is a live look. westbound 580. there is stop and go traffic between harbor way and the toll plaza. drivers are facing about a 13 minute delay. >> and number seven team usa gymnast stephen petracek first contestant of season 33 of dancing with the stars. he won two bronze medals at the paris olympics, and the rest of the cast will be announced exclusively on gma on september 4th, and then season 33 premieres on tuesday, september 17th on abc and on disney plus. >> i'm really excited for him. yeah, he's he's a little thing. >> gymnasts usually do well on that show too. yeah. >> you know he's a little he's just a little >> george: good morning america. tim walz accepts the

democratic nomination for vice president. tonight belongs to kamala. governor walz takes the stage at the democratic national convention. >> leaders don't spend all day insulting people and blaming others. leaders do the work. >> george: social studies teacher, retired national guard member, high school football coach. >> when we fight -- >> we win! >> george: with his wife and children cheering him on. former president bill clinton and tv legend oprah winfrey takes the stage, too. >> let's all choose kamala harris! >> george: this morning our team in chicago breaks down the state of the race as abc news reports that robert f. kennedy junior plans to drop out. will he endorse donald trump? what it would mean? >> robin: breaking overnight. ukraine launches new drone attacks inside russia, as thousands of troops push deeper into putin's territory. ian pannell one on one with an american fighter who just returned from the battlefield. this morning we are live in the region. >> gio: extreme heat.

a new tropical threat takes aim at hawaii. ginger is tracking it all. >> george: high risk high wire. a terrifying tight rope stunt and 16 foot fall caught on camera. the performer's condition and the investigation right now. >> robin: richard simmons. the news about his cause of death. how a series of falls and his heart health contributed to his death. >> gio: new series with the director behind tiger king. why chimp crazy is drawing tough criticism, both for its stars and how it was made. >> george: taylor swift addresses her cancelled vienna shows and the foiled terrorist plot overnight after closing out the european leg of her eras tour. why she had to stay silent until now. ♪ >> robin: and it's back. guess who's turning 21? today's the day the psl returns.

and guess what else is back? "dancing with the stars." we've got the first big reveal. and here's a clue. we're not horsing around. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> george: robin, i can't believe you actually said that. >> robin: well, you know. i'm full of surprises. >> george: you are. good morning america. we have is a lot to get to. >> robin: minnesota governor tim walz taking center stage last night at the democratic national convention to accept the vice presidential nomination and make the case for the woman at the top of the ticket. yes, vice president kamala harris. our chief white house correspondent mary bruce on the convention floor starts us off this morning. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, robin. it is safe to say just a few weeks ago most americans have never heard of tim walz. last night people heard his personal story and meeting his

adoring and very proud family. walz shared plenty of straight talk and made a heart felt pitch for the ticket. the former high school football coach leaving it all on the field. overnight coach walz with a pep talk for the nation. >> we're driving down the field! and, boy, do we have the right team. kamala harris is tough. kamala harris is experienced. and kamala harris is ready. >> reporter: the minnesota governor introducing himself to the country. >> it's the honor of my life to accept your nomination for vice president of the united states. >> reporter: his family bursting with pride. >> hope, gus and gwen, you are my entire world, and i love you. >> reporter: his 17-year-old son gus, who has a nonverbal learning disorder, overcome with emotion. gus beaming, that's my dad. walz sharing his story growing up in a small town in nebraska. >> growing up in a small town like that, you learn how to take care of each other.

that family down the road. they may not think like you do. they may not pray like you do. they may not love like you do. but they're your neighbors. and you look out for them. and they look out for you. >> reporter: the 24-year veteran and six term congressman an avid hunter who's fought for gun reform, a social study teacher who passed free meals for all school children. >> so while other states were banning books from their schools, we were banishing hunger from ours! >> reporter: but walz also taking on the traditional running mate role of attack dog. >> leaders don't spend all day insulting people and blaming others. leaders do the work. so i don't know about you. i'm ready to turn the page on these guys. so go ahead. say it with me.

we're not going back. >> reporter: the former high school football coach urging supporters to give it their all. >> look, we got 76 days. that's nothing. there will be time to sleep when you're dead. we're gonna leave it on the field. that's how we'll keep moving forward. that's how we'll turn the page on donald trump. and as the next president of the united states always said, when we fight -- >> we win. >> when we fight -- >> we win. >> thank you! god bless! >> reporter: throughout the evening democrats relying on star power to boost the party from stevie wonder to john legend. and some of the party's biggest names from the powerful former speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, to former president bill clinton. the man from hope now saying the nation needs a president of joy,

and drawing a sharp contrast. clinton casting this as a race between we the people and me, myself and i. >> the next time you hear it, don't count the lies. count the i's. >> reporter: perhaps the night's biggest surprise, the queen of television, oprah winfrey. >> who says you can't go home again? >> reporter: her first speech at a political convention, urging americans to vote their values. >> let's choose inclusion over retribution. let's choose common sense over nonsense. because that's the best of america. and let us choose the sweet promise of tomorrow over the bitter return to yesterday. we won't go back. we won't be set back, pushed back, bullied back, hit back. we're not going back. not going back.

>> robin: oprah bringing the crowd to their feet with her signature crescendo. >> let us choose truth. let us choose honor. and let us choose joy! because that's the best of america! and together let's all choose kamala harris! >> reporter: some classic oprah winfrey right there. now tonight here it's kamala harris's night. up here on this stage, she is about to deliver the biggest, most important speech of her life. kamala harris reintroducing herself to the nation and voters in her own voice, robin. >> robin: what more are you learning about how she is preparing for this moment? >> reporter: well, robin. this morning i'm told she is

still huddling with her advisers, still making tweaks to her big remarks. she is going to share her personal story. daughter of immigrants. arguing she understands the middle class experience. she'll talk about her work as a prosecutor, as she now prosecutes the case against trump. she will most certainly share her vision of hope and optimism for the future. >> robin: mary, thanks to you. >> george: let's bring in rachel scott who's tracking the trump campaign. trump out on the trail yesterday, rachel. his team keeps telling him to talk about policy, but he just can't help himself. >> reporter: yeah. the former president, george, is making it clear he is not going to stay away from those personal attacks. it's also clear he's been watching what has been playing out here at the democratic national convention. he went on to attack someone who's not even on the democratic ticket, pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, calling him a highly over rated jewish governor, claiming that the speech that he gave was poorly delivered. shapiro, of course, was on the short list to be vice president harris' running mate. he did deliver a blistering speech, accusing the republicans of trying to take away freedoms

of americans. that reaction from donald trump, part of a larger pattern. the former president has attacked jewish people who are supporting vice president kamala harris and comments that have been labeled as anti-semitic. he has been out on the campaign trail doing a split across the battleground states to counter the democratic national convention. he did deliver his first outdoor rally speech since that attempted assassination on his life. there were added security provisions, bulletproof glass surrounding him. snipers were in position. but, yes, george, advisers are telling him to stay focused on the policy. he said he's not going to stay away from those personal insults, george. >> george: let's bring in jon karl. jon, you spoke to robert f. kennedy jr. looks like he's getting out. >> reporter: yeah. with his campaign sputtering, his standing in the polls falling,

sources close to kennedy tell abc news he is poised to do something that once seemed unthinkable. drop out and endorse donald trump. sources tell abc news that robert kennedy jr., a life long democrat turned independent candidate for president, plans to pull the plug on his campaign and endorse donald trump. his running mate teasing a major announcement friday. when i spoke with kennedy, he told me he would not, quote, confirm nor deny his plan, but he did harshly criticize kamala harris's emergence as the democratic nominee saying, quote, it's not democracy. trump has been courting kennedy. earlier this summer calling him. member of the kennedy team recording video that was later posted on social media. >> i would love you to do something. and i think it will be so good for you and so big for you. and we're gonna win. >> reporter: on the call, trump seemed to embrace debunked misinformation kennedy has been pushing about childhood vaccines. sources say kennedy's endorsement would come with a

price, a position in a trump administration. his running mate told abc news, quote, it would require a significant commitment by trump to give bobby true authority to execute. donald trump jr. suggested kennedy could be given control of a federal agency. >> i loved the idea. love the idea of giving him some sort of role in some sort of major three letter entity or whatever it may be and let him blow it up. >> reporter: kennedy's independent campaign was once polling about 15%. he has fallen following a strange series of missteps including the revelation that kennedy had claimed years ago that a worm had eaten part of his brain. he recently confessed to a bizarre incident ten years ago where he dumped a dead bear cub in central park. >> i wasn't drunk, but people were drinking and thought this was a good idea. we thought it would be amusing for whoever found it or something. >> reporter: much of the kennedy family has rejected his campaign publicly throwing their support

to president biden and now vice president harris. sources say the conversations between kennedy and the trump team are on going. plans could change. you can bet he's facing renewed pressure from family and friends. as for the democratic response to all, this a senior official for the dnc, also a former adviser to kennedy's uncle ted kennedy, senator ted kennedy, said this. desperate men do desperate things. rfk jr. was recruited by maga, funded by maga and parroted maga talking points. no one should be shocked if he formalizes the relationship. george? >> george: thanks. let's bring in rick klein. rick, rfk jr.'s poll numbers had been dropping. hard to gauge what impact his getting out and endorsing donald trump will have. >> yeah, george. the battleground states look different than they did a few short weeks ago where donald

trump was leading everywhere. right now kamala harris is up in six of the seven big battleground states including the midwestern states, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. walz, from wisconsin. we are in the state of illinois. your point about the national polling. when robert f. kennedy was added to the latest poll, he was polling just 5%. as jon karl said, he was well into the double digits. harris with a three point lead with three of them in the race. when you take him out of the mix, it is not clear where his voters necessarily go. when you took that away as an option, you see the largest share of voters then went to kamala harris. but the biggest number on this screen is 34% that say it was someone else if kennedy was out of the mix. some of them are holding out for kennedy. if kennedy is telling supporters to vote for donald trump, you might see the lion's share of them go to donald trump. kennedy has had better popularity an favorability numbers among republicans than democrats. lot of his views are closely aligned with donald trump.

bottom line is, george, we may see a tight race get even tighter as a result of this. >> george: rick, thank you very much. abc news is covering the democratic national convention tonight. streaming on abc news live at 7 eastern and then on the network at 9. robin? >> robin: breaking news from overseas. ukraine launching new drone attacks inside russia, as troops push deeper into putin's territory. ian pannell is on the ground in ukraine. good morning to you, ian. >> reporter: good morning, robin. another night of drone strikes inside russia and ukrainian troops advancing on the ground. they don't want to so much march on moscow, but they want to instill fear and discontent from the borders to the very heart and power of the kremlin. overnight, ukraine launching more drone attacks on military sites deep into russia. video verified by abc news showing smoke rising from one air field hundreds of miles from the border. a storage site hit by drones still burning today. meanwhile ukraine releasing more

images of attacks into one region, its troops still pushing its shock offensive. >> it's chaos. >> reporter: i spoke with an american fighter in an exclusive interview just returned from the battlefield inside russia. why would an american want to go into russia, illegally? >> we're here to help. we're here to try to end authoritarianism. >> reporter: protests like these will likely outrage the kremlin. the american said he was there advising a sniper team. talk me through the first moment when you crossed over the boarder from ukraine to russia. what was it like? >> the energy on the ukrainian side and the lack of energy, vacuum from the russian side. there's no heart in the russian empire. >> reporter: we're not naming over concerns of retaliation but have verified his identity and these photos he said he took inside russia. the veteran said for those who think this isn't america's

fight, think again. >> if we're going to stand as free people and support liberty, we should be prepared to foot the bill, to some extent. >> reporter: obviously the white house has told americans not to come here and fight. a bit of breaking news. president zelenskyy heading to the border region with his commander in chief for the first time since this incursion. one final thing i think we've got to keep in mind is, although it's going well for ukraine, russia is advancing. sources telling abc news this morning that russia -- ukraine, sorry, is low on troops, ammunition and equipment. guys. >> gio: thank you so much. incredible reporting. thank you so much. we're going to switch gears and turn to something that will make us smile a little bit. the little league world series. the field narrowing as one team gets closer to winning it all. trevor is following it all. >> stakes are high. we're not having too much fun. [ laughter ] we're down to two teams that have already lost in spots in the u.s. in the international championships. one of the most dominant teams

is texas. they took down nevada yesterday so they are in the u.s. title game. nevada is not yet out of it. they'll battle it out with florida. florida just knocked out fan favorite hawaii. hawaii is eliminated. that's news because the team from maui had made it to the championship four of the last five years. in the international bracket china taipei held off japan. so now japan has a rematch against venezuela. venezuela had some hot bats yesterday in a win over mexico. love the pop of the bat. we've got two games today. winners head to the u.s. where texas and taipei are waiting. double-header saturday and then the world series championship the next day, sunday. you can watch it all on espn. >> robin: and we will. all right, trevor. thanks so much. for the first time, taylor swift addressing the terror threat that forced the cans laying of her vienna concerts.

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that sank off the coast of sicily. one person still missing. 15 passengers survived the tragedy. >> gio: take a look at this. a circus performer survived a fall from a tight rope. she was balancing a chair when she plunged to the floor in front of the crowd. she has serious injuries but is expected to make a recovery. authorities are investigating that accident. also this morning return of robin's favorite drink. [ laughter ] pumpkin spice latte. starbucks' fall favorite is back at all of its locations today, its earliest start to the season ever. psl celebrating its 21st year. >> robin: the psl. little early. little early for that. >> gio: all right. we've got a lot more ahead including "dancing with the stars." it's coming back. and you are looking at the first celebrity, the big reveal is coming up here, robin. >> robin: we gave you a little bit of a clue. now to taylor swift, speaking publicly for the first time about the terror threat that forced her to cancel shows in vienna. will reeve joins us with more on why the singer waited until now.

waited until now to share this with her fans. will? >> good morning. just like she does for the happy fun joyful stuff, taylor swift and her team had a strategy behind holding off speaking on that threat to her vienna concerts. ♪ >> reporter: this morning after wrapping up the record breaking european leg of her eras tour, taylor swift, for the first time, addressing the terror threat that forced the cancellation of her vienna concerts earlier this month. in a lengthy instagram post swift writing in part, the reason for the cancellations filled me with a new sense of fear and a tremendous amount of guilt because so many people had planned on coming to those shows. but i was also so grateful to the authorities, because thanks to them, we were grieving concerts and not lives. three suspects were arrested, accused of plotting an attack inspired by isis. according to authorities, this 19-year-old suspect intended on a suicide attack using knives or

home made explosives. with hundreds of thousands of fans there in vienna with suddenly no concert to attend, many gathered in the streets to sing and support each other. ♪ shake it off shake it off ♪ >> reporter: swift also explaining why she made no public statements in the immediate after math writing, letted me be very clear. i am not going to speak about something publicly if i think doing so might provoke those who want to harm the fans who come to my shows. in cases like this one, silence is actually showing restraint, and waiting to express yourself at a time when it's right to. my priority was finishing our european tour safely. it is with great relief that i can say we did that. ♪ swift closing her post by saying she and her team are now ready to make a much needed rest. and thanking her fans for the adventure of a life time. in that post swift also detailing the lengths she and

her team went to to secure her five london shows saying, i decided all of my energy needed to go to helping protect the half million people i had coming to see those shows. my team and i worked hand in hand with stadium staff and british authorities every day in pursuit of that goal, and i want to thank them for everything they did for us. >> robin: i was at one of those five london concerts. felt completely safe. didn't even -- you felt like that was one of the safest places to be, actually. >> george: she really shows good judgment. thank you, will. going to turn to a new hbo docu series about people who own chimpanzees. chimp crazy from the hit director of "tiger king." eva pilgrim has the story. >> the series gives you a glimpse of what it looks like to own a chimp and raises the question, should people own these wild animals? for many of these chimp owners, they view these primates as their children and they're not willing to just give them up. >> good boy.

tsdz >> reporter: this morning chimp crazy a new hbo series created by the director behind tiger king drawing tough criticism, both for its stars and the way it was made. >> i love these chimps more than anything in the world. i mean more than anything. more than my kids. >> reporter: the series largely focuses on tonya haddock, a woman who calls herself the dolly parton of chimps. >> kiss. >> reporter: and her relationship with a movie star chimp named tonka who was featured in films like george of the jungle. tonya admitting in the series that she was willing to give her life for tonka. >> i'll do anything to protect that primate. anything. >> reporter: chimp crazy takes you inside the world of private exotic animal ownership. viewers following tannia as she fights to keep her chimps in a legal battle with peta, even hiding tonka by faking his death after a judge ordered she turn all her chimps over to a rescue group. peta saying tonya was never qualified to run a center for chimps highlighting the animals'

living conditions and diet claiming tonya dispates. >> she is not qualified to care for chimps. she does not have formal training. she's simply someone who likes chimpanzees. >> reporter: tonya finding the criticism she's received in the wake of the premiere difficult. >> it's all been crazy and tough. i wear my heart on my sleeve. >> reporter: it's not just tonya's actions that have been called into question. many also critical of how the documentary was made. the director eric goode showcasing how he hired a proxy director to work with the chimp owners so they wouldn't know he was behind the series. >> in 2020 i made tiger king. tiger king shined a spotlight on this community and it wasn't favorable. so for this project i had to hire a proxy director to go under cover. >> there's supposed to be ethics that this documentary is about. it's supposed to be about telling the truth. the entire connection of the film maker to his subjects is based around a lie.

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how are you? >> robin: congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> robin: i want to get a hug in here. oh my gosh. you don't want to go too far without it, right? i don't blame you. they look so good on you. we thoroughly enjoyed watching you from afar. overnight sensation that you are, you're keeping it going. do you have any moves from the pommel horse? >> i'm hoping to bring some. i want to bring some of that gymnastics. maybe a back flip or hand stand. i want to have fun with it. >> george: how are you going to dance with those around your neck? >> that's a good question. dangerously. [ laughter ] >> george: we all saw those memes of you appearing to be asleep before you went out to compete. what was actually going on? >> so, as that sort of moment is catching up and you're getting closer to your competition time, your heart rate is just going crazy. i'm just trying to stay calm. i'm really just focusing on my breathing exercises,

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>> rebecca: good morning, robin. this could cost more than $250 million every day, according to moody's. it would impact products from coal to ethanol to fertilizer and meat. that's because about one-third of the traffic moved by these two canadian rail companies cross the u.s. border. many u.s. companies, especially those in the midwest and canadian ports, they import and export canadian goods. for example, some u.s. car plants could temporarily shut down if they're unable to get engines or transmissions completed at canadian plants. u.s. water treatment plants near the canadian border could run out of chlorine if they use that to purify water. union pacific, the number two u.s. rail road operator, has warned this will have a devastating consequence for the u.s. and canadian economy. there are some alternative modes of transit, but they're not nearly as seamless. truckers are already facing a surge in demand. they might be able to handle

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26 seconds in the u.s., accounting for nearly 1 million burglaries every year, this morning an added tool in the arsenal to fight off would be thieves. blurring your home on google maps. >> in terms of keeping your house safe and just having more privacy, it's probably a really good idea to do this. >> rebecca: officer ryan railsback of the riverside police department where home invasions have been on the rise in recent months, even blurred his own home upon learning of the feature. >> it could be a good way for criminals to kind of do some research in the neighborhoods that they plan on targeting. they're going to be able to see what type of windows, what access points do they have from the front of the house? it showed one of my cars in the drive way clear as day. >> reporter: it can also show

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contract for us. it's really never happened in any american sports league, all the three that you just named. not having a draft, although exciting in the moment, to be able to choose where you want to live, where you want to play, with all considerations, reproductive rights, tax laws, culture and facilities and everything within a team and a state that's provided. it's so important for the players to have that power back and be able to choose. >> robin: in most professions, industries you are able to choose where you go. i know you are all grateful about playing your sport. and, brianna, are there concerns that it could allow bigger market teams to sign the free agents and leaving the smaller revenue teams out in the cold? >> i think this is such a massive accomplishment for players because it allows this club to make the decision to provide a professional environment that appeals to players all across the world.

we're really excited about the new found agency, getting to choose where you play. this is something players have been looking forward to for years. >> robin: also, brianna, all contracts guaranteed much like very other sport except for football. that was very important. why? >> that is important to us because it protects you from situations that are outside of your control. whether that be a health condition, an injury or just an on field playing performance. you will be guaranteed that you have your contract through the end of your term. >> robin: alex, alex, my friend. you are a proud mama. there's also a family building benefit. please tell everybody about that. >> yeah. i'm really proud of this part of our contract.

we're able to now travel with our children and bring child care providers. but also look at future planning as well for our families. and that's providing players with access to fertility clinics and a lot of other resources that aren't -- that weren't available to us before. these are sort of things that you don't see in men's leagues. and so we had to think outside the box and look at protecting and supporting moms as much as possible. because i didn't want to choose back in 2019, i was at the height of my career. i didn't want to choose keep playing soccer or be a mom. i wanted to do both. so to be part of this and actually have a say in this contract is so groundbreaking. i'm really proud. >> robin: you do both so exceptionally well, alex. do you expect players unions from other sports to try to get some of these same provisions in their contracts? do you see that happening maybe? >> i think that what we're doing is making changes that puts a little bit of the power back in the players. i can definitely see some other leagues looking towards seeing how we attained these -- how we attained these benefits within

our contract and how they can do that. i mean, there's leagues that have been around for 50 or 100 years that haven't been able to attain the things we have in our contract, and we're only in our 12th year. so it's pretty incredible what we've been able to achieve. i hope this does, you know, kick start a little bit more putting a little more freedom and choice back into the players' hands. >> robin: i agree with you. you were in the room for those final negotiation. it's unprecedented for a league to give up so much control to the players. why do you think the league agreed to all of this? >> well, first of all, it was an honor to be in the room for negotiating. it helped the league put names to faces and see our true humanity. i think that made it ever present about the demands that we were putting on the league. overall we learned that when the players win, we all win.

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gma, live from times square. >> robin: exclusive first look at kenny chesney's new video. i can tell you, kenny is a fan. kenny and his band have a good time out on tour, playing more than 200 shows. you can see the entire video later this morning on kenny chesney's social media account. you'll want to check that out. >> george: that will be getting a lot of clicks today. we're going to turn to one mom's restaurant style salad bar at home. she said the secret to getting her kids to eat healthy. morgan norwood has the story. >> reporter: i know you remember this struggle. if you're a parent you can relate to this as well. it's tough trying to get your kids to eat their vegetables. this alabama mom of nine has it all figured out. two words. self-serve. her strategy is going viral and packing a healthy punch. meal time in the cade house hold is a feast for the eyes. when you've got 11 mouths to feed, you learn to get creative. >> my husband and i didn't plan on having a crowd. those skills that i used growing up helping my grandmother in the kitchen came in handy.

>> reporter: from seafood platters to soul food delights, melanie cade has invited more than 700,000 tik tok followers to her dining room table. one idea that's gotten more than 7 million views, salad bar right in the middle of the cades' kitchen. >> six hours away from home when this lady rolls down her window at the gas station and says, tell me about your salad bar. my children had an unhealthy relationship with snacks. our salad bar stars with fruits, vegetables. you name it. >> reporter: it's all about empowering her kids to make healthy choices. >> i have learned with my children, children eat with their eyes. and they will never like something if they never tried it. i air fried some brussel sprouts with some bacon. i boiled some eggs.

my children ate about half of them already. >> reporter: for about $100 a week she keeps her salad bar stocked with options. it's something every family can get in on. >> go through the produce aisle. take your kids, take your husband. >> reporter: as for melanie's best advice to get you started on your own salad bar -- >> get things you know they like and then slowly incorporate new foods so you're not wasting your money, time, or you're not wasting food. >> if you'd like to try this, remember, you don't have to buy the commercial salad bar. melanie started with plastic containers and the bottom drawer of her fridge. melanie if you're listening, we'll be over. >> robin: what's a couple more mouths to feed. morgan, thank you very much. justice serving unreasonable doubt. we are ready for season 2 of the hulu legal drama executive produced by kerry washington. it stars emayatzy corinealdi. congratulations on everything. >> thank you very much. >> robin: can we start on that

video with you busting a move with kerry. those dance moves like that. >> kerry and i together, we are an unstoppable duo. she is just the queen of tik tok videos. she's like, do you want to do this one? i said, yes, bring me in. >> robin: she can all move as a boss. >> yes, she can. kerry is no joke. we have a lot of fun together. >> robin: good. >> gio: let's talk about jax. this bold l.a. defense attorney. showing a little more of a vulnerable side this season, right? i know that's really important to you. >> yeah. where we leave off with jax in the first season, she's had a traumatic experience happen to her. now we get to see her pick up those pieces. what does it look like when you have a strong, powerful, successful woman who is used to

being in control, used to knowing what needs to be done and getting it done. what's it look like when she's broken and trying to heal from that level of trauma? we really get to see her be vulnerable. did you ask if she wanted to have a lawyer present? i'm guessing no. finally, you keep referring to mr. tucker as the victim when the real victim is lying right here with multiple injuries from a man whose rath she endured not just today, but for many years. so make sure you write that down. >> george: you go there in this show. lot of tough things. really spark conversations between friends. >> there's a very heavy scene of domestic violence. one of the characters, chanel, one of my good friends on the show, we learn she has been in a very abusive relationship with her husband for years. that's a conversation between friends. when you don't realize, how did i miss this? how did i not know this was happening, you know?

we're really hoping that, in itself, is going to spark a lot of conversation. for people to talk to each other to really ask questions, to check on your friends, especially the ones you think are strong, that look good all the time. those are ones sometimes that are calling out for help but you don't know it. >> robin: oh, wow. >> george: how do you prepare for those tough conversations? >> you know, i think by just laying in the truth of it. do you know what i mean? what it feels like. how i felt. although i haven't been in that kind of situation. but when i'm going through something and i want someone to come and help me. i want someone to lend an ear. i know what that feels like. i kind of use that going into a situation like this. >> robin: sometimes you just want people to listen. you don't need a solution. just listen to me. >> that's it. see me and hear me, you know? from the domestic violence theme, we also, just dealing with mental health. with jax, she's in therapy, in counseling because of this trauma. what that looks like. seeing people in counseling, especially black people. especially black men.

my husband is also in therapy, trying to work it out, you know? taking off some of the stigma behind things like that. >> robin: thank you for being here and showing boldness. can i also say, your character can dress. [ laughter ] >> she can. >> robin: you make a point not to bring that wardrobe home. you have a reason why. >> where am i going to wear it? where am i going to wear it? everyone will know. if i would take one of jax bad business suits with the crossover and go to the coffee shop, people are gonna say what? [ laughter ] where is the camera? why are you out here wearing that? as much as i would like to keep the outfits, i'm never gonna wear them again. just leave it right there. i don't want to become a horder or pack rat. [ laughter ] >> robin: you don't need any help. >> gio: it's throw back thursday. 2018 you have this music video, right? with jay-z. got beyonce.

family feud video. what's your favorite memory from that? >> oh my goodness. i think one of my favorite memories was running with david agellio. there was a scene where we got to take off. he tried to race me. i'm very fast. i'm very fast. that might have been one of my favorite moments, yeah. >> robin: oh, wow. you are delightful. you're just rounding first base. you got a good head of steam. i know we're going to see so much from you. right here right now. but first two episodes of the new season of "reasonable doubt." so glad you're here. kerry will be on tomorrow. should we ask her something? >> you should. you should. [ laughter ] >> robin: first two episodes are on hulu. coming up how a pop of color goes a long way. ginger, look at her. she's checking out simple changes to transform your home decor. we'll be back.

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>> ginger: usually below average is not something you want to hear, unless people are hungry for fall weather. we've had it well below average in parts of mid-atlantic and northeast. yesterday washington, d.c. dropped to 59 which is the coolest air in 20 years this early in the season. looking at the morning temperatures, we've seen a couple of tied records, or close to. wilmington, north carolina, nor folk at 59, trying to do it. we're going to be warming up. look at those numbers, easily getting to and well above average. charleston, west virginia, had two mornings at record lows. back to 92 by the end of the

weekend. >> ginger: now to transforming your space with bold colors, and something simple like changing a paint color can go a very long way. this is sponsored by behr paint. their vice president of color, erika woelfel is here. all sarah fishburne. from the home depot, with some unique ideas for all of us to elevate your home. welcome to both of you. we are so looking forward to seeing what the color is. the huge announcement is now. are you ready to kick this off? drum roll, please, everybody. 2025 color of the year is -- [ applause ] it is called rumors. obviously a shade of red. it is a beautiful shed. gma was actually there at an

event to reveal the color, which included a red carpet entrance, a great on stage review, everybody could see the power of rumors and a color like this. go ahead and tell us why rumors is so special. >> we are thrilled that rumors is our 2025 color of the year. we know people are really looking for bolder, richer hues. rumors is a wonderful red, modern uptake, reimagined red for 2025. we know that, again, we're helping people bring color confidently into their homes. >> ginger: should we move over and start doing it. so let's start here. the front. the front door. my oma, my grandma, had a red front door. it is so dear to me. tell me why this statement is so important. >> very distinctive, timeless, red front door. it's the first impression that your home makes when your guests

are walking up. it's an easy project. an easy way to have impact. if you use this color in a high gloss sheen, it really pops the color, adds some depth and curb appeal. >> ginger: you know the application is important if you're making this bold statement. what is important when we're painting the front door? >> you definitely want to make sure that you're picking the right color. i'm also telling people look at the door you're updating. this is a three panel that will instantly make your house feel more modernized. >> ginger: let's head over. now we're in the kitchen. everybody loves a pop of color. easy to do, but maybe just something to learn here. how does this color bring personality? what will it say in your kitchen? >> i think that your cabinets are huge real estate in your kitchen and really set the tone. you can go really adventurous and use rumors on all of your cabinets or go two tone like we have here. or for a little surprise pop of color, you can put it on the inside.

really makes you smile every time you open up your cabinet doors. >> ginger: that's the safe way. if you're doing cabinet, what do we keep in mind when we go to start painting? >> it's definitely an intimidating project. take time to do the prep work. if that's still too intimidating we carry unfinished cabinets. >> ginger: so you can start fresh. easy enough. should we go to living area? this is where you have your visitors. this is where you probably have the most traffic when you've got people in. >> this is where people are gathering. rumors makes a really nice accent statement. creates a warm inviting welcoming atmosphere. it coordinates very nicely with other neutrals. when you add in touches of gold that note of luxe comes through. >> ginger: we all know you do an accent wall. but what about texture.

>> texture is having a comeback. that's another project that's pretty diy friendly. all you need is a mitre box, patience and math skills. >> ginger: you would just paint right over that. makes even more of a statement. thank you, both. wonderful to have you with us. i have learned enough that i'm ready to go make some bold choice. rumors is the color, and now we know all about it. this year it is happening. erika, sarah, thank you. coming up on gma, we've got more. chef max robbins will be updating your dinner. he's got ragu with a twist. plus a salad with a little twist. stick around. gma keeping it colorful is sponsored by

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this name. lett lettuce, lettuce entertainment. celebrity chef max robbins here. good morning. when we think about ragu, we think about beef. now you're talking about egg plant. >> we're talking about classic comfort foods but a little more contemporary, right? foods you can eat every day that taste like it's been cooked all day, really comforting. easy, fresh. something you want to eat. >> gio: you just want to do it quick. so what do we got here? >> first step with this is the egg plant, right? this egg plant is slow cooked. cooked in oil. really what we're going to do is really develop this meaty flavor. it's a tip i learned in fine dining restaurants that you can apply to everyday cooking. you can save that oil. you can use it to marinade, salad dressings. >> gio: you really want to cook an egg plant. >> this has been cooked for about an hour slowly in oil. we'll get to it in a minute. the first thing is put our butter in and vegetables.

do you want to do it? i'll do it. drop that garlic in. >> gio: there we go. that smells good already. >> give it a little stir here. we're gonna let this cook slowly. the key to everything is cook slow, take your time, layer flavors. that's what we want to do. >> gio: is thawhe egg plant? >> it will have a little residual oil so it will help sizzle everything, help you cook everything. then those mushrooms, too. those mushrooms are slow cooked. you're going to rehydrate them. they'll have the same texture as beef. all vegetable, all vegetarian. >> gio: tricking the mind a little bit. this is gonna cook for a little bit. >> gio: now our wine? >> yeah. >> gio: this is a canned sauce. >> 100%. in a restaurant, we might spend five, six, eight hours making sauce. but at home, no one has time. the short cut is, use a canned sauce but pick a simple one. you don't want too many flavors because they're going to compete with the flavors we choose to add.

>> gio: right. we're adding all this stuff, right? >> add it all in, let it cook. absolutely. >> gio: and once you get to the pasta over here. >> this is going to slow cook for awhile. over here it's going to be the pasta. add the pasta in. i like dried pasta. you can find premium in a nice grocery store. >> gio: putting some butter there. >> got to finish it with butter. another tip is we're going to add parmesan directly into the pasta. again, layers of flavor. as it melts, it will help the pasta adhere to the sauce. >> gio: all right. nice. okay. you're a culinary director. where do you get these ideas? i mean, this is just -- >> we should start by saying what do people want to eat? lot of chefs are like, here's what i want to do. here's what i'm gonna tell people. we just asked what do people want to eat and what do they relate to. try to cook food people like, that they can relate to, can eat every day. they can crave, come back for. put a little pasta in here.

>> gio: mama is over here. mama. look at her. you proud of your son? [ laughter ] she's nodding. >> we'll put some bread crumbs on for texture. got to have good texture on top. then, of course, more cheese. >> gio: when are you letting me taste this? >> why will not? we're almost there. i like it. >> gio: smells so good. okay. >> more cheese, and then a little bit of fresh basil on top. >> gio: see. got to go in. okay. let's see. here we go. got the pasta. mmm. >> good? >> gio: so good. >> nice. >> gio: that's the problem. >> bad time to find out you didn't like it. >> gio: right? we got about 20 seconds left. you've got the caesar salad. you always want to use this. >> contemporary comfort food. we want to use different textures, differ flavors. we've got this dressing. i use butter milk instead of oil. it's a caesar you can use every day. instead of just romaine, i'm adding in ridicchio, napa

cabbage. different textures, kind of fun, exciting, creative. >> gio: can i just tell you, this tastes like there's beef in here. >> that's awesome. that's the point. >> gio: you would never know. you would never know the difference. all right. well, thank you very much, max. >> thank you. >> gio: appreciate it. you can get these recipes on good morning america.com. we'll be right back. >> robin: mama approves! we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things

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