right. now in america this morning. trump's big announcement former president facing new pressure to delay his widely expected announcement today about his 2024 presidential campaign after another major election setback overnight, this time in arizona , and now former vice president mike pence, speaking out, yes or no. do you believe that donald trump should ever be president again? how he answered and what pence revealed about his conversation with trump days after the january 6th attack on the capital? to disturbing crimes rocking two separate university campuses in idaho, four students found dead in what's now being called a crime of passion and at the university of virginia, three football players shot and killed on a bus. what we're learning about the suspect's past. historic job

cuts. the changes reportedly coming to amazon, just days ahead of the holiday season as the economy takes a toll on the tech industry. jay leno hospitalized his mechanic now explaining what happened in leno's garage, plus the best time of day to exercise the new research on how to get the most out of your workout and later, very hairy new world record. from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good tuesday morning, everyone we begin with former president trump's announcement today, he is widely expected to announce that he's running for president again. many in his party are urging him to delay the announcement, and trump suffered another big loss overnight. abc news is now projecting the democrat katie hobbs will defeat carry lake, the candidate trump endorsed in the arizona governor's race lake responding overnight. meanwhile new revelations from our exclusive interview with former vice president mike pence, telling

abc s david muir what trump said to him days. is after the january 6th attack on the capital. abc is justin finch has the new details. justin good morning. andrew. good morning, carrie lake is dismissing her projected loss in that arizona governor's race amid more pressure on former president trump. new projections in arizona overnight show democrat katie hobbs narrowly defeating kerry lake, the former tv news anchor who has embraced donald trump's false election claims, falling more than 20,000 votes behind hobbs. it's not immediately clear if lake will concede or challenge the results . she simply tweeted overnight. arizonans no. b s when they see it before she was projected to lose late claim the election was boss without providing evidence. called out. hobbs who's in charge of state elections as the current secretary of state in arizona. i don't believe that people of arizona would vote for her and that she would win. but if that's what happens at the

end of the day, how do you certify? an election that is this botched and she's the one that would certify her own election where it was botched. arizona democratic congressman dismissed the idea of lake challenging the results. he wanted to go down as being an ignorant loser. congratulations it's not gonna help you in future elections. republican liz cheney also taking a jab at lake after lake recently wrote a letter sarcastically thanking cheney for running a tv ad against her, claiming cheney's add boosted her campaign. he responded last night writing you're welcome. carrie lake. democrats have already clinched control of the senate and republicans overnight. we're on the cusp of retaking control of the house with a slim majority. meanwhile trump is widely expected to announce his 2024 presidential campaign today, even as some republicans urged him to delay the announcement, blaming trump for far right kid that's performing poorly in the midterm elections. trump's

expected announcement comes on the same day former vice president mike pence releases his memoir. but look, it's a free country he can he can make any announcement that he wants to make our david muir he's angered by trump's actions on january, 6th and pence described why he refused to let secret service agents take him away from the capital. as the mob chanted hang mike pence. i just didn't want those rioters. to see the vice president's motorcade speeding away from capitol hill. i didn't want to give them that satisfaction. pence says he and trump did not speak with each other after the capital attack for five days, immediately asked about karen and charlotte. he said that he had just learned that they were at the capitol that day. five days later. i told him we were they were fine. then he asked

where you scared? i said no. i was angry and then i sense. genuine remorse by the president. did he apologize for putting your life and your wife's life? your daughter's life in danger? um. not in so many words, but in sentiment he did, david if you get my meaning. i sense the president was genuinely saddened by what had happened. and he expressed it. how so? well, it it. at one point, he simply said, with his voice, much more faint than it. had ever been. he said. what if we hadn't had the rally? he said. it's uh. it's so bad to end like this. but when asked whether he believes trump should

serve again as president. pence refused to say yes or no. i think that's up to the american people. but i think we'll have better choices in the future. depends, declined to say if he is running for president, saying, it's family is giving it consideration so more to come. andrew back to you, justin. thank you. and you can watch more of david mirrors. interview with mike pence later on. good morning america and streaming on julia ci. a director bill burns has delivered a message to his russian counterpart, warning against the use of nuclear weapons in ukraine. officials say the meeting in turkey was meant to emphasize the consequences of such a move was the highest ranking sit down between us and russia. in officials. since the war in ukraine started in the white house says president biden has tested negative for covid at the g 20 summit after learning that the prime minister of cambodia tested positive. he did meet with biden. but the white house says the president is not considered a close contact. we

turn now to the two disturbing crimes rocking two separate university campuses in idaho, four students were apparently murdered near the university of idaho and in virginia, shooting on a bus left three university. virginia football players dead. we have new details on both cases. but in both the motive remains a mystery. overnight shock and sadness on the campus of the university of virginia student is accused of killing three members of the football team. i think that this whole community. will forever be changed. the players were on this bullet riddled bus returning from a class trip when authorities say christopher darnell jones jr opened fire, killing devin chandler, lovell, davis junior and sean perry, the university police chief, learned of jones's arrest in the middle of a news conference moment. thank god. previous side of relief. jones is a former member of the football team. it's unclear why he allegedly opened fire on the bus, the police chief revealed jones was already

on their radar, saying the university's threat assessment team learned about jones in september after someone said he had boasted about having a gun. the chief also said jones faced a previous hazing investigation. i don't know the facts and circumstances that investigation . i know that it was eventually closed due to ah witnesses that would not cooperate with the process. meanwhile across the country authorities near the university of idaho are investigating the death of four students and what a local official calls a crime of passion. police in the city of moscow, idaho, were called to an off campus house for an unconscious person. when they arrived. officers say they found the students dead. three women and one man ages 20 and 21. investigators have not revealed how the students died, only calling their deaths, homicides overnight, police told the idaho statesman. they're searching for a suspect, but authorities have said there is no ongoing risk to the community until we have the details of sort of what the caused the police to think it

was a homicide than i'm still not entirely sure about it, the coroner and idaho told the new york times. the case is not a murder suicide, but would not elaborate. rail workers appear to be one step closer to a strike now that a third union has rejected a labor deal, experts say a strike among the freight train workers could severely affect supply chains and cost the economy. billions of dollars. proposed deal offers pay raises of more than 20% and a major strike at the university of california. nearly 50,000 academic workers have hit the picket lines demanding better pay and benefits. some progress was reported during negotiations yesterday. experimental alzheimer drug has failed in two clinical trials. the drugs made by roche, the company says the drugs did not help to preserve memory in early stages of alzheimer's or slow cognitive decline. as much as researchers had hoped. it is time now for a look at your tuesday forecast.

but you can call it ministers noda. for now, more snow is on the way today for the plains and the midwest morning windchills are in the single digits on the radar. a large storm system is pushing through the eastern third of the country, bringing rain across much of the southeast. today the snow will stretch into the eastern great lakes. snow is also expected in the northern rockies and checking today's tie high temperatures another chilly day in the northeast. seventies in the southwest. and what about 86 in miami, 84 in honolulu? coming up why several airlines have been ordered to pay millions in refunds. first with grocery prices sky high some easy ways you can save on your thanksgiving this year, including a different kind of grocery store and later it's the world's biggest sports event, and now officials are being told d

morning america. come on. ah! back now. a video you have to see two very different kind of wedding crashers. two kangaroos interrupted this wedding in australia brawling with each other during the nuptials. after about 20 minutes, they finally went to their separate ways back here in the us, amazon is reportedly preparing to make the largest job cuts in the company's history. published reports say the company is planning to cut 10,000 corporate and technology jobs beginning as soon as this week. the cuts are not expected to affect delivery workers during the busy holiday season. with thanksgiving fast approaching sky high grocery prices right now are really taking their toll. but there are some easy ways you can save it's not just inflation that's sending thanksgiving d prices flying. this flu has also helped fuel and nearly 20% jump in turkey prices this year. everything is more expensive feed is more expensive. labor is

more expensive. all the inputs are more expensive, so that obviously is going to translate into a more expensive turkey. there is some good news when it comes to other holidays. people's prices on apples for grandma's pie are down about 3% in the last month. same thing for potatoes. in fact, veggies may be your best bet this year, but for bigger savings, so called salvage grocery stores are becoming more popular. there are sort of outlet store for groceries. one chain is united grocery outlet, which has stores in six states. we specialize in helping other businesses liquidate excess surplus inventory overruns could be items that didn't sell as well as they thought it would sell. some items are more than half cough compared to regular supermarket prices, but selection can be more limited. so later on good morning america . there will be a closer look at the pros and cons of those salvage grocery stores and also the best bargains. six airlines

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