that has impacted so many people across the nation. we're going to continue our coverage. phil matier, who broke the news to us this morning. our insider phil matier is going to be live on your 7:00 show. >> seven at seven which streams at abc7 news.com. >> yep. >> so we're going to have that and much more reaction from politicians across the country coming in and back on the air at 11 a.m. but right now we're going to send it to good morning america. >> thank you so much for joini good morning america for our viewers in the west. breaking news. diane feinstein passing away at 90 years old. trail blazer diane feinstein passing away at 90 years old. this morning, her history making achievements and her legacy.

ask to lose federal food assistance. speaker mccarthy still scrambling. top white house official john kirby joins us live with what it could mean for the military and national security. fentanyl epidemic. authorities seized 40 pounds of the drug, enough to kill 1 million people, after prosecutors say a suspected drug trafficker took this roller bag full of lethal doses on the subway. >> child care cliff. pandemic era funding set to run out for child care centers across the country. what it could mean for millions of families. >> poison plot. an arizona woman charged with trying to kill her husband. newly obtained surveillance video allegedly showing her poisoning his coffee. romance scam warnings. how one widow lost her life savings more than $70,000. the red flags right now.

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and who is seeing a big jump in gas prices. it's all coming up. >> first we begin with breaking news for our viewers in the west. diane feinstein longest serving senator in the history of the united states has passed away at 90 years old. rachel scott is tracking the latest developments. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: good morning. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are remembering the life and legacy of senator feinstein this morning. her fellow democratic senators said it would be impossible to write the history of american politics without acknowledging the trail blazing past of senator feinstein. she was the longest serving female senator in the history of the united states. and that was just one of many in a long line of firsts for diane feinstein who broke barriers countless times as a woman in politics. >> 25 years ago there were no women on this committee. i'll never forget watching the anita hill hearing on television

in the london airport with a lot of people gathered around. so i went over to take a look. i saw. i saw this all male judiciary committee and it took all these years, but here we are. >> reporter: whether it was becoming the first female mayor of san francisco or the first woman elected to the senate from the state of california. >> i feel a little bit like i just got married. it was a very special ceremony torque be in the chambers, in this room, with the history. >> reporter: where she went on to serve sick terms. in the senate she made history as the first woman to chair the senate judiciary committee, the senate rules committee and senate intelligence committee. in 2009 she considered herself a staunch democrat, but prided herself on the ability to build bipartisan bridges across the aisle. >> i worked with republicans and democrats alike. >> reporter: focusing on issue such as national security,

cancer, helping women and children, protecting california's natural resources. among her achievements, enacting the federal assault weapons ban in 1994 and presiding over a six year review of the cia's detention program which resulted in a change in interrogation methods. diane feinstein was 90 years old. it will be the task of democratic governor gavin newsom to name a successor to dyan diane feinstein. people will remember her here on capitol hill. >> thank you. you're tracking the latest on the looming government shutdown. lawmakers are scrambling to put together a deal to keep the government running. >> a shutdown seems all but certain at this point. house speaker kevin mccarthy is scrambling, trying to put a last ditch effort on the floor but his own members are standing in the way.

millions of americans preparing to go without pay just one day out from a government shutdown. but house speaker mccarthy can't even unite his own party. he rejected a bipartisan plan from the senate to keep the government funded, telling his own members if they vote for his proposal today, he'll add measures to increase border security. those holdouts not backing down, threatening to oust him as speaker. do you believe speaker mccarthy has the votes? >> for what? no, he doesn't. >> reporter: it will fail? >> yeah. >> reporter: speaker mccarthy firing back. >> why would i side with biden on an open border when we have an opportunity to close it? >> reporter: the impact would stretch far beyond the border. 4 million government workers could lose a pay check, 7 million mothers could lose federal assistance to feed their families. and the reality is, not funding the government would only create more challenges at the border,

leaving 20,000 border patrol officers without pay. federal funds assisting local communities could be halted. >> that means we're going to have to put more people on overtime. it's a national security threat. >> reporter: border communities like laredo, texas, already weighing emergency declarations, struggling with a surge of migrants. >> if that shuts down, it will be total disruption and chaos. >> reporter: senate democrats calling mccarthy's sudden demand for border security too little too late. >> if we need to put on the table some border security measures, we should take the next two months to figure out what that is rather than throwing something together in an afternoon and jamming it into this bill. >> reporter: so this morning mccarthy is in a box, at sharp odds with the senate's top republicans. >> shutting down the government is a choice and it's a choice that would make the crisis at our southern border even worse. >> reporter: and facing a revolt from his own members. >> is that a failure of leadership, the fact that republicans didn't start this process sooner?

we are down to the wire here an we're still going through it. >> yes, it is a failure of leadership. >> reporter: republicans have been focused on launching an impeachment inquiry into president biden, holding a six hour hearing, alleging he benefitted from hunter biden's business dealings as vice president. even their own witnesses testified there's no evidence of that. >> i do not believe that the current evidence would support articles of impeachment. that is something that an inquiry has to establish. i also do believe that the house has passed the threshold for an impeachment inquiry into the conduct of president biden. >> reporter: at this point it doesn't appear to be a question of if there will be a government shutdown, but more of a question of, how long will it last? in the coming days, there will be growing pressure on house republicans to work together with democrats on a bipartisan solution, but they only appear to be digging in, michael. >> seems to be the case, rachel, unfortunately. thank you for that. joining us is top national security council spokesman john

kirby. thank you very much for joining us this morning. i just want to jump right in and ask you how could a government shutdown impact the military? >> well, the first and most immediate impact, michael, is those 1.3 million active duty troops won't get paid. they'll still be out there deployed. they'll still be defending this country, but they won't get paid. nobody joins the military to get rich. every pay check matters. you miss a couple, it starts to show up in terms of your ability to pay rent, pay groceries, pay your bills. it will have a significant effect on their morale. it won't just be them. it will be the defense department employees. hundreds of thousands will be furloughed. which means, they won't not only be getting paid, they won't be allowed to show up for work. that will have an impact on the way the pentagon does business every single day. >> lot of these civilian employees that you talk about, they play a crucial role in running of the government. you know, domestic impact is pretty clear, but could this shutdown, if it does happen,

also impact the on going aid to ukraine? >> absolutely it could. for instance, we aoefr got enough money left, we can continue to support ukraine with some security assistance packages in the coming week. without that supplemental funding, we asked for $13 billion just for defense related support without that supplemental funding. we could have a real significant problem supporting ukraine, as they get further into the fall and continue to try to prosecute this counter offensive. not only that, but our ability to restock our pentagon shelves with inventory as we give it to ukraine will be limited but a the contract specialists, those civilians, that will be furloughed, on the be on the job. >> good point there. how are you preparing for a possible shutdown? >> first thing is urging congress to do their job and to pass this funding bill an make sure that the government can keep working. but we're also going to great lengths to inform the work force officially across the federal government about what this shutdown could mean for them.

making sure that they know, if they're going to be furloughed, who's going to be furloughed, how that process will work, as far as making sure the troops will know we're working very very hard to keep them getting paid while they continue to defense the country. >> is there really -- is there really much that you can do though? >> there's not a lot we can do here at the white house, no. this is between speaker mccarthy and a small group of house republicans that want to hold the entire u.s. government hostage. this is between him and his caucus. they need to solve this problem. >> all right, mr. kirby, john kirby, thank you very much for joining us this morning. always appreciate your time. >> yes, sir. thank you. >> we're turning to a massive fentanyl bust in new york. 40 pounds were seized from a drug house in the bronx. aaron katersky has the latest. >> reporter: the country is now awash in fentanyl. it's the most common drug linked to overdose drugs. the traffickers are becoming so reckless.

enough fentanyl to until 1 million people ended up on the subway during rush hour. a suspected drug trafficker who they say operated out of this apartment in the bronx is under arrest. authorities seized 40 pound of fentanyl, enough to kill 1 million people. >> it's completely reckless for these traffickers to be moving this poison in this fashion. they put a lot of new yorkers at risk. >> reporter: the dea said the drug mill was just blocks from the day care where a 1-year-old died and three other children had to be revived with narcan after they were exposed to fentanyl. investigators say they found bricks of the drug on top of play mats and beneath a trap door in the floor. law enforcement sources tell abc news the owner, who's amonth several people now charged in the boy's death had pulled her own toddler out of the day care fearing he would be exposed to fentanyl. the woman's husband, who

authorities say was seen amid surveillance images fleeing down a back alley, was caught in mexico. he's now back in the u.s. and facing federal charges. in portland, oregon, police issuing a warning about a concerning number of juvenile fentanyl overdoses in recent months. five children have died, including a 5-year-old, earlier this month. in san francisco, the father of a 10-month-old said his baby overdosed on fentanyl at a playground and had to be revived with narcan. >> we want americans to know fentanyl is lethal. it's killing americans at catastrophic rates. >> reporter: the mayor of new york announced plans to convene a summit next week calling fentanyl one of the greatest public health crises of our time. michael? >> you're right about that, aaron. thank you. now to gas prices. the national average levelled off. it is a far different story in california where prices at the pump are sky rocketing.

>> reporter: californians are used to high gas prices but not this. $7.25 a gallon at this station. you're looking at over $8 for full serve. the average is, of course, lower nationally, about $3.83. average in california is $6.07. prices here have gone up $0.79 a gallon in just the past month. there is a state law aimed at penaliing companies if a panel determines there is any price gouging. republicans are asking for a special session to vote to suspend california's gas tax which is $0.58 a gallon. they tried to do it last year. democrats blocked them. overnight governor newsom pushed the transition to a cheaper winter fuel blend. that's what he did last year when prices were high. but that is a short term fix. long term he's asking the division of petroleum market oversight to give him proposal on market reforms by january 1st. he's accusing oil companies of lying and gouging californians

to line their own pockets. for the time being, lot of people in california are especially hurting before they hit the roads. juju? >> thank you, zohreen. a law is hiking minimum wage for workers in california. andrew dinmer is tracking the latest there. >> reporter: good morning, juju. it is now law in california. the new minimum wage for fast food workers in the state is $20 per hour, taking effect on april 1st of next year. about half million workers will be affected by this increase. critics say the wage hike will be a burden on businesses which may then pass this cost on to the consumer. governor newsom and proponents of the new law say this will help improve the lives of fast food employees an reward their sacrifice. $20 is a starting point. the law creates a council which could increase that each year through 2029. guys? >> all right. some people very happy to hear this news this morning. andrew, thank you. we turn now to the big football weekend. deion sanders is hoping to get his colorado buffalos back on

the winning track. and will reeve is here now with all things college football, nfl and, of course, taylor swift. can't go without that. >> good morning, rebecca. buckle up your chin strap and break out the friendship bracelets. more on that second part coming up. first football. a solid slate of games this weekend in college especially on espn and right here on abc. college game day heading down to duke, michael, for the first time ever. the blue devils are ranked 17th in the country. you may recall they beat clemson to open the season. it's not just a basketball school, folks. they've got a huge game against notre dame. the 11st ranked fighting irish coming off that last second brutal loss to ohio state. looking to get back on track saturday night 7:30 p.m. eastern on abc. also a great sec game between lsu an ole miss at 6:00 p.m. eastern on espn. as rebecca mentioned, the talk of college football so far this year, colorado, led by lightning rod coach deion sanders. coach prime put it bluntly. they got their butts kicked by

oregon last week. another tough test ahead for the bucks. caleb williams rolling into boulder. that's college for you. >> but you know why i'm asking the questions and not michael here. because everybody wants to know about taylor swift. are we going to see her at the chiefs/jets game? >> this is the intersection of two of my greatest interests, sports and pop culture. two of the biggest forces in american culture, the nfl and taylor swift. if you're not up to speed, taylor swift went to a football game. it was last week's chiefs game. she was a guest of travis kelce who it appears, at a minimum, she's hanging out with. kelce's jersey sales sky rocketed. and now reports taylor will be in the building when the chiefs visit the new york jets on sunday. there was a 175% jump in sales for tickets after she showed up for this game. we'll see. the game is on the field. >> everyone loves football now. everyone. >> more interest.

>> looking forward to that. great weekend in sports. thank you very much, will. coming up believe it or not, it's beginning to look a lot like christmas. already. how to take advantage of the holiday sales this weekend. >> plus the woman who lost her life savings in a romance scam. the red flags to watch out for. >> newly obtained surveillance video of a woman accused of trying to poison her husband's coffee. but first let' get back to ginger. hey, ginger. >> let's get a check closer to home. your local weather in 30 seconds.

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this morning what those cameras found. this morning an alleged poisoning caught on camera. tucson police investigating these videos obtained by abc news that airman robbie johnson claim shows his wife melody trying to poison him by pouring bleach into his coffee maker in the midst of a contentious divorce. in a probable cause complaint, johnson alleging the poisoning attempts began in march while the couple was in germany and continued when they moved back to arizona after noticing his coffee was tasting bad he bought pool chemical testing strips which shows high levels of chlorine in his coffee pot. the strip seen in this video police are investigating obtained by our affiliate kgun. >> want to test this to show that it's definitely tainted. it stinks. same strip. big change. >> reporter: johnson setting up multiple cameras in his house capturing the footage of his

wife, who is now behind bars, charged with multiple felonies including attempt to commit first degree murder. according to the complaint, police found liquid that smelled like bleach inside the coffee maker and a container under her bathroom sink that smelled like bleach and had a very small amount of liquid inside of it. her husband alleging she was trying to kill him to collect death benefits. melody has not entered a plea. her attorney declining to comment. >> the state will have to prove that her intention was to kill him. that this wasn't some bizarre effort to clean the coffee machine. that this wasn't some mistake. that she was out to get him. and i would think the additional investigation that they've done will support that argument. >> she is expected to be back in court on november 6th. juju?

>> eva, we will all be watching that case closely. now to a warning about roman scams. according to the ftc, more than $1.3 billion was lost in these kinds of scams last year. this morning one woman is sharing her heart breaking story so others don't fall victim. demarco morgan has details. good morning, demarco. >> reporter: good morning. all good. all good. this story is heart breaking on so many levels. the woman you are about to meet is a widow, who was looking for companionship. instead, she got her heart and wallet ripped open. she said she was tricked into giving more than $70,000, her life savings, by the way, to a man she met online. >> i had all that money. i don't think i'll ever get it back. >> reporter: 76-year-old jennifer said she met this man on face book who went by the name caleb. he claimed to be a doctor working for the red cross in yemen. >> it all looked legitimate. he was coming back to the states real soon and he was wanting to settle in a new area because he lost his wife.

>> reporter: she told wtvd she formed a months long online relationship with caleb, growing so close at one point even messaging him, you're my dream come true. caleb soon suggested they buy a house together when he returned from overseas. the plan? caleb would pay $600,000 and she would pay the remaining $70,000 plus an additional 8,700 for expenses. >> seemed like a perfect deal. >> reporter: she and her son raymond packed up their things, sold their home in georgia and drove to north carolina, hoping to start a new life. but when raymond went to look at the house, it was clearly not for sale. >> when i noticed someone was still living in the house. knocked on the door. i automatically knew it was a scam. >> reporter: ftc reporting in 2022, romance scams cost nearly 70,000 people roughly $1.3 billion. experts sea they are so dangerous because they can feed on your emotions.

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we are back with the countdown to the holiday shopping season. and, yes, it is already on. major retailers are dropping deals that you wouldn't normally see this early in the season. becky worley joins us with where to find the biggest savings and the economic factors that could affect your shopping strategy. nice to see you, becky. good morning. >> rebecca, good morning. with 87 shopping days left til christmas, why are we talking about holiday sales now? but a lot of people shop this early. plus inflation trends could dictate whether you should buy now or wait. holiday sales kick off season, a in this weekend. >> this is just wrong. too soon. way too soon. >> reporter: too soon, well ready or not the holiday shopping season is kicking off this weekend. >> the countdown is on.

>> reporter: target circle week launches sunday, touting big discounts, like spend $100 on toys and you'll save $25. or spend $50 on household essentials and you'll receive a $15 target gift card. wal-mart launching its official holiday campaign next monday. >> wal-mart deals are back. >> reporter: but today and saturday they have their annual baby gear sale. this play pen was $85, now $41, that's a $44 savings. this chico car seat and stroller combo was $449, now it's $359, $90 off. >> we're going to score some awesome finds. >> reporter: another heavy hitter, amazon. their big deal days sale for prime members runs 48 hours october 10th and 11th. >> there are definitely advantages for retailers. they can stock their stores, get some feedback from consumers and chase and replenish and bring back things that are doing really well. >> reporter: best buy is trying a new approach, dropping limited

quality deals available only through its mobile app. is with even deeper price cuts on those deals available to their loyalty program members. like this throw back atari gaming system currently retailing for $399 that they say will be $99 for members available only in their app. >> this notion that the gen z customer is telling us they want to spread their purchases out overa longer period of time, our expectation is that it might mean that some of these hotter trending items, they will be picking them up earlier an then saving some of their bigger purchases, maybe luxury items and big ticket items for black friday and cyber monday. >> reporter: recent data from adobe shows waiting may have more advantage. online prices were down 3.2% from last year an electronics saw one of the steepest declines with prices falling 11.6% from last year. historically tech prices are lowest around black friday. with this trend towards decreasing electronics prices, waiting to buy makes a lot of sense.

now few more target deals that go live this weekend. spend 25 bucks on beauty brands you'll get a $15 gift card. cookware up to 40% off. 30% off a lot of halloween costumes. bonus. you can combine two holidays into one. yeah. it's early, gang. hey, the last few holiday seasons have been a wild ride. we're talking about supply chain, inflation, staffing challenges. i get it, rebecca. i get it, guys. for many, this makes sense. for others, too soon. too soon. >> let's get through halloween first. it's an argument with a happy ending. thank you so much, becky. i like that parenting hack, two in one. get it done. >> yeah, get it done. i just know, don't buy your spouse cookware. you can keep that. coming up, swimming with the sharks. getting advice on investing from mr. wonderful himself, kevin o'leary. stay right there. don't go bye bye buy because

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shocking double life. we're swimming with the sharks with mr. wonderful, kevin o'leary is here live answering your investing questions. ♪ it's gonna be a good life ♪ >> and it is time to rise and shine in miami. from south beach to little havana, and the city's newest star. plus meet the man uplifting the community as we give him a major surprise live from the 305. as we soar into florida. >> here we go! rise and shine, miami! ♪ you're as cold as ice ♪ >> plus four-time super bowl champ gronk is live in times square with his girlfriend, with a stunt that's as cold as ice. it is all happening live on gma. and they're saying -- >> good morning america! [ applause ]

>> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. good morning, america. let's say it again. ice, ice, baby. if they were not awake before, they're gonna be awake after this. rob gronkowski is here live with his girlfriend camille where they are going to jump into those ice baths to see how long they can last in the freezing water. they're not just doing it to do it, they're doing it for a great cause. it is all live on gma. you don't want to miss it. >> those matching bath robes are everything. check out who checked into security this morning. his name is james. got some moves to show you on the court. his air bud moves, that is. you do not want to miss it. you are always welcome here, air bud. we love you. but first we've got a lot of news to get to starting with the looming government shutdown at the capitol this morning. lawmakers are scrambling to put together a deal to keep the government running.

we're going to go back to our senior congressional correspondent rachel scott. nice to see you again. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: rebecca, good morning. a government shutdown seems all but certain. millions nationwide will be impacted. speaker mccarthy still planning to bring his own proposal to the floor for a vote today. he is now scrambling to try to get his own members on board. this would fund the government for the next 30 days, add more border security measures. still, he is facing several holdouts from within his own party. time is running out. if congress does not act in this coming hours, 4 million government workers could lose a pay check, 7 million mothers could lose the federal assistance that they rely on in order to feed their families. in the coming days there will be growing pressure on those holdouts in the republican party to try to come around an make a deal to fund the government. but they only appear to be digging in. guys? >> rachel scott, thank you. now to the u.s. on the brink of the so-called child care cliff. tomorrow marks the day federal

funding for pandemic era child care centers end, meaning tens of thousands of them could shut down. elizabeth schulze is in washington with more. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, juju. child care centers got a critical financial life line from the federal government during the pandemic. but tomorrow that funding is set to expire. some are calling it a child care cliff. by one estimate up to 70,000 child care programs are at risk of closing. 3.2 million kids could lose their day care spots. the reason why is a pandemic era relief program that gave child care centers $24 billion in grants ends september 30th. congress hasn't yet renewed additional money. providers relied on those funds to pay rent, buy supplies and boost their workers' salary. the risk is providers could be forced to close or start charging families more. that could be a big burden for american house holds who are spending on average 27% of their

income on child care. michael. >> elizabeth, thank you very much for that. we're going to turn to a new headline about heart health and cannabis. with the cdc reporting 10% of those who use marijuana have the potential of becoming addicted. a new study is linking heavy marijuana use with the risk of developing cardiac issues. doc, tell us about this. >> they're looking at two common things. cardiovascular disease, issues and cannabis use disorder. this study done in canada, what they found was a significant overlap and association, a link between heart health and cannabis that people with cannabis use disorder were at 60% increased risk of developing cardiovascular complications. the overall risk was still quite low. but again, these are in young healthy people. this was an increase risk when you compare it to people of the same age and sex who didn't use cannabis to that extent.

big picture, cdc estimates that three in ten people who use marijuana may actually have a cannabis use disorder. if you think that spectrum of use, severity, this potentially affects a lot of people. >> what is the criteria to know if you have the cannabis use disorder? and if you do meet the criteria, what should you do? >> important questions. it's also important to realize this study is not talking about cannabis or marijuana use in comparison to something else. but some signs or symptoms for needing cannabis use disorder. if you use more cannabis than you intend to use. if you have difficulty controlling that use or you're developing problems in your work, school, home environment, or you need more of that substan to experience a high, these are classic signs that on that spectrum from occasional recreational use to a pathological use disorder you may need to reach out. people can call or text 988 if they are experiencing any type of mental health issue. that includes substance use

problems. >> great information, doc. thank you, as always. >> thank you. >> we have somebody waiting in the wings with a special delivery. no one other than sam champion. what you got, sam? >> because we're celebrating national coffee day this morning. you know it's my thing. after 35 years on a morning show, you can't. that's my small mug. come on, bring in the coffee for everyone. stats say, doctor, 67% of americans drink a coffee beverage in the morning, more than any other beverage in the nation. >> i would say that sounds correct. i'm one of them. >> time to caffeine up. [ laughter ] you can go anywhere and just ask them and say, hey, are you giving free coffee today? or if i buy a coffee, will i get a coffee free? >> rebecca has two. she kept one over there. [ laughter ] if they're giving away free coffee, she's there. she's not sharing. >> buy one get one.

>> and there are health benefits. >> okay, go ahead. >> dr. champion. >> yes, ma'am. >> studies have shown the caffeine and antioxidant benefits to moderate coffee consumption are associated with a lot of good things. lower cancer risk, better cognitive function, better mood. >> now i feel better about my coffee crush. [ laughter ] >> moderate, moderate. everything in moderation, everybody. >> i drink coffee for your protection. >> i'm gonna get us out of here for our protection. coming up, we have our gma morning menu. one of sam's favorite places. time to rise and shine in miami. we're going to meet some incredible young performers and the man helping to make their dreams come true. and james, the dog, is taking it to the hoop, helping us celebrate the air bud movies coming to disney +. >> kevin o'leary is here. and he's got a shark on his head. it's all coming up next. [ laughter ] gma.

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we're back with our gma cover story an the shocking murder of a husband shot at close range in front of his wife while out walking their dog. it is the subject of tonight's brand new "20/20" and deborah roberts is here with more. good morning, deborah. >> good morning, michael. brand new. >> brand new. love it. >> thank you so much. this is the story that just stopped us in our tracks, just as it did the dallas neighborhood where it all played out. a beloved airline executive executed in cold blood during a morning walk with his wife. no one, not even police,

understood what was happening until an investigation which took them across the country and back into the past. [ gunshots ] [ screaming ] >> i hear rapid fire gunshots. i immediately drop to the ground. it seemed very close. >> what happened? where is he at? i walk to the end of my walkway. call the police! as i started running that way, the killer appeared. i saw him with a gun in his hand so i ran back in the house. i grabbed my gun. then i ran back out. >> you've got this horribly bereaved woman who witnessed the >> you've got this horribly bereaved woman who witnessed the

she witnessed the slaying of her husband. >> but jennifer is living two >> then it starts getting darker is and darker. >> investigators thought they knew where this case was going until they discovered a secret trove of e-mails, revealed a major twist that no one saw coming. you'll want to tune in to our series special happily never after. >> i love watching "20/20." >> good. >> we said it. now official co-anchor of "20/20" deborah roberts, [ applause ] alongside david muir. this photo makes it official. >> oh, yeah.

>> love it. >> who is that woman in that coat? >> detective deborah. i love it. >> it was really a lot of fun. linking up with my pal and colleague david muir. i have to tell you, i had this coat in my closet for 20 years. i thought, you know, i was harkenning back to the past with trench coats. >> it is a trench coat. right. >> you know, but looking ahead to the future. who knew people might like the coat? >> glam trench coat. >> you're all so fashion forward. 20 years ago and it still works today. >> yes. >> almost got rid of it a couple times but thought, nah, it may come in handy one day. >> you're so deserving and we are so happy. >> thank you. thank you. but do you know what means more to me? continuing the legacy of barbara walters, who invited me into this program. i worked alongside her. i got to watch her work. i got to employ a lot of her tactic. to be able to step into the space that she began is just the thrill of my career. >> we're happy to have you.

>> happy to be back. back to work. >> we got to let everybody know the season premiere of "20/20" happily never after airs tonight 9 p.m. eastern on abc. also tomorrow on hulu. make sure you check it out. let's go to ginger. hey, ginger. >> hey. huge congrats to deb. i need to borrow that coat. i need another layer out here. jfk has already had more than 3.3 inches of rain. it's just starting. the next 24 hours we will be inundating. there are flood watches, new york city, trenton. you go up to poughkeepsie, into the hudson valley and into connecticut. long island also has flash flood warning. if you get a flash flood warning try not to drive if you have that possibility.

>> we've had a great week here at gma swimming with the sharks. we have one more in the water with us today. mr. wonderful, kevin o'leary, is here answering your questions. so nice to see you. welcome. >> nice to be here. >> 15 seasons. >> yep. >> congratulations. you've been there the whole way. we've got questions from our viewers. want to look at the first one from 25-year-old brian. he's from birmingham, michigan. let's listen. >> should i pay off my student loans or invest in my retirement? i have federal student loans around 4%, 5%. >> lot of people are now having to pay their student loans again starting in a few days. >> and rates are going up. the amazing thing is i used to say pay your loans off first, but i learned something about this with my students.

you have to do both, pay your loans off and invest a portion of your income every year. that's the only way to get into the discipline of doing this every single month. that's how you succeed into retirement. >> that's good. we are swimming with sharks. another video question from twila in new york. let's take a look. >> what percentage of my salary should i invest in a 401k? i'm not sure if i can comfortably hit the recommended amount with my other living expenses. >> what do you think? >> the number is 15%. and, yes, you can, by stop buying all that crap you don't need. you have to adjust your lifestyle to make sure you put 15% away. average salary in america $60,000. if you invest 15%. you can do it with all these apps you've got. you'll end up with $1.5 million in the bank after a career. it compounds with market returns of 6% to 8%. you must invest 15%. >> 15% is the magic number, minimum. >> minimum. >> mr. wonderful, you're the magic shark.

thank you for being with us. the shark is yours because we're done with it now. [ laughter ] you take that home. >> absolutely. >> you can see the premiere of the 15th season of "shark tank" tonight at 8 p.m. eastern right here on abc, and the next day on hulu. michael? [ cheers ] we're back. we were checking the temperature of these ice tubs here. 47. go down. we're here now with my good friend gronk. where's he at? camille, where are you? and his wonderful girlfriend, model and actress, camille kostek. they're supposed to be here. they're not here yet. maybe they're back in the back warming in. >> do you want to get in? >> i'm not going to get in. i'll watch you. >> this is all -- we just gotta say this. we talked to them before the show. this is all about charity here. this is about peter brady's family foundation for als research. you guys started the ice bath challenge.

[ cheers ] >> here they are. >> that's what got us here today. here's gronk, here camille. how are you? >> i'm doing good. i'm ready. >> are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> i'm as ready as i can for an ice bath. >> we're going to tell everybody how it works. you're both going to get into the tubs. these are at 45 and going down. >> 44. i got 44 now. >> okay. we're gonna put four minutes on the clock. the key thing is who ever stays in the full time, their charity will get $20,000. now before we -- go ahead, get ready to get in. [ cheers ] as you get in, i just want to say these are serious when you get in an ice bath. >> i'm standing back here. >> make sure you check, if you want to try this at home, check with your doctor before you do it. we've got two seasoned athletes here. all right. you ready? >> i have been training. been awhile. >> what did training look like? >> going in an ice cold bath every morning for five days straight. but that was a month ago. >> okay.

all right. all right. who is the first to step in and get that clock ready to go? >> all right. let's get ready. [ cheers ] >> three, two, one, go! [ cheering ] >> how you doing, camille? >> we are here for the pete brady als foundation. i am not giving up. i'm in here all four minutes. this is for a great foundation that i'm here to represent. i'm going all in. >> i love it. [ cheers ] >> i am raising awareness for the gronk nation youth foundation, which my family started about six or seven years ago. we love raising money for kids so they have the opportunity to succeed like i did growing up! [ cheers ]

>> did you ever think when you started dating this guy you would be doing an ice bath on national television? >> i have to be honest, i'm not really shocked about this. i think what brought rob and i together is our love for competition. we're excited. we're co-founders of boomerang. michael, we wanted to ask you, what we are doing, we are launching one of the biggest giving campaigns. we are giving away two corvettes, a restored 1975 corvette and brand new 2023 corvette. when you win one, if you win, you get to give one away so you feel how good it feels to give. our motto is when you do good, good comes back to you. that's what we are about. >> that's amazing. >> where are we at on the clock? >> where is it? where's the clock? we're at 2:30. how much time do we got? >> i have a question for gronk. gronk said in football, you used to do this all the time. you said if you ever came back

to play football there's only one coach you would play for, the coach of the giants. is this getting you ready for a come back? >> i am not training for the nfl season. i'm not going back to the giants, your favorite team, all right? i'll go back if you go back. i'll play if you'll play as well. >> this seems like it's a long time. now they're telling me we got two minutes left on the clock. does it seem like a long time to you or talking makes it better? >> talking makes it better. we're distracting our minds. i like it a lot. i'm going to start using this. >> did you train for this? i'm just curious? >> i have to say, we do like to take cold showers every day. it's not like an ice bath. i have never had to talk to anybody while i'm doing this. >> how are your toes, by the way? >> they're okay. do you know what? mind over body. i am warm. i am in a tropical location. it is not raining in the middle

of fall. >> it's already cold outside in new york. boomerang, we want to thank them for the platform that's giving you the opportunity to raise money for charity. >> boomerang is a new company that camille and i have co--founded. it's a fun new innovative way. it's a digital sweep stakes platform to raise money. it's cold in here. it's hard to talk. >> i know. look at this. >> got one minute. one minute left. >> yes, yes. it's freezing. camille might win. giving away life changing 30s left. 30s left. that's what we love to do. give away luxury prizes to lucky winners. right how 30s? >> i'm getting cold. all right. oh. oh. arms in. she says you got to get those arms in. >> oh, okay. >> she emptied on you. >> how much? 20s. 20s. 20s. i

don't know if i told you. >> i'm feeling. i'm getting out. how are you. way down. we have row for camo. >> hey, we got a check in there somewhere where we would hug you. >> we would hug you, but that would be comfortable, too. >> we're not going to. we'll give you a towel, though. and you know the winner. >> the winner? >> she hung in there. she got it done. all right. let me get this. that blank check, camille. >> how much writing? everybody. yes. >> how much are we right now? here's your check. we're at the check right there. $20,000 >> okay. 5000 there and 20 over

here. >> 5000 there. 20,000 here. a total of $25,000. check out boomerang gronk, camille kostek. thank you. can't get it. >> we'll be right back. notre dame, duke saturday at 730 on abc. >> abc sunday. get a weekly dose of disney magic. featuring timeless classics and broadcast premieres, i will save the magic . the wonderful world of disney . building a better bay area moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good morning. i'm abc news anchor karina nova. today we learned california senator dianne feinstein has died. she was 90 years old. feinstein was first elected to the senate in 1992. since then she has led many bipartisan efforts in passing monumental legislation, including the effort to legalize

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they are a mantra they take with them. for 48 years the center, through various disciplines, like music. ♪ drama. >> forever our colors because that can never be changed. >> reporter: and dance has cultivated a sanctuary for the youth in the arts. >> it's a place for people to come where, wherever they are, whether they are beginning, advanced, they can realize their

dream. >> reporter: this is a dream realized for the director marshall davis. >> none of them have ever asked us to dream smaller or allowed us to feel our imagination is limited by the walls we were in or the streets that we were bound by. >> reporter: from the academy award winner of moonlight to the artistic director of the world renowned alvin haley american dance theater and countless on broadway, many center alum have turneded their own dreams into reality. >> so thankful for places like the african-american cultural art center. it has given me so many tools to live my dreams. i don't know where my life would be without them. >> mr. davis, thank you for everything you've done all these years. >> without you, without the african heritage cultural arts center being a beacon in my neighborhood, i would not be near any of the places i have gotten to. especially thankful for the man, the mentor, the father figure for many inner city kids like

myself who needed a safe space to cultivate their talent. >> reporter: perhaps mr. davis' son puts it best. >> as you told me many times, i taught you everything you know, but not everything i know. i know there's still more to learn. i'm looking forward to the process. i love you. thanks again. >> reporter: that was so sweet. let's make some noise! [ applause ] marshall, i was born and raised in miami but this is my first time at the center. we learned about it from one of my colleagues and gma producer, shawn sanders. clearly you leave a mark on all your students. what was it like hearing from them? >> heart breaking. just really warms my heart to hear though stories and what they've accomplished. we are so proud of the ones we have now. we'll keep the legacy going. i want them to see their possibilities. >> reporter: i love that. we love that. you all look great this morning. we have some special guests with us. the miami dade mayor.

and from the knight foundation, adam ganusso. you guys have worked together before in the past. adam, let's start with you. got good news to share? >> yes. so the james l. knight foundation is a national funder that supports journalism, communities and the arts. mr. davis, this african heritage cultural arts center is really a truly wonderful example of how the arts build communities. and so on behalf of the knight foundation and in recognition of your longstanding leadership and commitment, we'd like to offer the center a grant of $50,000. [ applause ] so that the work continues. >> thank you. >> you're very welcome, sir. [ applause ] >> we are not done just yet. mayor, you're up. >> yes. well, 40 years, four decades of extraordinary service, bringing life, joy, culture to this

is community. i'm so honored to stand with our chairman, oliver gilbert, and present you this special proclamation. it's your day. [ applause ] >> what's your reaction to everything this morning? >> you know, i came here with a purpose and i came here with a plan. i'm glad is plan is being fulfilled. seeing these students. having the mayor here, this chairman here, having nice people here. it's just amazing. just amazing. >> perfect. we love it. thank you all for being here. marshall, thank you. to you guys, thanks again. [ applause ] we'll send it right back to you. >> all right, victor. thank you so much for that. you guys stay there. we'll be right back.

>> welcome back to gma. we're doing a little '90s flash back and we're going to the dogs. this is the first time five air bud movies are coming to disney +. do you remember air bud? this was the wonderful dog, and josh, in the '90s. he is an athlete. unlike any athletic golden retriever we have ever seen. we found one that comes pretty close. i want to introduce you to james and his owner diana. diana, bring james over. [ applause ] we got a chance to say hi earlier. he does love the ball, right? >> yes, he does. >> so how did you find out james actually loves to do tricks? >> especially anything when it comes to a ball he loves.

so he's very athletic. he loves all sports. it's all about the ball. if there's a ball involved, he's game to do it. >> he's such a good boy. i know he does it in a lot of places but this is a busy studio. let's just see if he's game for it. he's a winner in my book either way. no pressure on you, big boy. >> thank you. he said don't worry. >> let's see what happens. >> what can we do, james? ready? yes. >> a-ha! [ applause ] >> ready. get. good boy. ready. put it in the basket. show them. >> come on. you can do it. >> put it in the basket. come on. go put it in the basket. you can do it. i'll help you the first time. go get it. get it. >> you and me. >> come on, james. atta boy. put it in the basket. put it in the basket. atta boy! ready. go get it. get it. get it, get it, get it. >> he does some dance moves. >> he does. come on, james. >> i am so proud of you right

now. >> oh, yeah. you ready? do it one more time? you ready? ready? ready? yes. get it get it get it. atta boy. come on, james. go put it in the basket. oh! try it again, james. put it in the basket. yeah. right. good boy. >> what kind of stunts do you use him for? where does he go? what do you know with a dog that does this? >> we entertain audiences all over. we do something called free style, canine free style where we dance. we do tricks. choreographed routines to music. that's a lot of fun, too. >> i love you for coming in. the whole point was to tell folks you can get air bud now. i just love that we got a chance to meet him along the way. come here. james, come here.

all right. that's it. james, you deserve a treat. i know diana has one for you. you can watch all of the first five air bud movies starting october 1st on disney +. hey, ginger, what's going on out there, other than the big rain. >> i know my kids and i will be doing that. the rain most certainly is relentless, as it will be for today. lot of people have said, at least it's not snow. that's what happened in some of the higher elevations with the new storm out in the midwest. there will be more where that came from. high storm advisories are up for coastal california. that rain makes it pretty far inland, into nevada, the rockies. some snow coming for you. that's the big picture. let's get a check closer to home.

>> now we're going back to miami, as we rise and shine. victor oquendo is live in florida, showing us all about the 305, sam's other hometown. he's giving us a bird's eye view of the city. victor, how's it going? >> reporter: it's going great. good morning again, juju. this was a first for me, despite being a life long resident in miami. we start our tour of the magic city from up above. here we go! right and shine, miami! post pandemic the 305 attracting a record 26 million visitors to south beach and beyond. this is one of the coolest ways to see miami. but you don't need a bird's eye view to appreciate everything the city has to offer. you can't forget about the city's real wild side. everglades national park right

in miami's back yard home to all kinds of wild life like crocodiles and 360 species of birds. >> hi, welcome. would you like some coffee? >> i would love some. >> reporter: for me, a perfect day in the magic city starts with a conada. nestled in miami's little havana neighborhood is the house of cuban coffee. it's the taste of sweet success for ernesto an his family. was the dream always to open up a coffee shop? >> for the cuban people, it is tradition. >> we are coffee lovers so it made sense we had to make a coffee shop. sure. it feels like home, we're sharing our culture with people from different places. >> reporter: another thing miami is known for, celebrities. ♪ home to musical sensations like city girl, dj khaled, gloria estefan and dade county's newest

resident has created quite a buzz, clad in pink playing for the city's professional soccer team. you can't miss his presence. >> miami is a very proud city. we are proud of our sports teams. to have messi come in and give life to intermiami means a lot to all of us. >> reporter: what better way to show love than with food. our house, the only drag show establishment in the vibrant winwood neighborhood, claimed messi happy hour. in his love letter to miami, the head chef serving up some of the soccer star's favorites. >> one of his favorite things is a milanese. we decided to make our own version of the sandwich. it's a chimichurri sandwich with a garlic aoli. >> reporter: messi larger than life display, one part of the tapestry that is winwood. the entire neighborhood one bowl of candy.

>> if you want to see the best in the world when it comes to street art this is the place you have to come. >> reporter: for curator jessica, the wynwood wall is the largest in the world. >> when you think of miami culture, it is a melting pot of language. it is an important gateway for a lot of different places. i think that we try to reflect here in the neighborhood a taste of all of that. >> reporter: that was so much fun. guys, if you have not tried cuban coffee -- you can probably ask sam about it because he knows miami so well. try some before the next show. you will have no trouble waking up, i guarantee you. [ laughter ] >> it's the best, right? >> bring it. >> did you bring it for us? >> cafe cabano. what did you get? what did you get? >> reporter: i got a colada. but you can just call it a

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♪ >> we are having some fun gearing up for the hottest toy show. 118th annual toy fair. we are getting a look at the latest toys. lori bergamotto is here giving us the inside scoop. you have ray over there. you can scan the qr code on your screen for all of this, lori. great to see you. >> really great to see you. >> i'm glad my daughter is in school. i'm taking care of the entire wish list. right here. >> you are going to love it. >> yes. >> starting october 1st, disney will release new toys based on the film "wish."

it's coming to theaters in november. this doll which you can see here, she comes with removable outfit, accessories. we've also got valentino the goat. if you'll do me the honor. >> this is valentino? >> yes. press that button where it says press here. valentino's biggest wish is to speak. push it right here. >> oh, that's where you do it. >> you're my hero, valentino. >> he walks and talks and wags his cute little tail. you're gonna love that. >> the kids -- what are you thinking over here? two thumbs up, guys? yay. awesome. >> we're going to talk to our kid testers and get their approval on this next item. this is a first look. nobody has seen these. these are the newest collection of the coziest toys. aren't they so cute? it launches this weekend at the toy fair. they're perfect for extra big hugs. kayla is loving it.

give it a squeeze for us. we've got mickey and minnie and donald. they're big characters. that's an interactive toy dinosaur. fun to go on safari adventure. kids love that imaginary play. with that interactive toy, that's going to get it for you. keeps them playing with actual toys. >> we love that. let's stay off the screens as long as we can. okay. here. this is electronic. >> yes. >> it is so cool. this is where you play right in your home. it is the star wars chatter back chopper droid. i really practiced that. he's got a sassy personality just like his counter part. this guy is interactive. he was fun. he talks, music. he's been named 2023 action figure of the year. david thinks it's pretty cool, right, david? david, look. turn around.

it gets david's approval. there you are. what more do you guys need? >> absolutely. >> i don't know what goes on in your house. >> chaos. >> same in my house. >> super heroes. >> it involves super heroes. this is from -- this is from spidey, marvel's spidey and amazing friends interactive play set inspired by that show that is on a loop in my house. it lights up. it has 50,000 phrases. even a transformer chamber. that's this thing right here. spin that for us, rebecca. you can play with that. kids can also swing into action with these inspired by team spidey. noah has spider man and ghost spider who all come with their accessories. so much fun. there's something for everybody here, every age. if you have a lot of kids, this would be great for the family. >> this caught my attention here. >> this has gotten everyone's attention.

remote control life like inspired by avatar, the way of water. what's great about this toy, it can swim through the water just like a real shark. rebecca, our kid tester was unavailable. we used our gma resources. we have not only our mascot but the one and only gronk here. look at this. [ applause ] >> yay. >> you have someone to say hello to? >> hi, mom. happy birthday! all these toys are for you! >> that's great. we're going to get mrs. gronk, if i can call her that. we're going to give you this. it's so cool. it can be remote controlled left, right, forwards, backwards. it goes at different speeds. it glows in the dark. how cool is our friend? >> of course. >> happy birthday to mama gronk. any of these toys she would love. >> thank you, lori b. thank you to you, gronk. happy birthday, mama gronk.

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