something and then eat it. jobina: we used to have like a party. good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, the new details from the colorado springs shooting as we hear from the hero who saved lives. >> the military veteran who jumped into action at the colorado club and helped wrestle the gun away from the shooter. >> i wasn't thinking. i just ran over there, got him. i've got to kill this guy. he's going to kill my kid. he's going to kill my wife. >> plus, we hear from some of the victims and new questions about why the suspect was able to buy a gun. holiday hijacked. when a rail strike could happen. it could cost the economy billions of dollars a day. what it could mean for the holiday season supply chain. how the biden administration is trying to prevent it. thanksgiving getaway. millions of americans gearing up

to hit the road and head to the airport. this morning, the busiest destinations, the busiest travel day and some last-minute pro tips from our friends at aaa. facing justice. the suspect in the delphi murder case accused of killing two teenage girls more than five years ago due in court this morning. what we could learn about the case. college town on edge. the desperate search for the killer who murdered those four university of idaho students, as the mother of one of the victims speaks out overnight about her son. new reality. todd and julie chrisley sentenced to a combined 19 years in prison for fraud and tax evasion after federal prosecutors found the stars swindled at least $30 million from community banks. jay leno discharged. the newly released image of the comedian after suffering serious burns from a car fire. what his doctors are saying about his recovery. record-setting babies. twins born from embryos frozen

30 years ago. what the proud parents are saying this morning and how little lydia and timothy are doing with their family. countdown to black friday. we're celebrating some of the hottest savings right now and the ceo of grocery giant kroger joins us live. where prices are headed for the holidays. ♪ save the last dance for me ♪ they danced the last dance and the winner is -- >> charli and mark! >> tiktok teen charli d'amilio taking the ballroom by storm. now set to take over times square. all the "dancing with the stars" fine finalists, plus our sam champion, flying on the gma express for our epic after party. good morning, america. we all need one of those "gma" expresses. >> we never get the "gma"

express when we travel. >> it was a big night and we needed to get them here to times square so that we could have an exciting morning with the dance champs and all the finalists. >> that's coming up. also, millions of americans are getting ready for a thanksgiving getaway. gio benitez is going to break down what you need to know for the holiday travel. we begin with the latest on the shooting at the lgbtq club at colorado springs that left five people dead and we're hearing from the army veteran who helped take him down. our chief national correspondent matt gutman is on the scene for us. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin, you mentioned that hero. his name is richard fierro, combat vet, four tours in iraq and afghanistan. he said his training kicked in. he actually got the suspect from behind, yanking him down, then he began to pummel him, all the while yelling instruction to other patrons to get the gun away, call 911. he said in that moment instinct told him it was kill or be killed. overnight, the man police have called a hero speaking to

reporters. >> i wasn't thinking. i just ran over there, got him. i've got to kill this guy. he's going to kill my kid. he's going to kill my wife. >> reporter: the decorated 14-year army veteran credited with saving dozens of lives during the nightclub massacre in colorado springs, now describing the moment he took the gunman down. >> i grabbed him by the back of his little [ bleep ] and pulled him down. i grabbed the pistol from him and i'm on top of him. i'm a big dude, man, and this guy was bigger. i just kept wailing on him. he's trying to get his ammo and guns. >> reporter: fierro, along with his wife and daughter, were at the club supporting a friend. they survived but his daughter's boyfriend, raymond green vance, was among the five killed. 19 others were wounded. >> there are five people that i could not help and one of which was family to me. >> reporter: 22-year-old anderson lee aldrich was arrested on ten preliminary charges that included five counts of first-degree murder and hate crimes.

>> typically there will be more charges in a case like this when we do formal charging. >> reporter: this ring camera footage showing him surrendering to police in 2021 after allegedly making a bomb threat against his mother. those charges were later dropped. his record sealed. and that, authorities say, is what allowed him to legally purchase that ar-style rifle, which he would allegedly use to murder ashley paugh, daniel aston, raymond green vance, along with kelly loving. her sister says she was always fighting for people. and derrick rump, his mother telling us her son had a heart of gold. the rifle's bullets also striking patrons like ed sanders. >> i got hit in the back and it felt crunchy, like a mini explosion. and i turned around and looked at the guy and then i noticed that he had a gun and he was shooting. >> reporter: sanders shot again in the leg.

and kelly loving, fatally wounded, both of them falling on top of drag queen wyatt kent. >> i stuck out my hand out and i grabbed her hand and said, keep squeezing my hand, baby. >> reporter: kent believes the two of them shielding him. >> i'm so thankful to them. >> because she saved your life? >> i'm alive because of her. >> reporter: but this morning the survivors grateful and defiant. >> i'm not going to be afraid or intimidated. >> reporter: sanders telling me when club q opens back up, he'll be the first patron in that door. some of the survivors and the hero saying they're looking forward to seeing that suspect in court, to staring him down. the suspect remains hospitalized with injuries i'm told described as significant. robin? >> matt, thanks so much. george? now to the looming freight rail strike that could impact holiday travel plans. the union has rejected the deal

and the strike could have a ripple effect across the economy, including delays in shipping christmas gifts. rebecca jarvis is in chicago tracking it all. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, george. $2 billion a day in economic losses, that is the forecast of what could this strike cause the economy, which is why the white house is calling this unacceptable, saying they are working to broker a deal, but also preparing for all possible outcomes. here's the importance of rail and transport in our economy. the railway systems transit all the agricultural products throughout the country. without them working and operating, that means major supply chain disruptions. it comes at a time just before the holidays where the system would have to rely much more heavily on truckers and trucking to transport things like holiday gifts. there are not enough truckers to make up for that deficit and that is why it would have a

major ripple effect on the economy. we have some deadlines coming up. december 5th is the next deadline. a number of the unions have zb agreed to a deal. there's another vote coming up. if they don't pass that, they strike. george? >> we'll keep an eye on it. okay, rebecca, thanks very much. michael? we're going to turn now to rescue operations under way in indonesia after a devastating earthquake left at least 260 people dead and more than 1,000 injured. our chief foreign correspondent, ian pannell, has the latest for us. ian, officials fear the death toll could rise significantly. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. good morning, michael. hundred are dead, as you say, more than 1,000 injured. tens of thousands of people have been displaced and that's why officials fear those numbers could get even worse. even now rescue efforts are ongoing and it's feared that many of the dead could be public school students who were at school at the time when buildings started to collapse. that's according to local officials. there are also reports that

hospitals in the region have been overwhelmed with patients. apparently some of them are even forced to lie in tents outside awaiting further treatment. thousands of people of course spent the night outside, many of them fearing that there could be aftershocks. aid has started to arrive in the area, though, including food, tents, blankets and other supplies. the 5.6 magnitude earthquake hit monday on indonesia's main island of java. one of the reasons it's been so devastating is that it was relatively shallow and in many cases the local infrastructure just isn't strong enough to withstand the kind of earthquakes that happen in this area. michael? >> ian pannell, thank you so much. robin? michael, we're going to turn to some 55 million people getting ready to travel for thanksgiving. aaa is predicting it's nearing pre-pandemic levels. our transportation correspondent gio benitez is at laguardia airport with what passengers can expect. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, robin, good morning. you can see at laguardia it is very, very busy. the faa believes today will be

the busiest day to fly before thanksgiving, about 48,000 flights taking off. let's look at the numbers right now, because aaa tells us that about 4.5 million americans will fly to their thanksgiving destinations. as you can imagine, air travel is up by nearly 8% over last year. also up, though, the cost of flying. hopper telling us most travelers will pay about 350 bucks for a good deal domestically. and, get this, airfares will be 43% higher than last year. the busiest destinations, major american cities like new york, orlando and los angeles. airports in houston, chicago and denver will also be very busy, especially on sunday. all of the major airlines tell us that will be the busiest day, going back home. why don't we go ahead and talk about last-minute pro tips from our friends at aaa. if you're parking at the airport, go ahead and reserve that parking in advance. and you see what i have here, this is that carry-on size luggage. try to avoid checked luggage,

because if you have any last-minute cancellations or delays, you can have it all right there with you. >> i love how you did the twirl. very nice, gio. thank you. now we go to the roads, expected to be jammed with holiday travelers. trevor ault is in fort lee, new jersey, with more. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. if you're traveling this thanksgiving, you're almost certainly driving. that's the case for 49 million people. that's more than there was last year. just down a little bit from 2019. the good news for drivers, when you fill up the tank ahead of thanksgiving, gas prices are falling. according to aaa, they've dropped about 12 cents a gallon on average just in the past week. it's now at about $3.63 on average nationwide. it's getting lower. it's still the highest it has ever been thanksgiving week, since aaa started tracking since the turn of the century. of course there's going to be traffic. let's talk about when to drive.

the worst congestion is all day wednesday from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. then on thanksgiving day it's going to start around lunchtime and then it's the afternoon, evening friday, saturday, sunday. the best times morning and night before 8:00 a.m. or after 8:00 p.m. on wednesday. also, before 11:00 a.m. on thanks day. robin? >> we don't want to hear it. we know it's going to be a mess out there. we don't even want to hear from trevor. we do want to get the forecast from ginger. >> i can help you out with that. you can twirl a bag or you're there with trevor. i do have a forecast that could be helpful because in general this time of year we get really big storms and i've done 12 years of doing this over the whole nation, only a couple have been this dry. the only time it gets going is thursday afternoon. if you are at grandma's house and you're in louisiana, you've got to watch for heavy rain. interstate 10 could be messy. then friday morning, any flights coming out of atlanta could have impact from the storms as they move northeast. a couple of interior showers in

new england, but overall it's really a good start to the weekend. look at alabama into sunday, buffalo to new york, that's when we may see impacts on the roads and in the air, sunday. guys? >> thank you, ginger. now to the delphi murder case. the man accused of killing two teenage girls in 2017 is due in court this morning. a judge ordering 50-year-old richard allen, who was arrested just last month, to appear in person. alex perez is in delphi, indiana, with the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, michael. today could be the day the public finally learns more about what led police to suspect richard allen and why they charged him with the murders of abby and libby. now 50-year-old richard allen was arrested last month and charged with killing 13-year-old abby williams and 14-year-old libby german. at the time of the rest prosecutors asked to have court documents sealed. it remains a mystery what evidence led police to arrest allen. today the judge has asked allen to appear in person for a

hearing to determine if some of those documents could be made public. investigators had been hunting for the girls' killers since february of 2017 when their from the hiking trail where they were last seen. authorities had previously released this image of a suspect they say was found on libby's phone. for nearly six years police sought the public's health and sifted through more than 70,000 tips. allen's arrest, the first big break in the case. the prosecutor argued in the past that keeping these documents sealed was integral to the investigation. allen has a court date set for march of next year. michael? >> thank you, alex. george? we're going to get an update now on jay leno, discharged from pa california hospital after a week after being severely burned in a garage fire. the first public photos since the accident reveals significant scarring. our newest correspondent is in los angeles with the story. good morning, demarco. >> reporter: george, good morning to you.

jay leno was out of the hospital and on the road to recovery after suffering significant second and third-degree burns. for the first time, we're taking a look at those scars and a picture taken at the time of his release. this morning, jay leno was all smiles in this newly-released photo, the first image of the star following the devastating car fire, standing with medical staff after being released from the burn center. the second and third-degree burn wounds he sustained to his face, chest and hands visible to the eye. dr. grossman wrote in a statement overnight, i am pleased with jay's progress and i am optimistic that he will make a full recovery. the 72-year-old comedian hospitalized for ten days after a flash gasoline fire left him with deep third-degree burns. the former "tonight show" host undergoing at least two surgical grafting procedures. his next step to recovery will include follow-up care at the grossman outpatient facility. >> he definitely has serious injuries. there are potential for scarring and a potential for some dysfunction in some of the areas that he's injured in.

>> reporter: leno's name remains synonymous with late-night tv and comedy. he's also a car enthusiast. >> they fit in any car we have. >> reporter: the host of "jay leno's garage" he was working underneath a car when the gas tank ignited earlier this month. the doctor remarked on the high spirits he maintained while suffering from the traumatic accident. >> there are children in the unit and he delivered them cookies and good wishes and he's really been an ideal resident in the burn unit. >> reporter: at a press conference last week dr. grossman says he expects leno to make a full recovery but it's still too early to tell if there will be remnants of that injury. george? >> i hope he has a full recovery. and demarco, welcome to "gma." >> reporter: thank you. good to be here. >> good to have you part of our broadcast. now we're going to go to the world cup. in the opening match for team usa, fans thought the team had a big win, until the final moments. will reeve is live in doha.

good morning, will. >> reporter: hello there, robin. we were just minutes away from a huge win, a huge three points in our group. a great goal set up by christian pulisic. in the 82nd minute, chaos, they scored on a penalty kick and that is how the game ended, 1-1. the u.s. is guaranteed two more games in this round robin before they can try to advance to the knockout stage. the top two teams will advance. and england right now looks like the runaway winner of our group. speaking of england, their captain wore a fifa branded arm band on the pitch yesterday after he and seven other european captains were planning on wearing rainbow arm bands in support of lgbtq causes. fifa said anybody doing that would get a yellow card. the european federations relented. the iranian players staged a silent protest of their own. they did not sing their own

national anthem while some fans in the stands wore shirts that said -- women, life, freedom in support for the movement around iran. the captain speaking out at a press conference. and by the way, guys, leo messi and argentina lost today. that's the world cup. >> thank you, will. >> big news there. all eyes on the world cup. coming up, with thanksgiving just two days away, the ceo of the grocery chain kroger joins us live with where prices are headed now. first, back to ginger. >> we want to get a check a little closer to home.

lisa: waking up to a pretty picture in san francisco. upper 40's. today temperatures will climb through the 60's. our warmest weather will be on thanksgiving and a chance for showers sunday into monday. highs today ranging from the low to mid 60's downtown at the coast. upper 60's in the south bay. are you all ready for an after party? >> yes. >> i'm ready. >> are you ready for it? we do have "dancing with the stars," the champion, the am ch are all here. come on back. ♪

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sound like you? morning to tuesday morning with the high clouds here at the golden gate bridge, 49 downtown 41 in oakland and san with 31 in santa clara from bomber peek a little bit of haze here will have high class throughout the afternoon, mid thirties to low thirties and some of our inland valleys where the wind has really shut off and looking at those upper twenties by the delta, so we'll warm up. quickly again by 10, 11 o'clock or well into the fifties and by three o'clock in the afternoon, it's in the mid sixties, not over, not only in the east bay but along the coast, where upper sixties in the north bay in the south bay and looking at the warmest weather for thanksgiving, reggie thanks lisa

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have a ripple effect across the economy. another union has rejected the tentative deal. if we don't see a deal, we could see a strike by december 5th. of course that's less than two weeks away. a woman has just hit a home run through a glass ceiling. olivia pichardo has made brown university's baseball team. not softball, but baseball. becoming the first woman to play on an ncaa division i varsity baseball team. the 18-year-old from queens, new york, had been playing baseball since she was in kindergarten. the team's coach surprised olivia by announcing she made the spring roster during a team meeting. she told her school paper it's kind of crazy to know that i am living out my dream right now. >> wow, that's huge. >> that is awesome. we've got a lot more ahead, including our exclusive with the ceo of kroger. where prices are headed and how shoppers are saving for thanksgiving. but now to growing unease, after the murders of those four university of idaho students more than a week later. police have not identified a suspect or found a murder weapon.

kayna whitworth is in moscow, idaho with more details. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: robin, good morning. more and more we're hearing from people in town they're on edge. police are encouraging people to report anything suspicious or just plain out of the ordinary as they try to put the pieces together. detectives were back out at the home yesterday walking the crime scene. they say the dynamics and layout of the home are crucial to their investigation. this morning, growing fears as authorities chase down leads in the desperate search for the killer who murdered four college students at the university of idaho. >> detectives are actively working this case and so we're moving forward. >> reporter: the community on edge, but with more information detectives revisiting the crime scene, piecing together potential clues. >> as time is going by, it's feeling a little uncertain and the more news reports that come out, just i'm being cautious and keeping an eye on where i'm going and what i'm doing. >> reporter: overnight, ethan

chapin, the oldest of triplets, the first victim to be memorialized. his mother emotional as she spoke about her son. >> we're here to honor the life and legacy of our son and brother, ethan chapin, one of the most incredible people you'll ever know. >> reporter: his family, grateful for the support from loved ones and strangers. >> your outreach and kind words are ofr: as the mystery deepens, authorities revealing two surviving roommates arrived home that night before the victims and were likely sleeping at the time of the attack. >> what i can say is that the roommates who survived, they were in the basement throughout the night. >> reporter: they awakened several hours later, summoning friends when one of their roommates was unresponsive. officers arriving on scene, locating the victims, and this morning saying kaylee gonsalves' dog was also found unharmed at the home. that dog seen in this tiktok video taken just weeks ago

showing the girls inside the house. >> there's no forced entry and there's no dog barking. do we think it was someone that they knew? >> we don't know if the dog was barking or not. that's part of the ongoing investigation, to figure out kind of what occurred. it would be difficult to speculate whether or not it was a known suspect or a total stranger. >> reporter: the coroner revealing that while kaylee, madison mogen, shannon kernodle and chapin were likely asleep at the time of the attack, there was evidence of defensive wounds. dna samples are being tested by the state lab now. evidence shows the students may have been targeted, but investigators are not elaborating. authorities have not narrowed downey specific detail or motive. they said they've searched the dumpsters around the home and found nothing. they'll continue to pursue any leads, robin, because they're doing everything they can to get these families justice.

>> absolutely. kayna, thank you so much. we're going to turn now to reality tv stars todd and julie chrisley sentenced to prison on federal fraud charges. todd chrisley was sentenced to 12 years, julie to seven years. erielle reshef is here with the story. good morning, erielle. >> good morning to you guys. hefty sentences. their show "chrisley knows best" followed their lives of a seemingly tight knit family. but prosecutors say they're actually career swindlers who have made a living jumping from one fraud scheme to another and now they are facing years behind bars. >> i'm going to put my pajamas on because i've had a day from hell. it better not get any hotter. >> reporter: this morning, tv personalities todd and julie chrisley waking up to a new reality. a u.s. district judge sentencing the couple to a combined 19 years in prison on charges including fraud and tax evasion. >> julie, i've got five. where is the other one? >> i don't know whether the other one is. >> find the other one and lock it up. >> reporter: the "chrisley knows best" stars sentenced monday in atlanta.

todd receiving 12 years, his wife julie will spend 7 years behind bars. earlier this year federal prosecutors alleged the couple swindled at least $30 million from community banks between 2007 and 2012. a jury finding them guilty on all charges. >> they used that money to have luxury cars, homes, real estate, and it was all based upon a house of cards that weren't true. now the house of cards have fallen and the chrisleys are convicted. >> reporter: just days before the sentencing, todd and julie's son was injured in a car crash. todd recalling the accident in his podcast, "chrisley confessions." >> all i could think of was, alive and crying.ecause he's - >> todd and julie, both have to serve three years of supervised release after prison. they are also ordered to pay restitution in an amount to be determined at a later date. definitely not the ending people expected. >> not at all. thank you so much, erielle. coming up next, our exclusive with the ceo of kroger on the savings you can still find for thanksgiving dinner and

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"gma" about how much more thanksgiving is going to cost this year with inflation. when it comes to food prices, what categories do you see going up? >> well, when you look, it's pretty broad based, but if you look at the main part of the meal, turkeys, our turkey costs are up about 20%. but we decided early on to not pass that cost increase through to try to help somebody stretch their budget. so, you know, it's a fine balance and we're going to do everything we can to help somebody stretch that budget all they can. >> and when some things go up, other things go down, so what categories are going down? >> well, if you look at right now chicken and some of those items, they're starting to come down. beef is still inflationary, pork is still a little bit inflationary. some of the produce items are starting to come down just a little bit. so it's just the beginning, but, you know, you still can always -- when you look at our

brands, some people call it private label, people can switch to that and help stretch their budget as well. >> ands g y kw, full throttle into the holidays, what are the expected trends for prices through the end of the year? >> if you look, we are starting to cycle inflation from last year, so it's starting to slow down a little bit. and, you know, our hope and expectation is as we get early into next year, we'll see that continue, decrease a little bit, in terms of that's what we anticipate at the moment. >> and you're right there on the front lines. how do you see people adjusting their shopping habits and what trends are you seeing? >> well, the biggest thing we're seeing is people continue to eat and cook at home. one of the things, during covid people learned to cook at home and what they found is they enjoy it. they love eating as a family. what people are continuing to do is just really continue doing that and it also helps stretch

the budget because it's significantly cheaper for somebody to cook a meal at home versus going out to a restaurant. so we would expect that to continue. that's something people are doing. also, as i mentioned before, people are switching to our brands as well. >> creating a little family time there through dinner. and what suggestions do you have for ways that people can save this holiday season? >> yeah, if you go to our website, we actually shared how ten people can eat for $50, which is an incredible value for the money, and it's one of those things where it's a full meal, everything from green beans to potatoes, to your turkey, and it's really exciting and we also include some recipe tips in there as well. >> ten people for $50 would put a smile on my face. that is exciting. mr. mcmullen, thank you so much for joining us. we really appreciate your time. >> thank you, michael. >> robin? >> you're making me hungry. thank you, michael. coming up later, becky

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building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions . this is abc. seven news. good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc. seven mornings. let's take a look at traffic. had you been a thank you. good morning, everyone. we're going to start here with the live picture of the san mateo bridge and update for you that crash we're following on the western span has finally cleared so that is some good news for you, which we're running into some residual delays in that area. emeryville the stretch of 81 of our busiest spots right now, and both the eastbound and westbound directions. traffic has been relatively light this morning, and the drive times reflected even trace it to dublin on time at 29 minutes, lisa alright, that is some good news and as we look outside, more sunshine, if you high clouds 43 in oakland, 49 san francisco, we're looking at these high clouds to stick around throughout the day, but enough sunshine to warm us up again, too. temperatures a couple degrees above average. it is cold, though. nevado napa 34 28 by the delta 37 in livermore

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. colorado shooting investigation. the new details as we hear from the hero who saved lives and helped wrestle the gun from the shooter. plus, the new questions about why the suspect was able to buy a gun. blythe danner reveals her private cancer battle, the same cancer that took her husband's lives. and what her daughter gwyneth paltrow said when she found out. this morning the latest on her recovery. the world's oldest babies? meet the record-setting twins born from embryos frozen 30 years ago. what the proud parents are saying this morning and how little lydia and timothy are doing with their family. giving thanks.

tv legend norman lear, who brought us so many sitcom classics, honoring the tuskegee airmen. who protected him during dangerous combat missions during world war ii. he's sharing his message for them now. ♪ sharing on the savings, chief cheerleader, becky worley, is bringing some of the best black friday bargains you can find right now. and get ready to dance. tiktok sensation charli d'amelio is crowned champion after lighting up the ballroom. the finalists flying all night to come straight to us in new york. >> let's have some fun! >> plus, don't miss jordin sparks with a show-stopping times square performance and they're saying -- >> good morning, america! >> we're going to say it right back.

good morning, america. glad you are with us for the "dancing with the stars" after party, the four finalists flying all night on the "gma" express. >> they arrived here at our studio a short time ago, and you know who tagged along? i mean, they've been flying all night long, they haven't been to bed. look at that energy. our sam champion, he is upstairs with them right now. sam? >> there was no danger that i was going to win, but look at the prize i got for participating. look who is behind it, our winners of season 31, charli and mark, and the entire finalist cast made it as well. good morning, everybody. but first, lara has a special guest. >> i sure do. jordin sparks flew all night long to be here for an incredible performance. we're going to talk about that and so much more. we've got a lot of dancing to do this morning. guys? >> we do. we're looking forward to that. it's also a busy day to fly and travel as millions of americans get ready for the holiday. gio benitez is going to break

down what you need to know about traveling for thanksgiving. right now on the colorado shooting investigation. we're hearing from the veteran who took down the shooter. we want to go back to our correspondent matt gutman in colorado springs. >> reporter: that hero's name is richard fierro. four combat tours in iraq and afghanistan and he said his training kicked in. he actually got the suspect from behind, and began pummelling him, shouting instructions to patrons, move the gun away, call 911. he said he thought he was done with war, but he had one more battle. overnight, the man police have called a hero speaking to reporters. >> i wasn't thinking. i just ran over there, got him. i've got to kill this guy, he's going to kill my kid, he's going to kill my wife. >> reporter: the decorated 14-year army veteran credited with saving dozens of lives during the nightclub massacre in colorado springs, now describing the moment he took the gunman down. >> i grabbed him by the back of his little [ bleep ] armor thing

and i pulled him down. i grabbed the pistol from him. >> reporter: fierro, along with his wife and daughter were at the club supporting a friend. they survived but his daughter's boyfriend, raymond green vance, was among the five killed. 19 others were wounded. 22-year-old anderson lee aldrich was arrested on charges including five counts of first-degree murder and hate crimes. this ring camera footage showing him surrendering to police in 2021, after allegedly making a bomb threat against his mother. those charges were later dropped. his record sealed. and that, authorities say, is what allowed him to legally purchase that ar-style rifle, which he would allegedly use to murder ashley paugh, daniel aston, raymond green vance, along with kelly loving. this morning, survivors grateful and defiant. >> i'm not going to be afraid or intimidated. it's a family.

>> reporter: now sanders telling me that when club q opens back up, he is going to be the very first patron in that door. as for the suspect he remains hospitalized with injuries i'm told are significant, george. >> thank you very much. we're going to turn to some 55 million people getting ready to travel for thanksgiving. we're going to go back to our transportation correspondent gio benitez at laguardia airport with what travelers can expect. good morning again, gio. >> reporter: michael, good morning again. we've been seeing a very busy laguardia airport all morning long. this is looking to be the busiest day to fly with nearly 50,000 flights. now aaa tells us that about 4.5 million americans are going to be flying to their thanksgiving destinations this year and they are paying quite a bit for tickets, 43% more than last year, about 350 bucks for a domestic round trip. on the roads nearly 49 million people are expected to drive for the holiday so you can bet the roads will be packed.

now the worst times to drive, wednesday, just about all day, after 11:00 a.m., and thursday between 11:00 and 3:00. now the price of gas has dropped about 12 cents since last week, so that's good news. but we are still looking at a record high for thanksgiving week, $3.63 a gallon, michael. >> still up there, gio. thank you. robin. okay, michael, now to the record-setting twins born from embryos frozen 30 years ago. rhiannon ally is here with the story about the family. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, robin. they now have six children but the long journey to continue growing their family stretched across the country, from oregon to knoxville, tennessee, searching for embryos to adopt. they're now making history. this couple's newborn twins are record setters. >> they've been a joy to have to us and to their siblings. >> reporter: embryos originally frozen in 1992 were successfully

thawed, transferred, and then delivered, making twins lydia and timothy ridgeway the longest frozen embryos to ever result in a successful live birth. phillip and his wife rachel are the proud parents of the newborn twins. >> we wanted to be able to go in and find embryos that had been overlooked for reasons beyond their control, that had been waiting for so long for a mom and dad. >> reporter: the embryos were donated by an anonymous married couple more than three decades ago. >> they specifically requested the embryos that had been waiting the longest. they actually felt called to specifically say we want the embryos that everybody has taken a pass on. >> reporter: doctors say there are 1.5 million to 3 million frozen embryos across the country waiting to be thawed and transferred. now the ridgeways have two new record-setting babies to add to their family. >> we just want them to always know that they were chosen, that they were loved, that they were preserved and that god is so

good to have done that for them. >> reporter: the twins now join their older siblings, but when the twins are older they can the '90s. so it's a good thing slap bracelets and crop tops somewhere made a come back. >> now you sound like andrew. it's great to have you in the studio with us for the first time. >> thank you very much. >> appreciate that. coming up in our "gma" morning menu, blythe danner reveals her battle with cancer and how she got through it. also this morning, tv legend and world war ii veteran norman lear's heartfelt thank you. >> plus, becky worley and her cheer team are getting ready for black friday with the very best deals you can get right now. and lara and sam are at the "dancing with the stars" after party. hey, lara. >> the dancing finalists this morning. start a move. >> these people are the nicest people you're ever going to meet on the planet.

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♪ it's gonna happen when ♪ ♪ it's supposed to happen ♪ ♪ we'll find a reason why ♪ ♪ one step at a time ♪ ♪ there's no need to rush ♪ ♪ it's like learning to fly or falling in love ♪ ♪ it's gonna happen when it's supposed to happen ♪ ♪ and we find a reason why ♪ ♪ one step at a time ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> that was an incredible song by jordin sparks. give it up for jordin one more time and all the dancers. [ cheers and applause ] >> and we're going to hear jordin sing a medley of her hits coming up, plus, after ten weeks and countless hours of rehearsal, we finally have our champions at our "dancing with the stars" after party. we cannot wait to talk to them in a little bit.

>> we're looking forward to that. we have to go to our "gma" cover store, about actress blythe danner. how she got through her private cancer battle. erielle reshef back with her story. >> reporter: three surgeries and radiation, danner is now cancer-free and she says she feels lucky to be alive after beating the disease that took her husband, bruce's life 20 years ago. she's looking back with gratitude and a touch of her classic irreverence. this morning, blythe danner, mom to oscar winner gwyneth paltrow is revealing she's in remission after a year's long private battle with the same type of rare oral cancer that claimed her husband's life two decades ago, telling "people," i remember i looked up at heaven and said to bruce, are you lonely up there? adding, but i'm fine and dandy now. the actress known for comic rules in "meet the parents." >> we feel we want to be more involved in your lives.

clearly they've gone off the rails. >> reporter: she noticed that something wasn't right while working in london in 2018. i started feeling very woozy and i was forgetting everything. then i felt a lump in my neck right next to before bruce had found his. the 79-year-old diagnosed with adenoid cystic carcinoma, a rare form of oral cancer that usually develops in the salivary glands or other areas of the head and neck. >> it's more uncommon than other types of head cancers, so the fact that it's happened to a couple is very rare because it's nt spread through oral contact or kissing or anything like that. many times people will experience a lump in their neck or a lump on their tongue or difficulty swallowing. other people have a hoarse voice. >> reporter: danner saying she initially hid the news from her children, gwyneth and jake paltrow. i kept it from my kids for a long time, she says, i wanted to forge ahead as a mother and i didn't want them to worry. gwyneth recalling when she found

out, i was obviously shocked and it was scary and it felt really eerie because it was so similar to my dads. nearly 54,000 are diagnosed with oral cancer each year. danner now raising awareness through advocacy. the grandmother of four hopeful for the future. i think we've all become somehow stronger. it's a bit of a crapshoot, this disease and the life. but i've had a career, great kids, and a loving husband. i'm very grateful. and gwyneth saying that her mom battled cancer with grace and strength, danner now making the most of every moment and surrounding herself with her family she adores. >> we wish her the best. thank you, erielle. >> we really do. we have a story that reflect the true meaning of thanksgiving, giving thanks. as you know, my father was a proud member of the tuskegee airmen. their service was often lost to history. i've got to tell you, the troops of world war ii whose lives were protected by that group of airmen will never forget them. and one of those soldiers, television icon norman lear, reached out to us eager to express his appreciation.

>> reporter: with a heart full of gratitude, the tuskegee airmen cementing a lasting legacy of determination, pride and courage. among the first african american aviators fighting for this country, my father, colonel lawrence e. roberts, among them. >> it's like you said, you can't put it into words. >> reporter: also proud members of the red tails, colonel george hardy and colonel harry stewart jr., who reflect on those historic years almost eight decades later. >> for folks who don't know, just enlighten them on what it was like to be a tuskegee airmen. >> the experience was so wonderful for me as far as i was concerned. i was still 19 years old when i was flying over there. >> it was a chance for us to go ahead and protect our brother flyers who were in the air there and it was our pleasure in doing that. >> reporter: sharing his

appreciation, television titan and veteran, norman lear, who at 100 years old, vividly remembers the protection from the tuskegee airmen during dangerous combat missions. >> folks know, of course, of your stellar tv career, but they don't know about your service. so tell folks about your service. >> i was attending emerson college in boston when pearl harbor occurred. i enlisted. when we saw those red tails, we all felt just a little more comfortable, safe and so forth. they flew a little or a lot closer to us somehow and we felt protected. >> you wanted to thank the tuskegee airmen, so what do you want to say to both colonel stewart and colonel hardy? >> any time i reflect on my service, i think of you guys, gratefully. >> that means a lot to me.

in fact, i've gone to several elderly gentlemen in the last year who wanted to see a tuskegee airman to thank them for that very reason. i just appreciate the warmth and whatnot. >> reporter: now their achievements and influence widely recognized, the new england air museum opening a new exhibit dedicated to the airmen, a chance for an in-person red tail reunion. >> at 98 years old, i feel a great pleasure in having been able to serve my country. >> i could not be more grateful for the tuskegee airmen, and their red tails, i think of them all the time. and i could not be more grateful. >> i just loving seeing all those smiles. and, you know, many of norman lear's classic sitcoms focus on contemporary issues. he produced and wrote three

iconic sitcoms, "sanford & son", "good times" and "the jeffersons". >> how important it was for him to tell this story. >> tyler perry gave me a call, he recently saw norman lear, norman asked, was there any way i could be connected with the tuskegee airmen to thank them. because, as he said, the reason they were called the red tails, their tails of the planes were painted red so you knew who they were. and you've heard from people like norman lear and others who were there, who said when they saw the red tails, they exhaled because they had an exemplary flying record, and it's so important because my father was a tuskegee airman and it was only later in life that i even realized. i was never taught that in school. it's so important just to know the history. >> and your father had that nice honor last week as well. >> oh, gosh, he did. the naming of the road leading to newark airport, the new terminal that is going to open officially december 9th, which will be my dad's 100th birthday. >> that's fantastic.

let's go to ginger. >> i love learning that history. thank you, robin. i love when you say good morning to mom and dad and give them a kiss. it's a beautiful moment that i get to see. and now a beautiful moment that i get to share with all of you because we do have a warm-up coming. yes, we do. look at the number -- buffalo is still clearing all that snow out, trying to get it into the trucks. it's still cold this morning, wind chills in texas are in the 40s but some of those single digits in the rockies. watch this warm-up. i don't know what happens when you've got six feet of snow on top of a roof and then you add rain and then you add temperatures in the 40s, but i guess we will find out by the start of the weekend. lisa: waking up to a pretty picture in san francisco. upper 40's. today temperatures will climb through the 60's. our warmest weather will be on thanksgiving and a chance for showers sunday into monday. highs today ranging from the low

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tomorrow. thank you, lisa. we'll have another abc seven news update about 30 minutes. you can always find the latest on our news a >> announcer: live from times square, it's our "dancing with the stars" after party. and we are here with our "dancing with the stars" mirror ball champions, the finalists after the unbelievable finale. >> it really was unbelievable. they probably haven't slept yet. have you guys slept? >> no! >> that's right, but that hasn't stopped them from celebrating with us this morning. let's take a look at how the season went down. >> charli and mark! >> she's taken over tiktok and now she's taking over the ballroom. >> reporter: charli d'amelio and

her partner mark ballas, the newest mirror ball champion. >> thank you, mark, for becoming my new best friend. >> reporter: a finale like no other, a drag queen takeover that brought the energy, the fun, and our favorite gleb as natasha. >> i live my best life. thank you for bringing me into your world. >> reporter: shangela making history as the first drag queen to dominate the dance floor. and last night selma blair was back, leaving her mark on the dance floor one more time. finally getting that chance to show the world her contemporary dance. all season, the battle for the mirror ball fierce. limits pushed. and new skills put to the test. making everyone a champion.

for over ten weeks, the stars danced their way into america's hearts, but only one couple, charli and mark, get to take home the coveted mirror ball. >> a big congratulations to all of you, our mirror ball champions, charli, mark, congratulations. also the finalists, gabby, her partner val, wayne. oh, my gosh, you there with whitney. shangela, thank you. what was really great, the way you all were watching that video that michael put together, the way you were watching and seeing each other and cheering each other on. okay, when this is all over, all over, just one word, the first thing you want to do. i want to start with you, charli. one word, what do you want to do?

>> the first thing that i want to do is probably sleep. that will be first on the list, for sure. >> okay. shangela? >> eat. >> eat. >> yes. i want to go home to my family's house in paris, texas, and i'm going to tear it up for thanksgiving. >> how about you, wayne? >> ice, ice my knees, ice. >> these are all good. gabby? >> atrophy, just, like, never work out again. [ laughter ] >> everybody had a different thing they want to do. >> it's all positive. all >> reporter: positive. >> and, mark, it's been five years since you were in the ballroom. and you say you lost your love for dancing. then you come back and you win it. so what does this mean to you? >> the whole experience, just from start to finish, was fantastic. i had a really lovely time, made a great friend and had a great time creating and dancing with charli, and also to be on the floor with all my comrades, i've grown up with all of them. i loved it.

i had a really beautiful time. >> it's great to see you back. charli, what's the big takeaway fr you? >> i think for me i really just gave everything i had to this journey, and in that i got so much out of it, whether it's confidence in my dancing, new friends, you know, memories that i'll remember forever. i'm just so glad that i did this and, you know, it's really been such an incredible time. i've met so many amazing people and i'm just so thankful to have done it. >> it was great to see the relationship with your mom. that was really cool. shangela, we talked about history. how do you hope this inspires other folks in all walks of life? >> i hope that the representation of a drag entertainer on "dancing with the stars" just inspires more love, seeing the first male/male partnership with me and gleb and seeing how we got along and created such amazing art together. i hope, especially with the tragedies facing the lgbtq community recently, i think it's

really important to showcase love and what that kind of friendship and understanding of two different people from two different walks of life, that they can still come together and create. >> amen to that. >> and, gleb, you crushed it as natasha. [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, baby. >> uh-oh! >> this is what you created. this is what you created. >> he said, i was as tall as you because i had on these heels. is this the last time we'll see natasha? >> i don't know. i actually really enjoyed that. i lived my best life. i felt very empowered in a way. when i looked in the mirror after -- shout-out to the makeup team. when i looked in the mirror, i was, like, oh, my god, i look so hot. [ laughter ] >> we're going to make you sexy, baby, okay?

>> wayne, what a week for you. "ama" on sunday, "dancing" on monday. what are you going to do for an encore? >> ice, always need ice, baby. [ laughter ] >> get him some ice. >> no more information. >> that's all he's giving up. gabby, "the bachelorette" and now "dancing with the stars." which one was more challenging? >> oh, god, they're both challenging in their own way, but i'll have to say dancing. it was more physical, you know, obviously. [ laughter ] >> i was going to go there, but -- >> are you sure? >> it's morning television. morning television. >> and, wayne, we've got a little special message for you. it's from your daughter. i want you to take a look. >> hey, dad. i'm so proud of you for working as hard as you did, balancing

everything, and doing the show. you are always a winner, and i'm just so excited to spend time with you now that it's over. >> how sweet is that, man? >> that's sweet. >> that's my heart. that's my support system. she's the one that every day when i would come home and i was like, baby, i don't know if i can do it, my knees, my back. she would just hug me and say, you can, so i did. >> you did and you brought it, each and every one of you did. >> and then you would ice right after. >> as she was talking to me. >> you've seen the football players who have been on. >> telling you now, every athlete, the guys i played with and played against, they said it is the hardest thing they've ever done. so all the respect in the world for all of you for competing and to see you guys year after year and what you put your bodies through, all the respect in the world. i know some of the toughest guys in the world who are afraid to do it. >> we're not scared. we're not scared. [ laughter ] >> we'll keep these dancers

moving, okay? it's not over. >> thanks for bringing it each and every week as you do. it is so highly entertaining. and thank the behind-the-scenes crew. it is so creative, so unbelievably creative. thank you very much. coming up, we're going to have more dancing, singing, footwork. our "dancing" after party. we have jordin sparks, is going to be singing as well. we'll be right back. ♪

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♪ ♪ here we go. it's getting real good now. "dancing with the stars" after party, it's going. thank you, val, for that sneak peek. >> i love every one of these people so much. america needs to love you half as much as i love you. man, this is a good crowd. wayne, you were talking about some new problems. gary, do we have some ice? >> we have a present for you. >> first of all, do not put that on that suit because that suit is too beautiful to get wet with any ice. but if that helps. >> this feels very good. it's not just my knees now. this is good. good morning, america. >> i will ask shangela, i've been dying to know, we saw so many wonderful signature shangela moves. gleb, thank you for those, by the way.

which of those moves will you incorporate into your show? better yet, will you just show us? >> yes, you know, i'm going on tour in january called "the fully lit tour". it's at shangela.com. moves like this, or like this, zigzag, maybe, into a ronde. [ cheers and applause ] >> i cannot even believe after two days awake, you did that. on "good morning america." >> wow. >> i adore every cell in your body. >> i'm lit up today. it's my birthday. >> i know it is. [ applause ] >> that is not unnoticed. we are going to celebrate, just so you know. charli, everybody talks about the hundreds of millions of followers that you have and it's an amazing thing. you worked for this trophy and

you ta the best partners in the world that you bonded with. but how did this show help with the anxiety part of it all? >> i think this show and mark gave me a place to, you know, put myself out there and express how i was feeling in dances, like the contemporary or the waltz, where it was a little more emotional. and even our freestyle, that was like our story that we were telling and having a space to do that was something that really helped me. so i was very thankful that i got to be able to do that. >> a shout-out to mark's choreography. holy moly. just every week i don't know how you did it. i love that the freestyle was a song you heard and you put it in your back pocket and the dance just sort of came to you. it looked it. it was so organic and you deserve them. i know he thinks he does. [ laughter ] >> you'll always be our

champion, don't worry. i want to give it up to gabby. you're such a good dancer. >> thank you. >> unbelievable, your body, the way you move. it was captivating. i was a little jealous, because not only did you get beloved val, but you kind of got two for the price of one with his >> yeah, absolutela at your je was great learning from her and being able to learn the moves on a woman's body. val is also a great lady, but -- [ laughter ] >> natasha has some competition. >> olga is coming to town. >> next season! >> olga, oh! >> olga.

>> of the 100 television jobs that you have, right, and stage and show jobs, 24 years on "who's line is it anyway." >> yeah, i guess time goes by quickly. >> are you kidding me? i can't even believe it. we asked our fellow contestants to give us a line, and here it is. dance shoes, spray tan, can of green beans, can we hear you freestyle? >> dance shoes -- >> spray tan and a can of green beans. >> you want me to freestyle those words? >> can you freestyle? >> sure. you want to give me a beat? >> oa sp. heree go. i shg,ut i'll try it. >> maybe you can help us out. [ laughter ] >> hey, all right. good day, i want to say hooray with my dance shoes, got the mirror ball here for you all

because i've got to do it fast so i can't stall. look at me, dark chocolate black man, never been sprayed, no need for all the spray tan. le the beat settle in, good morning, america, brother with the melanin. done! >> i love it! >> well done. >> oh my. >> val, baby on the way. >> yes. [ applause ] >> i'm finally showing. [ laughter ] >> very, very excited. very excited. >> congratulations. we have a quick present for you. can we bring out the present for val? >> and at the same time, jordin, shangela, we know it's your birthday. we already knew that. jordin, do you have something for us? >> oh, jordin! >> jordin. >> there she goes. happy birthday, shangela!

♪ happy birthday, dear shangela ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> yes, i love you! oh, this is good. >> i hope it's edible. do we have stuff for later? >> we'll figure that out. and we have one more mirror ball baby rattle, right? >> for whitney. [ cheers and applause ] >> you're doing the work for this whole baby thing, right? >> baby number two. >> mark and charli got the mirror ball, but we don't leave anybody out on this celebration. love you all. happy birthday. thank you for singing. ginger, we're going to take a quick break and then we want you over here dancing with us. >> you know i will be. if we just could get val doing

olga, i would be real happy. if we could get that by the end of the show, val. thank you. hey! >> hey! >> we've got tickets on sale now for the "dancing with the stars" live tour. so you don't have to stop watching now. it is coming to a theater near you starting this january. it's going to star charli, gabby, gleb. and emma. you're taking over the reins of hosting. >> i am. i'm so excited. it will be my first time and it's such a great tour. it's the best way to celebrate a season, going on the road. >> get your tickets now. lisa: we are waking up to another chilly start, especially the peninsula, inland valleys. 40's and 50's by 9:00. warming to mid and upper 60's with a few high clouds today. we're not done yet! >> we've got a special performance by jordin sparks. w! >> we've got a

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we are back with a whole lot of great talent, but the ultra talented jordin sparks is performing a medley of her hits. hit it, jordin. >> yeah, go jordin. ♪ ♪ i never meant to start a war ♪ ♪ you know i never want to hurt you ♪ ♪ don't even know what we're fighting for ♪ ♪ why does love always feel like a battlefield ♪ ♪ a battlefield ♪ ♪ love always feels like ♪ ♪ a battlefield ♪ ♪ ♪ a long, long time ♪

♪ i've been missing your touch ♪ ♪ boy, i need it ♪ ♪ lit the fire, fan the flames, it's going down ♪ ♪ tell me something, baby ♪ ♪ where you want to go ♪ ♪ don't you hesitate now ♪ ♪ listen to me, darling ♪ ♪ i told you once before ♪ ♪ you know i'm going to end the night with you ♪ ♪ i can't stop this feeling ♪ ♪ please don't stop this feeling ♪ ♪ you're everything ♪ ♪ electric when you come home ♪ ♪ i feel it all in my bones ♪ ♪ please don't stop this feeling ♪ ♪ if it's even for a minute ♪ ♪ because you're everything ♪ ♪

♪ tell me how do i breathe with no air ♪ ♪ can't live no air, no air ♪ ♪ got me out here in the water so deep ♪ ♪ tell me how you're going to be without me ♪ ♪ if you ain't here, i just can't breathe ♪ ♪ no air, no air ♪ ♪ >> thank you. ♪ no air, no air ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you.

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kumasi thanks, lisa. now it's time for live with kelly and ryan and we'll be back at 11 for midday live. we ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the animated film "strange world," jake gyllenhaal. in the winters of "dancing with the stars," charli d'amelio and mark ballas. plus, check out "live's at home thanksgiving" with kelly and mark. we are announcing the winning cat and dog in our pet photo contest. and i am joining kelly ripa yet again at the co-host desk. all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and me, deja vu! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪