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space? reggie: i wanted off this earth immediately. keep it there. good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. overnight the wisconsin community remembered the parade victims with a candlelight vigil as we learn more about how the chaos unfolded. christmas parade tragedy. new details on the victims who plow asuv throh crowin the driver now set to face a judge. police say this isn't the first time he used his vehicle as a weapon. jury deliberations expected to begin in the trial of the three men charged with killing ahmaud arbery. prosecutors arguing the unarmed black man was under attack and hunted down. while drivers face the highest gas prices in years, considffts to ng taleheroblem. this as americans get ready for the biggest travel week of the
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year. plus, how you can prepare for the holiday rush. overnight, kyle rittenhouse speaking out in his first interview since being acquitted. what he says is next for him. rushed in the ring. the moment a wrestling fan came speeding out of nowhere on live tv and tackled a wwe star. the princes and the press. the explosive new documentary sharing a new glimpse inside the royal rift between william and harry and the astonishing claim that reporters hacked royal cell phones. also this morning, why you might want to act fast for the shortest christmas tree crunch in 50 years. wait until you see where ginger is live from this morning. ♪ go big or go home ♪ plus, from the daredevil lean over new york city to one of the hottest flyovers of all time, under the sea at this tropical paradise and the spectacular expedition to the edge of the world. now this morning michael has a
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huge announcement. strahan is taking a trip and you won't believe where he's going. it's out of this world. ♪ music make you lose control ♪ and the winner is -- >> making dancing history. >> all: good morning, america. >> overnight the champ and all the finalist, jojo, cody, amanda and their partners flying all night long on the "gma" express for our epic after party and they're saying -- >> all: good morning, america. see you in new york. [ cheers ] ♪ chrome pipes ♪ ♪ blown lights ♪ good morning, america. i don't know about you but i stayed up. what a night in the ballroom. so happy for iman, the nba star, and his pro partner daniella taking home the mirror ball trophy. the final couples arrived here
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in times square and we have a lot of fun for them just ahead. >> can't wait to hear from them. michael, you have a big announcement. >> i do, george. this is something that i thought i'd never do but it's happening. you're g out wisn our nextho. it's worth the wait. >> it certainly is. that is coming up. we have major news from the white house this morning. with gas prices soaring as americans are facing a big travel week, president biden is taking action to help bring those gas prices down. but first we are going to begin with new details in that christmas parade tragedy in wisconsin. we are learning more about the victims and the suspect who will make his first court appearance later today. alex perez is there live on the scene for us with the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, robin. yeah, we're learning more about the suspect but also learning a lot more about the many people who bravely stepped forward to help as this nightmare unfolded. this morning, authorities have identified the man they say is responsible for killing five people during a christmas parade. >> get out the way. >> a maroon ford escape just blew by.
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>> reporter: police say darrell brooks plowed this maroon suv through a crowd of parade participants injuring more than 40 people, including 18 children, 6 still in critical condition. brooks now charged with five counts of first degree intentional homicide. overnight a vigil in waukesha for the victims, side by side, community members coming together to grieve. three of the women killed were members of the dancing grannies, ranging in age from 52 to 81. the youngest, tamara durand was dancing with the group for the first time. her husband remembering her as a vibrant, loving and warm woman who we all miss deeply already. the dancing grannies put out this statement, our group was doing what they loved, performing in front of crowds in a parade putting smiles on faces of all ages filling them with joy and happiness. >> our community has faced
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horror and tragedy in what should have been a community celebration. >> reporter: police say this isn't the first time brooks is accused of using a car as a weapon. earlier this month he was arrested for allegedly using that same suv to run overthe mother of his child after allegedly striking her with a closed fist. brooks was charged in that incident but released when he posted bail, $1,000. the mayhem caught on camera showing the instant the holiday cheer turned to chaos. this video showing the suv swerving ahead of a marching band before speeding up. here you can see people scrambling to move out of its path. >> that was the worst thing i've ever seen in mlife >>eporter: d sneidman's reco sh refuge. >> there were parents who were pushing their children underneath my record racks to keep them safe. i literally saw roughly ten people bounce off that car and
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you could hear thud, thud, thud, thud, thud as he drove through that. and you could hear it, which is a sound i'll never forget. >> reporter: ryan kohnke's niece was with her dance group that was part of the parade when the suv struck her. >> jessalyn is still fighting for her life. she took direct impact from the car. i feel like she's going to fight no matter what and right now we're just looking towards the positive. >> reporter: you can hear the trauma in the voices of the people who experienced all this. brooks is said to make an initial appearance in court last this afternoon. michael? >> an unnecessary tragedy there. alex, thank you so much. now going to turn to jury deliberations expected to begin in the trial of the three men accused of killing ahmaud arbery. steve osunsami is live outside the courthouse in brunswick, georgia, with more on the closing arguments. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. this morning at the courthouse today the prosecutor is continuing her closing arguments expecting to go the full two
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hours, she is allowed and then the jury could get this case. a great deal has been said about the jury, that all but 1 of thea debating whether the three men accused of murder in this racially explosive case will ever walk free again. >> they made their decision to attack ahmaud arbery in their driveways because he was a black man running down the street. >> reporter: the defendants travis mcmichael, his father gregory mcmichael and william "roddie" bryan are all accused of being the aggressors on this sunny day in february of last year. they pleaded not guilty. >> three-on-one, two pickup trucks, two guns. mr. arbery, nothing in his pockets, not a cell phone, not a gun, not even an i.d. they want you to believe that he is the danger to them. >> reporter: 25-year-old ahmaud arbery is seen in this disturbing cell phone video taking his last breaths.
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lawyers for the three men told jurors the killing was self-defense because they say he tried to overpower their client and take his gun. >> you are allowed to defend yourself. you are allowed to use force that is likely to cause death or serious bodily injury if you believe it's necessary. at that moment travis believed it was necessary. >> reporter: the three men are hoping jurors believe that they were trying to make a citizen's arrest under then georgia law. even though police report that arbery is never seen stealing anything at this neighborhood construction site. never living up to the suspicions of the three men. >> turning ahmaud arbery into a victim after the choices that he made does not reflect the reality of what brought ahmaud arbery to satilla shores in his
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khaki shorts with no socks to cover his long, dirty toenails. >> reporter: we met arbery's father who told us he believes his family will see justice. >> the evidence is overwhelming and no way we can't get justice. >> reporter: this has been difficult for all of the families to sit in court and hear, especially for the family of ahmaud arbery. wanda cooper, his mother, had to listen yesterday as one of the defense lawyers made unfortunate comments about her son's appearance. it was all too much and she had to leave the courtroom. george? >> what a trial. okay, steve, thanks. to the white house where the president is making major economic moves deciding to tap the strategic petroleum reserve to bring down gas prices and affirming the leadership at the federal reserve. cecilia vega has the latest. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: george, good morning. president biden, he is keenly aware of the hit he is taking with americans around the country as they see rising prices at the pump and hit the road for this holiday so i've been told by a senior administration official as you said that the president today is going to announce he is tapping
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into these oil reserves, the strategic oil reserves. 50 million barrels is what we're hearing he will release. the presidents in this country have only released this supply is handful of times. so the big question, when are americans going to feel this impact? experts say the news of this announcement alone is likely to be enough to prompt a short-term drop in oil prices but it's going to take about two weeks for americans to really see this as these prices trickle down to stations around the country. now, the president we've been talking about for so long has been taking a hit in the polls when it comes to his handling of the economy and the white house is saying, look, this is a top priority for him. george, as you mentioned, he has announced he is nominating jerome powell as fed chair. powell was former president trump's pick for this post as well and by keeping him in that chair, president biden is bucking concerns from some progressives. but the president is making it clear given this inflation and the economy we are seeing right now, he doesn't want the instability, george.
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he says powell is the right person for the job at this time. >> the message is stay the course. cecelia, thanks very much. robin? now to the thanksgiving travel rush. what you need to know if you're among the more than 50 million heading out. first to trevor ault with what to expect if you're hitting the road. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. aaa is expecting 48.3 million americans to drive somewhere this thanksgiving. that amount of travel would get pretty close to the numbers we saw prepandemic back in 2019. though, of course, we just heard from cecilia's report, americans who are driving this thanksgiving are going to be paying a lot more than they have in the past several years. despite those efforts from the biden administration, the gas price average for a gallon is about $3.40, about a buck and a quarter more than it was this time last year. if you are going to be driving this week, it's going to be quite difficult to avoid the traffic. so tomorrow through sunday your best times will be in the mornings, think before 11:00 a.m. or tomorrow night.
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you could go after 9:00 so long as you aren't driving too far. though iesyoy, saturday orunda you should plan on pretty heavy traffic from noon all the way into and through the evenings. michael? >> all right, trevor, thank you. now going to tell you what you need to know if you're taking to the skies. we're going to go to victor oquendo at miami international airport. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the tsa is bracing for a very, very busy thanksgiving weekend saying they expect travel volumes to reach 2019 prepandemic levels and screening 20 million passengers overall so airports will be packed today and tomorrow with about 2.1 million projected travelers. the tsa saying sunday after thanksgiving will actually be the busiest travel day of the year with an estimated 2.4 million. the good news is the agency said it is confident and it has the staffing needed to manage this holiday travel crush.
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as for the best times to fly this holiday, at this point you most likely or should already have your tickets. but wednesday will have the highest number of departures, sunday with the highest number of flights overall. stop me if you've heard this before. allow yourself some extra time if you're planning on flying over thanksgiving and arrive at least two hours before your flight. michael? >> victor, the busiest airport, what's that? >> reporter: well, right now i can tell you it feels like miami international airport but it is actually atlanta. plan on some extra time if you're flying there or connecting through there. michael? >> all right, victor, thank you for the advice as always. now going to go to the weather and ginger with the forecast. is it looking good? >> reporter: michael, i don't know that we could ask for a better forecast for a holiday travel weekend. we've seen ugly ones in years past and deserve this. there are some lake-effect snow showers. you could see some squalls, of course, something you want to pay close attention to if you're traveling in the lee of the lakes. syracuse picked up anywhere from two to five inches. there will be more lake effect
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in some places in western new york or pennsylvania but, man, it's about the cold. michael, the only one that looks like it could see a little snowflake wednesday, denver up to ft. collins. >> all right, that's good. thank you, ginger. george? we get the latest from kyle rittenhouse who is speaking out in his first television interview since being acquitted on charges of killing two men and attempting to kill another. terry moran has the details. >> reporter: overnight kyle rittenhouse speaking out. >> if i was convicted, no one would be able -- no one would ever be privileged to defend their life against attackers. >> reporter: the 18-year-old opened up on fox news for the first time about being at the center of a trial that ignited a national debate on self-defense, gun rights and vigilantism. >> it wasn't kyle rittenhouse on trial in wisconsin. it was the right to self-defense on trial. >> reporter: just 17 years old when he shot and killed joseph rosenbaum and anthony huber and wounded gaige grosskreutz during
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protests last year over the police shooting of jacob blake in kenosha, he now insists the case never had anything to do with race. >> i'm not a racist person. i support the blm movement and peacefully demonstrating and i believe there needs to be change. >> reporter: he says he resents becoming a political symbol. >> this is something that i wish never would have happened, but it did and we can't change that. how polarized it became is absolutely sickening. like right or left, people using me for a cause that should never have been used as a cause. >> reporter: rittenhouse says he wasn't surprised by the not guilty verdict and is now looking towards his future. >> i am hoping i can live a quiet stress-free life and just go on with my life as a normal 18-year-old kid attending college. >> reporter: but for anthony huber's family that acquittal meant something different. >> we relived his death all over again that moment.
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>> reporter: kyle rittenhouse will probably face more legal consequences of his actions. the families of the people that he shot are willing to sue him and it looks like they will do that. he does say he wants to go on and have a career either in nursing or maybe he wants to become a lawyer. robin? >> all right, terry, thank you. we're going to turn to a startling moment when a wrestling fan came speeding out of nowhere on live tv, tackled a wwe star. will reeve is there in brooklyn with what happened there last night. good morning, will. >> reporter: hey, good morning, robin. seth rollins is one of wwe's biggest stars and last night at the barclay center he was leafing the stage when out of nowhere he was blind-sided by a spectator. they went to the ground, a tussle ensued. referees, security guards
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pouncing on the man pummeling him, detaining him as rollins got up furious screaming at the man along with the fans who were surrounding the incident and the first part of it aired on tv. and you may be thinking this is pro wrestling, it had to have been staged, no, this was unscripted, unexpected. much of the shocking scene caught on cell phone camera by the fans right around those barriers next to where it happened and something similar happened at barclay's in 2019, a spectator rushing the ring attacking bret "the hit man" hart. as for last night's incident, the 24-year-old man was arrested, charged with attempted assault. the wwe said in a statement he had been turned over to the nypd and will be prosecuted to the pu fullest extent of the law. >> oh, my goodness. that's what people thought and will addressed it. it was not staged. all right, turning now to a record-breaking monday night football game for mike evans. the tampa bay bucs wide receiver scored his 72nd career touchdown. that's the most in tampa bay franchise history. did it against my giants, of
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course. now we remember this moment when mike evans accidentally gave away tom brady's record-breaking touchdown ball there. it took a lot to get that ball back for tom brady, but this time mike evans held on to his ball for his record. smart man there. >> very smart. >> your giants. >> my giants. a lot more coming up on "gma" including the new documentary, "the princes and the press" more on the royal rift between william and harry. i have big news. wait till you find out where i'm going. first, let's go back to ginger. hey, ginger. >> reporter: yes, i can't wait to find out. michael, look where i am. this is the fairview farm talking christmas trees and the crunch. how climate change and also the supply chain might be urging you to get things a little sooner. we'll get to all that holiday spirit coming up but the tuesday trivia sponsored by jersey mike's.
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oh, my god. iman and daniella! >> that was the moment last night, the winning moment, iman and daniella crowned champions of "dancing with the stars" season 30. the first nba player to win and where's the winning couple right now? there they are with their trophy. they're here this morning along with all the finalists and their partners for our big mega after party that's coming up in our next hour. >> they earned that. >> they sure did. that is coming up. we can't wait one more minute for michael's
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announcement. >> here we go. in less than three weeks on december 9th i will be blasting off in the next blue origin space launch. there you go. going to space. >> you're a brave man, michael. i know you've already been preparing for this. >> i have been preparing for this and, you know what, you guys can take a look at my preparation for this journey. >> two, one. >> reporter: t-minus 16 days i'll be taking a journey that's out of this world. aboard blue origin's third human flight into space. just two weeks ago i began preparations measuring for my flight suit. since i clock in at 6'5" -- >> this is our new shepherd astronaut suit. >> reporter: -- blue origin had me test out a flight seat. >> oh, this is comfortable. i feel like i'm at my barber. >> reporter: former astronaut dr. nicholas patrick and kevin sprog are on hand for all safety checks.
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>> let's check a couple things. this wasn't designed for people with your shoulders. that's actually working pretty well. >> reporter: this year has been historic for human space travel. >> release. >> reporter: beginning july 11th when richard branson's virgin galactic launched the first ever private passenger flight to space. >> if we can do this, just imagine what you can do. >> reporter: followed just days later by jeff bezos and blue origin and most recently traveling the furthest into space for three days -- >> looks like a smooth ride for the crew. >> reporter: -- spacex founded by elon musk. space exploration already producing discoveries and technology, science and innovation. think of the satellites that power our cell phones and nasa saying this new era of private space exploration could do the same. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: already lowering the cost of flying to space. opening the door for new advancements like space-based solar power, internet access for hard to reach communities and
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medical innovations. just four months ago -- >> history is about to be made. in just a few moments -- >> reporter: -- i was reporting on blue origin's first human launch. >> just can't help but be in awe watching this. this is magnificent. one of the greatest things i've ever seen. >> reporter: moments after landing i spoke with founder jeff bezos and his brother mark. >> we need to get good at going to space so that we can save the earth. it's true we've got tons of problems here on earth and we need to work on those in the here and now too and we need to be building reusable space vehicles so that future generations can do that. >> i'm enamored by what you've done. i wouldn't have considered this until i saw you doing this today. >> reporter: completely unaware i too would be asked to board the flight of a lifetime and i won't be going alone. joining me in the capsule laura shepard churchley, the eldest daughter of the first american to ever fly to space alan shepherd and four other passengers including the first
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parent and child pair to blast into space. just two days ago i tried on my flight suit for the very first time. >> fits like a glove. >> reporter: in just 16 days i will go where few men and women have gone before. >> a few adjustments and we are a-okay, perfect fit. going to space. >> going to space. >> wow. how did this all happen? >> blue origin, they approached me and they asked if i wanted to be a crew member and without hesitation, excuse me, without hesitation, i said yes. >> what made you want to do it? i think beg there t first launch just really -- it was mind blowing. and innovators have been risk takers, you know, the wright brothers. how would we live without a plane now? we don't think about that and i believe this is a way of being innovative, creative, pioneers in aviation, now space travel and it's going to take a while but i do believe it will bring a
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lot of technological breakthroughs and also innovations to us here on earth and i just wanted to be a part of it. i just, you know, was really enamored by the first flight i saw. >> very cool. so what's next? >> i have to go down to texas. i have to head to the blue origin facility, in about a week and a half and do all the safety briefings and get prepared, all the training it takes to do it. and i have a great crew who i've met over zoom and we have laura shepard churchley, the daughter of alan shepard, dylan taylor, evan dick, he is an investor, and lane bess, founder of bess ventures and joining him is his child cameron, the first parent/child going to space. to see everybody on the zooms, to see the excitement to do this and to come together, i mean, you really feel like you're part
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of the team. i'm excited to get to texas to the blue origin training facility and just enjoy the whole process of it. >> it's really something. >> i'll bring you something back. all right. let's go to gio. gio is where i'm going to be in about a week and a half, the blue origin training center in texas. hey, gio. >> reporter: hey, michael. you know, listen, i remember watching you when you were watching that launch and i saw the wonder in your eyes and i knew right away something ignited within you right there, my friend. so i'm very, very excited for you and this right here, you're going to get well acquainted with this. this is the training capsule. this is what you're going to be using to train and really get a sense for what it's going to feel like before you launch into space. so let's go ahead and go inside the new shepherd. this is an exact replica and this right here is your seat. you can actually see it's pretty roomy in here which is good for saw u t that harne o y did really well but, listen, my friend, it is a very different thing when you have to put this
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back on in zero gravity as you're floating around. you have to hook into it and learn all about that for several days. check this out. this is your special screen. we've already got your name on there. this is what's going to tell you how fast you're going, how high you are. is probably very nervous as those numbers tick up higher and higher. a voice inside this capsule will be telling you exactly what's going on. of course, you have one of the biggest windows in space to get that extraordinary view, michael, of planet earth. >> i'm sure my eyes will be wide open, gio, so i can look out that big window. i hate to ask this but if something -- something were to go wrong, how are passengers kept safe? >> reporter: so this right here -- and this to me is the most important part of this spaceship, okay. it's not a table and it's not just to hold on. this is actually what's called the escape motor and inside this, you have a small booster and basically what happens, if the computer detects that anything is about to go wrong,
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if mission control sees that anything is about to go wrong, this will launch that little booster here and you will get far and fast away from that rocket to keep you safe. you're going to fly out into the sky somewhere and basically the parachutes will deploy at that point and you will land safely just as you would in any other case, but this is the most important part because it is designed to keep you safe. >> gio, i'm sure i will see you in van horn, texas, when i'm down there and we can talk even more about it, my friend. i appreciate you. thank you. >> reporter: thank you. >> we can tell how excited you are about it. all right. coming up, ginger is at a christmas tree farm with what you need to know to get your tree that's right for your family. [ piano intro ] calilujah! ♪ calilujah! it's what you say ♪ ♪ when plant-based milk is real good to ya ♪
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♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ we are back now with the christmas tree crunch. supply chain issued combined with climate change could make it hard to find that perfect tree for your family this year. ginger is on the case at a christmas tree do to make sure you get that tree this year. good morning again, ginger. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. 32 days until christmas so the countdown is on. i know my family is anxious to get our christmas tree.
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here at fairview you can see on the drone this farm in new jersey expecting a busy year, and they've had a good one so far. when it comes to trees, though, most of them in this nation are grown in oregon and if you'll remember we had that historic heat wave where they lost more than 70% of their most famous tree, the noble fir. many people are getting in the spirit even before thanksgiving. >> fabulous! >> reporter: but getting that perfect tree -- >> maybe it just needs a little love. >> reporter: -- like the griswolds -- >> there it is. >> reporter: -- maybe a little more difficult this year. the combination of labor shortages and trucking costs for christmas trees in valley view will be their shortest season. >> they're not all going to get orders. >> reporter: oregon is the biggest producer of christmas trees in the u.s. many were decimated by the record-setting heat earlier is>a
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you can see they've got brown, you know, needles all the way through all up and down the tree and we don't know if this is ever going to survive. >> reporter: climate change has exacerbated natural droughts and heat especially impacting the pacific northwest's most popular tree, noble fir. >> we lost 70% of the nobles across the state with the heat dome. >> reporter: the biggest tip, buy early. >> i think everyone will be able to get a tree if you want. go early, be flexible. >> reporter: if you can't find a re real tree to your liking, buying a fake tree could be challenging at cost more this year. >> consumers will see this year as probably a 10% to 30% increase in price depending on the tree, depending on the retailer and how big the tree is. that said, what i'm concerned about is actually for christmas '22 it might be a better deal to buy this year than next year. >> reporter: if you're wondering which is better for the planet, well, the real tree usually comes out on top. these christmas tree farms, they
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are seeded and really grown for this specific reason and so if you get rid of it properly, don't put it in a plastic bag and try to buy local and ask them how many pesticides they use it's a better choice over the fake tree which is, of course, made out of plastic. if you have one like we do at our house, hold on to it as long as you can. it does have a longer carbon too in but you can me the most of than 20 years helps to e it worth it. i don't know who is doing this but i kind of want to a burlaped and ball bag at the bottom of your tree, it can be replanted. there are companies that let you rent it every year and take it in and out of the ground. >> i never heard of that before. >> rent a tree? is that what you said? >> reporter: yeah, rent a tree. >> there you go. all right, ginger. >> reporter: makes sense. >> it does make sense, why not. >> cars, trees, what else? coming up later becky worley is bringing us pop-up savings as we count down to black friday. coming up next our "play of the day" that will make you say hallelujah.
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♪ hallelujah hallelujah ♪ ♪ hallelujah, hallelujah ♪ ♪ hallelujah ♪ >> i've listened to this so many times and each time, chills, each and every time. >> such a powerful song and she made it her own. >> she did. it's her favorite song and wrote on instagram i couldn't help but join him. you know that's my favorite song. j-hud calling the l.a. performer, cameron rolland, such a talent. that is special. >> really special. we got some talent upstairs with lara right now. good morning, lara. >> robin, i am here with all of the filis. our "dancing with the stars" after party as you can see, just getting warmed up.
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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. as americans get ready for the biggest travel week of the year and drivers face the highest gas prices in years, what president biden is strongly considering in his efforts to tackle the problem. plus, breaking news, i'm going to space and in t-minus 16 days i'm blasting off with blue origin. >> perfect fit. >> the countdown to takeoff is on. "the princes and the press," the new documentary sharing a glimpse into the royal rift and the astonishing claim that reporters hacked royal cell phones. why many consider harry to be the new diana. we are live in london. we've got your insider guide to the black friday deals you
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cannot miss. from tech, toys, clothes and shoes. and wait until you see how the '90s are inspiring the year's hottest gifts. ♪ everybody here ♪ we are losing oumiov the new mirror ball champs. iman shumpert and his partner daniella stunning the judges and the fans. iman making history as the first nba player to ever win "dancing with the stars." season 30 exploding with excitement including trail blazers jojo siwa wowing the ballroom and this morning, the finalists flying all night long to be here in times square. the "gma" after party starts right now. >> all: good morning, america. ♪ baby i was born this way ♪ good morning, america. hope you're doing well. it has been two years since we had an after party here but today it is happening. >> it was worth the wait because
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the four final couples landing in new york earlier this morning after flying all night from l.a. to be here and arriving at our studio just a short time ago. >> and there are the winners, iman shumpert and daniella dancing into our studio upstairs and country singer jimmie allen is here as well and he's danced his pants off too. he's here with a special performance this morning. >> that is coming up. we have major news also from the white house. gas prices soaring as americans are facing a big travel weekend and president biden is taking action deciding to tap the strategic petroleum reserve to bring down gas prices. let's go back to our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega. cecelia, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, george. we've been talking about these public opinion polls when it comes to the president's handling of the economy and the hit that he has been taking so the white house really trying to get out front on that one. today he'll give a big speech at the white house about the economy and i've just been told by a senior administration official that one of the big things president biden is going
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to announce, as you said it, is that he is tapping into u.s. oil reserves. he's expected to release 50 million barrels. presidents have only released this supply a handful of times in recent decades. so the big question, when are americans as they are about to head out for this thanksgiving holiday going to feel this at the pump? well, experts say news of the announcement today alone is likely to be enough to prompt a short-term drop in oil prices. but the reality, it will take about two weeks for it to enter the market and for stations around the country to drop their prices. the white house, george, this morning, they are saying the economy is a top priority for this president. >> yeah, they want to get that inflation under control. cecilia, thanks very much. robin? george, we turn to a judge in florida posthumously exonerating four black men who were falsely accused of raping a white woman in 1949. the families of the four men, earnest thomas, charles greenlee, samuel shepherd and
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walter irvin were in the courtroom. charles greenlee's daughter carol told abc news, quote, all my life i've been waiting to hear those words, restore presumption of innocence. >> justice a long time coming there. >> worth it. let's get more on michael's announcement right now, going into space with blue origin. michael, i know you've been preparing behind the scenes. it's all real now. >> it's all real now. i'm in it to win it. and gio got a glimpse of what i can expect at the blue origin training facility in van horn, texas. >> reporter: michael, my friend, we are just so excited for you, and the countdown is on. here i'm with that training capsule. you'll be getting very well acquainted with this because this is what you'll be spending several days training in and let's take you inside because you're going to spend several days in here just getting a feel of what it's going to be like before you launch into space. you've got that seat and then you've got the harness. this is a big part of it because in zero gravity it's a very different thing to put this back on. so you're going to be in space for about three to four minutes at least in that zero gravity
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floating around. you got to put this back on and you've got your name here on the screen. it's going to tell you how quick you're going, how fast you're going, how high you are and, of course, you have that giant window with that extraordinary look at planet earth. right here this is what i think is really the most important part of the spaceship, the escape motor. this has a little rocket underneath it and it's going to keep you safe. that's what it's designed to do because if the computer detects that something is about to go wrong with that rocket, this will ignite and it will get you as quickly away from that rocket as humanly possible. guys? >> i like that little touch at the end. a lot to be excited for. we'll be covering it all live, of course, robin. >> it's going to be something. >> it's december -- >> 9th. coming up the new documentary about the royals and the tabloids. we'll have the latest on that. and, yeah, that is becky worley. she's channeling the '90s with her cd walkman. this morning we're going back to the future with some great
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deals. >> she looks like jojo siwa. >> dances like her too. >> she does. >> let's go upstairs to lara. >> it's loud, it's fun. let's do it. it's our "dancing with the stars" after party about to get started. look at all these amazing finalists have been flying all night long. they are with us now. don't go anywhere. "gma" will be right back. let's get it started. ♪ looking for a way to escape ♪ ♪ nothing happens two, it's true ♪
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[ cheers and applause ] welcome back to "gma." what a dynamite dance from our finalists choreographed by emma slater and if you want to see more of her dancing with some of your other favorite pros, you need to check out the "dancing with the stars" tour that kicks off in january. but right now, right here we are so excited to chat with our winners and finalists just ahead. but first, michael, back to you. >> fotoha we want to turn now to our "gma" cover story and the dramatic new documentary giving a new glimpse into prince harry and prince william's relationship and maggie rulli has the latest from london. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: hey, michael. good morning. this documentary is pulling back the curtain on not only how the palace operates but also how it operates with the press, michael. these are the kind of inner workings we rarely get to see and not everyone is happy about it. this morning, a look into the
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royal rift between princes harry and william. the first episode of the two-part bbc documentary, "the princes and the press," largely detailing the growing interest and intense media coverage surrounding william and harry from the queen's diamond jubilee in 2012 to the sussexes' wedding in 2018. >> william and harry's relationship with the media was formed from their childhood and experiences with their mother's relationship with the media and that has absolutely shaped everything about how they both see the media. but we've seen as they both get older how that's manifested itself in different ways and the different paths they have taken. >> reporter: featuring a range of uk journalists claiming there was an unspoken deal between the royals and the press and the access they granted reporters for positive coverage. >> the media particularly the tabloids are like a puppy. they will roll over and let you tickle their tummy for awhile but eventually they'll bite you. >> reporter: but that deal changing over the years with harry's growing hatred of the media and claims of william and
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kate failing to play the game. >>aphethat wa't giving them the best shot. she was using her hair to hide her face. >> reporter: former private investigator once hired by british tabloids said he and the press had been ruthless in their pursuit of the princes. some reporters accused of hacking into the royals' cell phones dubbing harry in the early 2000s as the new diana. >> basically was part of a group of people that robbed him of his normal teenage years. >> reporter: the documentary also diving into the rift between the brothers and the newly divided households and headlines of megan being duchess difficult. >> what was interesting and what did emerge from the documentary was this idea of a build-up of whispers that had been going on for sometime before critical stories were published about the fact that things were not all well. >> reporter: just hours before the documentary hit uk airwaves prince william keeping calm and carrying on duties appearing at a royal event honoring wildlife conservationists.
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the royal household representing the queen, prince charles and prince william releasing a joint statement to the bbc saying a free, responsible and open press is a vital importance to a healthy democracy. however, too often overblown and unfounded claims from unnamed sources are presented as facts and it is disappointing when anyone, including the bbc, gives them creditability. the palace has given no new comments since the documentary aired and prince harry and meghan have not responded to our request for a comment either. now all eyes, guys, are on next week when part two is supposed to air. it's promising to dive into all the drama from the past three years including harry and meghan's exit from royal life and it says it's going to hold nothing back. george? >> maggie rulli, thanks very much. black friday deals time and becky worley in the studio. all about the '90s today. >> all about the '90s because we're going back to that show "pop-up video" on vh1. we'll feature on pop-up savings
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because so many of the deals are live now and have already poppe knfir fmf dating alex keaton. >> i feel you should have worn one of those jackets with the big shoulders. i remember those from the '90s. you had one of those. >> i had a lot more hair then. >> the deal that our fans wanted was not on the cd discman way was so popular in the '90s. foam earphones but, no, they want the beats. studio 3 around the ear headphones, wireless, noise canceling, $169 at best buy right now, that's $180 off. that's a really good deal. >> and here we've got laptops. first time most of us got on the internet. >> right, the '90s was the dotcom boom and we had the imac and bondi blue down there. our viewers want to hear about
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the more recent deals, maybe not that mac. a chromebook from lenovo and wirecutter rated it one of the top chromebooks. a little bigger than most with 13 inch, touch screen and it's on sale right now, $316 at amazon. you're saving $113. so this is a great gift for a teen. >> boy, it sure is. and now we have for the little kids, some toys. >> toys. so in the '90s we had beanie babies and tamagotchi and furbys. remember those annoying furbies? so we are not selling those now. if you kept your furby it would be worth a thousand bucks. >> beanie babies had speculative moments too. >> now it's about s.t.e.m. toys and inclusive toys. this is a marble run. i don't know if i can get them rung. you work on that. this is great because you can create, you can -- >> oh, genius. >> create, re-create and this is $64 at target. you save 65.
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now, this is a very hot toy. this is the healthy roots zoe doll. she has styleable hair and it is at target, $79. it's only $5 off but a good price on a very hot toy. >> popular one. you're rocking the '90s fashion. here we go. >> "dancing with the stars" inspired my carlton. and these jeans are perfect for it. jeans are exactly the same right now. i don't know about your girls but my daughter wants high waisted -- >> the mom jeans. >> what is wrong with these kids? they're hot. right now at levi's, 40% off and madewell has 30% off their denim and they have these crazy loud sweaters which were big in the, you know, in the '90s. i have my shoulder pads. those are 30% off. and sneakers are hot, vans were popular then. they're popular now. skater look 15% off at kohl's and nikes have been popular. air jordan came out, that was really big in the '90s, so we've got nikes up to 50% off and an
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extra 20% off. but with shoes and clothes i think those prices could fluctuate over the next few days. >> so keep our eye on them. welcome back to the studio. >> i'm happy to be here. two years since i last visited. >> good to have you back. this black friday find the deals on our website. now let's go to ginger at the fairview christmas tree farm. >> reporter: hey thanks, george. yeah, the only thing that would make this more christmassy if we got snow in here. i don't know if anybody wants that. we should take this to colorado where copper mountain, one of the only resorts open because they've been so warm and so snow-free in a lot of places, they will get a little bit of snow on wednesday in the middle of the state but nothing of note really. what we will see is pretty dry skies for so much of the travel especially on roads, not that windy anywhere. we could not ask for a better wednesday travel day. more of the forecast for the return in a couple of days but firs
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now it is finally time to now it is finally time to officially get our "dancing with the stars" after party going. we are thrilled to have back all the finalists in times square after flying all night long, lara. >> yes, we are. we will chat with the mirror ball champs in just a moment but first we want you to take a look back at the history-making season 30. >> oh, my god. iman and daniella! [ cheers and applause ] >>ady got a championship ring. now nba superstar iman shumpert can add a mirror ball to his
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trophy case. ♪ showstopper ♪ >> reporter: after a perfect score, iman going down in "dancing with the stars" history, the first nba player to take home a win. >> king of the ballroom. cast leaving everything on the dance floor. pop phenom jojo siwa and jenna, the show's first same-sex couple wowing the judges week after week. ♪ was there something i could have said to make it all stop hurting ♪ >> reporter: comfort zones eliminated. ♪ watch your step or you're gonna die ♪ >> reporter: limits pushed. ♪ tell your momma ♪ >> reporter: new skills put to the test. for fitness guru cody rigsby this season was game changing. >> i have tested positive for covid. >> i have covid. >> reporter: after the first ever remote performance.
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♪ gimme, gimme ♪ >> reporter: an epic return to the ballroom proving he and cheryl were a force to be reckoned with. ♪ the dark side ♪ >> reporter: over ten weeks the stars dancing their way into america's hearts. ♪ is the life ♪ >> reporter: in week nine amanda paying tribute to her late husband, dancing to his song. weeks of tough eliminations showing it was anybody's game. ♪ >> reporter: he may have hung up his jersey, but on the dance floor, when he shoots, he scores. >> h does. the history-making mirror ball trophy winners are joining us, iman shumpert, first nba player to win "dancing with the stars" and his partner daniella. >> come on, you guys, let's hear it. [ cheers and applause ] >> iman, you know, this is so
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fun for us, backstage everyone was saying you bring such a wonderful energy. not only this morning but to this entire season. you were the underdogs. so how does it feel looking at that trophy next to you? >> accomplished. i felt like the whole season, i was like telling daniella, man, you just are great at what you do and everybody was saying she didn't have a mirror ball yet. so i'm really happy she got one now. y'all can get rid of that excuse. she got one now. but it's literally been amazing to be a part of, you know, "dancing with the stars," all the people that they had before me and for them to even want me on the show is just -- that was the best nod that i could have had. >> you heard what bruno said, king of the ballroom. >> amen. i'll take it. i'll take it. >> julianne hough said the best free style dance in the 30
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seasons of dwilg"dancing with t stars." >> that' huge. >> where did you learn those moves? >> king kemo taught us both how to footwork. all season i had to learn all these dance styles and then for the finale dani is like, i'm going to learn the footwork and go there with you. you keep coming here and we're going to these -- yeah, it was cool to have that flip-flop and have her have that solo moment and feel like she's at a house party with me in chicago having a good time. so i thought it was cool to just play back and forth like that. >> props to your wife because you know she's got some moves too. >> oh, yeah. she's going to make sure i'm on point. the cool thing is, i talk about it all the time. it's like having an angel/devil proper footwork. do this, knock this out. do this. and then teyana is like, all right, now we're going to give a show. all right, take all that and now we're going to give a show like
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full out and dani is like, more, show that. dani is like, throw it. throw it. >> did you see missy elliott? you danced to her song. >> she did? >> she sent out a tweet. >> no way. >> this is what she said. you snapped hard on dat footwork. can you show us a little bit? a little bit? >> got some music. ♪ ♪ >> i can't move on here. i can't move on here. >> that's a lot better than most of us could do. >> that's a lot of fun. it's a high energy dance, though. just chicago footwork, period, is tiring. >> so can you do me a favor? there is a -- daniella, can you stand up and stand back to back?
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>> iman is a whole foot taller than you. >> no, he's not. >> how did you use that to your advantage? how -- >> i'm on heels. n ponytail and i'm still up to his bu dierce to your advantage? for ich youeae ould j e n r frame making it, you know, customized to us in a way where -- >> customized. >> we customized our frame. >> i'll show you what it is. i'm supposed to be here which leaves a -- which leaves that hand on dani doing whatever -- i would do this, right? we some to go like this. >> we're going to have much more when we come back.
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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> good morning, everyone. let's get to a look at traffic. >> hi. good morning, everyone. we start with a live look at our oakland camera, 880 at the coliseum. we have reports from the chp of a disabled car northbound 880 at 23rd. you can see the right lines, those are another -- those are the northbound lanes slowing down. i want to look at the richmond sandra feld bridge. this has been the morning throughout the morning. we had an earlier stalled i cleared but we have slow traffic everywhere. >> thank you.
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for savings of 40 to 70 percent on all your holiday needs. >> good morning, coming up we have kristin shandwick performing from her album. mike: tracking a little far, especially in the east bay neighborhoods. eys, south of walnut creek, it is pretty thick there. it will lift in the next half-hour-45 minutes or so. 39 in morgan hill to 50 to 52 in oakland and san francisco. we will warm into low to mid-60's, which is cooler than yesterday, with increasing high clouds. the reason 40's the next couple mornings, 70 this weekend though.
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kumasi: thank you. we will have another update in about 30 minutes. you can find the latest that abc7news.com. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: welcome back to "gma." it's our "dancing with the stars" after party. ♪ >> welcome back to our "dancing with the stars" after party. the winners and finalists flew all night long to be here with us live in times square.lier ine here with us right now. here in times square. daniella, jojo siwa and her daniella, jojo siwa and her partner, jenna, amanda kloots and her parter cody rigsby and cheryl. thank you all. we've seen all 30 seasons. this was special. >> it really was.
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>> it really was. you brought it all. >> you brought it all and you didn't sleep last night. the party continued from the show on to the plane. f e many of youht at e beraise urd you thought that was -- none of you thought you would dance your way into the finals? >> no. you would hope. >> it was such an incredible cast that you really could not predict it. >> everyone was just so good in the beginning right away. >> we had a spice girl. >> you had a little bit of everything. >> never thought we would be. >> jojo and jenna, can i just say, thank you, thank you. i was watching with a group of friends last night and just throughout the whole season, such trail blazers. what did it mean for you all? >> you know, it meant the world to me. getting to do this for myself, but for so many little kids and adults, you know, who are part of the lgbtq community to see that, dancing with the same sex
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as you just as loving the same sex as you isn't weird. it's not unaccepted. it's celebrated and it's accepted and it's so awesome and i feel like this just got to show that in such a bright, smiley, happy way and every week was better than the last. >> couldn't agree more. >> and, cody, what moves are yo to the bike? >> i'm so excited to get back to ploton. we are giving a reinforced body roll. >> can you show us? >> shakendmmy. i mean, got to get me out here. all right. the body roll is going to be -- ♪ oh baby baby ♪ ♪ >> yes, yes. ♪ oh, baby, baby ♪ >> all on the bike. all on the bike. >> all on the bike. >> absolutely.
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>> trust me, he does that all on the bike. we know this. >> make sure your shoes are tied. >> cheryl, you really bonded from the time you all had to be quarantined together didn't that just bring you -- >> for sure. i don't think i would rather get covid than anybody else, my covid buddy, cody covid. it was challenging in the beginning because we just met. to have a zoom relationship and communicate and have to teach him via zoom was difficult but we were able to get back and we were just happy to have that opportunity really. >> really amazing to see how well you did dance together, you know, through zoom. and, amanda, you were so vulnerable this season. >> yeah. >> what did you learn about yourself through your dancing journey? >> oh, my gosh. i mean so many things, i think this show, it just brings up so many unexpected emotions because you're working so hard. i mean, it was so great to work with alan every day and to find,
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you know, a new friend and trust somebody again and have that person that you can rely on every day and, you know, just to do something for myself every day. that was so nice and it sounds a little selfish but, you know, as a mom, as a single mom and i oujobacknthours life. >> i often say self-care is not being selfish. not at all. >> that's great, robin. >> well, thank you. wonderful to see your family and giving you a big shoutout like that and iman, we're going to right now. >> uh-oh. >> dani and iman, we're so proud mwah. . >> congratulations. >> you did a wonderful job. amazing, amazing performances, congratulations. we love you. >> it was great to hear from all of y'all's family and friends, very special.
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>> they love this show, man. >> when lara and i were in l.a. it seems like just yesterday but it was so long ago to make the big announcement you were talking about your momma to us. she said that's going in her home. >> oh, yeah. >> is it? >> oh, yeah. i mean i'm going to celebrate and, you know, me and my wife, my kids are going to have a good time dancing around, take some pictures. but usually my trophies all go in cases with my parents just because they've been doing that shrine with whatever me and my brothers got going on since a young age, liken if you get third place they're going to keep it. you know what i mean? it's cool to put stuff that it means stuff so she can keep it. >> you do it for more than just yourself. >> i get mine and put it on a chain, the mirror ball. >> and now that the season is over -- it does seem like yesterday you and lara were there. who is going to continue to dance now that the season is contuer.wew you'reoi t
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aol ev, eit, just toe gog to want to dance with you. when emmitt smith won, people were picking him up from iting his crab cake to dance. are you ready for that? >> yes, absolutely. there's two ballroom studios right by my house and i was like, why do i want to sign up to take privates? why do i want to keep doing this every single day of my life? it's addicting. it's fun. it's so fun. >> yeah and you're great at it. >> y'all, can we give a shoutout to the pros all season long? [ applause ] they really -- come on. thank y'all. >> season 30. you know what, coming up, everybody. we'll see just how much these couples learned this season so don't go anywhere. we have more of "dancing with the stars" on "gma." >> don't be scurred. ♪ i'm still standing ♪ ♪ i'm still standing, yeah,
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when you have the world's longest list you go to ross so you can work that budget and get those savings. i love saying yes to more merry for less at ross. i could not be more proud of you for making it to the finale of "da i could not be more proud of you for making it to the finale of "dancing with the stars." >> thank you from the bottom of our hearts for inspiring the entire country living out our dreams week after week.
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>> we are so proud of you. >> hey, cody rigsby, he's getting a special message from his peloton co-workers waiting to see that body roll, everybody.thhaing two d awayit is time to have a little fall fun. we've got all of our "dancing with the stars" finalists live here in the studio so we're going to get our groove on with a little game we call the funky fall get-down. jimmie allen and lara will be our judges. >> watching you. >> and the winner, show them what the winner will walk away, the coveted pumpkin mirror trophy? >> our own take on the mirror ball. >> that will look good in somebody mom's trophy chest. each team has 20 seconds. pick a piece of the giant pie and will tell you which costume or prop to grab.
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then you have to make up a dance inspired by that prop or costume. >> yeah, just go for it. >> grab it. see what it is and go for it. >> oh, boy. >> jenna and jojo, you are up first. are you ready? >> yes. >> g which piece? gobble, gobble. ♪ >> come on. ♪ >> give me a leg. >> all right. all right. all right. that was impressive. >> iman, you're over there laughing, buddy. hey, you and daniella, you're up next. a ardeth it looks. daniella, what we got? >> let's play in the leaves.
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>> play in the leaves. [ cheers ] >> all right. you got the leaves. >> all right. ♪ just dance ♪ ♪ just dance ♪ >> cha-cha, cha-cha. oh, my gosh. ♪ just dance ♪ >> don't fall. don't fall. [ cheers ] >> you got the leaves. >> iman was very committed. >> amanda, alan, your turn. three, two, one, take away that piece of pie. oh, you got the pumpkin. >> okay. >> go, go, go. >> oh.
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♪ move for me, move for me ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ dance for me, dance for me ♪ ♪ oh ♪ >> all right. there we go. the pumpkin dance. >> i like it. i like it. >> all right. last but not least, cheryl, cody, what do we got? the mashed potato. >> okay. >> the mashed potato. >> i have no idea. >> let's go. mashed potato. >> come on over here. >> there we go. mashed potato. ♪ i can handle it ♪ ♪ i'm feeling it ♪ >> oh, paso doble. paso doble. swing and kick. >> okay, okay.
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[ cheers ] >> all right. hey, i will tell you this, as a judge, that was a lot harder than it looked. like that was fantastic, though, but we have our trusty judges, look at them. they're figuring out who the winner is. i know it's a tough call. we all know it's a tough call, right? >> i have to say -- >> are you ready? >> we are. after much deliberation, yes. >> you in agreement? >> yes. >> footwork, i think i saw some lines, some missteps. >> yeah, i did too. i did too. >> okay, len. >> i think, you know, after great consideration, it was mutual. >> the mashed potato. >> yes. >> cody rigsby, you are the winner. >> the mashed potato was worth the lint roller you'll need to get it off your jacket. congratulations. there you go.[ appl
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>> that will go great in the studio. >> thank you, guys. thank you. >> we'll leave the studio because we'll now go to ginger. hey, ginger. >> reporter: hey, michael. you got me out here trying to get a frame in with my christmas trees. but how about we talk about this, hulu, if you have not been a part of it, i've been catching up on their new season. so good. if you're one that doesn't have it, get early access to a hulu black friday deal. you ready for it? vast library of hit tv show, films, originals just 99 cents a month for an entire year of ad supported hulu. that's 85% off and you can find more information at goodmorningamerica.com. the offer runs through cyber monday and certain offer terms apply. just had to get that in there. i will keep dancing with
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♪ the whole world ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] michael, lara and i are with the busiest man in country music, jimmie allen is here. he just won a cma award for new artist of the year. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> didn't you kind of co-host down there at the cmas? >> it was so fun. it was a good time. >> had his third baby, y'all. [ cheers ] >> all that, put out a new album this year with new music on the way. how do you do it? >> honestly, i think growing up not having a lot, but having the strength of my parents teaching
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me that it's not about having a lot but the effort you put into things and with the strength of my wife and kids, they keep me motivated, keep me focused and always a good time. >> amen to that. we loved your performance last night in the finale and he's going to perform his hit single, which just hit the top ten on the country music radio. from your new album "bettie james," "freedom was a highway" hit it, jimmy. [ applause ] ♪ >> whoo! ♪ sunset through a windshield i can see it now like a picture in a frame ♪ ♪ blue jeans and t-shirts who we
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were we wore it like a name ♪ ♪ wish i could go back to those days ♪ ♪ when the town was the whole world and love was the girl next door ♪ ♪ soundtrack was a song in the dark ♪ ♪ i miss those days when our dreams were there for chasing ♪ time tt wasted were summer oh, as h o ♪ barbwire on a fencepost with a crosswind ♪ ♪ on a road no one was on yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ five deep with our hands up just singing along to a country song ♪ ♪ i wish i could rewind and replay ♪ ♪ when the town was the whole world and love was the girl next door ♪
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♪ soundtrack was a song in the dark ♪ ♪ i miss those days when our dreams were there for chasing ♪ ♪ but time was better wasted we were summer young ♪ ♪ and living for a friday and feedom was a highway ♪ ♪ and freedom was a highway yeah ♪ ♪ and freedom was a highway freedom was a highway ♪ ♪ and freedom was a highway oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ ♪ and freedom was a highway, oh, oh, oh ♪ >> yeah! [ cheers and applause ]
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>> hey! >> yes. >> wait, michael, michael, y'all didn't have to throw a party for my birthday but thank you. >> we brought in a very -- there you go. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> you know, we brought in somebody to sing happy birthday to frie.ouy ♪y in jimake it away happy birthday to you ♪ >> ah! thank you. [ applause ] thank you so much. >> that is a great birthday celebration. >> that is. thank you. thank you. >> everybody, have a great day. >> can i have one of these? >> yes. [ cheers and applause ]
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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: good morning. jobina: good morning. we will start with a look at emeryville up 80. it will be a big travel corridor tomorrow for the thanksgiving holiday. according to aaa, do not travel if you can help of between 4:00 p.m. at 6:00 p.m. eastbound on 80 throughout the bay area. they predict traffic will be about 270% higher the volumes the normal flow. mike: no. we need those flying cars. let me tell you about was going on. fog will be prevalent in the central valley. not a lot along i-5. 62 to 66 degrees.
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much warmer this weekend. kumasi: thank you, mike. time for "live with kelly and ryan." >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new series, "the hot zone: anthrax," tony goldwyn. plus, a performance from broadway star and recording artist, kristin chenoweth. and kelly and her firstborn son serve up the tasty thanksgiving treat as we continue "live family cooking." and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> ryan: hey! hi, guys. hello, deja.
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