before our eyes. we can see these wonderful color images here now, but this is exactly what we would have been seeing at king george vi's funeral all those years ago. and the emotion then was about a man who led a nation through a war. the emotion know i think is a woman who led us through peace. but somebody who really did command total respect around the world, somebody who was on the throne when stalin was still leader of the soviet union. she's met so many presidents from truman onward. she's been in all of our lives for so long. it's a moment not just for rlo ain to mourn, but for the ♪

>> the sound of the marching bands and big ben in the background. and the family led by the new king, king charles iii, behind his mother. and, victoria, as we heard robert saying there, the history of this moment and what the queen helped the people of the united kingdom usher in all of the changes along the way to think that when she began, winston churchill, harry truman, and all of the u.s. presidents that she met since then, famous images, the dancing with gerald ford, riding horseback with

ronald reagan, high tea, dinner with the obamas. she witnessed so much change. as a head of state, she made sure that that relationship with the united states remained very strong. >> she absolutely did. so many historical moments there with the queen and u.s. presidents throughout the years, absolutely. and i think it's incredibly poignant as you say, winston churchill was her first prime minister and then just two days before she died, she brought in her 15th prime minister who turned out, of course, to be her last. i think you speak about her relationship with the u.s., her relationship with countries all over the world, and this is incredible visibility that she had globally. she visited more than a hundred countries throughout her reign, formed those personal relationships. and we see even in her death, just how visible she still

planned to be. i think when she came back to buckingham palace here last night in that state hearse, it was lit up, it was dark. but the hearse was lit so people could see her coffin. we see this long, slow procession today, giving more people the opportunity to come and catch a final glimpse of the woman whose motto was, i have to be seen to be believed. >> as they approach westminster, let's watch and listen.

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♪ ♪ ♪ >> queen elizabeth ii now in westminster hall where the people of the united kingdom, the people of london will be able to pay their respects. the family, as you can see, this is our first time seeing images of the extended royal family gathered there at westminster. the choir of westminster abbey and the choir of st. james

palace are singing 139 as the queen entered westminster. the queen's children now joined behind the coffin. you can see queen consort camilla at king charles iii's side. victoria, extremely powerful to see the family together now. >> extremely powerful moment, david, to see the queen's coffin lying there in westminster hall. the beginning of her lying in state. there will be a short service now conducted by the archbishop of canterbury and then her body will lie for the public to come through and pay their respects. and i think this will be an incredible next few days when we will really get to see just how powerful the relationship was between queen elizabeth ii and

her people. those queues expected to extend for miles as people wait to have their moment in person. we now live, david, in the digital age, but this is not something that can be experienced digitally. people will be queueing to have that personal moment, be part of of this moment in history. 300,000 people filed past her late father's coffin in 1952. and i think at the end of these next four days, we will have a record that has far extended that number. >> let's listen for a moment. >> if i go and prepare a place for you, i will come again and receive you unto myself. that where i am, there ye may be

also. and where i go you know and the way you know. thomas said unto him, lord, we know not where thou go and how can we know the way? jesus said unto him, i am the way, the truth and the life. no man cometh unto the father but by me. >> oh merciful god, the father of our lord jesus christ who is the resurrection and life. whomever believe this shall believe shall not die eternally. who taught us not to be sorry as

men without hope, for them that sleep in him, we meekly besiege you to raise us from the death of sin unto the life of righteousness. that when we shall depart this life, we may rest in him as our hope is that our sister. and that at the general resurrection in the last day, we may be found acceptable in thy sight and receive that blessing which thy well beloved saying, come, receive the kingdom prepared for you from the beginning of the world. grant this oh merciful father through jesus christ, our mediator and redeemer. as our savior christ has

commanded and taught us, we are bold to say, our father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. and lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. thine is the kingdom, the power and the glory forever and ever, amen. ♪

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>> oh, god the protector of all who trust in thee. without whom nothing is strong, nothing is holy. increase and multiply upon us thy mercy, that thou being our ruler and guide, we may so pass through things temporal that we finally lose not things eternal. grant this oh heavenly father for jesus christ's sake, amen. >> all: amen. >> unto god's gracious mercy and protection, we commit to you. the lord bless you and keep you. the lord make his face to shine

upon you and be gracious unto you. the lord lift up the light of his countenance upon you and give you peace, and the blessing of god almighty, the father, the son, and the holy spirit be among you and remain with you always. amen. >> all: amen. >> the archbishop of canterbury with the blessing there at westminster. queen elizabeth ii will lie in state for four days until the funeral on monday. i'm sure all of you at home watching have found it profoundly moving to see the family together here for the first time. you can see king charles iii, queen consort camilla at his side now, princess kate beside prince william, and you can see the pain on william's face during that service.

prince harry, duchess meghan behind the coffin as well along with the extended family. deeply moving journey to westminster, a journey that was planned by queen elizabeth ii herself. the crown above the coffin there. we should note that robin roberts and i will be back in london for the funeral on monday morning. we'll be on the air a short time before "good morning america" in the east, so we certainly hope on monday morning you'll wake up with us as we bid farewell along with the uk and the rest of the world, as we bid farewell to queen elizabeth ii. we leave you here for now with this image of the family, the king, the queen consort, the princes and their wives. i'm david muir. i'll see you later for "world news tonight" with the extraordinary team on the ground there in london, and our

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and that turned into an investigation of a sex scandal and the president's relationship with white house intern monica lewinsky. starr's report led to clinton's impeachment by the house for personal and obstruction of justice acquitted by the senate. in 2020 starr came back and served on the defense team and president trump's first impeachment trial. he died yesterday in the hospital from complications after surgery. he was 76. turning to baseball, aaron judge took two more huge steps towards the record books. he smashed this opposite field drive in the sixth against the red sox for home run number 56 this season and then in the eighth, judge with this, watch. 389-foot shot to left field. that's number 57. now judge needs just five more homers to break the all-time american league record set by fellow yankee, roger maris 61 years ago, and judge capped off an epic night by scoring in the tenth as the yankees beat their

bitter rivals the sox, 7-6. we've got a lot more ahead including airfares for the holidays. they are expected to go sky high. how you could still get a great deal coming up. right now our interview with the mother of the girl critically injured in the dwi crash involving then kansas city chiefs coach britt reid. she is speaking out with new details of what happened that fateful night. victor oquendo is in kansas city with the exclusive interview. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, george. we met felicia one day after britt reid pleaded guilty as part of a reduced sentence plea. this mother, she tells us her daughter aerial was always glued to her hip and says this is not what justice looks like. >> i remember looking in the mirror and seeing him coming, just full speed coming, and all of a sudden, everybody was stopped out. >> reporter: for the first time she is sharing horrific details about the night brit reid son of kansas city chief's head coach andy reid, crashed into her car leaving her daughter

ariel critically injured with a traumatic brain injury. >> oh, my god, he is about to hit us and boom. >> did you have a second to try to protect your daughter? >> no, i couldn't because it happened so fast. >> reporter: miller speaking with abc news just days after reid pleaded guilty to driving while impaired as part of a deal for a reduced sentence. >> anything to say before court this morning? >> no, thank you. >> reporter: the maximum prison time he'll now face, four years. >> he is just getting a slap on the wrist. anybody else had did that, we did that, any of us hit his car being drunk and injured one of his kids we would have been in jail. >> i think the family is upset because they perceive a different system of justice with those who have privilege and those who don't, those who have privilege and those from the victim's community. >> reporter: reid was an assistant coach for the chiefs at the time of the crash in february 2021, just three days before his team played in the super bowl. >> arriving on scene. one child possibly critically injured. slamming into felicia's cars and her cousin which broke down near the team's training facility. both pulled over on the shoulder. >> three vehicles involved. dark colored sedan and silver suv and one vehicle is flipped.

>> reporter: according to a search warrant obtained by abc news, an officer on scene reported smelling a moderate odor of alcoholic beverages emanating from reid. he told the officer he had had two to three drinks and was on the prescription drug adderall. this image from the kr wreck an where ariel was sitting, totally crushed. >> i don't hear my baby and i was freaking out then finally we find her because she's buried under the seats. all the seats broke in the car. >> she was just trapped underneath some seats in the car? >> yeah, when i got her out of the car she was stiff like you see like this, my arm is stiff, she was stiff like a board. >> reporter: ariel rushed to the hospital spending nearly two weeks in a coma. >> when she did finally wake up what was that like for you? >> it was like, oh, my god, my baby -- god heard me and my baby woke up. i was relieved but she didn't at that time, she didn't know nothing. she didn't know who i was. hey, baby.

she's, you know, moving away. >> she didn't recognize you? >> no. she didn't recognize me. >> reporter: felicia says ariel doesn't remember the crash and her daughter who loves to dance has had to relearn many things, details about ariel's condition are limited because of a legal agreement. in november the chiefs worked out a payment plan for her medical care. >> how is ariel doing? >> she's 7 now and she is back in school. it was a bit of a relief but it's still -- it was still difficult. it still is difficult sending her back. >> reporter: ariel's road to recovery is long but her family says she is improving every day. they wear these ariel strong shirts in support. >> she's been strong through the whole -- the whole almost two years from when she woke up through the coma and, you know, being strong through the hospital till now, being strong. >> reporter: and reid's attorne in part mr. reid accepted responsibility for his conduct. he continues to be remorseful and has apologized to all affected. he will be sentenced in late october. guys?

>> well, it is encouraging to see little ariel is doing better. victor, thank you. we appreciate that. we turn to the latest on the high-stakes transition of power happening in england as king charles begins his reign and inherits the massive fortune of the crown, tax-free. chief foreign correspondent ian pannell has the latest outside buckingham palace. ian, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, whit. the eyes of much of the nation are now focused here in the capital and those final few days until the queen is buried but attention is turning, as you suggest, not just to her legacy but to also what she leaves behind financially in a country that's very much in the midst of economic pain. with the crown, charles inherits great responsibility, but also great wealth. king charles iii is in line for a double inheritance as the son and monarch. >> there's a lot of debate about whether or not the monarchy -- they argue they bring in money through tourism.

opposition argues that there are lots of funds that would find . >> reporter: the king now has three main sources of wealth. sovereign grant, money the uk treasury gives the crown to fulfill its royal duties. last year the queen received $57 million. the family's private wealth, the full extent a closely guarded secret. then duchy of lancaster. a private estate the monarch receives. the queen received $27 million from its last year. the royals have never revealed the sums of their personal fortunes, "the sunday times" estimate the queen is at $426 million. >> i cannot help but feel the weight of history. >> reporter: however big his inheritance, king charles isn't legally obliged to pay tax on it unlike everyone else in britain. they're liable to pay a 40% tax. >> as king he is except from inheritance tax on money he receives from the queen, even when it comes to personal wealth. i think at a time like this when

a lot are struggling when you're talking about someone with such wealth, i think that is likely to spark some criticism and debate. >> reporter: today even the younger royals are getting richer. prince william who is now the prince of wales and the duke of cornwall will receive the duchofor it's u one of the largest real estate portfolios worth more than a billion dollars. last year it turned a profit of roughly $25 million. all of that going to the then prince charles at the time who managed the state for decades. for years the duchy has bankrolled the lifestyle of the next in line windsors, including prince william and kate and harry and meghan for a time. this change of the royal guard coming when times are tough for millions in the uk. the energy crisis and soaring inflation hitting the pockets of british taxpayers. some taking issue with taxpayer dollars supporting the monarchy and their lifestyle. >> it's hard to justify that, especially when so many people are struggling. >> they are quite wealthy already and i don't see why the need.

>> reporter: well, charles may have been waiting in the wings longer than any other monarch, but he hasn't had the same level of scrutiny that he's now about to face. i think not just of his finances but every single thing he says and does. once again last night caught on camera losing his cool proving once more that filling the void left by the queen is just going to be tough. guys? >> as the world is definitely on him. are expected to soar. we'll tell you how you can find the best deals right now. ..breathing problems.not fon it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. imagine that.

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>> reporter: they certainly have. so many people lining the streets just trying to catch a glimpse of the royal family and so we've got a really cute video. it's a young man outside hillsborough castle in northern ireland. it happened yesterday. everyone is trying to greet queen camilla and king charles iii, see the little boy who looks like prince harry. wait for his reaction right now. >> reporter: yeah. so we zoomed in there for you. look, these are kids. there have been so many people excited to see the new king and a lot of people are paying their respects quiet giving condolences but there's excitement as well and that kind of sums it up. this has been a time to be sad

and solemn, but there is some celebration and bringing in a new era but can you imagine that moment for that kid. >> reporter: i think he will remember that forever. looks like he might have gone viral at this point too. so i don't think he'll be able to forget it. even if he would like to, but we have seen that, just the joy of people, and their respect, yes, to the queen, but their excitement about a new monarch and welcoming a new king, so that's all apart of it. there is sadness and joy and excitement too. >> reporter: whit, george, cecelia, nice to pluck out those little moments and share those. plenty of those happening around the uk as well. >> thanks for bringing it to us. i know you have a lot more to come throughout the rest of the show. coming up, serena williams, she's joining us live. stay with us. it takes energy to take on the world.■ so whether you■re breaking a sweat, breaking down barriers, or breaking the laws of gravity, keep moving with the ultimate energy bar. we bake in delicious, wholesome ingredients,

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: good morning, i reggie aqui from abc seven mornings. how is traffic? sue: we are backed up at the bay toll plaza, pretty typical but we did have an accident blocking at least one, maybe two of the toll lanes, still closed due to the broken sand barrel. give yourself extra time, about a 20 minute delay and across the san mateo bridge we had an earlier stall that has been cleared. drew: it has been breezy, northwesterly wind strongest over the city and through the delta. it will bring us good air quality had later today, cool temperatures. we are in the 50's and 60's for the most part under partly cloudy skies. this is the exploratorium camera showing you the sun and clouds. a light chop on bay waters, here's how the deschutes up.

probably cloudy throughout the day. temperatures below average, it will feel like fall this afternoon into the 60's and 70's and we will keep that breeze the entire day. reggie: thank you for streaming us on the bay area app, it continues and for everyone

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. relentless rise. the disappointing new economic report showing prices climbing more than expected. it sent markets tumbling. how the fed could respond and what president biden is saying about the fight against inflation. farewell to the queen. thousands gathering to say good-bye as the monarch's coffin leaves buckingham palace one last time to lie in state for four days at westminster. the king and his sons, william and harry, all at the palace overnight. ♪ you know it's not the same as it was ♪ gisele bundchen on putting her career on hold to raise her kids. the supermodel talks family, football and her future and her husband tom brady's decision to play one more year.

♪ thank you next ♪ cracking the insurance code. with new iphones hitting stores how to know if an insurance plan is right for you. the five major options and how to pick the right one for your family. ♪ and we're kicking off hispanic heritage month with gloria estefan. ♪ come on baby shake your body do that conga ♪ >> how she brought a seismic shift to the music industry, the story behind one of her biggest songs. why nothing motivates her more than the word no and the memory that brought her to tears. >> you did it to me again. ♪ a lovely day, lovely day, lovely day ♪ 50 dates in 50 states. the so-called tiktok bachelor live in times square after crisscrossing the country going on many, many first dates looking for love. now is he ready for his perfect match? ♪ i'm free to be the greatest ♪ plus, are you ready for the g.o.a.t.?

because greatness is in times square, serena williams joins us live, the tennis superstar talking about that incredible farewell match and her next chapter as we say, good morning, america. morning, america.again, good - and we'll say this again, serena williams is live in times square. >> yes. >> so excited to talk to her. cannot wait for that. >> what did you call it, the we're not worthy bow? >> i've been practicing all morning. >> definitely looking forward to that. also this morning, with the new iphone debut just days away, should you get tech insurance to safeguard your gadgets? becky worley has the answer. >> she always has the answer. we start with the fallout from yesterday's report which dashed hopes that the worst of inflation is behind us. markets opening this morning after the sharpest one-day loss in two years. back to our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis on the floor of the new york stock exchange. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: hi again, george. it was the worst day for stocks since june of 2020 when the economy was in the throes of the pandemic.

the s&p 500, which is what's in most 401(k) retirement accounts, down 4.3%. here on wall street it's another volatile day ahead. what this report underscores is it's hard to get rid of inflation. while gas prices are trending lower, american families are spending $460 more a month on the same services they did last year. groceries up 13.5%. shelter costs, up 6.2% and medical care services up 5.6% from a year ago. meantime, wages aren't keeping up. the fed said it will aggressively fight this inflation with rate hikes. you see how hard that is to do. as rates climb, the cost of borrowing gets more expensive, new mortgages, car loans, credit

cards. many economists say there could be pain ahead, like a recession. george? >> hitting just about everybody. thanks very much. we turn to more on the farewell for queen elizabeth. the monarch's coffin leaving buckingham palace one final time this morning and thousands have been lining up there for hours to pay their respects. let's go back to amy and t.j. in london. hey, guys, good morning again. >> reporter: cecelia, it was just remarkable to witness history, the pomp and pageantry that took place as we watched queen elizabeth ii's coffin leave buckingham palace for the final time and make its way up to westminster hall in an incredible show of precision. it was a 38-minute journey from point a to point b. the thousands of people who crowded those streets, there was no room left. in fact, they put up big monitors in hyde park for people to witness history in the making. for so many people to pay their final respects to the queen they

loved so much. then we saw the members of the royal family and the siblings. king charles leading the way next to his siblings and his sons, william and harry, behind him. it was incredible to see that show of force walking down the streets of london headed to westminster. >> reporter: we talked aboutjuxd today it was solemn. it was absolutely quiet along that route today. only one time applause broke out. you can imagine that entire journey for 38 minutes, people were silent. we saw a lot of people wiping tears today. she's made her way here to westminster. this is where she'll be. hundreds and thousands are expected to pay their respects over the next several days.

guys? >> we turn to the city of lights, paris will soon be a little darker after adopting several energy-saving measure, among them shutting off the lights atop the eiffel tower one hour earlier each night. the city is trying to save energy as russia cuts gas supplies due to the war in ukraine. other plans in france include delaying heat for public buildings this winter. the actions come after europe saw its hottest summer in recorded history. coming up in our "gma morning menu," gisele bundchen is opening a door into her relationship with tom brady. how she dialed back her career so he could pursue his dreams. what she says about her future. if you've been dreaming of starting your own business, lori b. is here with great tips from managing your brand, your sales and reaching your customers. plus, he's known as th tiktok bachelor going on 50 dates in 50 states. well now he's looking to go on a second date but with who? we'll find that out. lara, you've got a special guest this morning. >> i do. happy birthday, this girl. tory johnson's b-day, everybody. she's the one giving out presents. the gift of some of her favorite "deals & steals," so many great ones.

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♪ ♪ well, that's a good song. >> yeah. >> welcome back to "gma." tomorrow on "gma" we are excited steve carell is joining us live in times square to talk about his new thrillr "the patient." >> it is such a good show. >> you were just saying. >> it's fantastic. >> oh, so good. we turn to our cover story, gisele bundchen's candid new interview sharing her feelings, everything from being a mom to husband tom brady's football career. erielle reshef here with the story. good morning, erielle. >> good morning to you, george. it is a rare and revealing interview, gisele opening up about her feelings on tom brady's decision to turn to football and striking a balance and raising their three children. nd fas beyondambundch gcier of s "elle" openg family and back her blockbuster career to raise her children with husband of 13 years, tom brady.

in the wide-ranging interview the 42-year-old telling the magazine, i've done my part which is to be there for tom. i moved to boston and i focused on creating a cocoon and a loving environment for my children to grow up in and to be there supporting him and his dreams. adding, i feel very fulfilled as a mother and wife and now it's going to be my turn. for years she's been a staple on the sidelines cheering on her husband's legendary football career. the seven-time super bowl champ announcing his retirement back in february, but the 45-year-old stunning fans by unretiring just six weeks later. this summer the hall of famer taking an unusual 11-day break from buccaneers training camp fueling questions about his family and future telling reporters, he just needed some time away. >> it's all personal. everyone has different situations they're dealing with so we have unique challenges. >> reporter: though the interview wrapped weeks before brady's break, gisele did address rumors that she wants the father of three to retire

for good. obviously i have my concerns, this is a very violent sport and i have my children and i would like him to be more present. i have definitely had those conversations with him over and over again. but ultimately i feel that everybody has to make the decision that works for them. he needs to follow his joy too. and gisele a longtime environmental activist is now turning her focus to raising awareness about the ecosystems of her home country of brazil by producing a travel series saying i have a huge list of things i want to do. at 42 i feel more connected with my purpose. the october issue of "elle" hits newsstands october 4th. guys? >> erielle, thanks very much. we turn to guarding your gadgets and the question that's top of mind for many consumers with new smartphones coming out including the iphone 14 this friday. should you get insurance for that purchase? becky worley joins us now to help us out. becky, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. let's talk phone insurance. there are lots of options. you have manufacturer care, retailer insurance, third-party plans. all i know is that replacing a phone can cost hundreds if not

thousands of dollars and i don't want that money coming out of my pocket. leondra is a serial phone smasher. >> this is my third phone in a year. if that says anything, that says a lot. >> reporter: and that has cost her. >> it was over a thousand dollars. that's money that i could have been using towards a vacation. >> reporter: is she a good candidate for tech insurance? yeah, probably. >> usually what they'll cover is if the phone breaks, screen cracks or something, it will be a little cheaper to get it repaired. >> reporter: "consumer reports" says there are lots of options. but the first distinction, do you need a warranty or insurance? >> with the actual gadget insurance there's usually two different kinds. basic coverage plan that costs a little bit less but still a few hundred dollars typically and they'll cover it if you break your phone or drop it. then there's the more expensive comprehensive insurance where they'll cover anything from theft to you lose your phone, drop it in the water. >> reporter: next where to

purchase coverage? you have five major options. first, retailers and manufacturers, we're talking walmart, target, apple, samsung then cell phone companies offer their own coverage, third party companies like squaretrade. some credit cards have coverage and finally your homeowner's insurance. but another factor to consider if you need to use the insurance, which policies will give you a new phone asap and which make you pay out of pocket and put in for a reimbursement? and some even make you give up your phone for awhile. so do the math. not everyone needs the extra cost. >> if you're a little more careful and take precautions the insurance plan probably doesn't make sense for you. >> reporter: for leondra, she'll be jumping on asap. >> if i drop it and it gets destroyed at least i'll have insurance and won't have to shell out thousands of dollars for a new phone. >> reporter: the devil is in the details. you need to read the fine print to understand what your plan

covers. prices range from 7 to $20 a month on individual phones. family plans up to four people can cost between 20 and $45 monthly. and one other tidbit if you're buying a new phone and want apple care you need to get it within 60 days of purchasing the phone but some of these other plans will let you insure a phone you've owned for awhile. it doesn't have to be a brand-new phone, guys. i definitely got this for my teenagers and their phones. >> thanks for reading the fine print for us, becky. we turn now to our celebration of hispanic heritage month. music legend gloria estefan, she is talking about what her heritage means to her, her larger than life career and making a place in music history. abc news contributor maria elena salinas got to sit down with the superstar and she joins us now. maria elena, it's your first time on "gma." >> reporter: thank you so much. buenos dias. good morning, cecilia. so good to be with you. who doesn't know the queen of

pop? i know that you do. you know, her music makes you want to dance, it makes you want to sing along or just enjoy the rhythm. but what some people might not know is gloria estefan's personal history as an immigrant, a devoted daughter, as a loving mother and grandmother, really dedicated to her family and, of course, a latina trailblazer very, very proud of her roots. ♪ one, two, three, four ♪ ♪ come on baby say you love me ♪ ♪ five, six, seven times ♪ >> reporter: she brought a seismic shift to the music industry with her cuban sounds and catapulted crossover success for some of the biggest international stars. staying true to her roots and never forgetting her -- [ singing in non-english ]

>> when did you realize this is what i want to do for a living? >> i didn't feel the need to do it for other people and then i meet emilio. >> they had to change to miami latin boys because it wasn't just boys anymore. >> exactly. >> reporter: gloria and the miami sound machine burst on to the scene with hits like "let it loose" and "conga" which had percussion and latin beats. ♪ i know you can't control yourself any longer feel the rhythm of the music getting stronger don't you fight it till you try to do the conga beat ♪ >> they thought it wasn't going to be a hit because they thought it was too latin sounding, but there's nothing more motivating to emilio and me than the word no. >> what does being la ou? >>healthat ts s stilled inare j important as the ones that my mother clung to and made sure d i always say i was replanted in american soil but i was watered with cuban sun and cuban water.

>> you have countless grammys, presidential medal of honor. >> i remember when we got the presidential medal of freedom. it's the first time a couple ever received it together. all i could think of is my dad. the medal of freedom is the reason he brought us to this country and to be receiving that was -- >> wow. >> it was a big deal. >> it must have been very special for you. >> you did it to me again. >> no, i didn't do anything. >> you always make me cry. >> reporter: to gloria estefan, her most important legacy is the one that she leaves in her family. her daughter emily and grandson sasha following in her footsteps. she couldn't be prouder. can't wait for you to see their story. >> we also can't wait. you'll have a lot more as part of abc's hispanic heritage month special, "soul of a nation presents mi gente: groundbreakers and changemakers" airing tonight at 10:00 p.m. on abc. very excited for that. ginger, back to you. >> thanks, cecelia.

i have to give you an update. we passed the climatological peak of hurricane season. this was taken from where we were in st. thomas, the u.s. virgin islands looking nice now, but fiona is trying to form. now an update from the national hurricane center just moments ago, a 70% chance this becomes a named storm or depression here. it looks like it will in many of the models tracking through the eastern caribbean so we'll watch that and then see where it goes after. ♪ i got you ♪

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>> you know what else is cool, tory -- so can you bring in that last special item? it's not a party without a cake and we love you so much, tory. happy birthday to you. >> you guys, whoa. >> we're celebrating all things that matter to you. >> my little baby. my pooches. this is phenomenal. >> happy birthday to you. check out these deals. they're all good. i don't know how you'll choose but try. go to goodmorningamerica.com. the celebration doesn't end here because serena is with us, and even more deals coming up. what a day on "gma." happy birthday, tory. >> thank you.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi aaron with abc seven mornings. let's check in with sue for a look at traffic. sue: one lane shut down in the metering lights on early, it looks pretty typical, but a bit longer delay than most mornings. we have an accident on the east bay, 8: 80. 8 -- 880. it is jammed, particularly into fremont.

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kumasi? kumasi: we will have another update in 30 minutes. you can always find the latest ♪ i'm the greatest ♪ our next guest is a fashion designer, a businesswoman and i guess i buried the lead. one of the greatest athletes of all time. the author of a new children's book, "adventures of qai qai," please welcome serena williams. [ applause ] so, congratulations, i guess on just about everything. >> yeah. thank you. >> two weeks since your final match at the u.s. open. i think we have a picture of you getting some rest right after. [ laughter ] how is this all sinking in? >> i don't know yet. yeah, it hasn't quite sunk in yet. i feel like i'm -- i've been so busy like literally every st two

literally slept all day. but otherwise, it's just like, okay, i'm still running a business, still have my company. >> still a mom. >> still a mom. [ laughter ] >> you know. so, yeah. >> you were just remarkable. you hit that final shot and i can't even imagine what it must have been like to be in new york with that crowd. >> it was amazing. the crowd was -- oh, my god. it was really the most amazing experience to be there and i don't know. just to have that crowd. i couldn't have asked for anything more and it was -- i'll never forget those moments, you know, it was pretty awesome. >> you did such a great job keeping composed remembering to thank all of the special people. we all were so touched. your shoutout to your sister. >> yes. >> that was just awesome. >> i just have to say she sort of threw it out there that she might drag you back in.

>> i know because she's like -- she's not done yet. this is just me. >> i know. she made that clear and trying to get you not to be done. >> trying to get me and i'm like, no, listen, yeah, i -- i mean, you never know. i always say -- i have just been saying that, you know, i think tom brady started a really cool trend, you know. [ laughter ] >> retire, retire and retire again. >> yes, so, you know and the way he did it. like huge. >> how do you think this will work? we have be an talking about you, you're evolving from competitive tennis anyway. do you think you'll keep a foot in that world in some way? >> yeah, you know, i do. i feel like tennis has given me so much and i feel like there's no way that i don't want to be involved in tennis somehow in the future. i don't know what that involvement is yet. but i do know that i love the sport so much. i love the game. i love everything about it and it's just been such a light in my life that i definitely want to keep some sort -- something

involved in it. >> my guess is there's a job available for you. [ laughter ] >> i just haven't figured out yet what that is. >> tell us about the "adventures of qai qai." what inspired this book? >> yeah, so qai qai is -- it's so authentic, a story we came up with during covid and this particular book of qai qai is about using her imagination because kids have such an amazing imagination and we couldn't leave the house and i was playing with olympia and our dog qai qai who has this amazing personality on all social media platforms. and, yeah, we just like wanted to really just put in people's minds that we can't forget how important it is to just use your imagination and play and also believe in yourself and so there's some really cool hidden messages in there about self-confidence and that you can do it and also just going back to the art of just being a kid.

>> yeah. >> yeah. >> one of the first things you notice is the beautiful illustrations. it's truly incredible. you handpicked yesenia moises to do the illustrations. what was it about her that you connected with? what was your daughter olympia's first reaction when she opened the book? >> when i saw the illustration, i said, listen, i really wanted to represent, you know, a black girl because i thought it was really important. the reason qai qai came on is i was looking for a black doll and i just wanted it to be something really authentic that represented like who we are, hair and like everything and the texture and i thought she did a wonderful job with getting that across from even with the mom and the dad. and it's, you know, it's an amazing family in the book. so anyway, olympia thinks it's her in the book. [ laughter ] she thinks the dad is my husband and it's quite funny because i'm

like, it's not us although it's heavily -- i don't want it to go to her head. she's like, can you read me the book? >> read my book. >> no, no, no, that's not you. this girl is a little older. you're not doing recitals like this and she's like, okay, okay, yeah, i'm not -- but when i'm 7 years old, that's going to be me. yeah, yeah. >> she's so precious. is this the beginning of yet another new business empire? is this the beginning of a series or -- >> you know what i love about the whole -- everything about qai qai, everything is so authentic. so i do think that, you know, because of the imagination there's going to be other stories that we would love to explore and where does qai qai go next and so i think there's something really special about that. so this is -- you know, i'm a dreamer. so, of course, it won't be one. it's like -- it has to be a lot of them so that's kind of the idea. >> that's awesome.

>> yeah. >> can we just say thank you for everything you have done? we are just -- i told them i was practicing our we're not worthy bow. we are so glad you're here. >> no. oh, please, no. thank you so much. yeah, it's been -- it's been an incredible journey and the journey continues. i'm just doing something different and i'm excited about it. >> when you were saying where will qai qai go next, i was thinking where will serena go next? there's a bit of a parallel there too. >> yeah, i don't know. outside of like disney world -- [ laughter ] >> that could probably be arranged. >> i'm sure olympia was watching for that this morning. >> she was and literally we can't wait. that's our favorite place to go. >> "adventures of qai qai" is out tuesday, september 27th. thank you for coming in. >> thank you so much. coming up, the key ingredients to starting a ingredients to starting a

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welcome back ♪ welcome back to "gma." we've been talking about that excessive heat out west. perhaps you missed it but in the last two weeks south florida has had several record highs. we have an earth cam there from fort lauderdale, but miami tied or broke a record four days already in the last two weeks. it's not as hot today. those were the heat indices in the mid-90s, to 10 degrees cooler. some has to do wit

now to something that may surprise you. despite the pandemic americans are starting new businesses at the fastest rate in a decade with more than 3 million applications this year alone. our lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto is here to tell us about a new start-up. good morning, lori. >> good morning, lara. many people have turned job insecurity into the opportunity of a lifetime. using their side hustles and creativity to start new businesses. this segment is sponsored by godaddy which is helping many new entrepreneurs thrive just like these two sisters who started a baking business. ♪ >> reporter: sisters nikki and jackie from maryland were furloughed from their government jobs in 2019. >> that was the largest federal shutdown.

we found ourselves right before christmas without paychecks. >> reporter: to relieve her stress nikki grabbed her apron and turned on her oven. >> i love to blake. i got in my kitchen and started playing with ingredients to really perfect the sweet potato cheesecake. >> reporter: she whipped up a decadent dessert that she shared. >> it's like bells and whistles went off. >> reporter: starting from scratch they created the furlough cheesecake and got help from godaddy to sell their desserts online. >> the website is so easy to build on godaddy. it was just a matter of plugging in and go live. >> reporter: their sweet treats became an overnight success. >> it went from a bake sale effort to a bakery in less than 30 days. >> this is our red velvet cheesecake. >> reporter: with flavors aplenty like red velvet, banana

pudding and that famous sweet potato that started it all after a year and a half they were able to open a store. >> thanks for coming in. >> i like their cheesecakes. they are delicious. >> reporter: godaddy's spokesperson geoff clawson says there are key ingredients to starting a successful business. first, find your customers and the best way to reach them. >> whether starting or growing business it's essential to be where your customers are. >> reporter: manage sales to track every purchase. >> godaddy designed a program from your dashboard you ers whev foritgraphs that sh you sell. >> reporter: create a consistent brand. >> it's super important to make your brand experience consistent across all your online and offline customer touch points. that way whether your customer visits in the store or online they know they're in the right place. >> reporter: the icing on the p

their sweetest expectations. >> to be able to sell our cheesecakes and to have people enjoy what we have to offer, there's no words. >> we got some more tips from godaddy. first, jackie and nikki made a smart move by starting their business online. it's never been more affordable or more profitable with less overhead costs than a traditional brick and mortar storyfront. e-commerce sets you up to learn the ropes while giving you time and resources to consider expanding your business' digital or physical footprint. >> i wish i had a taste of that cheesecake. it looked great. i think that's what you're saying, maybe have a foot in the door, no pun intended of a brick and mortar store or also have that flexibility. >> exactly. >> for payment and shipping. >> exactly. the way we all now shop has evolved so your business should too and today convenience is king. if you do have a traditional retail space and an e-commerce platform offer up purchase options like buy online, pick up

in store or if you're able to, curbside pickup. another smart tip, make it easy accepting a variety of payment methods, credit, debit, apple pay, tap to pay. there's so many different ones. makes purchasing to a larger customer base and staying up to date on convenient forms of payment makes it easier to go from perusal to purchase. >> that's so great. thank you so much for this. >> thank you. >> always good to see you. coming up, after 50 dates in 50 states, the tiktok bachelor who has traveled more than 25,000 miles hit every state, guys, to find love. he's here. and did he? we'll find out. "gma's" open for business is sponsored by godaddy. helping small business owners

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>> around the country twice and this morning after many, many first dates, now he's getting ready to go on a second date with that someone special. but first here's a look at his journey. ♪ >> reporter: 25-year-old matt wurnig becoming an internet sensation by going on 50 dates in 50 states. coined the tiktok bachelor, matt driving more than 25,000 miles setting up dates with girls across the country. >> here we go. >> reporter: taking his dates on rides in helicopters, hot air balloons. >> all right. we have it. >> reporter: even in a plane as a co-pilot. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> reporter: making it to every state in just six months and three days. >> date 35. date 46 of 50. it's the last and final date. >> reporter: so who will matt pick for a second date? let's find out right now.

>> all right. let's find out. matt is ready to find love, right? >> absolutely. >> don't want to put words in your month. joining us are four of his favorite dates. come out payton from michigan, sara from missouri, cassidy from illinois and belle -- is it belle? >> yes, belle. >> hi, belle. belle is from new mexico all looking beautiful. welcome to "good morning america," ladies. also joining us is paul brunson, our dating expert to get a little advice and before we get to paul i want to ask what was it about these four ladies. >> you know, they all stood out so much in my whole entire 50 dates. payton was my first date and me and her connected well to kick things off. me and sara had a pretty wild date which was awesome to roll through with that one and me and cassidy in illinois, me and her meshed well and doing a lot of fun things and me and belle went hot air ballooning which was really cool to experience for a first date. >> we'll play a little compatibility game to see how well you match up. we'll ask you some questions and see if you know the answer. and joining us to help us, of

course, paul, we'll do this q&a. paul, what should we be looking for? >> first i would not want to be matt right now. this is a very hard decision right here. but i say, matt, choose the person who most matches with who you are right now, not your past, not the future matt. who you are today. >> all right. we are excited. >> all right. so, everybody, we're going to have you guys answer. you have your answers ready and we'll see who is most compatible. >> i'm ready. >> your first question, what is matt -- what is your dream vacation? >> going to italy. going to italy would be my dream vacation. >> ladies, what is your answer to that question? okay. >> oh, wow. that's pretty good. >> very good. he got one right. so i guess you discussed that. you just guessed. >> i didn't think anybody would know that. >> another one here. what was your last big purchase? >> booking hotel rooms here in manhattan. pretty penny.

>> ladies. >> there's no way they're getting that. plane tickets. >> plane tickets, that was close. >> okay, all right. plane ticket. that was close. >> i'm a pageant girl so i had to buy an evening gown and won a pageant like three weeks ago. >> for him. >> we didn't explain the rules very well. >> oh. >> what? >> trying to see if they're compatible. >> that's all right. we got this. okay. so in a heated argument are you most likely to fight or flee? this would be good to see if you're compatible. are you a fighter or fleer? >> 1,000 fleeing the scene. i'm fleeing. >> ladies, do you want to fight it out? >> oh. >> oh, i'm running. i'm running. >> can't run yet. look, matt, what is your biggest pet peeve in a partner? >> when they can't hold a conversation. >> what would you guys say?

>> ladies. being rude. dishonest. all good answers. >> we'll let the judges decide. paul will decide. >> all fair. actually matt will. >> got another one. what is your perfect date? >> perfect date would be go up in the mountains, go for a hike, have dinner and drinks after and then finish with a nice little bon fire. that's where i'm going. >> ladies, perfect date? okay. we've got two compatible. >> nature, city, all right. all right. that's good. >> paul, based on the ladies' answers who do you think is matt's best choice? >> i tell you what, became even more scared for matt when i see they all want to fight. so, matt, i'm really scared for you right now. but i tell you out of all the answers, i think cassidy is your best choice. now, i've watched a lot of youtube videos but like the answers.

cassidy, that's my choice. >> all right. >> what do you think? >> moment of truth? >> moment of truth. drum roll, dating drum roll it is. >> with all that being said i think i would choose my date to be cassidy. [ cheers and applause ] i will choose cassidy. >> i love it. >> a love connection. and it turns out we actually have a second date lined up for you guys. you get two tickets to see the ten-time tony award winning show "moulin rouge." >> sweet. >> one of the best shows here on broadway. >> oh, sweet. >> nice. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> absolutely. sparks are in the air. >> ladies, so nice to meet you. >> love in times square. stay with us, everybody. we'll be right back.

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kumasi: it is time for live with kelly and ryan. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new thriller, "goodnight mommy," naomi watts. and award-winning talk show host, tamron host, tamron hall. plus, a visitor from australia as we continue "live's record breaker week." all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: good morning! >> kelly: it is wednesday. happy hump day, everybody.