attempted assassination, but growing outrage about the security lapse. video shows crooks on the roof moments before he opened fire, spotted by bystanders who called for help. >> officer! >> reporter: the head of the secret service saying law enforcement officers were stationed inside the same building when trump's would be assassin climbed on to the roof and opened fire. >> there were local police in that building. there were local police in the area that were responsible for the outer perimeter of the building. i'm being told that the shooter was actually identified as a person of suspicion solo call police department actually put a call out.

>> reporter: officers responded but were not able to stop the gunman in time. local sheriff defending his team, telling abc news each department had been given specific assignments and they carried them out. >> the deputies under my control did their job and went above and beyond after the shooting stopped and the chaos began. >> reporter: in fairness, nobody wanted something like this to happen, and many of the police performed heroically. but the fact remains, we still do not have a why or how that young killer was able to get on that roof and fire away. >> george: thanks. now the latest on president biden. he's on the trail in nevada but still facing pressure to step aside. chief white house correspondent mary bruce is in las vegas with the latest. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. president biden is out here hitting the trail hard, pledging he is all in on this race. but this morning a push to formally nominate biden in the

coming days has some democrats saying not so fast. overnight president biden firing up the democratic party base. >> i'm a life time member of the naacp. and i am all in! >> reporter: glad handing as he reaches out to critical black and latino voters, with polls showing signs their support is slipping. all as he fights to show doubters in his own party he has what it takes to beat donald trump. >> only thing age brings is a little bit of wisdom. >> reporter: biden telling bet overnight that he can't walk away now, with the country so divided. >> i think i have demonstrated that i know how to get things done for the country. there's more to do. i'm reluctant to walk away from that. >> reporter: back on the trail

for the first time since the attack against trump, he's urging americans to cool down the political temperature. but not shying away from drawing a sharp contrast. >> now just because we must lower the temperature, doesn't mean he should stop telling the truth. >> reporter: biden fired up, but some in his party still not convinced. even allies like california congressman adam schiff privately warning donors over the weekend in audio obtained by abc news that biden could hurt democrats' chances. >> i do not think he is the best person to go into this election. i think if he is our nominee, i think we lose. >> reporter: and this morning, some democrats are uneasy with the party's plan to formally nominate biden in a virtual roll call in the coming days, weeks ahead of the convention in chicago next month. in a letter obtained by abc news, some house democrats calling for a delay, arguing that holding the nominating vote this early would be stifling debate and prematurely shutting down any possible change in the democratic ticket, calling it a terrible idea that could deeply under mine the morale and unity

of democrats at the worst possible time. for the first time since he was announced as trump's running mate, this morning we're hearing from vice president harris about j.d. vance. in a video just released she said vance would be a, quote, rubber stamp for trump and his extreme agenda. she said vance would put trump first ahead of the country. >> gio: mary, thank you very much. we're going to turn to new jersey senator bob menendez found guilty in his corruption trial. some democrats are calling on him to resign as he faces prison time. aaron katersky joins us with more on this. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: gio, good morning to you. and those calls from within his own party are only getting louder after he was convicted of taking bribes immediately after the verdict senate majority leader chuck shumer said it would be in the best interest of his constituents, the senate and our country. the jury taking 13 hours over three days to find menendez guilty on all 16 counts including bribery, extortion and

being a public official acting as a foreign agent while serving as chairman of the senate foreign relations committee he did favors for egypt and qatar and assisted several new jersey business men in exchange for gold bars and wads of cash totalling nearly half million dollars that were found in a safe, his jackets, even his shoes. prosecutors called it shocking levels of corruption. so far menendez intends to remain in the senate and stand for re-election as an independent while he appeals his conviction. guys, the only way that could change, if his colleagues ebbing pell him. >> robin: thank you very much. coming up, nfl hall of famer terrell davis is here telling us about being taken off a flight and handcuffed. his wife is here with him as well. she and his children watched. >> gio: and a drop to 2009 prices. how you could save even more on prime day. >> george: first ginger. >> ginger: we had deadly thunderstorms yesterday moving through parts of new york. the damage will be surveyed

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>> under these circumstances. but it's necessary, right? we have to come here. our kids are in california on vacation and we were enjoying that. they're wondering why mom and dad are not there with them now. >> robin: but you want to be the voice for the voiceless. >> yeah. >> robin: for people who are not familiar with the story, you're on a flight. beverage service starts. tell us what happened. >> yeah. ordinary flight. they have the beverage service that starts. i'm in row 11. i'm in the aisle. my oldest son is right next to me in the middle seat, my youngest in the window seat. my wife and daughter were across the aisle one row back. typical flight. nothing out of the ordinary. beverage service starts. gentleman pulls up. i'm reading a magazine and my kids are playing with the ipad. i heard them ask what do you want? they were busy playing with their ipad, so they didn't respond. i remember the tone got a little

more aggressive. i was like -- that was kind of rude to ask my kids. so they got startled. they ordered their drinks. i remember this. he puts the drinks on the tray, but with force. like slam them down. they say thank you. he doesn't say anything. all right. whatever. asked me my order. i gave him my order. again, kind of slams the drink down. again i'm thinking, what is going on with this guy, but whatever. as he gives me my drink, he starts to move the cart and my son says, excuse me, may i have some ice? he obviously didn't hear my son ask for ice so he moved the cart probably past my seat so my hand was up like, excuse me. then i said, excuse me, can i get some ice. tapped him on the shoulder. he swings his arm back and says, don't hit me. i'm like, dude, i didn't hit you. he rushes up to the front of the plane.

leaves the cart right there. a gentleman in front of me turns around and says, i saw that. like, you didn't hit him. i'm like, course i didn't hit him. as i'm sitting there on the plane. it's bizarre. he's up there for a couple of minutes. i was like, whatever. i started reading a magazine. >> robin: you don't think anything of it? >> nothing of it. he comes back, puts a cup of ice on my son's tray. he takes the cart and takes it back up to first class. about three minutes later, another flight attendant takes over. she brings the cart down, starts servicing the area. that's it. i don't see him for the rest of the flight. >> robin: you don't see him for the rest of the flight. but what did you see when you landed? what did you hear and see once the plane landed? >> that's a different story. when we landed they told everybody to remain in their seats, for whatever reason. i thought it was a medical emergency. i fly a lot so i have seen that. where they say stay in your seat. someone they need to tend to. i have seen that before. again, i'm just reading a magazine.

four, five minutes pass. then my head is down. i could hear, like, the walkie talkies. i hear the gear and wrestling. you can hear when it comes on. you can kind of hear the aws, you can hear people -- >> their reaction. >> robin: who is coming on? the fbi? >> the fbi. big fbi letters on their jackets. >> big as daylight. can't miss it. fbi. i believe it was orange county sheriff department. guys with green. i didn't know who they were at the time, but you could tell it was law enforcement. without any, without anything expressed to me, they walk up to me. the guy whispers in my ear. says, don't fight it. puts cuffs on me. while i'm still sitting down. >> robin: everybody is on the plane? >> everybody is still on the plane. >> he never introduced, acknowledged, confirmed that it was terrell. >> or said, hey, here's what happened. >> here's why we're doing this.

can i ask what happened? he just walked straight up to him and placed handcuffs. >> robin: what was it like for you to see your husband in handcuffs? >> i thought it was a joke because what else could it be? i saw the agents come on so, of course, it caught my attention, like everyone else. they just walked straight up to terrell. so i jumped out of my seat and i said, wait a minute. what's going on? i hopped over the woman next to me and i was kind of like to terrell, are you joking? is this a practical -- is this a prank? he just said quietly, no, it's not. i'm looking at my sons, who are sitting right next to him watching their dad being handcuffed. and what could we do? i'm asking them, what is going on? why are you doing this? they have him stand up and pull

him out. so i go after him. he's telling me to stop. i'm standing there, the kids are still sitting in their seat. everyone is standing up. >> it was crazy. >> robin: children ages 9-13. >> our sons are 13 and 11. our daughter is 9. no one helped me. they came back. they asked for a jacket to drape over terrell's wrist. i said, can we get off the plane? so i yelled to the kid, let's go. i grabbed terrell's bag out of the overhead. where do we go? what do we do? i want to go with him. we were just left to fend for ourselves on a flight with everyone staring at us. >> robin: united said this. they said, we removed the flight attendant from duty while they closely look into this matter and are reviewing their policies around incidents like this. they also say they have reached out to apologize. have they? and what do you want to see, both of you want to see happen here? >> number one, they have a not

reached out to me and apologized. they reached out to my attorney. but i have not heard from them directly. that, to me, is a problem. i want them to take more accountability. it's pretty generic. >> we've not had any communication from them directly. >> robin: what is your reason for going public with this? >> number one, to effect change. if i don't speak on this, lots of people, as a matter of fact, contacted me and are sending me text messages saying the same thing happened to them. i can't sit there and knowing what happened to me and how i felt. i felt demoralized. i felt embarrassed, humiliated. i felt my dignity was stripped from me right in front of my children and family. i want united to be held accountable. got to be held accountable for this. >> robin: i know you've had some tough conversations with your three children. i hope that they're doing well and appreciate you, your willingness to come forward and speak for the reasons that you said. please let us know going

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good morning, erielle. >> this rendition went viral before the game even started, and not for the reasons the singer likely hoped. the flood of comments ranging from ridicule to a realization something was wrong. they were the pregame moments that were equally cringe and concerning. ♪ and the rockets red glare ♪ ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ >> reporter: four time grammy nominated country singer ingrid andress belting the national anthem at the mlb home run derby. ♪ for the land of the free ♪ fans quickly noticing it was not only off key, but the singer seemed off herself. andress known for songs like "more hearts than minds." ♪ you'll be breaking more

than minds ♪ saying candidly she was drunk writing in a social media post, i'm checking myself into a facility today to get the help i need. that was not me. i apologize to mlb, all the fans and this country i love so much for that rendition. >> the anxiety and the pressure can be crippling for somebody stepping onto a national stage that way. one of the most important things that she can learn in treatment is how to manage that anxiety without reaching outside herself for alcohol. >> the singer is not commenting further, but those who know andress and her music say this performance was wildly out of character and didn't match her talent. other singers like carly pearce sending her support saying it takes a lot of courage to be this open about her struggles. >> george: sure does. we sure wish her the best. erielle, thank you very much. more now on the race for the white house. donald trump's plans if he's elected again. the former president allies are pushing project 2025, a sweeping

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also this morning, for first time in its six decade long career bruce springsteen has added a new notch to his musical belt solidifying his first ever country hit on the billboard charts. the song is a collab with zach bryan. we love him. it's called "sand paper." listen to this. ♪ you're like sandpaper the more i try you find >> lara: so good. sand paper debuted at number 26 on the hot country charts. number 71 on the billboard hot 100. i look for that to go up. zac bryan has been a fan of springsteen his whole life. he performed the single with a surprised duet with bruce. sandpaper also marks a return to

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[ laughter ] >> lara: did you tell charles that you named him barkley? >> i don't know a charles. i just know a barkley. hi, barkley. >> lara: he's 5' 7" long. >> down, barkley, down. >> lara: barkley is getting aggressive. he cost 200 bones. be careful when you ask him to fetch his bone. home depot dropping more than 100 new halloween products. they also include a murderous maple tree, a victorian vampire and trickster trio. their senior holiday decor telling us -- [ laughter ] we love shaq. i believe now it will sell out. our new friend barkley, as we've called him, is available at home depot. they're online tomorrow. >> he's running away. barkley -- come back here. come back.

>> lara: he is not a well trained dog. >> gio: i'll check barkley. let's go for a walk. day 3 of our deal drops here. amazon prime day is in full swing. lori b is here to break it all down. she's got her conveyor belt of savings. >> we're ready. >> gio: what are we going to start with? >> we're starting with a great one for prime day. do i come on this side? this is a tv, 50 inches, qled. that's great for vibrancy. what's great about it, it's fire tv. what does that mean? it means it is a smart television. it's going to come prepared with all of these. >> gio: ready to go. >> it's alexa activated so you can tell alexa to pause it, remind it, to search for gma and pull us up. it's really great. i'm gonna tell you what the deal is. original price $499.99. $279.99.

>> gio: that's a good deal. >> make room for another deal. >> gio: these are rarely on sale. >> that's right. they are not on sale very often. it is prime day so the apple air pods pro are on sale. what's different about these is they have noise canceling. you can still get all of that great sound and audio. you can make phone calls, listen to music, podcasts. they will immerse you in that sound. they have up to a 30 hour battery life. they're apple. they don't often go on sale. part of that ecosystem. the original price $249. the new price $168. that's an incredible savings. >> gio: 32%. let's go to the next one. what do we got? >> if you want to be a smart shopper be a practical shopper. way to do that is get these storage container. you get 12 of them. leak proof.

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>> coming up, we'll chat with glen powell from twisters. plus shaq tells us about his new game show, lucky 13. >> that's at nine on abc seven. >> we will see you in about 30 minutes, guys. a live look from our south beach camera. it is gray out there to start out our wednesday. we will get sunshine this afternoon. temperatures in the 50s and low 60s feels pretty comfortable with those gray conditions. watch future weather. watch how fast those clouds clear us. we'll see bright skies close to lunchtime in the afternoon is sunny and temperatures will be warmer than yesterday, a few degrees above average. looking at highs around the region today. upper 80s, lower 90s, inland 70s and 80s. for your temperatures around the bay shoreline. >> reggie drew. thank you. another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes. you can always find us on our news app and abc7 news.com.nd abc here's more gma seven news.com. here's more gma. >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> george: i cannot tell you how

much i wish we could have had a camera on shaq during the commercial break. that would have been better than everything you have seen on the show. and it was a great show. [ laughter ] >> lara: really made pop news today, thank you. >> thank you. >> george: lucky 13 is the new show. tell us all about it. >> so it's a show where we ask the contestant 13 true or false questions with a twist. okay. we'll just ask you 13 questions. how many do you think you got right? of course if they say we got all 13 right you win $1 million. >> lara: seems easy but there's definitely a twist, right? >> it's not easy. gina rodriguez, my co-host, she did a wonderful job. we had a lot of interesting characters. the show actually turned out to be great. i learned a lot. >> george: let's give everybody a look. >> are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> then let's play lucky 13. hit the lights.

here's your first question. no movie sequel has ever won best picture oscar. true or false? >> i find that really hard to believe 'cause just thinking like avatar 2 killed it. so i'm going to say that that is false. >> can we please see question number 2? >> lara: can you tell us the answer? [ laughter ] >> i don't think i can. [ laughter ] >> robin: you have to watch. >> lara: you mentioned gina rodriguez. so good on jane the virgin. you had great chemistry together. >> she is so funny. she is so talented. i remember them asking me who i would like to do the show with. she was the first person i said. very quick, very beautiful. awesome. reminds me of you two young ladies. >> robin: i'm sorry we weren't

available. glad gina was there for you. >> lara: if you played the game against each other, who would win? >> gina is way smarter than i am. i'm not that smart. i'm smarter than charles barkley, but -- [ laughter ] charles, i hate you. i know you're watching. [ laughter ] >> robin: comes with the heart. speaking of barkley, can we talk a little hoops? can i say thank you for the love you have shown the women's game. you've always been supportive. especially the college game. you were talking about all the players there. wnba. what is it about this, what we're experiencing right now in women's hoops? >> the crazy thing is we've always experienced it. they just weren't getting coverage. because of social media, tv, they get a lot of coverage. this young lady right here, caitlin, my young lady angel reese, has definitely added to

that. we can go back to lisa leslie, sheryl swoops, yourself. the guys have always played the game better than the guys have but you're now starting to get credit. i have no problem helping you get to the level of equality when it comes to this. i think the girls play a little harder than the guy. >> robin: kelsey. you talked about her, too. >> kelsey -- [ laughter ]. >> gio: he looked right at the camera, too. you've done everything. dj diesel. all right. 30 years. that album. shaq diesel. got the cover right there. if you wanted to do an album right now and do another one, what would the music be? >> i have like 500 songs in a vault. i'm thinking about putting them out. >> lara: in a vault? >> in a vault. i do it for fun.

i remember when i got my first album deal i said, i don't really want to be a rapper but as a young kid my dream was to perform with all my favorite artists. for me, that's what it was about. i went platinum and got the check and the check did nothing for me. nothing at all. >> george: tell us what you're doing with the boys and girls club. >> i do a lotted with the boys and girls club. i just broke ground in las vegas. building a new 17,000 square foot facility. boys and girls have always been a great place for me. my mother, who says hi. she's an alumni. she just taught me to do the right thing. building this big beautiful facility. just have a place for the kids to go. >> robin: back to school with them to help them with some supplies and things like that. >> i have been doing that for a long time. shoes, book bags, pencils. just hanging out. >> lara: they love you, shaq. so do we. >> thank you. >> george: thank you for coming in.

>> kelsey plum. [ laughter ] >> lara: anybody else? >> jennifer lopez. [ laughter ] halle barry -- [ laughter ] >> george: lucky 13 premieres tomorrow right here on abc. robin's series everyday greatness is coming up next talking to tory burch about taking a leap and doing something new. a happiest halloween with so much to do. just a pinch of pumpkin... a dash of bat... a sprinkle of joy from my witch's hat. potions keep stirring... mix halloween flare. now, add some friendly spirits... that haunt the air. put magic and treats at every corner to be seen... come alive my cauldron... brew the happiest halloween.

>> robin: what a morning. there's more to come. we're back with everyday

greatness to help you aspire to get what you want out of life. i teamed up with our contributor robin arzon. this morning we're going to focus on taking the leap making the leap. something tory burch did when she built her billion dollar brand. wow. from runway to every day. designer tory burch has built a billion dollar fashion empire named as one of the most influential people of 2024. her blockbuster business spanning 370 stores world wide. >> hello. how are you. after all these years, i have never been more excited. do you like the color?

>> robin: it all began with a dream to empower women and make a difference. >> i think it's important that people can dream big. >> robin: driven by a hefty dose of style, tory encourages others to design and edit their life. >> i talk to people about taking a job and maybe it's not the right job. but being present enough to take things from that job that really help you take yourself into the future. >> robin: tory started in a variety of fashion roles before taking time off to be a stay-at-home mom. at the age of 37 she took a bet on herself launching her own company in 2004. >> you can reinvent yourself and be who you want to be and determine your outcome. >> robin: with risk comes opportunity and challenge which tory says she's learned to embrace. >> i think about grace under

pressure. it's really important in life when things are going to happen, which we know they will, that you take things in stride. it's important to breathe before you react. >> robin: take a beat and strategize your next move. >> pick apart the problem and compartmentalize. then solve each element of the problem one at a time. when you break it down it doesn't feel so overwhelming. >> robin: she exudes grace. you have been here with us. just sharing some tips. we talked about mindset. we talked about increasing productivity. purpose. people say yes yes yes. then they're like how do i do this? you say there are three questions you should ask. >> we have three things today that we should focus on when trying to identify our purpose. first thing, seek out new experiences. put yourself in novel

environments, even if it's just introducing yourself to somebody who may become a friend. you're going to reveal to yourself strengths that maybe you didn't know you had. second thing, pay attention to what you're already interested in. mine your curiosity for what your next potential passion project might be. number three, an cower in community. you can ask your loved ones to reflect back what your strengths are. ask a loved one what they find embodies everyday greatness in you. >> robin: sometimes people can really see something that you don't even see in yourself. okay. this is where you get to the questions. you've made the pivot. >> yes. >> robin: you're a lawyer. you made the pivot to the field you're in, and killing it. when people are thinking about it, that's where you say there's three questions you should ask. >> the first one, why not me? we say greatness in others and think, they can do that, that's for them.

why not you? why not you to achieve that thing and more? the second, what is my why? ground yourself in purpose which is the topic of today. number three, this is my favorite personally, what decision would i make if i were twice as strong and twice as confident? number three is asking you to befriend your future self. if we're trying to become stronger, more confident, more intentional, more pupful, we're bridging the gap between where you are today and where you want to be in a year, six months, three months. you're borrowing from tomorrow's bravery. >> robin: we're all stronger than we know. tory, we heard her story about how, thankfully, she was able to stay at home with her children. not everybody has an opportunity to do that. but she did. she was able to take a breath and examine what it is that she wanted to do. especially for care givers.

it's intimidating to want more and to make that pivot. how do you encourage folks? >> i want people to get the love they give to others. the three tips for care givers. assess where you are. meet yourself where you are. take stock of your physical health, mental health, financial health. the second, ask for help. that demonstrates an incredible amount of bravery and strength. your community is there but they don't know how to help you unless you're specific. proclaim loudly, what is it you want for yourself and ask them to help you. >> robin: you talk about a dream scape. what is that? >> a dream scape is a mental depiction of where you want to see yourself in a year. that can be on a vision board or in a journal like we've discussed earlier this week. it is asking yourself the

question, how good can it get? and what if it ends up better than i could possibly imagine? i want folks to paint with every color on their paint brush. >> robin: paint outside the lines. >> that's right. >> robin: delays are not denials. you didn't talk about this earlier. you were working on your book. i remember i was talking to you. you were working on your book. also trying to get an athletic line going. it was too much. you were like, ah. so you put that on hold. but what's happening now? >> oh, yes. so, listen, blessings won't be blocked. i do believe in the divine timing of things. i was working on an athletic line back when i was working on my first book. i was spread too thin. coming out in 2025 i'll have a collaboration with peloton with my designs in the collection. i couldn't be more proud or grateful. >> robin: delays are not denials. no denying you. thank you, robin arzon. i really hope we have really given people tools for their tool kits. we have more on every day greatness and more on tory burch's tools for success on good morning america.com.

thank you, my friend. >> thank you. >> robin: let's go now to ginger. >> ginger: we are loving the robins. actor, broadway performer wayne brady is adding another credit. reality star. his new show called wayne brady the family remix. it's about his blended family living and raising his daughter with his ex-wife, her partner and their baby. all under one roof. he sat down with nightline to talk about why he is opening that door. >> at some point the four of us put our heads together and said, let's be real. if folks want to know how a family can look like this and rock like this and the ups and downs and you look so happy on a tik tok. surely you're that way all the time. we want to show the truth behind that smile and that's how we

came up with the idea of doing the show. >> ginger: i bet that's good. you can see more of that interview with wayne brady and his blended family tonight on nightline. it premieres next wednesday at 10 p.m. on freeform and streams on hulu. >> lara: coming up on gma this guy is talking about his new show. it's a good one. you're really new to the show. >> keep talking. you're doing great. >> lara: thanks. thanks.

unprisoned a story about family trying to reconnect after a grandpa gets out of prison. >> that's right. >> lara: before we catch up with john we'll check out this wonderful show on hulu. >> i saw your ted talk.

wasn't it about being yourself? >> who you want to be. >> is this who you want to be? do you want to be detatched from your family? >> that's not what i meant. >> what did you mean? >> this is not about my family. this is about the families out there. we're fine. i'm fine. >> i ran into george in the hallway. he wanted me to announce he's running for president. he said he wanted me to announce it. >> lara: fantastic. thank you very much for that. i want to talk about you, young man. this show "unprisoned" it's a special show for you. you loved working with kerry washington. tell us about the premise of the show. >> her father went to prison for 17 years. i came from such a great family. to watch these two act, it is heart breaking to think father abandoned a child and stuff. i play a shrink on there.

i have a shrink, famous guy named phil stutz, who jonah hill did a documentary. he wrote a book full frontal family therapy. he's kind of an in your face guy. he said to me early on, if you weren't so effing stupid you'd realize how good you have it. i'm like, hmm. >> lara: very sort of, he calls it like he sees it. in the show premise, it says you're a radical family healing coach. >> that's right. >> lara: in season 2 you're there to try to help this family reconnect. is it true you decided if you weren't acting you'd love to be a therapist? >> i tell everyone i give free therapy. i'll talk to you after the show. >> lara: thank you. >> i'm fascinated by therapy. i'm intrigued by what makes people go and do. >> lara: i am a huge fan of it personally. show has been great. you're so funny with the beach boys. >> it's the best. it's summer. just beautiful. i tell you, discord is at an all time high. but thank god we have the beach

boy music to get us through. positively. good vibrations. fun, fun, fun. optimistic. the world needs this. i have been playing with them since 1985. the audiences, they need it so bad. it's safety for them, like a home cooked meal. >> lara: hard to believe you've been playing with them for so long. >> next to my wife and my child it's the highlight of my life. >> lara: sounds like the apple might not be falling far from the tree? >> got some rhythm. he comes out on stage any time he feels like it. i'm saying, son, we're playing music. there he is playing. he's great. he's starting to get some rhythm. very hard. you see that. >> lara: little more heavy metal than good vibrations. >> he just got his hair cut. speaking of therapy, i'm in two hours a day because of that. >> lara: he looks like a little

boy now. >> one hair cut and he reached puberty calling me the old man. hey, dad, let's go. hair little longer there. i saved his hair, as if i was going to glue it on or something. i put it in a bowl and saved it. >> lara: relish every moment and every lock. >> yes, yes. >> lara: who wants to be a millionaire was the place where you had a little full house reunion with dave colley. how was to it be with your pal? >> it was fun. there was not a beat missed. the two of us went at each other. i hit him quite a bit on the head. we did pretty well. had some great charities we won money for. there he is kissing me. >> lara: you're a very lovable guy. >> you have two kids? how old? >> lara: 22 and 19. >> can i ask you a parenting question? >> lara: we have very little time. >> how did you keep them alive? >> lara: they did a good job on their own. self-sufficient.

we'll do a session on therapy. you have to see the show. so great. all episodes of season two "unprisoned" are streaming now on hulu. they are terrific, and so is this guy. thanks for coming to gma. >> thanks for having me. >> lara: we'll be right back.

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