good morning, america. for our viewers in the west we wake up this friday to another mass shooting in america. breaking overnight, deadly rampage in north carolina. >> we have an officer down. we have an officer down. >> five people killed including an off-duty police officer after a five-hour manhunt, a shooter now in custody. we're live on the scene in raleigh. former president trump subpoenaed. the january 6th committee voting to have him answer questions under oath about his actions surrounding the capitol riot as the committee shows stunning new video from that day. >> we have got to get the proceedings done. >> lawmakers on the phone with trump administration officials pleading for help. what comes next in the investigation. brace yourself. inflation near historic highs

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we also have a lot of news this morning including all the fallout from the final hearing of the january 6th committee which featured stunning new video and demand that donald trump testify. >> but we are going to begin with that breaking news that has become an all too common headline. another mass shooting. this one overnight in north carolina. five people killed including an off-duty police officer. two others injured when a gunman opened fire at a nature trail. a suspect is now in custody and elwyn lopez is on the scene right there in raleigh. good morning, elwyn. >> reporter: yes, good morning. still a very active scene here. police collecting evidence throughout the night and into the morning. the mayor prayed that something like this would never happen here and this morning they are waking up to that deadly act that rocked this community. this morning, a law enforcement official telling us that that suspect who is now in police custody is just 15 years old. now, that mass shooting here in raleigh, north carolina, left five people dead, including an off-duty police officer.

officials say gunfire erupted around 5:00 p.m. near a popular walking trail. two victims were taken to the hospital, a second officer who has since been released and another victim who remains in critical condition. law enforcement sources telling our wtvd that authorities cornered that gunman in what they described as a barn before arresting him. police say the ages of those shot and killed range from 16 to 52. the off-duty officer was on his way to work when he was killed. george. >> elwyn lopez, thanks. we turn to the dramatic hearing of the january 6th committee where they voted to subpoena former president trump and showed new video of speaker nancy pelosi fleeing to safety hunkered down with other leaders making urgent calls for help as the riot escalated. chief washington correspondent jon karl has the story. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. the january 6th committee concluded what is expected to be their final hearing with a subpoena and a challenge for the former president. >> those in favor will say aye.

>> reporter: in a direct challenge to donald trump, the january 6th committee voted to subpoena him to answer questions under oath about his actions on and before the day his supporters attacked the u.s. capitol. >> we are obligated to seek answers directly from the man who set this all in motion. >> reporter: the move came just after the committee presented riveting new video from january 6th. speaker of the house nancy pelosi shown fleeing the mob that was already inside the capitol building, whisked to a secure location with the other congressional leaders. >> we have got to get to finish the proceedings. >> did we go back into session? >> we did go back into session but now apparently everybody on the floor is putting on tear gas masks to prepare for a breach. i'm trying to get more information. >> they're putting on their -- >> tear gas masks.

>> reporter: raw footage was shot by pelosi's daughter, filmmaker alexandra pelosi, an incredible window into this moment of history as lawmakers called trump administration officials to plead for help. >> why don't you get the president to tell them to leave the capitol, mr. attorney general, in your law enforcement responsibility. a public statement they should all leave. >> reporter: republican congressional leaders including mitch mcconnell and steve scalise are there too as pelosi calls vice president mike pence who had been evacuated to an underground loading dock beneath the capitol. >> we're trying to figure out how we can get this job done today. the overriding wish is to do it at the capitol. what we're being told very directly, it's going to take days for the capitol to be okay again. >> reporter: later pence is heard on speakerphone giving pelosi an update, congress could soon reconvene to certify the presidential election. >> i'm at the capitol building

and i'm literally standing with the chief of police of the u.s. capitol police. he just informed me what you will hear through official channels, the sergeant-at-arms will inform you their best information is they believe that the house and the senate will be able to reconvene in roughly an hour. >> reporter: vice chair liz cheney made the committee's closing argument that donald trump above all was responsible for what happened. >> the central cause of january 6th was one man, donald trump, who many others followed. none of this would have happened without him. he was personally and substantially involved in all of it. >> reporter: the committee played video of longtime trump adviser roger stone before the election saying trump would declare victory regardless of whether or not he actually won. >> i suspect it'll be -- i

really do suspect it'll still be up in the air. but when that happens the key thing to do is claim victory. possession is nine-tenths of the law. no, we won. [ bleep ] you. you're wrong. [ bleep ] you. >> reporter: at 2:30 in the morning on election night, that's exactly what he did. >> we were getting ready to win this election. >> reporter: when the supreme court refused to hear his final legal challenge, trump was livid. he didn't want people to know that he had lost. >> he had said something to the effect of, i don't want people to know we lost, mark. this is embarrassing. figure it out. >> reporter: after the hearing, cnn showed more video by alexandra pelosi, part of a forthcoming hbo documentary. her mother reacting to trump's speech on january 6th. >> we're going to walk down to the capitol. >> reporter: saying he would join his supporters in marching to the capitol. >> i want to punch him out. waiting for this. for trespassing on the capitol grounds. i want to punch him out and i'm going to go to jail and i'm

going to be happy. >> reporter: trump said he would respond to the subpoena this morning. he issued a lengthy statement that complains about the dimorphos's hearing. calls it a witch-hunt, it even complains that not not attention has been paid to the size of the crowd that turned out on january 6th but does not say whether or not he will comply with the subpoena. >> okay, jon, thanks very much. let's bring in our chief legal analyst dan abrams for on this. we'll get some answers from donald trump later. in the past he suggested he would want to testify live. i don't buy it. >> there is no way he can answer the questions that they want to ask, right? let's start with that. there is simply no way. >> truthfully. >> well, look, he can't even go there, because, think about it, when you're under investigation in this many different investigations, any lawyer will say, there's no way you can begin to answer questions. right, right, and under oath. no way, but the question is, what sort of twist is going to happen now? is he going to throw an offer back at them? is he going to say, i'll show up

for this, but i won't for that. i mean, look, when it comes to the fifth amendment right against self-incrimination, you have to be very careful because you can't pick and choose which questions you answer. he can't show up and say, i'll answer questions about this, but i won't answer questions about that, because you've then effectively waived your fifth amendment right against self-incrimination. so there are issues that make me think, gosh, i'm so curious to see exactly what he's going to do. >> and, of course, the clock is working for him because if the republicans take control of the house the whole committee -- >> except, let's point out one thing, if there were a criminal contempt charge, that would survive a congress, right? so you're right with congress' role. but if the department of justice gets involved, it doesn't matter who is in congress. >> we had a major development, "the washington post" reporting that donald trump according to this aide directed this aide to move documents. we see surveillance footage of the documents being moved. very significant development. does it up your analysis of the chances of him getting indicted?

>> absolutely. i think this is the single most significant development we've seen in connection with the document case. why? because it relates to a post-subpoena action, right, so there's now been a subpoena. it relates to donald trump specifically, and there's video of it. >> it's all about obstruction. >> and that's the heart of the document case. so it's not about the retention, per se, although that could be an issue. the greatest legal threat to donald trump is about the possible destruction. you now have a witness, a reluctant witness, by the way, who comes forward and is saying, donald trump instructed me to move those documents after the subpoena. it's getting tougher and tougher for the department of justice not to move forward with an indictment. >> dan abrams, thanks very much. we're going to have more analysis of all this sunday on "this week." t.j. we turn to the reaction after a jury did not unanimously agree on the death penalty for the gunman who killed 17 people in that horrific school massacre in parkland, florida, in 2018. some of the victims' families

actually walked out of the courtroom. our gio benitez is in florida with the very latest. gio, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, t.j. good morning to you. it's been a long 4 1/2 years for these families, and now many of them are furious that the killer will live another day. this morning, anger and disappointment after the jury recommended life in prison for parkland gunman nikolas cruz rather than the death penalty. >> my first born daughter, my shining star, daddy's girl was taken from me. >> reporter: cruz showing little emotion. the families of the 17 victims also inside the courtroom listening in disbelief as the judge read the verdict, some of them walking out. >> if this was not the most perfect death penalty case, then why do we have the death penalty at all? >> reporter: all 12 jurors would have had to agree to the death penalty, but the jury foreman saying, three of them voted for life in prison. >> i didn't vote that way, so i'm not happy with how it worked

out, but everybody has the right to decide for themselves. >> reporter: prosecutors had argued cruz was a sociopath and that the massacre was premeditated. >> it was calculated. it was purposeful. >> reporter: but the defense said he was mentally ill suffering from fetal alcohol syndrome after his mother abused alcohol and drugs during her pregnancy. >> he was doomed from the womb and in a civilized, humane society, do we kill brain damaged, mentally ill, broken people? i hope not. >> did joaquin get justice today? >> no, he did not. he did not. >> reporter: in the midst of it all, joaquin oliver's father on the road working to bring awareness to gun violence. >> the day that i lost joaquin, joaquin did not lose me, so i got to keep on doing my parenting role. >> reporter: and the families

will return to the courtroom on november 1st to deliver their victim impact statements, but no matter what, the judge is expected to formally sentence cruz to life in prison. cecilia. >> we're thinking of those families, okay, gio, thank you so much. we're going to turn now to the latest on historic inflation numbers. prices rising more than expected and our team covering all the angles from food to gas to social security checks starting with our chief economics correspondent rebecca jarvis right there at a supermarket in new york city. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. and you can't walk through a supermarket without seeing these price increases. overall prices up 8.2% in september from a year ago. that's not keeping up with wages, which are up 5%, meaning those paychecks aren't covering seeing these big jumps in prices in areas like rents, like medical care, day care and, of course, food, so take a look at

the grocery store in every aisle. you see it in dairy products and coffee, up almost 16%, a carton of eggs runs about $2.90, almost 30% higher than where it was a year ago. rents are also a big factor here. you look at a one-bedroom apartment, the average right now, $1200 a year ago. that is now up about $500 to more than $1700 a month, and that's at the same time that mortgage rates are near 20-year highs. that means buying a house is hard to do, out of reach for a lot of americans. renting a place is also a difficult one, and the federal reserve, in order to try and tamp down these prices, t.j., will be hiking interest rates next month. that means more expensive mortgages ahead. t.j. >> all right. well, rebecca, we go from food, rent and mortgages to gas. gas prices were falling for almost three straight months during the summer but now they are back on the rise in october. our matt gutman at a gas station in los angeles. hey there, matt. >> reporter: they're not falling

anymore. good morning, atlantic. this is one of several gas stations within half a mile of here with $7 gas. california as usual with the most expensive gas in the nation. averaging 6.15 statewide. nationwide it's 3.90, up 20 cents from last month. that as opec announcing that 2 million barrel per day cutback that will further squeeze supply and now ahead of the winter, the u.s. government announcing home heating costs could rise by up to 28% per family. now, this is just for an average winter. if it's just 10% colder, that means that families could pay up to 50% more this winter and just a little bit more bad news, sorry, in the energy department, there are shortfalls in stockpiles of certain fuels including diesel and home heating and that could further increase prices and further feed inflation, george.

>> okay, matt, thanks very much. at the white house president biden struck back at the gop. >> republican wins inflation will get much worse. it's that simple. >> mary bruce has the latest on the white house response. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. yeah, the president is well aware that these numbers present democrats, especially with the - midterms now just a few weeks away. so the president has been trying to put a positive spin on this noting that the annual inflation rate has gone down since earlier this year and the president acknowledges, he says costs are simply still too high and understands that americans are feeling squeezed and he is trying to tout the steps he's taken to try to bring down costs like passing the inflation reduction act, which would lower prescription drug costs, but the president is also trying to shift the spotlight onto republicans arguing that inflation will only get worse if they win big in november. he says they don't have a plan to tackle any of this. george. >> inflation is in some ways good news for social security recipients. >> reporter: george, the roughly

70 million social security recipients are about to receive an extra $146 a month, that is a 8.7% increase, the largest in more than 40 years, and this is all intended to help america's retirees contend with america's rising costs. >> mary bruce, thanks very much. a lot more coming up on "gma" including an exclusive interview with the mother and widow of baseball player tyler skaggs talking for the first time on camera about his death from an opioid overdose as the man who provided the drugs is sentenced to 22 years in prison. >> first, let's go to ginger. yes, we start with a cold front reaching from the florida panhandle and see that moving over panama city beach up to massachusetts where we saw flash flooding and we still have flood watches on the map in new england and then by next week we'll get the upper cut of cold air all the way to the gulf. let's get your local weather in 30 seconds. >> abc7news with thee

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in the dispute over whether a w classified documents seized by the fbi. also, that breaking news overnight. the mass shooting in raleigh, north carolina. five people were killed including an off-duty police officer. two others injured. the suspect is in custody overnight. plus, social security recipients will get their biggest cost of living increase because of inflation, roughly 70 million social security recipients receive an 8.7% cost of living increase that boost monthly payments by about $146. >> don't you just love playoff baseball. the houston astros put it best in a tweet. they said, yordan alvarez is taking flight. we showed you this from the other night. game night, against the mariners, okay? yordan alvarez hit a walkoff home run in the ninth to bring the astros back from behind. let me show you what the young fella did last night, another clutch home run from alvarez. they were down, 2-1. put his team up, put them on top. they are now a game away from

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>> reporter: this morning carli skaggs and debbie hetman, the widow and mother of los angeles angels pitcher tyler skaggs telling their story on camera for the first time since he died after taking fentanyl laced oxycodone while on the road with his team in 2019. >> yeah, i couldn't believe it was true. i mean that day still haunts me. >> medics 41, truck 41, respond, emergency. >> reporter: skaggs was just 27 years old when he was found unresponsive in his hotel room in texas. >> how did you guys find out what happened to tyler? >> carli called me and told me, and i was, wow -- well, i could not believe it. >> i was driving in my car, and i got a call from the general manager. i knew it was bad. i didn't want to hear what he was going to tell me. i knew my life changed forever in that moment. >> reporter: skaggs was in the prime of his life. he and carli had just gotten married in december. >> terkaggs taking the mound

for the angels. >> reporter: he was on a mission to start 30 games that season. his family said despite injuries, he was well on his way. but then he took that laced pill and an autopsy report revealing tyler died after choking on his vomit with a dangerous combination of fentanyl, oxycodone and alcohol in his system. >> at the point that you found out that there were pills involved, were you surprised? >> yeah, that was the last thought that crossed my mind. >> i agree with her. i agree. >> it didn't even cross my mind actually. >> you didn't have any idea that he was taking pain pills? >> not a clue. >> reporter: on tuesday eric kay, the former communications director for the angels, was sentenced to 22 years in federal prison for providing tyler with the drugs that led to his death. his sentence, two more years than the minimum, the judge saying it was because of these prison phone calls. >> i hope people realize what a piece of [ bleep ] he is.

well, he's dead. so [ bleep ] him. >> reporter: prosecutors also accuse him of being in the room when tyler choked, but not trying to save him. >> do you wish that he would have done something? >> that haunts me all the time. to think that somebody is in the room and doesn't render help to your child, to your son, it's so heartbreaking. >> you know, i always think about if -- why didn't i go to texas. i wish i was there to save him, but he shouldn't have needed it. >> what would you say to eric kay if you had a chance to speak to him? >> through this entire three years, he's deflected. he's not taken responsibility, and the fact that he speaks what he spoke about myself, my family, my son, it's unacceptable. >> reporter: kay apologizing for those comments in court. his attorney says, he plans to

appeal. during kay's trial, five other major league players testified that he provided them with opioids. >> there's a chance that they could have gotten a laced pill and could have also lost their life, so it's pretty hurtful. >> reporter: the skaggs family has filed suit against kay and the angels claiming the team knew or should have known kay was a drug user. in a statement to abc news, the angels called tyler's death a tragedy adding, the angels strongly dispute the claims made by the family in their lawsuit and will defend the organization in court. fentanyl is up to 50 times stronger than heroin and 100 times stronger than morphine. last year more than 71,000 overdose deaths were linked with synthetic opioids like fentanyl. >> we're fortunate because we can hold somebody accountable for our son's death, and a lot of people aren't able to do that right now. but this fentanyl crisis, i miss tyler so much. he was my only son and, you know, i'm not going to be a

grandma. i'm not going to be able to hold a grandchild, and those things are painful. i think about that all the time. >> i distinctly remember four days before he passed away we talked about it, and he said, when i get back from texas. >> we're going to plan a baby. >> yeah. yeah. he would have made an amazing father. he was so great with kids, and i wonder sometimes if i'll ever be as happy as i was. i have a lot of healing to do, you know. i have faith that i'll get there. i know i'm never going to be the same. it's going to be different, but i believe that i can find hppiness again. >> reporter: carli and debbie are now determined to carry on tyler's mission with the tyler skaggs foundation starting a baseball club and giving grants to kids who can't afford to play

sports. you're doing a lot of good things in his name. >> yeah. >> those are things that tyler if he was still here would probably want to do. >> any opportunity i get to speak about tyler and the incredible person that he was, that's what i'm going to do because he deserves it. >> reporter: the two hope by sharing their story that they can help someone else. his mom told me yesterday, if this saves even just one life, it's worth it. guys. >> i think they certainly are in talking about this. eva, thank you so much. everybody, we're going to switch gears, because we've been talking a lot about this, these sky high airfares. well, now some airlines are offering subscription plans. trevor ault is right there at laguardia but the big question this morning, will this idea take off? >> reporter: well, they definitely could, cecilia. passengers are looking at all sorts of ways to try to cut down

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back with airfares on the rise as so many return to the skies. so, what does it mean for holiday travel, and are there still ways to save? trevor ault is at laguardia in new york. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. we know a lot of people are already finding out these holiday airfares are sky high

and these airlines, which are bringing in record revenue already, are expected to keep raising the rates higher and higher, so if you want to try to save at all this holiday season, you're probably going to have to either be flexible or get creative. >> the ticket prices were very insane. >> reporter: monica suh is trying to nail down her holiday travel, but like many americans, she's finding flight prices are sky high. >> i usually spend both thanksgiving and christmas with my family, and this year i am definitely going to have to choose one. >> reporter: hopper says the average round trip in the u.s. this thanksgiving will set you back $350, up 22% from 2019, and for christmas, $463, up 25% from 2019. with these prices even with thousands of cancellations and staffing problems over the summer, multiple airlines are seeing record revenue. delta reporting a $695 million profit just last quarter.

its highest ever, and american and united also say they're seeing no dip in demand. >> when lots of people want to fly, prices go up. >> reporter: but despite that success, not only are prices expected to keep climbing, several airlines including delta and american are raising the requirements for frequent fliers trying to earn status. now a lot of travelers are looking for better ways to score deals. some considering subscription services from low cost carriers like frontier or alaska, spirit's savers club will give you the lowest fares and discounted bags and seats for $69.95 a year. whether that's a good deal for you will depend on where you live and how often you fly. >> if you're a big family of four, five, six people, you're going to get $40 off airfare for everyone in your traveling party. it is a really good deal. >> reporter: but experts say holiday fares could climb $10 to $15 a day toward the end of october, so how do you save?

>> if you can fly earlier in the week before thanksgiving and return during the week after thanksgiving, you can save $150 to even $300 off airfare just by avoiding those peak travel days. >> reporter: and experts say you really want to get holiday travel booked by october 20th because after that is when airfares are really going to go sky high. it's something to consider. also, if you have that flexibility, the week of thanksgiving, all the demand will be for domestic flights and it actually could be an opportunity to get a good deal on international travel. cecilia? >> all right, trevor, you suggested getting creative earlier. what is this about coffee and airline miles? >> reporter: yeah, so a new partnership here, delta sky miles and starbucks reward program, those are now paired up here too, so every dollar you spend on coffee, you can earn a mile. also it can add up there too. double the points at starbucks on the days you're flying. if you spend the money already and a lot of people are, you might as well make sure you're

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reggie: good morning. reggie. and jobina has her eyes on traffic. jobina: good morning, everyone. so we are going to start here with a look at the graphics and zoom back in to oakland and look at the extensive backup now that has been paused by the closure and that is specifically for the grand avenue offramp off of westbound 580 and that's because of a fire in the area that's still being worked on. the bay bridge toll plaza still our busy spot. will get you about 29 minutes to get across the bridge in the westbound direction. best of luck to you. hi, drew. drew: hi, jobina. here is the cam. a live look. we are seeing sunshine above the fog but we got to get rid of this low-level cloud coover the next several hours. zero hours in petaluma. a quarter to half a mile from

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. good morning. breaking news. deadly rampage in north carolina. >> we have an officer down. five people killed, including an off-duty police officer after a five-hour manhunt, a suspect now in custody. we're live on the scene in raleigh. former president trump subpoenaed to answer questions under oath about his actions surrounding the capitol riot as they show stunning video from that day. lawmakers calling trump administration officials pleading for help. what comes next in the investigation. rising rates with mortgages hitting a 20-year high, what that means if you are in the market for a new home and where you might be able to find relief. we've got the right stuff

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five people killed, including an off-duty police officer when a gunman opened fire in a north carolina neighborhood. back to elwyn lopez, on be the scene in raleigh. a suspect is in custody this morning. >> that's right. police are continuing to comb through this area looking for evidence in what will be an extensive investigation. the governor here calling this deadly shooting a senseless horrific and infuriating act of violence. that mass shooting left five dead, including an off-duty police officer. gunfire erupted 5:00 p.m. thursday near a popular walking trail. two victims were taken to the hospital. a second officer has been released and another victim remains there in critical condition. george, we are learning from a law enforcement official that that 15-year-old suspect was taken into custody with life-threatening injuries. it's unclear at this point where those were self-inflicted or not. >> thanks very much. the dramatic hearing of the

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leaders. >> we have got to get -- >> when we go back into session, think about it, apparently everybody on the floor is putting on masks to prepare for a breach. >> reporter: raw footage shot by pelosi's daughter. an incredible window into this moment of history as lawmakers called trump administration officials to plead for help. >> why don't you get the president to tell them to leave the capitol, mr. attorney general? >> reporter: mitch mcconnell and steve scalise are there, too, as pelosi calls vice president mike pence, who had been evacuated to an underground loading dock beneath the covid protocol. capitol. >> do tat the capitol. >> reporter: later pence is heard on speakerphone giving pelosi an update. congress could soon reconvene to

certify the presidential election. >> reporter: vice-chair liz cheney made the committee's closing argument that donald trump, above all, was responsible for what happened. >> none of this would have happened without him. >> reporter: this latest from the january 6th committee comes amidst another defeat, yet another loss for donald trump in court. the supreme court with a one-sentence order declined his request to intervene in the government documents case and, george, in this case not a single justice on the supreme court dissented. >> that was something. thanks. coming up in our "gma" menu, with mortgage rates rising to a 20-year high. also this morning, the right stuff when it comes to leggings.

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we're at the uga homecoming. they'll do it. you can see amy is in there. out there somewhere. the alumna major dog fan. how they celebrate at the big game as we're calling this a work assignment allegedly. >> that's her, the "a" there. that's her. our "gma" cover story talking about mortgage rates hitting their highest point in 20 years. rebecca jarvis back now to break down what this means. hey there, rebecca. >> reporter: hey, t.j., yeah, whether you're looking to buy, sell or rent, this has impact and as you say, they are now at 20-year highs. the average 30-year fixed rate mortgage now 6.92%. that is more than double where it was a year ago. it's gone up the fastest rate since the 1980s. we want to put this into real erms. on a $300,000 mortgage you're looking at a nearly $2,000 monthly payment today up more than $700 from a year ago when

it was more like $1,300 a month and this is still excluding fees and taxes and things like that, so, t.j., it's much more expensive today than it was a year ago and that has an impact if you're a buyer clearly but an impact on sellers who are afraid to put their houses on the market because where would they move and drives up the cost of rents because people are renting more because home affordability is so low right now, t.j. >> what can a home buyer do? >> reporter: so, you got to look around. shop around for a mortgage, don't rush yourself on this decision. it is a gigantic financial decision. you have to be willing, especially if you're buying right now to stay in that house for at least five years before you're looking to move again. improve your credit. the best credit scores will get the very best mortgage rates available and be cautious about some of these newer mortgage products that do things like send your rates higher over time because we're in this

environment right now, t.j., of rising mortgage rates as it is. >> any relief on the way? >> reporter: the relief is in the prices themselves. we're starting to see rental prices come down and we're starting to see home prices come down and if you look back at 2008, for example, we did see a correction in the housing market after a giant run-up. right now a lot of analysts are forecasting something along the lines of a 10% to 20% decline in home prices. that might be scary if you own a house. here's what's important. that would still put prices back where they were about a year and a half ago so it's not a gigantic decline in home values but one that will make them more affordable. >> some perspective. thank you as always. we have a first look now at the new episode of our hulu docu-series "power trip," a tight pennsylvania senate race was in the spotlight and john fetterman is running against mehmet oz facing questions about a stroke he suffered in may.

our embed reporter will mcduffie asked a voter about it. >> has never stopped reminding me of having a stroke. i guarantee you there's at least one -- people here filming me hoping to catch me missing some words. what kind of a doctor roots for someone that was sick to stay sick? >> he's the real deal. i met him in person six years ago and he hasn't changed. he's still for the little man, i guess you'd say. >> you know what the good news is that by january i'm going to be much better. [ applause ] >> how do you think he sounds and appears after the stroke? >> he is a little more halting. i have to admit that. >> but dr. oz will still be a fraud. [ cheers and applause ]

>> that race has gotten tight in pennsylvania. we're covering so many senate races this week in arizona, in wisconsin, we're in ohio, lots of debates this week. a lot happening. >> the countdown is on. >> close to there. new episode drops on hulu every sunday. let's go to ginger. you know what else is happening, george, the snow, it is falling in minnesota. see there in north dakota, fargo getting first flakes, the first trace of snow, minneapolis, the snowflakes are flying and in duluth almost two inches already adding up. this is pretty normal for this time of year but with it will come extremely cold air. i mentioned the upper cut of cold. i think it goes all the way down after this morning by early next week into the gulf of mexico. you're going to see some of that polar air get wrapped around. that's the big picture. a check a little closer to hom>e forecast. cloud cover breaking down for sunshine. temperatures are at or below

average. 60's and 70's around the shoreline. low 80's and spots. away from the coast. marine layer thickens. coastal drizzle of dense fog in the 40's and 50's. heading into the beacon coming is the forecast. writer of two days, but below average over the weekend. ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ i love this song so much. now to our series "the right stuff" with lifestyle contributor, our friend, lori bergamotto spotlighting the best buys on the things you're shopping for right now. this week lor is highlighting some of the most searched for leggings. to shop these brands, scan the qr code on the bottom of the screen. i live in leggings when i'm not in work clothes starting with the best overall. what makes the best overall? >> that's right so we start with the best overall. before we start i want to say, we talked to the google insights team and they said what everybody is searching for best black and compression leggings as well as workout leggings. we have it all, starting with as you said, something that does it all, the lululemon align legging

so we have our model elaine over there in it. it was so funny, when we tried these on her, she said, i love these. i live in these. they have over 14,000 positive reviews. >> so soft. >> buttery soft and they spread like lululemon unicorn dust. let me tell you, it's like a second skin and the other thing i love about those, i wore them throughout my pregnancy then they miraculously, there's dark magic and go back. >> not transparent. >> those are under $100. we want to get to the best workout legging. >> important. >> exactly. so a fitness instructor turned us on to these. outdoor voices and have that signature compression stitch. >> that panel is so important. >> exactly. >> i'm so glad you mentioned it. a lot complain when they're working out about the leggings sliding down. >> nobody needs to see that. >> no sagging, no rolling with these outdoor voices, under $80 and come in three colors.

tiffany looks fantastic. >> i love these. coveting these. >> i know. so speaking of fantastic, the best fashion legging is the spanx faux leather legging. you can see agnes is wearing it here. these have over 4,000 positive reviews. you know that i worked before here in women's magazines. these were on every single shoot we ever went to and there's a reason. they look amazing on every single person. they have that signature spanx suck it in. >> we love that. >> and contoured waistband so it will eliminate any lumps, bumps and what's so great about it is the versatility. you can wear it with sneakers. >> i love that. >> you could wear it with blazer and boots or sneakers. >> really sleek and under $100. >> best value. >> ready for me to totally blow your mind. this is the aerieog legging. you can feel it's cotton. feels like pajamas.

our model is wearing it there in a casual look. >> so cute. >> these are regularly $20 and under. but they're on sale right now so you can get them for like 15 bucks. do you want to get two lattes or leggings. we want leggings. we look at these and looking at versatility and accessibility. we're looking at different materials, experts and user generated reviews so you can really get the right stuff. >> you're doing all the work. hard work for us, my friend. thank you. all really great. i'm excited to go shopping. i blame you for that. an exclusive digital discount for all of you shoppers on leggings you saw this morning so all you got to do, scan the qr code right there on our website to claim the discount while supplies last, t.j. all right, cecilia. one of the highlights of my career to have george and marlon wayans discuss leggings. it's happening. marlon is here. >> i want the brown ones. beautiful.

>> this is a guy who has been in "scary movie" starring in his first non-spoof scary movie called "the curse of bridge hollow." check this out. >> i can't believe you brought a bat into our home. >> you think i went into a cave and brought it home? >> not all bats live in caves. actually some live under bridges or in trees. you know, it's funny, the western red bat. >> the bat isn't real. >> it looks real to me. >> and here he is, that's officially now mr. marlon wayans. how is your leggings game? >> my legging game is right. i know how to wear my burnt oranges because it goes good with my skin tone. we are in fall so pumpkin spice lattes all day. where is michael strahan? is he too rich now? >> oh.

>> he gonna via skype or let me guess, his boat ran out of gas. >> you can do that. we can't do that. >> right. >> last time he was here, he did it right to michael's face. he can do it here. >> i did. he knows it. >> always good to have you here. "scary movie" was 22 years ago. i could not believe it. you got a horror movie. do you have to convince them this is not that, this is not a spoof. this is a legit horror movie funny as well. >> this one for me is maturation. when i did "scary movie" and "haunted house." when i was younger, they were completely inappropriate. not for kids. i was humping things and doing wild stuff and just body parts here and fluids there. and i finally like my kids just go watch my movies like this, i am at the premiere. open your eyes, daddy made you. so -- [ laughter ] this movie is the first movie

that i did that was appropriate for the entire family, so it's a family-friendly horror movie and i showed it to my kids and they like 20 and 22. now? [ laughter ] you wanna do this. >> what more can you tell us about? >> better late than never. >> what more can you tell us about it? >> about this movie? a really fun -- it's out right now on netflix. so tune in right now. it's a really fun film. it's about a family that moves from new york city to boston and basically all the hard decorations come to life and me and my daughter who have a strange relationship because she's a teenager and i'm a father and that happens, we have to band together to save the town and save the world. >> really good. >> your wife in the movie is the one and only kelly rowland. you have to sing in front of her. is that intimidating? >> my karaoke game is great.

♪ can you woo, woo ♪ ♪ turn on my fire ♪ ♪ you show me what love can do ♪ all day karaoke. >> we'll bring in ed sheeran for a duet. >> oh, he don't want none of this. i can play instruments too. really bad, out of tune but i want to be you in my next life. that's how i was supposed to look. we look like a before and after picture like. [ laughter ] you look great. >> before and after what, though? >> don't do this. do that. [ laughter ] >> we were told to ask about your tour. it's not a singing tour. >> nobody would be there. i'm doing comedy. i'm actually tonight working out at the gotham comedy club so come down, two shows tonight, one show -- two shows a night and then tomorrow i head to d.c. because i'm playing the mgm national harbor theater in maryland so come on down.

a great show, a lot of fun. heartfelt but really funny. >> you are always that, heartfelt and always funny, always bring it. have good energy. we love you around here. >> thank you, brother. >> glad we could have you on. we couldn't have you on back in your "scary movie" days. >> how do you get "good morning america" canceled? you canceled the news! [ laughter ] >> "the curse of bridge hollow" streaming now on netflix. stay with us here on "gma." we got just ed sheeran and a big hometown hero surprise. we got just ed sheeran and a big hometown hero surprise.

kumasi: good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi aaron. hi, jobina. jobina: you can see all the fog in the north bay. that's impacting your visibility if you're driving through that area but closer to where we are in oakland right now, westbound 580 at grand avenue, the offramp, the purple line you see on the map all shut down and that's because emergency crews are on the scene nearby. there was a four-alarm fire reported earlier this morning at an apartment building. a live looketht bridge. you can't see it. it's completely fogged in. the c.h.p. has issued a fog advisory. and showing you 680. southbound traffic is moving. kumasi. kumasi: thank you. drew tuma has our

drew: taking a look outside, here's our camera. you can see a lot of clouds. it is foggy out there. visibility is an issue. look at the north bay. petaluma at zero miles visibility. that's as bad as it gets. we have thinking fog in the north bay. low clouds along the coast as well. numbers in our coolest spots, we're coming in the 40's. here's how the day shapes up. a lot of cloud cover this morning. we will get sunshine and temperatures below average. kumasi. kumasi: thank you, drew.

we'll have an hour abc news update in about 30 minutes. you can find the latest at our news app and ♪ all right, welcome back to "gma." we are wrapping up our celebration of hispanic heritage month and this morning we've got an extra special surprise for one incredible woman there in miami. she doesn't know it yet. gio benitez is in miami with more. hey, gio, good morning again. >> reporter: hey, cecilia, good morning. we are inside the wow center in miami and for 50 years they've been empowering individuals with disabilities here but right behind these doors this is why i'm whispering, lourdes matamoros here 38 years leading the way and she has no idea we are about to surprise her here on "good morning america." so let's go. lourdes. >> yes. >> hi. >> i'm gio benitez with "good

morning america." how are you? you are live right now on "good morning america." let's do this miami style. let's walk real fast. let's go because this morning we want to celebrate you. you've done so much, so much for this community. >> oh. >> i'm a miami boy. i know. i know. here we go. we got the miami conga right here performing and, wait, let's keep walking, because here. >> oh. >> keep going, keep going. here we go. we got your family, your colleagues, your friends all here. look at that. lourdes is amazing. the shock on your face right now. now, look, they know how special you are. but turn around here for a second. they know how special you are. but we want america to see how special u e. you see the monitor right there. take a look at this. >> everyone needs a lourdes in their lives because i think she is almost like a guiding star.

>> lourdes matamoros has dedicated her life's work to advocating for adults with developmental disabilities at the wow center in miami for nearly 40 years. ♪ encouraging individuals to explore their potential and find a sense of community. >> i'm very proud of my wife. she's always out to help people. [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: this year the wow center is celebrating its 50th anniversary. >> her spirit of excellence and her love is what drives her and what motivates us. >> reporter: her selflessness leaving a mark on every person walking through the wow center doors. >> if it wasn't for lourdes i wouldn't be here. [ speaking non-english ]

>> reporter: while lourdes gave countless hours to the center her sons witnessed their mother iact. it me really real s other family to >> there's no limit to what she can do. i find that to be so beautiful. that's why she's such an amazing person. >> reporter: lourdes' compassion, a force on the wow center campus serving as a leading light for so many. >> she's kind of like the glue that no matter what happens, she's that person that keeps us all together. >> lourdes. >> i'm shocked. i'm surprised right now but, oh, my god, i've always said that everybody is so loving. they continue to be so loving. this hasn't stopped and this is why i love this place. it's like my family and i love -- >> oh.

>> i love each one of them. >> we love you. >> they love you. they love you and, cecilia, i know that you can feel the love in new york right now. >> oh, we certainly can and, lourdes, if you can hear us, you know, i know there's a special member of your community who you love very much and she loves you just as much. we have a special message just for you from her. take a listen. >> hi, lourdes, it's me, gloria estefan and i want to congratulate you on all the incredible work that you've been doing for over 40 years, by the way, i follow you on instagram. the wow center, what an amazing place. we're prou and i doen doing themak that d love. l community. thank you. >> look at that. that is the queen of conga. >> i used to watch -- i won't say about my years but when she

was the miami sound machine, i remember that and hialeah and used to go see her perform and her husband and everybody,this is amazing. >> we have so many surprises. it's not just that. >> not just that? >> you've done so much for miami-dade county that now miami-dade county wants to do secret for you and so right here we've got florida state senator rene garcia. what is this you have here? >> lourdes, after 40 years of giving back to our community it's our turn to honor you and thank you for the work you've done. this is why on behalf of the mayor and over 3 million residents we have today is lourdes matamoros day all over miami-dade county. >> yes. >> i mean, look at that. >> thank you! >> you have a whole day, october 14th. lourdes matamoros day and we're not done. >> we're not done? >> because, you know, you care so much about the wow center, e norwegian cruise line that want

$10,000 right now for the wow center. this is yours. [ applause ] big check. and we're not done. we've got more for you because you've worked so hard for 38 years. >> it's early in the morning. >> 8:00 a.m. but, listen, you have a done so much, you need a vacation, don't you? >> what? >> norwegian cruise lines, listen to this and have video of this, norwegian is proud to provide you and a friend with seven-day sailing on "norwegian prima." first in its class sailing breathtaking itineraries to the caribbean. what do you think? >> this is a dream. this can't be true. did i win the lottery. oh. >> looks like your microphone -- >> thank you, thank you. >> this is a dream for you? >> no, i'm shocked. like i say, i didn't expect this at all. natalia, you were hiding this from me.

>> they all knew. miami conga, play us out. let's go back to you guys in new york. what an exciting morning here with lourdes matamoros. >> oh, gio, thank you so much.d everything you do. but, wait, there's more. coming up, amy is at her beloved uga showing us how the georgia bulldogs and fans are celebrating their 100th homecoming. stay with us. celebrating their 100th homecoming. stay with us

♪ bring it on home, bring it on home ♪ welcome back to "gma." homecoming day for amy robach at the university of georgia, her alma mater. amy, how is it going down there? this is the 100th, huh? >> reporter: yeah, it certainly is. earlier you asked me if i had a fireball shot. that is later. who needs a fireball shot when you have this kind of spirit here? this has been an incredible week. yes, it's the 100th anniversary and you know one of my greatest memories of going to the university of georgia was homecoming week so take a look at how dogs like us get ready for the big game. ♪ who let the dogs out ♪ >> reporter: this morning, it's time to call the dogs as we celebrate the university of georgia homecoming. as the reigning college football champions, the uga bulldogs are at the top of their game, and

students and alumni are brimming with school spirit as they host the 100th homecoming celebration this weekend. ♪ the university located in athens, georgia, became the nation's first state university in 1785. for homecoming week there are parades. carnivals and charity events all ahead of the big game saturday, georgia set to face off against vanderbilt in front of a packed stadium. the team even getting support from their bulldog mascot, uga who will be on the field cheering them on. [ cheers ] >> reporter: as a class of 1995 graduate i'm always willing to cheer on the bulldogs. oh, look at that, so i couldn't miss supporting my alma mater. it's going to be home. first up on stepping onto dooley field. helping to paint the georgia "g."

before meeting the delta sigma theta step group. ♪ as they practice for this year's homecoming step competition. you're the defending champions. you gonna win? >> we're gonna win. >> reporter: speaking of defending champions and winning, did i mention yesterday that uga football ranked number one? yeah, we're playing vanderbilt tomorrow and everyone is pretty sure we're going to win, right, guys? [ cheers ] yeah, now, i have to say when i was a student we weren't even ranked so this is very sweet. we are celebrating our bulldogs and celebrating this incredible university and the people all of these students who make it great and what it is, so, thanks, guys, i hope you can celebrate with us and, go, dawgs. >> i'm looking for a way to get a dig in but you're having too good of a time so i won't rain on your parade. instead i'll add to the joy.

you're experiencing right now and bring in your mascot there, hairy dawg has something for you, i'm a razorback so i have to get something in. he has your own official georgia uniform with robach on the back and the number 1. how do you like it? >> i love it. that's perfect. thank you so much. i love this. whoo-hoo. thank you. >> you know what, robach, i got one more for you. i want to bring in your university president, so where is he? he's there close by and has something for you as well. >> hi. >> as president of the university of georgia, presidential proclamations are reserved for very special occasions, based upon your extraordinary career and being a loyal georgia bulldog, we are declaring today amy robach day at the university of georgia. [ cheers and applause ]

♪ >> thank you so much. >> robes, congratulations. she can win seven murrow awards and this will be the biggest day of her life. >> she earned it for sure. >> thank you, guys. >> over to ginger. thank you, t.j. and congratulations, amy on amy robach day. nice there. it's been real warm in the pacific northwest. we're talking smoky skies combined with a record number of days this october 75 plus in seattle. sunday is forecast to go to 80. if that happens it's the latest 08 and only the first -- it would be the first time they've had two 80s in the month of october. remarkable stretch of weather. the october heat continues, it is not just seattle. look at some numbers like medford up in the mid to upper 80s. a check a little closer to home. an accurate forecast. temperatures at or below average for this time of year.

our seven-day forecast will keep the trend through the weekend, and on saturday, the braiding of the two days. all right. we're really excited. it is time to catch up one of the biggest pop stars in the world. his hit songs streamed billions of time. ed sheeran, we are so excited you are here. so i can't believe this. we were just looking back at the numbers. it has been five years since you were last here. >> yeah, well, it will have been by the time i tour. >> a lot has changed in that time for you personally. you're married. you got two daughters. just telling us 2, 5 months old. getting any sleep? >> no, but it's great. it's great. we're in the trenches. >> do they know what dad does? do you sing to them a lot? >> they've been on tour with me. my second daughter was born whilst we were on tour. my first daughter, she comes to the show, and she's quite aware.

i think she assumes everyone else's dad sings as well. >> she wore the big headphones. we got you something. you can't leave without a "gma" little gift so we got you -- this is for the baby. >> very cute. thank you. >> a little big for the 2-year-old but maybe we can sleep in it. >> she'll get there. thank you. >> so you've been so busy and wrapped up the european leg of your tour, the biggest tour of the year in europe. we'll get you a to go bag and about to kick off your u.s. tour. tell us all about it. >> it's essentially the same show as we've been doing in europe. it's in the round. the stage is insane and, yeah, it's like good. it's a great show. i don't know what -- i feel weird selling it. >> no, you don't have to sell. it covers four album. >> no, it covers five. it's basically like five albums and it's like 15 years of my career basically. >> we'll be there.

t.j. is going to be there too. you guys can see catch on the road here in the u.s., next year, tickets for "the mathematics" tour kicks off in arlington, texas, may 6th. you're not going anywhere. you'll perform for us right here. ♪

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more, ooh, yeah, i want it all ♪ ♪ lipstick on my guitar, ooh ♪ ♪ fill up the engine we can drive real far ♪ ♪ go dancing underneath the stars ♪ ♪ ooh, yeah, i want it all ♪ ♪ mm, you got me feeling like ♪ ♪ i wanna be that guy i wanna kiss your eyes ♪ ♪ i wanna drink that smile i wanna feel like i'm ♪ ♪ like my soul's on fire, i wanna stay up all day and all night ♪ ♪ yeah, you got me singing like ♪ ♪ ooh, i love it when you do it like that ♪ ♪ and when you're close up give me the shivers, oh, baby, you wanna dance till the sunlight cracks ♪ ♪ and when they say the party's over, then we'll bring it right back ♪ ♪ and we'll say, ooh, i love it when you do it like that ♪ ♪ when you're close up, give me the shivers ♪ ♪ oh, baby, you wanna dance till the sunlight cracks ♪ ♪ and when they say the party's over, then we'll bring it right back ♪ ♪ into the car on the backseat

in the moonlit dark ♪ ♪ wrap me up between your legs and arms ♪ ♪ ooh, i can't get enough ♪ ♪ you know you could tear me apart, ooh ♪ ♪ put me back together and take my heart ♪ ♪ i never thought that i could love this hard ♪ ♪ ooh, i can't get enough ♪ ♪ mm, you got me feeling like ♪ ♪ i wanna be that guy i wanna kiss your eyes ♪ ♪ i wanna drink that smile i wanna feel like i'm ♪ ♪ like my soul's on fire i wann♪ ♪ yeah, you got me singing like ♪ ♪ ooh, i love it when you do it like that ♪ ♪ and when you're close up, give me the shivers ♪ ♪ oh, baby, you wanna dance till the sunlight cracks ♪ ♪ and when they say the party's over, then we'll bring it right back ♪ ♪ and we'll say, ooh, i love it when you do it like that ♪ ♪ and when you're close up, give me the shivers ♪

♪ oh, baby, you wanna dance till the sunlight cracks ♪ ♪ and when they say the party's over, then we'll bring it right back ♪ ♪ baby, you burn so hot, you make me shiver with the fire you got ♪ ♪ this thing we started i don't want it to stop ♪ ♪ you know you make me shiver-er-er ♪ ♪ baby, you burn so hot ♪ ♪ you make me shiver with the fire you got ♪ ♪ this thing we started i don't want it to stop ♪ ♪ you know you make me shiver ♪ ♪ yeah, you got me singing like ♪ ♪ ooh, i love it when you do it like that ♪ ♪ and when you're close up give me the shivers ♪ ♪ oh, baby, you wanna dance till the sunlight cracks ♪ ♪ and when they say the party's over, then we'll bring it right back ♪ ♪ and we'll say, ooh, i love it when you do it like that that ♪ ♪ and when you're close up, give me the shivers ♪ ♪ oh, baby, you wanna dance till the sunlight cracks ♪ ♪ and when they say the party's over, then we'll bring it right

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: we are going to check in on traffic. jobina: we are starting with a live camera show you walnut creek that has cleared up. in oakland, following disclosure westbound 580 at the grand avenue offramp shut down from a fire reported earlier this morning. have a second crash westbound 580. drew: looking about the fog, a lot of sunshine. dense fog in the north bay, low clouds along the coast. temperatures in the 40's. it is cool come in the 50's around the bay shoreline. san jose, overcast skies. close to normal conditions.

kumasi: we will be back at 11:00 for midday live. for midday live. deja vu: it's live with kelly and ryan. today from the new film, black adam, dwayne johnson. plus home buying and real estate tips as we wrap up live's common sense finance week. and mark consuelos returns for another day of co-hosting, all next on live. and now here are kelly ripa and mark consuelos. ["can't stop us now" by pitbull and zac brown] ♪ ain't nothing gonna stop us now ♪ this is called a choo-choo. choo-choo? i like it. -i like it. -[mark laughs] it's good. ♪ ain't nothing gonna stop us now ♪ i like that song. what is... i don't know. what's the song? "can't stop us now." ♪ na, na, na ♪ ooh, that's a great song. oh, yeah, it's a good song. friday, october 14th. -it's friday. we did it. we did it. -we did it. 2022. filling in for ryan today is mark consuelos.