concert. good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, overnight, president biden meetig with world leaders after explosions in poland. international investigation. two people killed after a missile landed in poland. a nato member. world leaders trying to figure out who fired it as russia launches a massive assault across ukraine, targeting civilians and critical infrastructure, leaving millions in the dark. overnight, donald trump launches his third presidential campaign. >> i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. >> the twice-impeached former president announced under the shadow of several investigations. who wasn't there? as many in the gop blame the

president for their disappointing midterm performance. the reaction this morning. urgent manhunt under way. new details about the university of idaho murder mystery after four students were killed. now what police are saying about the threat to the community as they search for suspects. new details in the fatal shooting of three university of virginia football players. overnight we hear from a witness on that bus when the shots were fired. with the suspect expected to face a judge this morning. holiday travel season about to take off. how the tsa is preparing for the busiest year since the pandemic and what it's doing after a passenger got on a flight with two box cutters. the agency's administrator joining us this morning. amazon's new holiday warning. the online scam surge. what to watch out for on your phone. how to protect your money and personal information this shopping season. liftoff overnight for the most powerful rocket in the

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we'll have more on that coming up. but we'll get now to the latest on the war in ukraine. explosions in poland killed two people. >> tom soufi burridge is in poland for us. we're learning that the president says the missile blast appears to be an unfortunate accident? >> reporter: exactly, michael. good morning. an unfortunate accident and not a deliberate attack. we just had that assessment in from the polish president. the entire area up this road, a vast area is closed off. we've seen a convoy of military vehicles heading in. it shows you how sensitive the investigation here is because for the first time, russia's war in ukraine has spilled over a border in a limited but deadly way, and into a nato member's state. this morning, the war in ukraine spilling over the border into poland, a nato ally of the u.s. the moment a missile lands in a polish village killing two people, just five miles away from the border of ukraine. at the scene of the blast a huge

crater in the ground in this video circulating online. poland's president calling it an unfortunate accident, not a deliberate attack. but poland's military is on high alert. >> i'm going to make sure we find out exactly what happened. >> reporter: president biden also calming things down by suggesting the explosion was not caused by a missile fired by russia. >> it's unlikely in the minds of the trajectory that it was fired from russia, but we'll see. >> reporter: the investigation looking at whether a ukrainian air defense missile missed its target landing over the border here in poland. it happened as russia launched a barrage of missiles and drones of targets across ukraine, including near to the border with poland. we were in kyiv when the missiles were raining down. >> a residential building hit here in central kyiv. we heard another loud explosion moments ago. this is the largest wave of strikes against energy infrastructure in ukraine.

russia's aim to terrorize the ukrainian people. >> reporter: 10 million people in ukraine left without power as a result of the strikes. at least two people killed in ukraine and two people also killed over the border in poland. guys, what happened here is a major reminder for us all that russia's war in ukraine has the potential to escalate beyond ukrainian borders, but the explosion in this polish village also raises questions about air defense and security in this entire nato, ukrainian border region. robin? >> a major reminder indeed, tom. thank you so much. we'll get more on the emergency round table from senior white house correspondent mary bruce. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the president and allied leaders this morning are uniting this morning as they try to get a full picture here and figure out what comes next. overnight after that emergency meeting with g7 and nato leaders, you heard the president there saying that he does not

think -- or he thinks it is unlikely this missile was fired from russia. biden and other leaders this morning are trying to dial down what could have been a potentially explosive situation because biden has said repeatedly since the start of this war that the u.s. will defend every inch of nato territory, but he also of course wants to avoid an escalation because the president has been blunt that a direct confrontation between russia and nato would lead to world war iii. as for what comes next here, president biden is making his way back home from bali, but he's saying this appears to be an unfortunate accident. that certainly lowers the temperature. george? >> it does, mary. thank you very much. now to donald trump. the twice impeached former president announced he's making a third run for the white house despite republican backlash and several investigations. chief washington correspondent jon karl's at mar-a-lago with the latest. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning,

george. nearly two years after attempting to overturn a presidential election and inciting an attack on the u.s. capitol, donald trump is running for president again. donald trump has spent two years attacking american elections, but now he's hoping voters will return him to power. >> in order to make america great and glorious again, i'm tonight announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. >> reporter: surrounded by loyalists and members of his mar-a-lago club in palm beach, florida, trump largely stuck to the script written by his advisers, boasting about his record as president, attacking joe biden, and for the most part, staying clear of the election lies voters soundly rejected in the midterm elections. >> america's comeback starts right now. >> reporter: some fellow republicans have blamed trump for the party's failure to win big in the midterms. trump acknowledged republicans should have done better, but he said that was because americans don't yet realize how bad things are under joe biden. >> the citizens of our country have not yet realized the full extent and gravity of the pain

our nation is going through, and the total effect of the suffering is just starting to take hold. >> reporter: trump's candidacy is clouded by multiple criminal investigations and lawsuits. from the investigation into the classified documents he took from the white house to a new york criminal investigation into his company. just hours before he announced his campaign, trump's longtime chief financial officer allen weisselberg took the stand describing how the company schemed to avoid paying taxes. like many other republicans, new hampshire governor chris sununu greeted trump's announcement with a shrug. >> whatever announcements may or may not be happening tonight, frankly nobody's going to care. >> reporter: but not long after trump started speaking, president biden posted a video portraying him as a threat to america. >> we will treat those people from january 6th fairly, and if it requires pardons, we will give them pardons. >> reporter: there were some notable absences at trump's

announcement at mar-a-lago. there were no members of congress there except for madison cawthorn who lost re-election. there were no governors and donald trump jr. wasn't there. he was out west hunting and said he had a hard time getting a flight back due to weather, and ivanka trump, the president's daughter was not there. she put out a statement after the announcement saying, while i will always love and support my father, going forward i will do so outside the political arena. remember, george, she was a big part of his last campaigns and his white house. >> quite a change from the last time. okay, jon. stand by. let's bring in our chief legal analyst dan abrams. grover cleveland lost and then ran again. besides that, everything else here is unprecedented including all these criminal investigations. >> right. you have three sort of buckets of criminal investigations. you've got the documents. you've got january 6th and you've got efforts to overturn the election. you also have federal and state

invest investigations. those are all the criminal ones. now remember, there is currently an ongoing criminal case that is happening as we speak against the trump organization, not donald trump specifically. >> the cfo testified yesterday. >> we're talking about a case going on right now. that's in addition to the fact that the new york attorney general is suing for $250 million. it's in addition to all the other civil lawsuits, et cetera. >> but clearly donald trump believes that somehow announcing for president will shield him from all these investigations. >> it's not going to shield him, right? the best that this would do potentially is pressure the department of justice to get a special counsel, right? but people forget that even if the department of justice decides we need a special counsel here to make sure that the impression of fair and impartial justice continues, that special counsel still reports to the attorney general. >> does that really make any difference? >> that's my point. it still reports to the attorney general. so even that -- and i think it may be too late for that already, but even if there were, i don't think that's a

fundamental game changer. and the answer to the big picture question, does it protect donald trump legally, no. politically you and i were just going back and forth. >> we'll have plenty of time to discuss that. jon, let me bring you back on the politics. lots of republican infighting right now. both kevin mccarthy and mitch mcconnell, house and senate, facing challenges to their leadership. >> i expect mcconnell will knock down the threat to his leadership. as for kevin mccarthy, the republican conference voted to put him forward as the speaker of the house. that just required a majority vote. but george, 31 republicans voted against mccarthy. when it comes to the floor, he needs to get 218 members of congress to vote for him. right now he's significantly short of that. >> not even close. jon karl, dan abrams, thanks very much. michael? now to new details on the deadly shooting at the university of virginia. the alleged gunman is due in court this morning, facing charges including three counts of second-degree murder in the

killings of three student athletes. faith abubey is in charlottesville, virginia with more including new details about potential warning signs. good morning, faith. >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. christopher darnell jones jr. is expected to have his court arraignment in the building over my shoulder later this morning. we learned additional details in that he's facing even more charges as some of the victims, the surviving victims are now being identified. we're hoping to learn whether or not he'll be entering a plea and whether or not he'll be granted bond. this morning, 22-year-old university of virginia shooting suspect christopher darnell jones jr. expected to face a judge on multiple murder chargers and two counts of malicious wounding and perhaps offer new details about what led him to allegedly shoot five of his fellow students, killing football players devin chandler, lavel davis jr., and d'sean perry, and injuring two others, michael hollins and marlee

morgan. the shooting happened monday night on that charter bus after they returned from a school field trip. >> i was scared with all the shots that were fired he had shot everyone on the bus. so i thought he was going to shoot me too. >> reporter: ryan lynch was on that bus. >> to my knowledge, they did not know him. the only thing is that they were on the football team. >> reporter: uva is facin critical questions about whether more could have been done to prevent this strategy. officials admit that during the course of an investigation into allegations of hazing a student recently reported the suspect told him he had a gun, but the student said he never actually saw the weapon. the alleged shooter broke school policy by not reporting a misdemeanor concealed weapons conviction in another county. in a statement uva telling abc news the student affairs escalated this for disciplinary action on october 27th. it wasn't until after the shooting that, quote, student

affair officials discovered the report hadn't been transmitted to the student judiciary committee. meanwhile the campus community still reeling from the deadly shooting. the football coach, tony elliott says he and his players are still in shock. >> i'm ready for somebody to pinch me and wake me up and say that this didn't happen. >> reporter: and, robin, as the students continue to grieve, they will be back in class today, but they are not expected to take any exams or take any tests really before the thanksgiving break. robin? >> that is more than understandable. all right, faith, thank you. now to the migrant crisis at our southern border. a federal judge's ruling striking down a trump-era order could lead to potential asylum seekers entering the country. cities near the border are bracing for an influx. mireya villarreal is in dallas with more on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is definitely a big deal. title 42 is a health law that was used by the trump administration during the pandemic to slow the flow of

migrants, but the biden administration has been using this for several years. right now we're seeing a record number of migrant encounters along the southern border. this could create a surge of people seeking asylum. the department of homeland security said it was preparing for the end of this policy, but they're now asking for a five-week hold on this judge's ruling to better prepare. i've spoken with a number of community officials and city officials along the border. they are bracing for another increase of migrants. in fact, overnight the city of el paso saying they are asking the federal government for more funding for their migrant processing facility. guys? >> all right, mireya, thank you so much. now we turn now to the breaking news overnight. the artemis 1 rocket finally blasted off on a trip to bring us back to the moon. transportation correspondent gio benitez watched it live from the kennedy space center. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, george. good morning.

it was a stunning launch and you could really feel the power of that rocket as it lifted off there. now the orion capsule is on the way to the moon with america makes history yet again. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: overnight after three delays since august, a major breakthrough in space exploration. >> we rise together, back to the moon and beyond. >> reporter: the most powerful rocket in the world, the space launch system propelling the orion capsule toward the moon with 8.8 million pounds of thrust. orion already feeding back stunning images of the earth from space. it will spend 26 days getting to the moon, orbiting it, then returning to earth, splashing down off the coast of san diego on december 11th. launch director charlie blackwell thompson, the first female launch director, taking in the moment. >> on behalf of all the men and women across our great nation who have worked to bring this hardware together, to make this

day possible and for the artemis generation, this is for you. >> reporter: many this morning believe that artemis generation can change the world. >> this is the first step, this test mission, to put the first woman, the first person of color on the moon on the next missions. and so i mean, the world will never be the same. >> reporter: and you know, we've only really explored a very small part of the moon as it is. there is still so much more research to do there, but even so eventually the whole plan is to use the moon as a layover spot so that humans can travel farther and farther into the universe and get to mars. guys? >> okay. i love your enthusiasm. we love your enthusiasm, gio. >> i could see gio in a space suit when he was saying that. >> making him happier next to being on the artemis 1. >> good for you, gio. a lot more coming up here on "gma" including the holiday travel season almost here. we'll talk to the tsa about how to prepare for the crush.

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a lot more ahead including the new warning from amazon with the surge in online shopping and scams. we're going to tell you what the ecommerce giant is seeing and how you can spot it. that is coming up. michael? robin, we're going to turn now to the new details in a college murder mystery at the university of idaho. kayna whitworth is in moscow, idaho, with more on what police are saying about the four students found dead. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: michael, good morning. authorities have remained tight-lipped about the investigation. they have said all four students were killed inside that apartment with what they described as an edged weapon. that's a detail that sent shock waves through this tight-knit community. many this morning are questioning the police assurances that everybody's safe. this morning the hunt is on for a suspected killer following the horrifying homicides of four university of idaho students at an off-campus apartment. >> it's just not something you can comprehend in that moment. >> reporter: authorities are now saying an edged weapon, such as

a knife was used in the homicide over the weekend and they believe it was an isolated and targeted incident. the deadly attack happening in the apartment shared by the three women. kaylee gonclaves, madison mogen, and xana kernodle who was with her long-time boyfriend ethan chapin. one of their friends telling "gma" she was with them just hours before. >> it was just a party setting. everyone was socializing with each other and with kaylee, she seems like her usual bubbly self. so nothing suspicious. >> reporter: the popular foursome heavily involved in greek life on campus. flags outside their sororities and fraternity at half-staff. the restaurant where both xana and madison worked closing its doors. overnight kaylee's family

releasing statements on behalf of their daughter and madison saying to whomever is responsible we will find you. we will never stop. the pain you have caused has fueled our hatred and sealed your fate. justice will be served. chapin's mother also telling abc news the victims were found by a friend adding, we know they were killed with a knife. we know there was somebody who had to have been in that home, but this morning like many others, she is desperate for more details to be released. >> you have the first homicides in this city in eight years. and do you think police have no leads at this point? >> well, i don't know if they have leads per se or any individuals of interest, but i think there's probably some arrows pointing them in certain directions. >> so then how can they tell the community that it's safe? >> i think from the evidence that exists onsite, the conclusion was fairly straight forward that this was targeted, isolated, doesn't pertain to any other location or any other individuals in the city. >> reporter: moscow police

saying they do not believe there is an imminent threat to the community, but some people don't feel safe. >> we don't have a full story. we're being told, don't worry, there's not a threat, but we're not being told why we shouldn't worry. that adds to the heaviness of loss. >> reporter: now authorities are asking that the community remain vigilant, report anything suspicious. the fbi is trying to piece together a time line. the authorities still have not publicly named a suspect. >> all right, kayna. thank you so much for that. george? now to the holiday travel season set to be the busiest since the start of the pandemic three years ago. we're joined by the tsa administrator, david pikaski. thank you for joining us this morning. what should people expect? >> we expect a busy travel season. you see the checkpoint behind me. it will be a whole lot busier a week from now. we expect to be busier than last

year and probably pretty close to pre-pandemic levels back in 2019. >> we've seen major staffing shortages in the commercial aviation industry, the airlines, the faa and tsa. is the industry going to have enough staff to make this run smoothly? >> i can speak for tsa. yes, we will have enough staff. we identify airports around the country that might be a little bit overstaffed and redeploy those officers to airports that might have a staffing shortage. we expect to have adequate staff for the full volume that we'll see over the next week or so. >> i know you've been pushing congress to pass legislation to give underpaid tsa agents a raise. where does that stand? >> where that stands, it's in the president's budget. the house, when they marked the president's budget, agreed and put it in. the senate did as well. now it has to go to a conference committee. i would just emphasize how critically important this is. you can see the officers behind me. they have very, very difficult jobs. these are national security positions and then if you look at the paid fairness between them and other federal employees, they're paid about 30% less.

so that creates a significant recruiting challenge for us and a significant retention challenge, and we need to address this pay discrepancy and do it in 2023. if we don't, it'll be increasingly hard to staff these checkpoints in a manner we have done in the past. >> i think all of us were shocked last week when we learned a passenger got on a plane with two box cutters. how did that happen? how can you prevent that from happening again? >> we take our security mission incredibly seriously. in a rare circumstance like we saw last friday, it's an all hands on deck effort from the local airport all the way up to headquarters. we worked hard friday evening into saturday to understand fully what happened. as a result, we have changed our training procedures and changed our standard operating procedures a bit. i'm comfortable we have closed in kentucky last friday. w out - >> what advice do you have for passengers as we head into thanksgiving week? >> best advice is to arrive a

little earlier. your whole journey is going to take into account parking, for example, which in some airports is increasingly tight. you want to give yourself some time in the screening checkpoint and certainly not be rushing to the gate. i would say first provide a little bit of extra time and secondly, i think through the process steps you're going to have to go through when you come to the screening checkpoint. the first thing we're going to ask you for is your identification. have your driver's license or passport out. listen carefully to the officer and they'll provide instructions as to what the next steps will be. if you are not a precheck passenger, i would recommend you take your liquids, aerosols and gels and keep them at the top of your bag so you can take them out quickly. the whole idea is to provide as much efficiency in the system and we really need passengers' help in doing that. just please think through it and also, you know, just think through if you have some time flexibility, our busiest days are going to be tuesday, wednesday, into thursday morning.

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so many of them rushing ticketmaster to score pre-sale seats to that hottest tour of 2023 only to find technical glitches on the site. ♪ it's me, hi ♪ ♪ i'm the problem, it's me ♪ >> reporter: no, taylor, you aren't the problem, but the high demand for your tickets sure is. ticketmaster crashing for a pre-sale for a handful of dates on swift's new stadium tour leaving millions of fans out of luck. >> god, please. oh, no! what just happened? >> reporter: social media filling up with complaints like this one. quote, it's called the "eras" tour because if you try to log on to ticketmaster, all you get are error messages. a spokesperson for ticketmaster said millions of fans registered

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. president biden's emergency meeting with nato leaders. after a missile landed in poland, a nato member. russia launches a massive assault across ukraine targeting civilians and critical infrastructure leaving millions in the dark. donald trump launches his third presidential campaign. the twice impeached former president under the shadow of several investigations as some in the gop blame him for their disappointing mid-term performance. their reaction this morning. the pressure to have kids before age 40. ♪ stop the clock ♪

>> andrew garfield on why he feels guilty in the societal obligation to start a family. abc news exclusive. amazon's warning. with the rise in mobile scams, how to keep your money safe. ♪ we are counting down to thanksgiving with smitten kitchen keepers. the easy won't fail recipes that will leave your family asking for more. ♪ >> and you can't break their souls. beyonce, adele, taylor swift and more ruling the grammys with history-making nominations. ♪ plus john leguizamo joins us in time square and he sings. -- he's saying -- >> good morning, america. >> good morning, america. i love that. very good. good morning to you john

leguizamo. looking forward to talking to him. we are in boston. we've got two more bakers who are going head to head in round three of our united states of pie competition. >> the winner will come here to new york to compete for the title of "gma's" ultimate pie and $10,000. whit johnson is there. how's it going, whit? >> reporter: hey, good morning to you. yes, we are here at historic quincy market. two of the best pie makers in all of new england are facing off. over here celebrity judge ty law putting them to work. he's peeling potatoes for sweet potato pie and we have another celebrity judge. and our celebrity chef is here with the play by play. you like what you see so far? >> i do. i see ty is playing a little defense with the potato, but he'll get through it.

>> on this side? >> he's crushing those cookies. putting together mud pie. both are here to bins win. >> the competition is fierce. which pie will prevail? stick around. coming up later on. >> thank you, whit. estee lauder announced a deal. that's with tom ford. we'll have more on that ahead. we want to get to the latest on the war in ukraine. russia escalating attacks across the country, and this as explosions in poland killed two people. let's go back to tom soufi burridge on the scene in poland for us. good morning again, tom. >> reporter: good morning again, michael. another update just in. the secretary general of nato saying it is likely the explosion was caused by a ukrainian air defense missile which went astray. the entire area ahead has been closed off. this shows you how sensitive the investigation is because for the first time russia's war in ukraine has spilled over a border in a limited but deadly way and into a nato-member state.

this morning the war in ukraine spilling over the border into poland, a nato ally of the u.s. the moment a missile lands in a polish village killing two people just five miles from the border with ukraine. at the scene of the blast, a huge crater in the ground. in this video circulating online and poland's president calling it an unfortunate accident, not a deliberate attack. but poland's military is on high alert. >> make sure we figure out exactly what happened. >> reporter: president biden also calming things down by suggesting the explosion was not caused by a missile fired by russia. >> it's unlikely in the minds of the trajectory it was fired from russia but we'll see. >> reporter: the investigation looking at whether a ukrainian air defense missile missed its targets landing over the border here in poland. it happened as russia launched a

barrage of missiles and drones at targets across ukraine including near to the border with poland. >> reporter: what happened here was a major reminder that russia's war on ukraine has the potential to escalate beyond ukrainian borders. the explosion in this polish village raising questions about air defense and security any in this entire nato/ukrainian border region. guys? >> thanks. now to donald trump. he's announced he's making a third run. that's in the face of backlash from the gop and several criminal investigations. let's go to jon karl at mar-a-lago. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. two years after trying to do everything in his power to overturn a presidential election and inciting an attack on the u.s. capitol, trump made it official. he is running for president again. he made the announcement at

mar-a-lago setting up a contrast between himself and joe biden portraying the trump presidency as kind of a golden age for america and declaring that america is failing under joe biden. by trump standards it was a rather disciplined speech. there was none of the talk of election fraud and a stolen election, a message that was soundly rejected by voters in the mid-terms but there were some notable absences at mar-a-lago. no members of congress there except for madison kawthorne. and donald trump jr. wasn't there and he was hunting out west and couldn't get back because of weather and ivanka trump was not there. she put out a statement after her father's announcement saying, quote, while i will always love and support my father, going forward i will do so outside the political arena. george? >> john carl, thank you very much. a major shakeup in the beauty business. estee lauder is buying tomorrow foord's brand. rebecca jarvis has all the details for us.

>> reporter: yeah, billion with a "b." a huge one for estee lauder. tom ford who grew up in texas, transformed the house of gucci and went on to create his own fashion brand is selling his company 17 years after he founded it for $2.8 billion to estee lauder. it's a deal many in the retail luxury dealers wanted in on, but this was not about clothes. it was all about cosmetics, especially perfume. scents were a surprise growth category with consumers willing to spend a little extra on the little luxuries. many of tom ford's scents topping $100 million. another reason estee lauder wanted it was china. it also owns brands like clinique, bobby brown and mac. tom ford will stay with the brand until 2023. this is what's in a name. the name tom ford almost $3 billion in value. >> that's what's in it.

thanks, rebecca. >> amazing. coming up in our "gma" morning menu, andrew garfield pushing back against what he calls the societal obligation to have kids before 40. a new warning from amazon about a surge in online scams heading into the holiday season. you'll see it on "gma." and easy recipes from smitten kitchen. only eight days away. >> my special guest, george, is john leguizamo here to talk about his new movie "the menu." pie, baby. round three. live in boston and those bakers mean business. the winner is coming to new york to compete for the title of "gma's" ultimate pie.

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story. actor andrew garfield getting candid in a new interview about what he calls the societal obligation to have children before age of 40. it has a lot of people talking including our trevor ault who has the story. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning. something a lot of people are grappling with, having children later, maybe not at all. success has not freed him from the pressures of having children from society and himself too. >> i am spider man. >> reporter: this morning the starve spider man andrew garfield sharing candid thoughts about aging without having kids. ♪ >> reporter: telling "gq" as he'll turn 40 next year celebrating with all his hold friends, quote, i always thought i would be the first to have kids and settle down. they're all shacked up and a

couple of kids deep for the most part and i'm, like, then trailing off laughing. he said, quote, it's more about accepting a different path than what was kind of expected of me from birth like by this time you will have done this and you will have at least one child. that kind of thing. i think i have some guilt around that and obviously it's easier for me as a man. >> he gets close to turning 40 it's a big issue for a lot of men. men face pressure from their self, from their own expectations but they also face pressure from their family and from their friends. >> both men and women are having children later in life. since the '70s the median age for women giving birth has gone from 27 to 30 and the average age of fathers has gone from 27 to 31. >> the median age is getting higher because of different societal expectations.

people wanting to establish themselves. >> reporter: there are many examples of famous men having children after 40 and well beyond. jay-z and seal became fathers at 42. george clooney and david letterman did it at 56. steve martin was a first-time father at 67. the o ologic cckt's usually referred to women. some studies say it could apply to women too. men can have children into their elder years. the studies suggest there might be a heightened health risk for the child. andrew garfield was asked about becoming a first-time father in his 70s, he said, i'd rather not. >> plenty of time. >> there you have it. we have an abc news exclusive for you. amazon's new warning about a rise in online shopping scams just in time for the holiday season. rebecca decided to come upstairs with us. she has details on how to keep your money safe. good morning, rebecca. >> hi, robin. we talk about this all the time on set.

these scams are problematic around the holidays when people are getting more packages and emails. the numbers are staggering. according to amazon, they have already initiated takedowns of more than 20,000 phishing websites and 10,000 phone numbers associated with impersonation schemes. here's what you need to know. this morning amazon warning about a rise in online and mobile scams this holiday season. the company finding more than 50% of the impersonation scams its customers report are fake order confirmation. >> a scammer will accepted a fake order confirmation looking like you bought something online and in a store and pretend that you need to urgently contact customer service. they'll give you a link or phone number to try to contact them. >> reporter: like this fraudulent text message asking a customer to click a link contacting customer care if they

didn't place an order. if you look closely, the "o" in the order is actually a zero. and this one, a less ovbvious fake. it sends information about a fake order and asks the customer t call for a refund. >> scammers are going to try to use your emotions against you so you react and give them what they want, which is usually your money or your personal information. >> reporter: the ftc receiving more than 3 million reports of impersonation scams over the last four years with losses of more than $6 billion to consumers. to keep your money and your personal information safe this holiday season, amazon warns don't click suspicious links. don't call or text numbers you don't recognize. be wary of a sense of urgency and when in doubt contact customer service directly and report it. >> if you want to check your real order history, if you want

to really contact our customer service go to amazon.com or use the amazon app. >> if you think you've been scammed you should contact your bank immediately. you tell them you suspect there's a fraudulent charge and cancel your credit card. you need a new credit card because your number is out there. if you used a gift card you can contact the company that issued that card, tell them it was used in a scam and ask them to refund the money. ask them to issue a new card to you. for amazon specifically, you can use their scam reporting feature. that is at amazon.com/reportascam. if you are using g mail, yahoo or other email providers, look for the amazon smile logo, that's an icon and it is in your message to verify it is from the retail giant, not a con artist. if you are in doubt, go directly to that website.

directly tster service. call them and ask about it before you call whatever is in your text message or reply to an email you're not sure about. >> all great info there as always. thank you, rebecca. we haven't had "pop news" in awhile. >> let's do it. >> we're going to begin this morning with the 2023 grammy nominations. leading the pack this year, beyonce scoring nine for her latest album "renaissance." those nods bringing her total to a total of 88 nominations over her career giving her a special place in history tied with her husband, jay-z, as the most nominated artists of all time. that is pretty cool. this year's other top contenders include kendrick lamar, he has 8. adele and brandi carlile have seven. mary j. blige and future all have 6 nominations a piece. how about this category? song of the year. battle royale. beyonce up against adele and

taylor swift. hard to pick there. the ten-minute version obviously. taylor reacting to her nomination saying it's an award i've never won honoring the song writing. it's momentous and surreal. bad bunny nominated for album of the year for an album he recorded entirely in spanish. that is great. we'll see how it all unfolds when the grammys are brought out. >> give it to all three of them. >> that is a tough one to choose. exciting news in the grammy world and in movie news, kate winslet is making her return to the small screen, and it's a family affair. the actress will star opposite her real life daughter mia in "i am ruth." it's about a woman navigating a strange relationship with her struggling daughter. take a look. >> you are not judged. you are not criticized. >> i am though. am i not? >> sorry that i'm not perfect.

>> i really think it will be worth her while if she saw a counselor. >> where's my phone? >> it's what's making you ill. >> mom, what's happened? >> i'm really frightened. >> i just got chills. very intense. the film will be winslet's first time working with her 22-year-old daughter and the first project she's done since her emmy award winning performance in 2021's "mayor of east town." that was great. winslet told "variety" last spring that she took a year off to spend time with her family, and now she gets to take her family to work. >> cannot wait to see that. >> that's pop news, guys. let's go to ginger. >> let's start in gelsburg, illinois. the very cold air is about to go over the relatively warm 40s or 50s of the lakes. we are seeing big-time lake-effect snow. the air temperature staying in the 20s or 30s or days and that's why we're adding up the 2 to 4 feet possible around

buffalo. watertown could be in the 1 drew: i'm abc7news meteorologist drew tuma with your mikey -- your accuweather forecast. 65 in oakland, 70 in santa rosa, 70 and concord. overnight tonight, high cloud streaming in, fog returns to our coastline, and temperatures drop into the 30's and 40's. the accuweather seven-day forecast -- drive-thru the weekend and rain likely counting down to thanksgiving. one of the favorite food bloggers went into the kitchen. >> we want food that feels like a cozy blanket. this morning we have comfort dishes meant to share perfect for your holiday gatherings.

>> very good. sorry. i know i mean it, but it's very good. >> reporter: food blogger extraordinaire is back with her third cookbook "smitten kitchen keepers." >> i wanted to focus on keeper recipes. i wanted this to be this is the last one i made for this. >> reporter: i got schooled on instant traditional dishes that will make your loved ones savoring for more. >> this is a savory tart and it goes really well as an appetizer. you could make it even two days before you need it and it will be great. >> this is a good i'm a thanksgiving guest i'm bringing you my appetizer. >> i threw this together. >> reporter: making this could not be simpler. set out the dough, spread on dye

january, place roasted leeks on top. >> there is no wrong or right way to do this. we're going to make little folds. you can go from that side and we're going to slightly fold it over the center. see how pretty? >> you can't forget the dessert. >> this is an apple crisp. make butter scotch sauce, add brown sugar, a bit of cinnamon, pecans, crisp topping and voila. >> it's really good. it's, like, really amazing. you said before you weren't going to do another cookbook. so ma made you do this one? >> i did dedicate the book to my dad who passed away in 2018. he was really, really pushing for it. i appreciate it because i felt, like, at points, i was, like, why am i doing this? my dad wanted me to do this. he loved everything i cooked. >> keeper recipes, those are

passed down from family member to family member. >> i'm crossing my fingers that people will find a couple worth passing down in here, too, because that's what i was really thinking. i don't think we'll get tired of the idea of butter scotch apple crisp or a brie you could bring when you're not making the turkey. >> they were so good. you can make them in advance. i'm great at tasting food. not so great at making them. even i could do these recipes. so easy and good. scan the qr code to head over to goodmorningamerica.com. it looks like i can cook because i'm wearing an apron but my husband will tell you differently. >> i just scanned. those recipes look so great. >> thank you. john leguizamo is live here next.

building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions . this is abc. seven news. good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc. seven mornings. angelina has a look at the roads. thank you, reggie. good morning, everyone. and so we're going to start here with a look at south san francisco where we're following a new crash that just came in. this is on northbound one. oh, one before south airport boulevard. your speeds are going to be resting around six mph. we have three vehicles involved there. on the same mateo bridge. if you're traveling in the westbound direction, we have a stall reported and this is going to be on the western span. so expect, stop and go traffic there and a very slow right as you approach the bay bridge toll plaza reggie thanks for being we're gonna check in with meteorologist drew check in with meteorologist drew tumor thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by $50 or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day

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they area. good morning live is coming up. we'll chat with jessica chastain plus angela from dancing with the stars. that's at nine o'clock here on abc seven. oh, see you shortly. ryan numbers right now we're in the thirties and forties for the most part, but even half moon bay and antioch warming pretty fast already at 50 degrees a live look at the tam kam this morning. we are bright out there . here's how the day shapes up will keep that sunshine totally with us into the afternoon. we're well into the sixties, in fact, are warmer spots going to 70 like fairfield and santa rosa 70 today we've got a 67 oakland 65 in the city. santos up to 67

, reggie. thank you. we have another abc seven news update. and about 30 minutes. you can always catch us on our news app an . welcome back to isn't that nice? here with the emmy and tony award winning actor. >> makes you feel good. i feel wanted. >> john leguizamo is giving us a lot to talk about. not one, two movies "violent night" and "the menu." you always bring it when you come here. >> i'm going to try to rock it. this world is mine. >> let's talk about "the menu." >> yes. >> it is a horror comedy. >> yes, it is. >> how would you describe it in a few words. >> in three words, it's about cruelty, entitlement and food

porn. if you say it quickly it sounds like one word. it's addressing what we're feeling in america and society. taking privileged people, entitled people like the billionaires thinking they can run our democracies and corporations and they get punished in this. they get eviscerated. character assassination in the movie. >> you look so happy when you are saying it. >> somebody try to take away my twitter. someone's got to go down. >> let's take a look at the clip. >> it was a sunday, my one day off in months. the most precious day, the day where i was allowed to live, and i saw the film "calling dr. sunshine." >> look, i didn't direct it, i just acted in it. >> the memory of the vietnamese in that film, seeing you again now haunts me, drives me. what happens to an artist when

he loses his purpose? >> i play a washed up action star and, you know, i did a lot of action movies with action stars, now washed up i'm not going to name names but i based it on steven seagal. oops. >> well, you -- >> i don't know where to go from that but we going to try. you said your family christmas dinner is your favorite menu. >> oh, yes. >> are you an artist in the kitchen? >> well, i'm an actor so i buy the food early from my favorite latin restaurant. then i pretend that i cooked it. >> very good actor. >> i'm a very good actor. when they ask, what did you put in that that's so delicious? it's my mother's secret recipe. >> you are in a horror movie. >> i'm good at being gullible on camera.

it's good for horror flicks. "violent night" is super interesting. i'm a disgruntled employee of a super wealthy family. i'm coming there to do a home invasion and then i meet santa claus. the two of us, we go at it. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. you can do it all. >> thank you. >> you've been doing it for a few years. >> decades. >> a few years now. when many of us first saw you madonna's video, borderline, you were an extra in that. so what do you remember about that time? we have it right here. >> there i am in the red track suit. yeah, i was an extra, gave me a sandwich and no credit. you know, i knew madonna liked latin guys. i was hoping she and i would be an item but i didn't rate. >> you tried.

>> i tried to get as close as i could. there was 20 other latin guys who were a little bigger, taller, older, had better game. >> worked out for you all right. >> it worked out. very happy man. i would tell my younger self, i would go first take voice classes, then you could have been singing with her but i would say, you know, it's not about fame or power or money or followers, it's about endurance, man. you've got to have talent but you endure. stay until the last round and things will work out. >> good advice. you do everything. i went on broadway, a one man show in "the freak." you played every character. amazing to me. your talent is aboundless. >> thank you. i love coming here. ego boost. >> it's our christmas present to you.

>> good way to start the day with you. >> early christmas present. thank you, "gma." >> i love what you just said about endurance. it's so true. you've got the talent. you've been patient and persistent and you're here. >> thank you. thank you. "the menu" is in theaters friday and "violent night" we have to wait until december? >> december 2. not too long. coming up, great gift ideas for active families. you got an active family there, john? (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify for medicare do not receive all the benefits they deserve. you could be missing out!

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welcome back to "gma." several brush fires breaking out in southern california. the perfect setup for this. we have offshore winds with up to 75-mile-per-hour gusts and the low squeezing between. that's a big low and big temperature shift that's happened all the way down into texas. it's going to stick. we could see record lows as far as high temperatures. in the teens for the actual afternoon highs and then it changes especially by next week drew: i'm drew tuma with your accuweather forecast. mild and sunny today, in the 60's and low 70's 70's, above average. rain returns to the forecast likely next all right. let's get the perfect gift out there for the sports lover in your family, shall we? nt ired od t g g one.

it's not always easy finding the right gift for the sporty peeps in your life. >> that's true. dick's has a lot and we have lots of my favorite things. i spent a lot of times in the stores. i have a big, competitive family. >> we're so into it. let's talk about first, the whole family. i love this idea of an activity gift where we can all do something together. >> good-bye video games and let's get active games. we start with the prince table tennis. classic. i have covered the nfl day in and day out. these are in every locker room from tom brady to joe burrow, everybody is playing table tennis. >> it's really cute. i'm into the gray. it's pretty. >> it is. >> i like the look of it as well. you brought us bikes? >> the new chicy girl's bike. put a bow on it. put it under the tree. nostalgia.

it's active. it's comfortable and beautiful. >> for mom and dads too. >> here's a men's one right here. >> let's keep warm. it's getting cold in the northeast and i bet all over the country. you have cute, stylish warm gifts. >> yes. i just heard the weather report. it is snowing in chicago where i'm from. my family is watching this morning. don't look at these i'm going to send this over. i'm wearing this sweatshirt pullover. it's very cozy. i wore it to yoga, coffee and i can dress it up to hang out with the wonderful lara spencer. >> that's a dick's sporting goods exclusive brand. >> cool. >> the styles, the selection. dick's sporting goods is the north pole of the north face. there are so many goodies. the lavender down hooded jacket. i like that it's cropped so it's super in style. then the footwear, i'm going to knock over these bikes. a viral moment which would be great. we have af1s. >> we were just talking about the whole dad sneakers. these are very on trend right now.

>> these are the 07s of course. there are so many collections. we shot these commercials overnight. 12 hours in the store two nights in a row. i was checking things off the list. >> so far you're four for four for me. >> these club hoodies. there's over 30 colors. men, women, they're unisex. you can mix up and play and any color combo. >> stocking stuffers. i love it, my stocking is the first thing we want to open in the house. you've got some great ideas. >> i do. we can start here with the cozy cabin socks and slippers. you can't go wrong, the entire family. my parents are watching. barbara and chester. coming to you from chicago. >> i love the idea of golf balls or tennis balls. >> i was going to challenge you to table tennis. >> it's not pretty. >> so we moved along. i know my place here. everybody has a golfer in their family, the person who you if they're in the grocery store line, they're practicing their swing. calloway, we have the yeti and

stanley drinkware. perfect collection. >> you have nailed it all, getting these gifts is super easy now. >> it's so convenient. there are hundreds of stores. i welcome you to the store but i also am a card carrying member of the convenience and procrastination club. you can ship to home or pick up. >> i appreciate it. it's getting to be crunch time. >> the big thing is the guarantee. i can't are leave without saying that. if you find a better price, dick's sporting goods will match it. >> thank you so much. kay, go to our "gma" instagram if you want to find out more about these gifts. you nailed it. coming up, we are ready for pie. all of that shopping is making us hungry. we're in boston for round three of our ultimate pie challenge. 10 grand on the line. stay with us.

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welcome back to "gma." we're counting down to thanksgiving and what's thanksgiving without pie? well, we're traveling around the country for our united states of pie competition. >> competitors in four different cities hoping to come to new york for the grand finale to compete for the grand prize of $10,000. this morning we're in boston for round 3. whit johnson is there. hey, whit. >> reporter: hey, george. good morning to you. we are fired up. people are ready to eat here at quincy market. historic national landmark here. this is the site of this competition where we have two female powerhouse bakers going head to head here to see who gets to win the golden pie plate. let's meet our competitors. first we have theresa with sweet food bakery. are you ready to go?

>> let's go! >> she's ready to go. we have jill remmie here. we have former new england patriot ty law and ming sigh is here as well, former boston red sox winning pitcher, manny del carmen. >> what do you look for in the perfect piece of pie? >> i look for smoothness and texture. i don't want to taste a lot of lumps and clumps. i don't want that. smooth texture and i want some flavor. >> we're specific here. we're going to talk to everybody in a bit. get to it. first, let's learn more about our competitors. indulge in southern favorites in boston.

>> top secret. don't tell anybody. >> sweet teez bakery promises their deserts are worth every bite. >> when you are on the treadmill, that slice of pie is worth every bite. >> reporter: theresa creates nut free recipes. one she promises you'll definitely want another slice of, her sweet potato pie. >> it's like a symphony. i have a whole method how i cream the sweet potatoes. whip the butter, and then my favorite, the vanilla. the jamaican vanilla. we love island slice vanilla. it's the whole thing because you need it to be a smooth pie. >> "good morning america" from pezi's pies. >> reporter: petsi pies has been a staple for two decades. >> they're the best. maybe next year they'll be one of oprah's favorites. who knows? >> owner jim remby wanted to carry on the same passion the founder brought to the community

after she retired. >> people are so passionate about pie. pie is really personal it turns out. it's something people kind of demand and have a sense of urgency. when they need it, they want it they get crazy. >> one pie they go nuts for the mississippi mud pie. >> it's a mound of gooey and brownies and ganache. it's just chocolate. this is something that warms your heart. >> what you're waiting for. time to get started. judges, sweet potato pie. this is from sweet teez bakery. what makes this pie so special? on we st t, po the pie shell. the key to a good pie crust is i like to use shortening.

nice, flakey crust. what are your thoughts initially on the sweet potato pie? >> flavor is banging. texture is awesome. one of the best i've had. >> ming? >> really well-made pie. great balance of flavor. not too sweet and the crust is very flakey. >> manny, we're coming back to you. let's wander over here. you get started on the mississippi mud pie now. we're going to talk to jill from petsi's pies. what makes this pie so unique? >> this is for the chocolate lover.

it's called the mississippi mud pie for a reason, right? you're luxuriating in nice cookie crumbs, butter, chocolate bourbon. >> i can smell the bourbon. >> right. >> getting started on a monday. >> mud brownies, ooey gooey lumped on top. lots of gnosh. gan ga -- ganache. >> what's the finishing touch here? >> only chocolate. nothing else. >> excellent. jill, good luck to you. >> let's check in with manny over here. he's been going to work. what are your thoughts? >> good texture. not super, super sweet. i like the combination of all the flavors in it. it's awesome. >> i think we have some stiff competition. it's time to go ahead and find out who wins the golden pie plate. let's get a drumroll. building up. going down the line. ty? who's your winner? >> well -- oh, this is tough.

i've got to say it's tough. i've had a lot of sweet potato pie in my day and this is one of the best. not only did you put your foot in it, you had timblerlands on when you did it. sweet teez. >> all right. judge ming, your call. >> tough one.boerfantasc t, oh, man, even though the sweet potato pie was super smooth and better for you, i'm a chocolate guy. mississippi mud. >> manny, it comes down to you. >> so much pressure. >> pressure is on. who's the winner? >> both pies were amazing. i didn't want to pick one. i just want to make you guys both winners honestly but i'm going to say, i'm like ming, i've got to go with the chocolate. >> petsi pies, congratulations, come on out. bring it on in.

come in the middle please. come out, too. come on out, come on out. you are the golden pie plate champion. let's go ahead and shake hands for sportsmanship. thanks, everyone here. you get to go to new york for a chance to win $10,000. we'll send it back to you guys. >> thank you. congratulations to everybody. friday will be the final round. tomorrow we'll head to chicago for our pie competition. we'll be right back. sometimes a cough isn't just a cough so it's better to be prepared. keeping binaxnow handy makes it easy to test. and self test kits may be reimbursable with no copay through your health plan.

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bill a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc. seven news. good morning. i'm reggie yuki from abc, seven mornings. and joe pena has like a traffic, reggie. thank you. good morning, everyone. we're going to start in concord, where we're following a crash right now that is causing a large back up. the east bay has just been a mess this morning. southbound 6 80 before ch 42, your speeds are going to be down to around 14 mph things are moving once again on the cemetery bridge from that stall earlier in the westbound direction still crowded at the bay bridge toll plaza hydra. we're warming through the forties and fifties right now, but look at half moon bay 61 degrees were in store for a sunny day and a mild day alive. look from the tower soaked in sun. that s f skyline. here's another day shapes up. we'll have temperatures into the sixties by lunchtime, and by the afternoon, four pm we're getting close to 70 degrees and our warmest spots. in fact, 17 santa rosa 67 open 65 san francisco 67 san jose reggie through. thank

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