but it was wild. ♪ good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, police are searching for a gunman in virginia after another college shooting. breaking overnight, shots fired at the university of virginia. at least three people killed. the gunman, who police say is a student armed and dangerous, is still at large. people on campus told to shelter in place, we're there live on the scene. also this morning, president biden and the democrats' narrow victory in senate and now a chance to expand their number of seats as the race in georgia heads to a runoff with the house still up for grabs. president biden meeting chinese president xi this morning in a high-stakes summit.

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robin. the 22,000 students here at the university of virginia still asked to shelter in place after that horrific overnight shooting near the campus grounds. as you can see behind me, still a very active investigative scene here in charlottesville. this morning, a massive manhunt at the university of virginia. authorities searching for christopher darnell jones jr., a student at the university who police allege shot at least five people on this campus bus, killing three. >> i have two people shot. one person at uva. oe shot in his chest. another one was shot in her leg. >> reporter: the shots first reported at 10:30 p.m. at a garage near the center of campus. >> i heard the gunshots when they originally happened. i'm terrified. i have no words. i never thought i'd be in that kind of situation. i'm calling my family, my friends.

>> reporter: the university cancelling all classes for the day as frightened students shelter in place. >> i've just been up here because i don't want to go downstairs with an active shooting and a suspect still not found. >> reporter: the suspect last seen wearing a burgundy jacket, blue jeans and red shoes, and may be driving a black suv with a virginia license plate. >> it's sad that we have to go through this as college students. it's always been a fear of mine growing up. >> reporter: the uva athletics website lists the suspect as a one-time member of the football team back in 2018, but he did not play any games. his player bio also says he was a member of the national honor society. robin? >> appreciate your reporting, alex. t.j.? we turn now to our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. pierre, we are on the air with you far too often having these conversations about gun violence in this country. here we are once again talking about a campus shooting.

>> reporter: t.j., good morning. the tragic shooting at uva the latest example of the nation's chronic epidemic of gun violence and the second significant shooting on a virginia college campus in less than a year. last february, two college police officers were killed at bridgewater, with three people shot last night it qualifies as a mass shooting. there have been 598 mass shootings in this country this year. that's a slightly lower number than last year, but there's no reason to celebrate. the number in this country is still so much higher than it was in just 2019. as someone who grew up an hour from uva, this is shocking and will truly shake that close-knit community. george? >> no question about that. pirre, thanks very much. now to the latest on the midterm elections. democrats have kept control of the is that the with the win in nevada over the weekend. congressional correspondent rachel scott tracking it all from capitol hill. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning. the party in power typically suffers big losses in midterm election year. you add to that sky-high

inflation and low approval ratings but president biden is on track to do something few first-term presidents have done in a first midterm election. this morning, democrats celebrating a narrow victory after beating the odds and defying history to secure the majority in the senate. >> i'm not surprised by the turnout. i'm incredibly pleased. >> reporter: nevada handing republicans the crushing blow. democratic senator catherine cortez masto winning re-election beating adam laxalt. it was one of the tightest races in the country. >> whether you voted for me or not, i will always fight for you. always. >> reporter: with senator mark kelly's win in arizona democrats have now 50 seats with the chance to pick up one more with georgia's runoff election next month. >> our message is the same. this election is about who's ready and who's fit to serve the people of georgia. >> reporter: six days after the midterms, democratic senator raphael warnock and republican herschel walker back out on the campaign trail.

>> if you voted last time, vote for me again, but tell the people that didn't vote for me they need to vote for me. >> reporter: it's all a far from the red wave republicans were hoping for. at least 30 of president trump's hand-picked candidates lost including several high-profile election deniers, now republicans are grappling with what went wrong. >> i think what people said is look, we can work on these policies later but as americans we got to fix extremism right now. >> reporter: others blaming turnout. >> election day, our voters didn't show up. we didn't get the voters. it's a complete disappointment. >> reporter: republicans were focused on the number one issue for voters -- record-high inflation. in exit polls, abortion ranked a strong second. control of the house is still up for grabs. 18 races still not called, republicans only need to win seven, but democrats say, they're still in the fight. president biden acknowledged that it will be a stretch for democrats to hang on to the house. if republicans do win, it will be a narrow majority and some of these races still just so tight across the country where votes

are still being counted. in colorado lauren boebert is ahead by just over 1,000 votes. >> rachel scott, thanks very much. who is going to be leading the house anyone's guess. robin? okay, now, to our abc news exclusive. former vice president mike pence sat down with "world news tonight" anchor david muir for his first network television interview since the january 6th insurrection. he has a new book coming out called "so help me god." pence directly criticized donald trump calling his actions on january 6th reckless. saying his words endangered him, his family and everyone at the capital. >> members were barricaded inside the house chamber. and in the middle of it all, you can see that the president has tweeted. 2:24 p.m., the president tweets, mike pence didn't have the courage do what should have been done.

>> it angered me. but i turned to my daughter, who was standing nearby, and i said it doesn't take courage to break the law. it takes courage to uphold the law, and the president's words were reckless. it was clear he decided to be part of the problem. >> over the course of several hours, you spoke with the acting defense secretary, you spoke with the joint chiefs of staff general milley, with the chief of capitol police. where was the president in all of this? >> david, i was at the capitol, i wasn't at the white house. >> and when you learned later that he was watching all this unfold on tv? >> i can't account for what the president was doing that day. i was at a loading dock at the capitol where a riot was taking

place. >> and why wasn't he making these calls? >> that would be a good question for him. >> we'll bring in our chief washington correspondent jonathan karl. jon, what is the significance of what pence is saying now? >> reporter: robin, it's so striking to hear pence, who was the most loyal member of that administration, stood with trump with all those controversies, came out and called him reckless and say he put his family and all those people in the capital in danger. but when you consider what happened and the fact that trump told me just weeks after he left the white house, justifying the actions of those who were saying, hang mike pence, i think the obvious question pence is going to face now is what took so long? >> a lot of people online after seeing him sit down with david were saying the very same thing. why did it take so long?

amid all of this donald trump set of course to make that big announcement tomorrow. >> reporter: yeah, the timing is incredible. you have this pence interview obviously set in place, tied to his book a long time ago. trump is intending to announce he's running for president tomorrow, again we'll believe it when he says it. a third run for president and hs people say, all systems go, he'll do it tomorrow night. >> we'll see what happens. jon, thank you so much. david muir's exclusive interview airs tonight on "world news tonight" and across abc news and then the full primetime special, david muir one-on-one with mike pence airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern here on abc. george? breaking news overseas. president biden is meeting with china's president xi jinping for the first time since taking office. some very tough issues on the agenda. cecilia vega is traveling with the president in bali. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning to you. these two leaders haven't met in person since both of them have been president.

it's been more than three years since president xi has met an american president in person. this is a big deal what happened here today. some video, biden and xi smiling, shaking hands. then they sat down with their teams for this face to face meeting. it comes at a time of heightened tension between these two world super powers, especially over the issue of taiwan and nancy pelosi's visit there this summer and china's refusal to condemn russia's invasion of ukraine. president biden telling xi today that the u.s. stands ready to work with china, if that is indeed what china wants and before this meeting even started, it's important to say the white house downplayed expectations saying they don't expect any substantive policy changes. they say the goal is to have a frank talk and reduce any misunderstandings. george, i want to tell you something about what just happened, our producer was inside for this summit, she shouted a question as american journalists always do. she asked president biden if he would raids human rights in this meeting with president xi.

as she was asking that question, a chinese delegation actually pulled her backpack and almost pulled her down. just describing how tense this meeting today was. george? >> cecelia, thanks. robin? george, now to deadly mid-air crash during an air show in dallas, six people onboard the two planes were killed. the incident is under investigation this morning, and mireya villarreal has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, an urgent investigation by the faa and national transportation safety board into what caused two historic planes to collide at a dallas air show. >> we're analyzing radar and video footage to pinpoint the exact location of where the mid-air occurred. one of the things that we would probably most likely determine is why those airplanes were in the same air space at the same time. >> reporter: the mayor posting these photos in tribute for terry barker, one of the six

people killed in the midair collision. the mayor writing, even after retiring from serving on the city council and flying for american airlines his love for community was unmistakable. >> we had an air collision, it's down on the airport. >> reporter: billows of smoke seen here in this video, captured the crash from several angles. >> i've never seen a crowd that size be so quiet and so still. >> reporter: organizers estimate there were between four and 6,000 people on the ground in the area when the collision occurred, but say no bystanders were injured. the planes are not required to carry flight data recorders or cockpit voice recorders, commonly known as black boxes, which could complicate the investigation. overnight the largest part of the wreckage was removed by crews. they say because there were no cockpit recordings the video shot by bystanders will be crucial. it could take weeks, if not months, for investigators to get a better understanding of what

happened here in dallas. george? >> okay, mireya, thanks. the latest now on the war in ukraine where president zelensky celebrated the victory of taking back kherson after months of russian occupation. james longman is on the scene. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, george, from the liberated city of kherson. take a look at this, these kids playing underneath the newly reinstated ukrainian flag. it was a hard-fought battle, but eventually the russians retreated. a happy day for ukraine. this morning, after nine months of russian occupation the people of kherson celebrate their liberation. ukraine retaking full control of the city, saying they've recaptured 1,700 square miles in the past week alone. this is a major blow to putin. kherson was the only major city that russia had been able to take since the war began. it now leaves access to occupied crimea impossible.

the relief here is palpable. president zelenskyy's visit a defining moment. >> a good day, a nice day. >> reporter: these two boys can't hide their joy. they're so excited to see their president. it's been nine months with no hope, and now hope has come to visit them. service members treated as heros. groups dancing in the street and singing the ukrainian national anthem banned here under russia. [ singing in non-english ] this soldier reuniting with his grandmother, running to her as she falls to her knees. many here have gone weeks without basic necessities. there may be real horrors to unearth. infrastructure in the area has been badly hit, this explosion at the dam near the city, that structure just holding for now. what does this mean for the war? well, there's a sense this has perhaps opened the space for negotiations, but i think ukraine sees this as an opportunity to press home their advantage. of course, all of this as the war in the east rages on. guys? >> all right, james, thank you as always. we want to turn to an incredible honor for dolly parton. amazon founder jeff bezos and his partner lauren sanchez

announced that the beloved country star is the recipient of the bezos courage and civility award. it recognizes leaders who find solutions with bravery and compassion. now she doesn't just get a plaque or some statuette. she gets $100 million to give away to charities of her choice. no strings attached. >> when people are in a position to help, you should help, and i know i've always said i try to put my money where my heart is, and i think you do the same thing. i'll do my best to do good things with this money. thank you, jeff. >> bezos said recently he plans to give away most of his fortune throughout his lifetime. dolly parton has done a whole lot including giving almost 200 million books to children around the world. you've spent more time with her than any of us. she's a delight, does great

things, great works. >> big heart. >> $100 million. >> lot more good with $100 million. lot more coming up including the major security breach. how a passenger got through the it's with two box cutters. the latest on the fatal "rust" movie shooting. alec baldwin now filing a lawsuit against the armorer and other crew members. first, good morning there, ginger. >> good morning to y'all. you know, birmingham, tuscaloosa, atlanta, all waking up with a freeze warning this morning. it's going to be cold through the week. not just down in the southeast where we're seeing numbers that are below average. we've got windchills across the nation this morning. it's cold almost everywhere. look at tucson, 37, 27 little rock. we'll stay this way going into early next week, this is the six-to ten-day outlook so winter is here. your local weather in just 30 seconds. drew: after a frosty sts

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blast on a busy pedestrian streets. turkish officials say a syrian woman has been detained. they say she's confessed to planting the bomb. this is the deadliest attack on the country in five years. also right now, the latest on the midterm elections, the control of the house is still up for grabs. 18 races still haven't been called. this as democrats celebrate their victory in the senate. democrats with 50 seats with the chance to pick up one more with georgia's runoff election next month. and happy birthday king charles iii, his first birthday as monarch. h's turning 74 years old. the palace releasing these photos to commemorate the day. the king is expected to mark his birthday first as king going to do it privately. and ahead here on "gma," we'll have more including alec baldwin suing crew members on that fatal shooting on the "rust" movie set. that's coming up.

right now to overwhelmed hospitals as the flu and other seasonal viruses appear earlier this year. california one of the hardest hit states. matt gutman is live in california with more. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. california is 1 of 22 states with high or very high levels of influenza and the combination of influenza, covid and rsv has prompted l.a. county's medical director to say we could see the return of mask mandates. now the metrics so concerning to public health officials right now as the near doubling over the past week of illnesses, hospitalizations, and deaths from the flu, and those numbers have nearly doubled from the previous week, and rsv continues to be a threat. 78% of the beds at children's hospitals nationwide are filled. at mott's children hospital in michigan they're filled at 100%

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but no doubt about it, this was an incredibly dangerous situation that many will now be demanding answers for. >> the bad guy is right there. >> reporter: this morning, a shocking tsa security breach. a passenger getting through the airport at cincinnati/northern kentucky international airport with not one, but two box cutters. >> how did he get a knife on the plane? >> reporter: the tsa telling abc its employee did not use a new 3d scanner properly, missing the box cutters, but the man's bag was flagged for more screening. an agent found one box cutter and removed the blade, but gave the box cutter back to the passenger. even without the blades, that breaks every protocol. the second box cutter went entirely undetected. >> wekt hear commotion and we were like what's going on? >> reporter: on board the suspect reportedly walking down the aisle swearing and scattering clothes even allegedly threatening others with the knife. this passenger says he spoke

with the person who sat right next to the man. >> he flashed a box knife at me and said i wanted to kill, i want to stab people. >> reporter: this man jumping in to help as the flight diverted to atlanta. >> landing was the most dangerous part because now he's seated and he's next to another person and there's a toddler behind him and a baby crying. thank god nothing happened. >> reporter: another vet and a former police officer also helping subdue the suspect. after passengers de-planed, police moved in. the man getting agitated, but the former officer took action. >> the ex-police officer said, hey, don't do that, what are you doing? like some kind a warning not to do something and he just tackled him. >> reporter: box cutters a focus for the tsa after the 9/11 hijackers smuggled them through security. >> i joined the navy before 9/11 happened. when i heard that, that was the first thing i said, that's not going to happen again. i don't know what the situation is but we're going to take control of any situation we're in. >> reporter: and the tsa telling abc news that those agents are

being retrained and that one box cutter that was found should have never gone back to the passenger. that should have gone into checked luggage or simply thrown away. t.j.? >> gio, it's incredible. we have been stopped with 3.5 ounces in our liquids. they catch that, but this was missed. holidays are coming up. is this going to change anything? beef up security? >> reporter: we asked tsa that question. they only would say they are ready for the holidays. no doubt about it this will be the busiest holiday travel season since the pandemic began. we're talking 2 1/2 years, so they've got to be ready. >> gio, thank you. george? coming up next the latest on the new "rust" shooting lawsuit. alec baldwin suing crew members who gave him live ammunition onset. dan abrams will be here to break it all down. “you have cancer.” how their world stopped... ...and when they found a way to face it. for some,... ...this is where their keytruda story begins.

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the latest now on alec baldwin who's suing the crew members who gave him the loaded gun on the set of "rust" where baldwin's gun went off and killed cinematographer halyna hutchins. we'll speak with dan abrams after this report from mola lenghi. good morning, mola. >> reporter: good morning, george. alec baldwin trying to clear his name in this new lawsuit, alleging it was the film's crew members who were the ones who were negligent. this as questions remain exactly how live ammunition made it onto that movie set in new mexico. this morning in an effort to clear his name, alec baldwin is suing the armorer and crew he says is responsible for handling the loaded gun he used that

fatally shot cinematographer halyna hutchins and injured producer joel souza on the set of the movie "rust." the star and producer baldwin adamant he was told by crew members the gun had no live ammunition, alleging the crew was negligent and failed to maintain a safe set. his attorney saying in a statement, more than anyone else on that set, baldwin has been wrongfully viewed as the perpetrator of this tragedy. the armorer in question, hannah gutierrez-reed responding with her own statement through her lawyer writing, baldwin is solely responsible for the harm that happened. he rejected training and pointed the gun and pulled the trigger without the armorer being present. his arrogance is astounding. it's his fault, period. it was more than a year ago when hutchins was killed during rehearsal for a scene in the low-budget western. in an interview with george stephanopoulos last december, baldwin adamant that he didn't pull the trigger, which he still maintains to this day. >> it wasn't in the script for the trigger to be pulled.

>> well, the trigger wasn't pulled. i didn't pull the trigger. >> you never pulled the trigger? >> no, no, no, no. i would never point the gun at someone and pull the trigger, never. >> reporter: contrary to baldwin's claim, the fbi stating in august report the gun used in the fatal shooting functioned normally and could not have fired without pulling the trigger. baldwin's lawsuit also named dave halls who gave baldwin the gun, seth kenney who supplied guns and ammunition to the set, and sarah zachary who was in charge of props. none of those defendants have responded to the suit. despite the tragedy, production on the ill-fated western will resume in january, but not in new mexico. halyna hutchins' widower husband joining the production. santa fe prosecutors now pouring over the case. >> there's no evidence that this was intentional. this was clearly an accident,

but perhaps a criminal accident. just because something is accident doesn't mean that a criminal act didn't occur. >> reporter: after a year-long investigation the sheriff's office turning over its report to the district attorney's office last month who is considering whether filing any criminal charges against those involved in the shooting. guys? >> mola, thanks very much. let's bring in our chief legal analyst dan abrams. what do you make of this suit? >> look the best defense is a good offense and i think you're seeing a little bit of that here from alec baldwin. this is cross-complaint, meaning he has been sued by someone who was on the set. that person has sued him and other people, and he's basically saying, okay, now i'm going to respond and say, yes, those other people you sued, they're responsible, but i'm not. i should be entitled to some of the damages because i'm a victim. so even if he did nothing wrong, absolutely nothing wrong, it's still a tough lawsuit to say

that he was the victim, that he should be entitled to damages here. but i think that he's being honest when he says he's doing this to clear his name. >> we need a scorecard to keep up with all the lawsuits being filed here. where do they all stand? >> the most important lawsuit is from the family of halyna htchins. that one is settled. that is off the table. now you have a number of people some of whom are saying i was on the set and i was psychologically injured, that when the bullet was fired my glasses came off and i haven't been able to get over what happened since then. you know, some of these are not particularly strong lawsuits in my view by the people who are filing them. but they are continuing because i think there's this huge battle over who's at fault and the answer will probably be a number of people a little bit, right? it's probably not the case that one singular person is entirely responsible for this. it's a series of events where a number of people are all

partially responsible. and then you have to figure out, how does that play out in the courts? >> robin referred to the civil cases, right? score card on civil cases. what about a criminal case here? >> that's the big one, right? that's the big, outstanding question. the prosecutor sure hinted there are going to be criminal charges in connection with the case. she now has everything she needs to make the decision. she's got the fbi report the sheriff's report. she's already got funding to extend her investigation and potentially prosecution. so you would think we should be hearing at any moment about a possible prosecution. >> you don't do all that unless you plan to file criminal charges, right? >> i think it's unlikely at this point that there won't be a prosecution because the d.a. has asked for this additional funding. if the d.a. hadn't asked for that additional funding, i might not be saying that. >> all right, always appreciate your insight. >> thank you. >> it's helpful. coming up later, one of the topics that resonated with many viewers after my interview with

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>> reporter: listen, we've got an apple right here and a key lime, the key ingredients for our two competing pies. the chefs are ready. the judges are ready. we're ready to take a bite out of america's best pies this morning. >> chef, give me one word to describe your pie. >> decadent. >> delicious. >> titus o'neil here, the superstar. you didn't eat breakfast this morning. >> i was intermittent fasting and i'm breaking it with a little bit of pie. >> reporter: we'll eat pies later on. robin, back to you. >> we love these competitions. people come out, they mean business. we'll get back to you. coming up, garth brooks with a very special announcement that you'll only hear first right here on little old "gma." come on back. off,

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. at least three people killed. the manhunt under way right now for the gunman who police say is a student, armed and dangerous. the house still up for grabs after president biden and the democrats' narrow victory in the senate, and now a chance to expand for number of seats as the race in georgia heads to a runoff. flu season spike. 22 states getting hit hard right now. are hospitals prepared for the crush on top of rsv as california sets up overflow tents. the steps you can take now to protect your family. dr. jha joins us live. one-on-one with michelle

obama with me. moments from our conversation last night. >> what is something that people don't know? >> about me? >> about you. >> how viewers are reacting to what the former first lady had to say. ♪ black friday arrives early. this morning we've got a first look at early deals. something for everyone in your family. ♪ ready for a slice of heaven this morning with only ten days until thanksgiving. we are launching our sweet cross-country pie competition. ready to kick it all off with our first live bakeoff. ♪ and our dear friend brooks is here on the heels of his massive world tour, and he's here saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ hey, logan.

personal shout-out in nashville. good morning, america. we always love it. he brings it each and every time. garth brooks here live. also this morning, we're kicking off our united states of pies competition. of course, just in time for thanksgiving. >> we did united states of burgers and barbecue, naturally we'll go to pies next. all week long competing, come here to new york for our grand finale where the winner will be named the ultimate pie, and win $10,000 again starting things off in tampa. gio, how it's going? >> reporter: t.j., we're here at the gorgeous wish farms in the tampa bay area. i'm bringing coffee over to my judges. what else is better than some coffee and pies? are you excited? >> i am. >> we've got joe. a little coffee there. >> thirsty and hungry.

>> that's right. and wwe superstar titus o'neil here. >> we talked about this, i'm more of a tea guy. i'm more of a tea guy and pie. >> from mike's pies the key lime pie and we've got over here, the spiced apple pie and they're both competing for this -- the golden pie plate. but titus you wanted to give something extra special -- >> absolutely, we talked about putting smiles on people's faces in wwe, the honorary wwe champ. >> this is america's best pie, the search for america's best pie and it's all coming up right here on "gma." >> all right. >> another tea guy. >> that's what jumped out at you. >> you love your tea. >> and you have stopped by plenty of times looking for some

tea. >> i have. all right, folks, stay here we'll get back to that a little fun there as the holidays are coming up. so good to focus on food and family there. but also something here for the family to focus on has to do with the upcoming flu season, we're in it now, there's been a spike in more than a dozen states. we'll check in with dr. jha. >> always excellent information. we'll get the latest now on the breaking news overnigt. an urgent manhunt is under way at the university of virginia after three people were killed. police say the shooter is armed and dangerous. let's go back to alex littlehales from our virginia affiliate he's there live. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, george, authorities have confirmed the presence of both the fbi and the atf here on the grounds as a manhunt continues and is now under way here at the university of virginia, as authorities search for christopher darnell jones. a university student who officials say allegedly shot at least five people, killing three. here's some video of the scene a little bit earlier this morning

near the center of uva's grounds at around 10:00. after those gunshots were reported last night at 10:30 the university is now on a lockdown, actually on a shelter in place because of the manhunt that's under way for jones. he may be driving a black suv with a virginia license place. we also know that jones the alleged suspect is a former university of virginia football player that's based on a roster from 2018, a player bio also mentioned that jones, the alleged suspect is a member of the national honor society, again he's described as a black male wearing a burgundy jacket with blue jeans, red shoes and so right now, there's an increased police presence from authorities here on the grounds of uva as that manhunt continues. george. >> scary situation. okay, alex, thanks very much now the latest on the midterm elections. democrats have kept control of the senate after that win over the weekend in nevada, but control of the house still very much up in the air. so let's go back to our

congressional correspondent rachel scott there on capitol hill for us. good morning, again, rachel. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you, nevada was the final blow for republicans' chances for taking the senate, democratic incumbent senator catherine cortez masto winning re-election defeating republican adam laxalt. this was one of the tightest races in the country, and her victory securing the democratic majority in the senate. here's where things stand as of this morning. democrats have 50 seats in the senate with te opportunity to pick up one more in georgia's runoff elections in just a few weeks. the house still up for grabs. there are 18 races that have not been called yet. republicans need to pick up seven of those in order to clinch the majority. it would still be a narrow victory, and far from the red wave that they were hoping for, but even president biden has acknowledged at this point it would be a stretch for democrats to hold onto the house. t.j.? >> rachel, thank you as always. we want to mention this overnight "the lion king" celebrated 25 years on the bright lights of broadway, the show opened back in 1997. it won six tony awards,

performed in nine different languages. so congratulations to that production, 25 years and if you go to that show they bring it every time. >> no question. lot more coming up on "gma," this intense flu season with many hospitals overcrowded what you can do to protect your family. dr. ashish jha is going to join us live. also this morning, the reaction to my interview with michelle obama last night and one of the topics that resonated with so many. also the early black friday deals you'll only here on "gma" this morning. also, gio benitez isn round one for our united states of pie competition. hey, gio. >> let me tell you something it's getting serious here, look at their faces, they're ready to battle it out. that's good. that's good. that's coming up on "gma." during walmart's black friday deals for days. every monday is a huge deal. get a $25 disney princess doll

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happening is dr. ashish jha, welcome back to dr. jha, let everyone know how prepared we are for this resurgence. >> yeah, good morning, george, thanks for shaving me back. we're seeing a resurgence of flu, we're seeing covid cases tick up but the good news is we've got two highly effective vaccines and the most important thing people can do to protect themselves and their families this holiday season is to get those vaccines. we're ready to help hospital if they're overwhelmed and extra staffing we're ready to manage this flu and covid season ahead. >> get vaccines for both, how should people sequence those vaccines? >> yeah, i will tell you i got them both at the same time, totally safe and reasonable to do that, that's what i've been recommending, if you want to keep them apart that's fine, but it's totally safe and very effective at the same time and then you're done. >> you have one very tough day when you get them both at the same time. i spaced myself out and had two

medium bad days over a couple of weeks, but how effective is this year's vaccine against the flu? >> yeah, it's actually quite effective. it's not every year, but this year looks like it's a very good match and the bottom line, george, if you get this vaccine it's still possible to get the flu, right, these vaccines aren't 100% effective at protecting infection but they're effective of preventing serious illness. it'll keep you out of the hospital and keep you out of the icu and that's what really matters. >> flu vaccinations are down a bit, but some have vaccination fatigue, and how do we fight it? >> it's obviously been a tough 2 1/2 years, people have gotten out of practice of getting the annual flu shot, we've been doing this for a long time every year in the fall we go out and get the flu vaccine, add the covid vaccine, a great way to make sure you have a safe and nondisruptive holiday season ahead. >> thank you.

now to a side of former first lady michelle obama that hasn't been seen before, we had some fun also around the kitchen table with those who know er best. her new book "the light we carry" is out tomorrow. what is something that people don't know? >> about me? >> about you. >> let's not ask her. >> she's like esther williams in the pool, she's a very, very strong swimmer. >> do you ever do anything halfway? >> no. >> she's extremely competitive n all areas of her life and i'm thinking are you kidding me? >> i was just mentioning dodge ball. how could i forget? >> part of boot camp we played dodgeball. this was funny. >> we're trying to wi, you know, we have one player who was about ten years older than us and we had some younger woman

and no one would hit her, i was like, better hit susan. i was like, hit her. >> she's a sore loser. >> she never loses. >> she never loses. >> hey, let's move you -- >> it's like she's small enough. >> she was, what, mrs. robinson? >> a sore loser. >> if she was competing with craig and he was a sore winner. he was a sore winner. >> he could beat me at everything. he didn't go easy on me. you don't want to lose. you're going to be little sore. >> she and her husband share that competitive spirit. what's the reaction? >> people really loved the kitchen table and how they were

sitting around the pearls of wisdom from her mother, they got a kick out of her new hobby, knitting, she's very serious about it. you can tell by my tone where i was, like, you made that? she was, like, yes, robin. i made that. so many online also said how much they appreciate her vulnerability and her candor and in here book she talks about the power of small, the power of small how it helped her and hopes it also helps others. >> it's not just a smooth ride to the top but we have to keep pushing forward, and we all -- what i am telling people now is to focus on your small power. control if thing that is within your grasp, the thing you can do. it's the power of small. >> just saying, i've often said dream big but focus small because everything we think of is being so macro, but if we just boil it down -- that's it. you can stream the interview with michelle obama on hulu.

we also have clips on goodmorningamerica.com. including a story that michelle's mom tells, a story that michelle obama wrote in elementary school and the ending we didn't see coming. got to check it out. ginger. we've got 3.5 inches of snow that fell in caribou, maine, and more to congresswoman by the midweek. we'll be tracking this storm that's going to do that. let's begin with our winter weather advisories for this one, texas panhandle, including clinton, oklahoma there, 4 to 6 inches of snow possible, then it starts to make its way with a disturbance in the great lakes, into the northeast and mid-atlantic, the coast could see 6-plus inches and look at that up into maine again. let's get a check now a little closer to home. drew: after a frs

morning, we see rightafter a frs conditions, up or 50's or low or 60's later this afternoon. overnight, we keep clear skies. temperatures quite cold in the 30's. low and mid 40's around the bay shoreline. enjoy the sunshine. we will keep that pattern for much of the week ahead. look who we got in the building our next guest one of our absolute favorites. you know him, you love him, country music superstar garth brooks. >> this is great, in the studio, this is nice, i love it on this side of the pandemic. >> look you've been out there, three-plus years. >> got through the stadium tour about a month ago and it's time to do something else now, so we're excited, man thanks for the opportunity this morning, going to announce the residency in vegas. >> no! we were going to stretch it out. >> okay.

>> go ahead. >> i'm just so excited. the coliseum at caesars. we're calling it the plus one, we're going to try something we haven't tried before. it only happens in cartoons where you go, i'm going to try something i haven't tried before. it's the one-man show, they're going to sit in the audience, any time you want to fiddle, any time you want percussion or background come up and sing or bring the whole band up to do "friends in low places." this should be stupid. >> what's great about doing a residency after the big tour? >> you're trying to figure out, you're sweet us enough to launch us out of retirement. i think this is going to be so much fun and everybody at caesars has been so sweet to

make this happen. just had the courage to announce it this morning. a little early. >> you have some special guests. trisha yearwood. >> i'm thinking of changing my name to garth but. it's always, like, i love you, garth, but -- everyone loves her and i hope she's going to make the trip with us. >> the residency will be so intimate, but is it true earlier this year your friends in louisiana literally caused an earthquake? >> that was fun to watch right there, you know you go into baton rouge, in their love and their joy and to honor them they treated every song that night it was fantastic but when it came all of a sudden the size mow graph took off, it registered.

everybody's smartwatch started lighting up. it was a warning saying if you keep this level of volume up you'll lose your hearing they were that loud it was crazy. >> wasn't just folks inside you had folks outside watching as well. >> you do this for a living i keep hearing an echo, i'm like, where is that echo coming from? you could hear them. you're a lucky, lucky entertainer if you get to play death valley at lsu. >> that's true. what is this about, i don't know why people always assumed you had tattoos and you got a new one. >> our youngest is inked up.

we were supposed to be in ireland 2014 sold the five shous out, going to get a tattoo for her 18th birthday the shows got cancelled, the shows recently happened in ireland five of them over there and she brought it up. she goes, dad, do good on your bet. i did. so many important women in my life. so i got a small one, it's back chest and full sleeve here. >> wait? >> it's awesome. i got my three girls down the left arm, ms. yearwood over my heart. my mom is on my shoulder. it works really well. let me tell you right now, for anyone who hasn't a tattoo it hurts. >> especially when it's half your body. >> the tattoo is that big. >> yes.

it's great i told you that i do this for her 18th birthday i was thinking something small, and you start thinking about it, i know my girls are with me my whole life, but to have them right here the whole time is cool. >> the residency is great. how about new music? >> no phones or videos in this thing, you can try stuff you're working on that day and get instant reaction. >> you're going experiment at the residency. >> trust me you're not safe at the garth show ever. >> that's a great sales pitch. you spoke of being blessed a short time ago, how blessed are you 30-plus years in this industry, you're still selling out arenas.

>> first of all, i'm lucky enough to be a child of god and christ for me, and i get to be part of the greatest country on the planet and i get to play country music, to do this long? are you kidding me? very blessed. my children are healthy. i'm with my love of my life. it's awesome. i feel very lucky to be here. >> i thought we had on the brink of tears and then you're like -- you're just, thank you. >> thank you. >> every time you come here you bring it as you do every time you're on the stage.

>> man, it's so sweet i can't thank you guys enough for the gifts, all the gifts. have i mentioned we're doing a residency -- [ laughter ] >> it's your show, baby. >> garth brooks residency, tickets go on sale. is ms. yearwood here? >> yes. ♪

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today. we have bad sun glare this morning later on this afternoon temperatures will max out in the fifties and sixties. reggie thank you. another abc seven news update about 30 minutes. you can always check us out on our news, app and a ♪ut on our news, app and a ♪ we're counting down to thanksgiving, how we're doing that by traveling the country in search of the best pies in our united states of pie competition. >> we've got competitors in four different cities, the winners of each round will advance to the final four in new york to compete for "gma's" ultimate pie and $10,000 starting things off in tampa gio benitez is there. hey, gio. >> reporter: look at where we are, this is wish farms here in tampa bay and they have just celebrated a hundred years in

business, really incredible, we've got these incredible competitors here for a really tasty, tasty competition, over here we've got mike's pies mike martin and luke martin they got the key lime pie. are you ready for this? >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah you're ready on the other side we've got christina theofilos of psomi bakery. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> here are our judges. tie does o'neil right here, joe carballo and tyler glasnow from the tampa bay rays. what do you look for in a good pie. >> it starts with great crust, if it has a great crust everything after that is splendid. >> all right, we'll see how tese measure up for you. why don't we go ahead and get to know our competitors a little bit more.

take a look at this. ♪ >> reporter: it's a taste of sweetness in tampa bay, christina theofilos saw the need to bring her authentic greek food. >> the best piece, the last crumb at the table. it wanted it to be a completely scratch operation from start to finish. >> reporter: like any good meal always leave room for dessert with her classic spiced apple pie. >> a nice balance between sweet and tart. the filling, adds this creamy filling to it. the baklava is like a trigger word. >> reporter: across town mike and luke martin of mike's pies promise these are the most delicious pies on the planet. >> when i got out of football

and started my career in business i got tired of waiting for mom to make the cherry pie. 25,000 pies a weeb insidma formula left unchanged. >> everything's made to order.i key lime pie. >> the texture, the ingredients the quality of it. >> we wanted it to test like you made it at home or your mom made it at home. >> it's time to start tasting -- titus you don't waste any time. >> i broke my fast. >> go ahead and start eating. we'll start with the key lime pie. mike martin over here, what makes this key lime so special? my mama makes a really good key lime pie from florida.

>> egg yolks, condensed milk. i understand our judge over here really loves the crust. gluten-free graham cracker crust. >> luke making the batter over here. >> he's adding the egg yolks to the condensed milk and then key lime juice. >> you have to wait for these key liems, you got to get them real yellow like this. >> where's my persian lime? i may already cut it up. >> let's see what the judges think. >> what does it look like i think about the key lime? i can say the same thing about the apple. the crust is are gluten-free i am trying to watch my figure, i tasted the key lime, zesty flavorful and it's not really heavy. >> i'm going to block my pie from titus, it's not safe.

delicious, refreshing, it's -- it's splendid. i'm ready for the next one. >> splendid that's a good word right there. oh, we've got stuff falling. why don't you go ahead and start eating the apple one here. psomi bakery, we got the spiced apple pie, this is part of your family's tradition, right, kind of how you came up with it. start with two different kind of apples. cook it down with fresh ginger syrup, the brown sugar -- all the good stuff right here. and then it all starts with your

pie crust here. it's part baked. nice and crispy. >> look at that. >> what do you say? it doesn't have to be beautiful. >> no. >> that looks beautiful. >> yeah, we'll top it with our apples. typically i lay them out for nicely but for the sake of tv time i'll lay them on here. and this of course what mp loves and wants is the baklava pieces, crush them up, we add some brown sugar, half walnut and let's get them judging. we got the mascots over here too. >> they're both amazing. i hate to be the tiebreaker.

they're phenomenal. >> let's go ahead and vote. let's do this. here we go, let's start with you. >> it starts with me. >> you got the pad m? let's do it. >> here we go. >> mike's pie. >> quickly. go for it. >> psomi. >> here we go. >> i got to go with mike's. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> because we do have the golden pie plate. incredible pies just absolutely incredible and mike you're now going to new york to see if you will be the ultimate pie in america for "gma" and a chance to win $10,000, congratulations.

>> mike's pies. >> yes. >> all right, congratulations, mike's pies we'll see you here in new york friday for the final round. oh, my gosh, i love how we have that over there. one seat is taken. tomorrow, denver. coming up, monday funday. lori b.'s here to help kick off your holiday shopping with early black friday deals for everyone in your family. (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify in your family. sure, funday monday. for medicare do not receive all the benefits they deserve. you could be missing out! now anthem blue cross introduces a free medicare plan checkup to make sure you receive all the benefits you qualify for in 2023. call 1-866-336-3448 today and receive extra benefits for a zero dollar monthly premium. benefits like dental, vision, hearing and prescription drugs!

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>> do you believe that donald trump should ever be president again? >> tonight, at 10:00/9:00 central on abc. we're back with power trip, as these midterms have been historic, surprising, and life-changing for our young abc news embeds. not all of them are coming home yet. hey, guys. >> hey, george. >> what's going on? i told you it wouldn't be over. >> except for florida. >> and pennsylvania. >> but much, much more important than that i want to congratulate you all did an amazing job. frankly it was a little nostalgic to see you out there on the ground floor where i used to be. you all did it with grace, incredible good humor and you all should feel very proud, i'm very proud of all of you.

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hot night on monday night football. the undefeated eagles trying to stay perfect when they face the commanders the action starts tonight at 8:00 p.m., the forecast, clear, kickoff temp 38, no rain. i like that. drew: it is a briskg permafrost advisories in effect. brite date, temperatures in the 50's and 60's. get used to the sunshine. we will have it over t t t hey, we're less than two weeks until black friday a jump-start this morning, some holiday deals for the whole family, lori bergamotto joining us to break it all down. we need this, lori. >> it is. it's monday funday here at "gma" and this segment is sponsored by walmart. if you're a walmart plus member you get early access to these deals and we're previewing sol of them right now.

>> i just needed the reminder it's this close in the year. a gift for someone who loves a kitchen gadget. >> exactly, so, right now, it's all about the air fryer, the hottest kitchen gadget around, this one has 19 one-cooking functions, kit air frye, slow cook. it can even -- it's very roomy, it can fit a 15-inch pizza, 12 slices of toast, my favorite thing about it, ginger, it's all dishwasher safe. >> should we do the price? >> let's reveal the deal. >> the deal is $50. >> incredible, right. >> yes, that is, actually. how about we do something for someone in need of new tech, that can get old.

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surgery. >> you were wrong about that too. >> this show's golden globe nominated star freddie highmore is here. good to see you. you called it after six series, 100 episodes a vicious medical monologue cycle, have the language down now? >> i'm still trying, it's the latin phrases, we do our best. >> if you walk into a hospital now could you fake it as a doctor? >> no. the language maybe but that's probably more dangerous. people would assume i knew what i was doing, but actually i know nothing. >> congratulations, no small thing, 100 episodes for a show, can you think back what your hopes were for this show? >> i didn't think any of us could have expected or hoped for the show to go on this long i guess we feel incredibly lucky and fortunate to have gotten to this point.

that's not to say we didn't hope it would be successful. it's certainly surpassed any of our expectations. >> a great crew and a great stuff. what's the magic sauce in there that has this show resonating with viewers all these years? >> i feel like my character has always been a hopeful character and i feel as times in the last six seasons, six years have been somewhat divisive i feel sean is a character who can bring people together and celebrating the diversity on the show we hopefully been able to, you know, figure out that we're all more the same than different and bring people together. >> you talk about that neurodiversity, your character you play there has autism, people who come up on the streets, what do they say to you about that particular element of your character? >> reactions from people who have had autism or who are in the community, family members of

those who do have always been the most meaningful and impactful conservations around the show and if in some tiny little way this show has helped change stereotypes or challenged perceptions of what it means to have autism that's after 100 episodes what i would be most proud of. >> pride, we talk about the language and getting some of the medical jargon down, you're still getting used to the props and sometimes when you're operating, you can't tell sometimes if that's a prop body or a real person actor laying there, are you still struggling with that? >> probably the worst at being able to distinguish when it's the real body and a fake body. you know, most of the time it's a fake body so we can prod around with the tools and occasionally they'll sneak the real body in and there will be an ow as we get too close.

lot of times we'll be doing an intense scene and the patient will start snoring. will suddenly cut into the middle of what we're trying to do. >> freddie, behind the scenes of the show, not behind the scenes, freddie, always a pleasure talking to you. good to have you in the studio. congrats on the 10th episode. >> thank you very much. >> that 100th episode airs next >> that 100th episode airs next monday detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato.

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bill a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc. seven news. good morning, reggie aqui from abc. seven mornings. here's josina with traffic. thank you, reggie . good morning, everyone. so we have two big issues to talk about. right now. the first one is going to be a sigalert on the san mateo bridge. this is on eastbound 92 so counter commute directions, so not the load of cars that you see off to the right hand side. but you are traveling from the peninsula. you will run into this issue on the bridge. also, we have another crash on the richmond standard. felt bridge. this is just past the meeting. lights expect delays as well. hydro hydro bina are frost advisory has expired, but it's still chilly out there were climbing. through the forties and the fifties. right now, 52 a half moon bay, but still 41 right now in santa rosa. a lot of sunshine out there. here's our tam cam showing you bright conditions. take the sunglasses with you

today you will have that sunshine throughout the afternoon. will max out in the fifties and low sixties by four pm reggie drew. thank you time now for live with kelly and ryan. we see you again at 11 am ryan. we see you again at 11 am from mid deja vu: it's live with kelly and ryan. today from dead to me, actress linda cardellini and a performance from louis tomlinson. plus, actress soleil moon frye. all next on live. and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. i talk about it all night. all night long. morning. how are you? oh! oh. -ah. -oh, boy. -alora! alora! -alora! ah... hello. good morning. i have to shift to english. november 14th. nice to see you guys. you tell me things here on this show that i do listen to, and i file them away.

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