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america." >> and it is a good morning america on this busy friday morning. it is great to be here with you, juju and you, gio, as well. >> we do have a lot of news to get to, including the latest on the twist for the speaker of the house. you see capitol hill right there. >> so much turmoil still. but we begin with breaking news overnight in israel, in the war zone. u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin arrived in israel early this morning to meet with prime minister netanyahu and discuss military aid. >> take a live look at gaza right now. israel is urging the evacuation of more than 1 million people in northern gaza, an indication the military may be preparing for a ground invasion. our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell starts us off in jerusalem. good morning, ian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, rebecca. from damascus gate which is just outside the old city of jerusalem. i have been here many times. i have to say, it is eerily calm. there is a really tense atmosphere here.

the situation in gaza is not calm. a seventh day of continuous bombing as many residents now are being warned by the israeli defense forces to leave their homes. this morning as the bombing of gaza continues israel calling on hundreds of thousands of people to leave their homes amid fears of an imminent land operation. israel's saying people should move from north gaza for their own protection, but hamas telling residents they should stay where they are. overnight the u.n. warning that moving so many people could have, quote, devastating humanitarian consequences. its own teams in gaza also affected by the advice as a convoy of u.n. vehicles drive south. now the military wing of hamas claiming that 13 of the hostages were killed in overnight bombing. vast areas in gaza already reduced to rubble. the death toll climbing remorsefully.

more than 1500 palestinians killed since saturday's attack in israel, many more wounded. 300,000 palestinians have been forced from their homes so far. this little girl seen crying in a stranger's arms. humanitarian groups say hospitals are overwhelmed and on the brink of collapse. today worshippers attending midday prayers in jerusalem amid calls by hamas for a day of rage. this is one of the most holy sites in islam. police aren't allowing anyone in under the age of 50. there's a lot of anger. there's a lot of tension. and there's a lot of fear. now israeli forces are gathering at the border of gaza for a possible ground assault, israel retaliating for last saturday's massacre of israeli civilians that killed more than 1,300 people, including at least 27 americans. as the fighting intensifies there are growing fears that the war could spread.

overnight iran a sponsor of hamas, says opening other fronts could be possible. >> i saw some images today that i haven't seen before. >> reporter: u.s. secretary of state antony blinken telling our david muir about haunting new images he was shown by prime minister netanyahu. >> it almost defies human comprehension, precisely because it's not human. and it reminds me in some ways of the worst of what we saw from isis a few years ago. >> reporter: what we are seeing here i think on both sides is high levels of suffering and fear. you've got this toxic mix of fear and anger, and that's leading to tension. not just here but in gaza on the southern border and across israel about what is to follow in the coming days. the events we've seen over the last seven days have been horrendous. there are genuine fears of what we are about to see, could even be worse. rebecca? >> ian, what we can see behind

you in jerusalem is one of the h holiest sites in the world. with hamas calling for that day of rage. what are you seeing? what is the mood on the ground there? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. they are calling for a day of rage. not just here in israel or in the palestinian territory, but also around the world, a day of action. now, i have to say it's very very quiet here unusually quiet. we spoke to someone at a mosque, someone on our team did. they say normally they expect something like 4,000 worshippers to gather in the morning in the early prayers but there are only just a few hundred who gathered. all the shops are closed. we're hearing there may well have been protests in some areas but other than that, here, at least, people are afraid. people are afraid about the israeli response. people are genuinely angry about what's happened, but worried that if they protest, the reaction could be stronger. one last thing. the united nations just issuing a warning, saying the situation

in gaza is horrendous and warning this order to push people from their homes will push gaza into the abyss. rebecca? >> just an unspeakably difficult week and great, great challenges ahead. ian, thank you so much for your reporting on the ground there for us all week long. please stay safe. gio? >> all right, rebecca. you talked about that day of rage. back here at home, police are bracing for potential violence, monitoring the situation very very closely. will carr is in los angeles with more. good morning, will. >> good morning. abc news confirmed law enfo enforcement agencies across the country including here in los angeles are on high alert. l.a.p.d. is increasing patrols in jewish and muslim communities. the sheriffs department said it is adding detectives to its detective division and increasing its presence in strategic locations across the county. it comes after hamas leaders have called for a day of rage,

sparking concern over violence. in new york city, all officers have been called in including those on vacation. they are blanketing the city for the potential of violence. some synagogues are making their services virtual today. the fbi said it is aware of the call of action by hamas and is working with state and local law enforcement. here in beverly hills, the police is increasing its presence, asking everyone in the city to remain vigilant and to report anything they may see throughout the course of the day. gio? >> thank you very much. >> juju? >> we're going to turn to the u.s. blocking iran from accessing billions of dollars in funds that were released as part of a deal to free american prisoners. as iran comes under scrutiny for its possible role in helping hamas. our chief white house correspondent mary bruce has more. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, juju. the u.s. and qatar have agreed for now to prevent iran from

accessing $6 billion in oil revenues. the deputy treasury secretary telling lawmakers this money isn't going anywhere anytime soon. now this money, you'll recall, was freed up as part of that prisoner swap between the u.s. and iran last month. this is money that is intended only for humanitarian purposes. and the u.s. has strict oversight over how this is spent. the administration faced a lot of blow back for this. tehran so far has not withdrawn any of this money yet, but iran is facing new scrutiny for its role in supporting hamas, even though so far there's no intelligence to show that iran actually played any kind of direct role in this attack. now, i have pressed the white house on this. they are refusing to go into specifics, but they do say that iran is complicit in this because we know they fund, train and arm hamas. rebecca? >> some huge questions with major implications there. mary bruce, thank you very much for your reporting. we turn now to the race for house speaker. in a state of chaos this morning.

steve scalise, who had been the leading contender, stepping aside in the face of opposition by gop hard liners. our senior congressional correspondent rachel scott is on the hill tracking it all. a very busy night. rachel, good morning. >> reporter: rebecca, good morning. this is a sudden turn in what has become an unprecedented fight for speaker of the house. the chamber has been at a stand still for ten days. republican the conference nominated now says he's out. this morning whiplash on capitol hill. congressman steve scalise dropping out of the race for speaker just one day after being nominated. >> our conference still has to come together. it is not there. >> reporter: scalise was scrambling to secure the votes, meeting with republicans behind closed doors for hours. but in the end, it wasn't enough. >> i said i'm not going to be part of it. >> reporter: scalise could only afford to lose four republicans. at least 15 were against him. >> i can count votes. the votes aren't there for steve. >> reporter: all of this throwing the house into even more chaos and uncertainty.

>> it's getting tiresome. we have to lead. >> reporter: when does the party need to unite? >> yesterday, yesterday. >> reporter: it's been ten days since a group of rebel republicans turned against kevin mcmccarthy, paralyzing the chamber. what does it say about the party that it's so fractured? >> it's not fractured. >> you can't even elect a speaker. >> 4% of the conference. it's 4% of the conference. >> reporter: now there are serious questions about whether any republican can unite the party. this morning all eyes on jim jordan, who challenged scalise for the nomination. if scalise can't do it why will jordan be able to do? >> he unites the factions of the party who weren't behind scalise. >> reporter: it's unclear if jordan can sway moderates, frustrated with how this went down. do you have major concerns with jordan as candidate for speaker? >> no. we are rewarding bad behavior. that's what i don't like. >> reporter: leaving the capitol overnight, jordan

confident the party will eventually come together. >> i think we'll get there. >> reporter: sources tell me that congressman jim jordan has already started calling members asking for their support. but this has turned into a major standoff between different wings of the party. that crisis in israel is unfolding and the deadline to fund the government is just 35 days away, gio. >> the clock is ticking. we are back to square one. rachel, thank you very much. we are going to turn now to senator bob menendez. federal prosecutors filed new charges against him and his wife, accusing the new jersey democrat of conspireing to act as an agent of egypt. aaron katersky is here with the latest developments. >> reporter: bob menendez has been accused of taking gold bars and cold cash. now the u.s. senator is accused of acting more like a lobbyist for a foreign government. senator, can we have a few words with you, sir? bob menendez is facing new charges, accusing the new jersey democrat of plotting with his

wife and an associate to make the senator an agent of egypt while he was chairman of the foreign relations committee. prosecutors say it's the first time a sitting member of congress has ever been charged with conspiracy for a public official to act as a foreign agent. the new indictment showing menendez and his wife hosting one egyptian official in his senate office and dining with another at a washington, d.c. steak house. at that dinner, nadine menendez allegedly asking, what else can the love of my life do for you? federal prosecutors say senator menendez lifted a block on u.s. military aid to egypt, texting his wife, tell will i am going to sign off this sale to egypt today, 10,000 rounds tank ammunition. in exchange, prosecutors say they were paid bribes and gold bars, a new mercedes and wads of cash, some found stuffed inside the senator's jacket. prosecutors want to seize all of it, plus the senator's home in new jersey. >> i want to make a couple of things very clear. first, my office remains firmly committed to rooting out public corruption without fear or favor

and without any regard to partisan politics. that's in our dna. always has been, always will be. and second, this investigation is very much on going. we are not done. >> reporter: in a statement, menendez saying he's loyal to only one country, the united states of america, and he asks for the chance to present my defense and show my innocence. menendez rejected calls for his resignation. now, juju, several democrats say the senate should just vote to expel him. juju? >> aaron, more to come, clearly. now the verdict for the two officers charged in the 2019 death of elijah mcclain. his death in police custody sparked nationwide outrage. a jury convicting one officer, but acquitting the other. our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas is in washington this morning with more. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: juju, good morning. today, despite that conviction. elijah's family is still demanding justice in this troubling case. no crime had been committed and

mcclain was not armed, dying because of what appears to be a tragic misunderstanding. warning, what you are about to see is not graphic but it is emotionally wrenching. this morning a colorado police officer guilty of illegally killing elijah mcclain, a young man whose death shocked the nation. >> we, the jury, find the defendant guilty of criminal homicide. >> reporter: mcclain's mother raising her fist, telling reporters she's not satisfied. >> this is the united states of america. this is the divided states of america. that's what happened. >> reporter: mcclain's mom clearly frustrated that he faces less than a decade in prison, and that another officer was acquitted in the killing of her son who, by all accounts, was a gentle person who loved to play the violin and whose death raised serious questions about race and policing. the end of his life all caught on chilling body camera footage. his death a tragic misunderstanding. it was august 2019 and mcclain,

a massage therapist, was walking home after buying iced tea from this convenience store. >> stop right there. hey, stop right there. >> reporter: police confronting mcclain after receiving report of a suspicious person wearing a ski mask. his family said he wore that because he was anemic and often felt cold. police grabbed him within seven seconds of the encounter. >> stop. i have a right to stop you because you are being suspicious. >> reporter: the officers apply a choke hold. mcclain tries reasoning with them. >> i am sorry. i don't do that stuff. i don't do any fighting. >> reporter: he's in pain. >> i can't breathe correctly. >> reporter: and with that elijah mcclain's life was soon over. sparking violin vigils throughout the country although his music was silenced forever. ♪ during the confrontation with

police, mcclain was injected with a powerful sedative. the 23-year-old suffered a heart attack. three days later he was brain dead. guys? >> pierre, thank you so much. coming up though we have protests erupting on college campuses across the country over the escalating israeli/hamas war. we're live at one campus. plus the texas woman charged with murdering a romantic rival caught on camera trying to escape officers. new alert about a shipping scam coming right to your phone. how to spot it and protect yourself. first ginger? >> three ef2 tornados woke people up in florida yesterday. 125 miles per hour max sustained winds. here's some damage. roofs ripped off. people dealing with that today as the cold front passes. seven tornados reported in nebraska. that strong base of a thunderstorm tells you they had some action. now that has all moved east. chicago's gonna get that heavy rain later this afternoon, right before drive time there. and then right through pennsylvania and new york, going

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signed on to a controversial statement. this morning as protests erupt on college campuses across the country over the escalating hamas israeli war in the middle east, tensions mounting between some student protesters and their potential employers. harvard finding itself in the middle of contentious conversation after its palestine solidarity groups released a statement signed by more than 30 student groups in the wake of the hamas terrorist attacks saying they held the israeli regime entirely responsible for all the unfolding violence for the last two decades, millions of palestinians in gaza have been forced to live in an open air prison. ceo's from major corporations like sweet green and fabfitfun calling for the names of the students within those groups to be released. >> what we wanted to do was try to understand who actually is signing on to that statement and if people are actually signing on to that statement, we would want to make sure we are not hiring those individuals. >> reporter: billionaire bill ackman took to x to share his

views writing, i have been asked by a number of ceo's if harvard would release a list of the members of each of the harvard organizations that have issued the letter to ensure that none of us inadvertently hire any of its members. the backlash also raising safety concerns. this truck going around harvard's campus naming people who were allegedly part of the group that signed the statement. i spoke with several palestinian students who asked that we not show their faces out of fear for their safety. >> we have friends who had their names on the lists who have had their work places contacted. we had friends who received death threats. >> reporter: they say they are scared to mourn in public. >> i just got a message from my grandmother letting me know ten members of our family have been killed. imagine feeling like the place that you're from is going to get wiped off the map? >> reporter: some of the groups that signed the letter now retracting their support and some students resigning from their positions. harvard's president later

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>> reporter: good morning, rebecca. caitlin armstrong was just two weeks from the start of her murder trial, on her way out of the medical visit, she made a go for it, running, forcing officers into a chase. watch as 35-year-old murder suspect caitlin armstrong tries to jump over a fence to get away from deputies after leaving a medical appointment in austin, texas. >> i think she took advantage of the element of surprise. >> reporter: police were escorting her from the medical facility back to the vehicle when she tried to get away. in the video, you see armstrong walking before she takes off running. she got about a block away before she was finally caught. >> our corrections officers never lost sight of her and were able to catch up with her. >> reporter: the former yoga instructor is behind bars, accused of murdering anna wilson in may of last year. police say armstrong believed wilson was romantically involved with her boyfriend. two days after the alleged murder, police questioned

armstrong, saying her jeep was seen on surveillance video leaving the home where wilson was staying. her lawyers calling that initial interrogation illegal, claiming that she was brought in on a 2018 charge for allegedly failing to pay for botox but they then asked her about the murder. >> defense is going to have to do their best to attack each individual piece of evidence. the evidence in this case is pretty powerful. >> reporter: police say days later, armstrong fled to costa rica using someone else's passport to start a new life, even possibly getting plastic surgery to change her physical appearance before being captured six weeks later. armstrong has pleaded not guilty to the charges. >> constant known is consciousness of guilt in the law. the prosecution is going to try very hard in introducing this evidence. innocent people typically don't try to run from the police. >> following her escape attempt, she could face even further charges, guys. >> we know you'll continue to

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the holidays are always a bad time for scams. i wanted everybody to know not to fall for it. >> reporter: the better business bureau said their scam tracker sees an uptick in this type of scam around the holiday season. >> all of the carriers. what the scammers are doing, they are trying to fool you into thinking you have a package waiting or your package is delayed. clicking on a link and giving out personal information. >> reporter: just last week michigan's attorney general releasing a statement warning clicking on fraudulent links can lead to identity theft, the installation of malware on your device and your contact information being sold to other bad actors. the ftc says in the first nine months of 2023, consumers reported losing $23.6 million to imposter scam text messages. usps telling abc news, text messages or e-mails will not be sent to a customer unless a customer registered on their website to receive this type of communication. and the usps says their messages

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>> reporter: their excitement accelerated by the surprise super star film los angeles premiere this week. the red carpet packed with adoring fans. even beyonce throwing popcorn that social media devoured. >> welcome to the eras tour! >> reporter: industry insiders expecting a blockbuster opening weekend between $150 million to $175 million. all to watch a real love story between an artist and her fans. >> we want them to know they can act differently. it's great for them to sing and for them to be loud and stand and cheer and dance. >> see, sam. there you go. there is cheering and excitement. amc said you can take selfies. you just can't film the screen which kind of makes sense. also some football news because the intersection of travis kelce, the equivalent of a huge box office night when he played football. nine catches 124 yards. that's very good. and they won. >> lot of cheering going on. >> that was the big question. i had a lot of people asking me in conversation, can you wear

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>> good morning america. cyndi is right. the anthem "girls just wanna have fun." it's always fun to have lori here with all the right stuff. we will be doing that. >> can't wait. lori has great gifts that give back to breast cancer organizations. you don't want to miss that. also ahead, we have a gma health alert about a new study showing that young women are being diagnosed with lung cancer more frequently than men their age. and dr. jennifer ashton is here with the possible reasons for that. >> so important. but first a look at the top stories breaking at 8. starting with breaking news on israel at war. israel is urging the evacuation of more than 1 million people in northern gaza. an indication that the military may be preparing for a ground invasion. let's go back to our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell in jerusalem. good morning again, ian. >> reporter: good morning, gio. we're outside damascus gate. calling for a day of rage, but

things are very quiet. not the case in gaza. a seventh day of bombing. now this new warning from the israeli defense forces for hundreds of thousands of people there to leave their homes immediately. this morning as the bombing of gaza continues, israel calling on hundreds of thousands of people to leave their homes amid fears of an imminent land operation. israel saying people should move from north gaza for their own protection, but hamas telling residents they should stay where they are. overnight the u.n. warning that moving so many people could have, quote, devastating humanitarian consequences. its own teams in gaza also affected by the advice as a convoy of u.n. vehicles drives south. now the military wing of hamas claiming that 13 of the 150 hostages, which includes americans, were killed in overnight bombing. vast areas in gaza already reduced to rubble. the death toll climbing remorsefully. more than 1,500 palestinians

killed since saturday's attack in israel. many more wounded. 300,000 palestinians are being forced from their homes. this little girl seen crying in a stranger's arms. humanitarian groups say hospitals are overwhelmed and on the brink of collapse. now israeli forces are gathering at the border with gaza for a possible ground assault. israel retaliating for last saturday's massacre of israeli civilians that killed more than 1,300 people, including at least 27 americans. as fighting intensifies, there are growing fears that the war could spread. overnight iran, a sponsor of hamas, says opening other fronts could be possible. while the israeli defense minister meeting with the u.s. defense secretary, lloyd austin, saying this morning that israel's move from defensive to offensive, and also warning there will be a long war. as terrible as unimaginable as

the events have been, there are genuine fears on both sides that things are about to get even worse. juju? >> ian pannell, thank you. please stay safe. now back at home, the race for house speaker. steve scalise, who had been leading, stepping aside last night in the face of opposition by gop hard liners. let's go back to rachel scott on the hill this morning. good morning again, rachel. >> reporter: juju, good morning to you again. it is whiplash here on capitol hill. the house has been at a stand still for ten days and the republican the conference nominated to become the next speaker is now out. congressman steve scalise announcing he is dropping out of the race for speaker after it became clear that he did not have the votes. scalise could only afford to lose four republicans. 15 were against him. all of this throwing the chamber into even more chaos and unsr uncertainty. this morning all eyes are on congressman jim jordan. he initially challenged steve

scalise for the nomination. he is one of the republicans leading the impeachment inquiry into president biden. it's unclear if jordan could get the support of moderates. so the bottom line, the house is now paralyzed. you have that crisis unfolding in israel and the deadline to fund the government just 35 days away, rebecca. >> great uncertainty, with much to do. okay, rachel. thank you. we turn to big news for millions of americans who collect social security. the government announcing the annual increase people can expect to see in those checks starting next year. elizabeth schulze is in washington with more on that. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. this is an important change. for more than 71 million americans who receive social security benefits. starting in january, payments will increase by 3.2%. so for retirees on social security, the average monthly check will go up by $59 to just over $1900. these costs of living adjustments are announced once a year by the social security administration. and they're based on inflation rates. the goal for americans benefits

to keep up with rising prices for everyday goods like groceries or gas. but because inflation has been cooling, that means the 3% increase next year is a lot lower than the historically high nearly 9% raise this year and 6% bump in 2022. the government will start notifying recipients about their updated payment amounts by mail in december. if you want to find that out sooner, go to ssa.gov. rebecca? >> updates by mail or ssa.gov. thank you very much. we turn to a new study finding young and middle aged women are being diagnosed with lung cancer at higher rates than men in the same age group. these results reverse the trend we've seen in the past, and our chief medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton is here to break it all down. nice to see you, dr. jen. what are these results telling us? >> big picture here, the leading cause of cancer death in the united states, not breast, not colon, not pancreatic. it's lung cancer. traditionally more common for men than women.

this latest study reverses that. they were looking at age and sex. they found younger women under 50 and middle age women 50-55 are seeing a slight uptick. that is something they are paying attention to. >> what are the signs that we need to pay attention to? >> look, when you talk about signs and symptoms of lung cancer, there are some that need to be front of mind because this is such a deadly cancer. any cough lasting longer than six weeks. any unexplained weight loss, blood in your cough, lingers shortness of breath or hoarsness, you want to get that checked out. >> what about screening? >> we don't know the cause. observation is the first step. in terms of screening, patients and doctors alike often times do not know this. there are screening recommendations for adults 50-80 who have a 20 pack year smoking history. that's not 20 packs a year.

who are currently smoking or have quit in the last 15 years. it is recommended they get an annual screening cat scan of the chest. if you fall out of that category, you want to have that conversation with your doctor. if you smoked a little bit or you quit ten years ago, have that conversation with your doctor. screening cat scans can catch early lung cancers. chest x-rays miss most small tumors. >> very important information. always talk to your doctor. dr. jennifer ashton, thank you very much for being with us. >> the screenings so critical. thank you. coming up in our gma morning menu. the secrets of saving at costco. one couple's years long look at the super store, sharing how you can find the biggest savings. with mortgage rates at the highest level in 23 year, more home buyers are considering adjustable rate loans. we're going to tell you about the benefits, but also the potential drawbacks. plus a sneak peek at the new world of frozen attraction. sam's upstairs now with a special guest. hey, sam.

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>> we all want to save some money, right? that's how it goes. costco is known for its bulk items and competitive prices, but one couple took a deep dive years looking into ways you can save the most at the popular retailer. david and susan schwartz have been researching the ins and outs of costcos from around the world for more than five years. >> we loved costco long before we started to write about it. we love the quality, the low prices. we love the fact that you never know what you're going to find. >> now they're letting shoppers in on their tip, secrets and fun facts. >> costco sells half the world's cashews. >> all in their new book, the joy of costco. when it comes to saving on essentials, two items are at the top of their list. >> paper towels and bath tissue. that's the kind of thing you pay so, so much better price. >> other items the schwartzes say you can save big on, meat and alcohol.

>> if you ask people in the wine industry who is the biggest wine dealer, they'll say costco. >> they say the discounts run from 20% to 30%. but the savings aren't just on food and beverages. >> services. for example, we rent our cars through costco for 20% off. that's a great deal. >> vacations are also great deals. >> 1990s they bought a travel agency and one of the principles they operate on is that the agents who work on those packages have to have actually experienced the packages. so they know exactly what they're talking about. >> the schwartzes also say pay attention to other services, like the pharmacy and optical center. >> these are calvin klein, i think. fraction of the cost. >> even contact lenses sold under the company's kirkland brand sell for $60 for a 90 pack which can be 15% to 35% less than other brands. susan and david say they gave

costco's final review and approval of their book. one more fun fact. do you know those iconic hot dogs costco sell force $1.50? they have never raised the price. they sell seven times more hot dogs than all major league baseball stadiums combined which is mind blowing, rebecca. >> it is mind blowing, eva. it is also a great hack for parents. juju gives her kids the hot dogs at costco and it works out quite well. like a charm. thank you, eva. we turn to rising mortgage rate, ats their highest level since the year 2000. many home buyers are opting for adjustable rate mortgages to ease that burden. erielle reshef is here to break it down. >> the irony of sitting here breaking down business information with you, rebecca, is not lost on me. the 30-year fixed mortgage rate climbed for the fifth week in a row, the highest in 23 years. it is putting a strain on so many home buyers.

more of them are turning to these adjustable rate mortgages or arms as they're called. that's because the average five year adjustable rate actually fell to 6.3%. so it's lower. an arm actually allows you to pay less monthly but they are riskier because after those five years your rates can go up. >> it's a really important point. lot of people took these on during the mortgage crisis, during the financial crisis and they learned the hard way that those rates can go up. they can go up even higher. >> there's always a catch here. you've been educating us about this for years. after five years your monthly payments could go up if the current market rate is higher than what you can pay. if you are lucky your rate could go down and your monthly could go down and you could make less on those payments. but there is usually a cap on how much the rate can go up but that could still mean you are substantially paying more than you were paying in the beginning. >> yeah. it's a really important point and you want to have that conversation up front with your

mortgage lender. tell us about what else you recommend. >> all of this is highly dependent on your situation. if you are buying a place and you don't think you will live there more than five years, one of these arms may be a good situation for you. if you end up staying you could try to refinance. keep in mind there is no guarantee you will get a good rate. if you are planning to stay in your home, one of those traditional mortgages may be a safer bet. >> depends on what you want. have those conversations, think about it up front. great information as always. thank you. okay. juju? >> now to our series together in pink as we mark national metastatic breast cancer awareness day. with new targeted treatments, some patients with the diagnosis can thrive for years. robin has a story of one of those survivors. >> reporter: sally joy is redefining what it means to live and thrive with metastatic breast cancer. >> this is something i did everything to avoid.

it's also something that i genuinely believe is meant to be my path. >> reporter: first diagnosed at age 40, her cancer recurring, two years later, spreading to her hip. >> i have grown up in a world where we are told if you are vigilant, you will catch it early. and if you catch it early, you will be cured. and i did all of that. you can do all of the right things and still end up with a stage iv cancer. that was really eye-opening to me. >> reporter: nearly 30% of women diagnosed with early stage breast cancer develop metastatic disease, when cancer is found in another part of the body, months or years after the initial treatment. but there is hope. >> it wasn't long ago that metastatic cancer meant people would live months or years.

now what we're finding r because treatments are more tolerable and targeted, people are living for decades with metastatic disease. >> reporter: today at 48, doctors have told sally there is no evidence of disease. and she is responding well to her first line of defense treatment over five years later. >> i am being told i will never hear the words cured. i like to believe science can change that. but regardless of what happens from a research perspective, i'm thriving right now. not only i'm thriving with cancer, but also i would say thriving in part because of this cancer journey i have been on. >> reporter: sally, finding purpose and meaning beyond the disease. even changing careers, leaving her 9 to 5 to become a corporate well-being expert. >> since we don't question the good luck in our lives, i don't believe we should question the bad luck either. >> reporter: sally also says she's leaned into gratitude

through all the twists and turns. she's finding the opportunity, alongsigh the obstacle. >> none of us get to choose the cards we are dealt. the thing i think i have realized most about cancer, it is a darkness and it also can inspire us to connect with light in the deepest possible way. that is something for which i am incredibly grateful. >> bravo to all the thrivers out there. so inspiring. let's go now to ginger with the weather. ginger? >> thank you, juju. checking in on the mississippi river. just keeps breaking records, as far as low levels go. the drought so intense. do you remember i was there last year when they hit a record low? now they have beaten that several times this week. memphis and other places along the river. they don't have a whole lot of rain on the way. takes 30 days for rain that falls in the northern parts like the missouri river and ohio river to get down to new orleans. either way that whole area is very dry. exceptional drought, too.

there's a quick look at where th three two. i'm abc seven news meteorologist drew touma with your accuweather forecast we'll start ♪ oh oh the right stuff ♪ >> i wish you could hear us right now. brad is breaking it down. gio has been breaking it down all morning long. it is time for the right stuff with lori bergamotto. we know song. together we are in pink, highlighting gifts that give back to the community in honor of breast cancer awareness month. you can get these deals by scanning that qr code right on your screen. lori, so nice to see you.

you got your pink on and your great deals in support of breast cancer awareness. let's start with this one. >> absolutely. this is from estee lauder. this is great. $36. you get three longlasting high impact lip sticks. everybody knows lauder makes an incredible lip stick. get this adorable bag. how cute is this? >> juju needs one right now. >> breast cancer research foundation. we got this at ulta. they have their campaign that's trying to give $50 million by 2024. >> together in pink. you just lost a bag. >> who doesn't love flowers? right? we love flowers that give back. these are from urban stems. urban stems, we had them on the right stuff before. they are fresh blooms. easy convenience. a great price point.

they start at $58. when you buy these particular pink bouquets, they will donate up to $10,000. >> such a good cause. >> exactly. you can send them to yourself. send them as a gift. we love that. this one you are going to love. it is a female founded small business. this was started by two sisters. they wanted to have jewelry that was stylish but collectible. they really nailed it with these adorable bracelets. look how delicate they are. >> they are gorgeous. they have a very strong impact. they're gold beaded. they have a cute sparkling heart there. these start around $62. pairs cancer patients and their caregivers with people who have survived so important and allows them to have that support out there. so it's a great cause created by sisters. exactly. we love these are super chic sweaters designed specifically

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you're doing good with every single purchase. >> that's awesome. it is awesome. laurie, thank you so much for joining us. juju i love that you still got the clutch in your hand. good thing, right? that's right. and you can shop all these deals. you just scan the qr code or go to goodmorningamerica.com. coming up, celebrating cyndi lauper. time after time, time after time. >> a guy wearing a mask took your son. he gets snatched by somebody tonight who would do this? >> we may finally have an answer to a mystery. over 25 years old, david muir, deborah roberts. see all new 2020. >> tonight on abc oregon, washington. building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc7 mornings. gloria sounds like there's an issue. there is. >> reggie. we're just getting word about a backup. this is on highway one over on the san mateo county coast. if you drive in that area, just keep this in

mind. this is past devil's slide. we're told that a car went off the roadway and right now lanes are closed in both directions. so, again, that's highway one past devil's slide near pacifica and montara will get you more information as soon as we have it. thank you, gloria. >> we're going to check in with meteorologist drew tuma for your friday forecast right after this . >> save thousands on your next family adventure in the all new integra odyssey. se 22 cf only at rec van. >> allergies aren't fun for anyone, especially when they work their way into your home. a professional air duct cleaning from stanley steemer can dramatically improve indoor air quality and significantly reduce indoor allergens. is installing our whole home purification system or store will even help prevent the spread of airborne viruses and bacteria. if you want a significant reduce allergy triggers in your home, call or go online to book a free

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outdoor halloween decor ideas with monica mangan. that's at 9:00 on abc7. >> we will see you in 30 minutes. take a look at temperatures right now. some of our coolest spots still in the 40s. we are climbing through the 50s though around the bay shoreline. it is sunny out there. a live look from the exploratorium camera. but that sunshine will give way to increasing cloud cover. partly sunny by this afternoon. 60s and 70s for your daytime highs later on tonight as a cold front moves through the likely will be an isolated shower in the north bay to finish out the day. reggie >> thanks, drew. it is a beautiful day, so please go out and enjoy it. we have another update in about 30 minutes. you can always find us at abc7 news.com. welcome back to gma live from times square. ♪ >> welcome back. that is 11-year-old eduardo trevino singing in front of thousands. we met eduardo last week.

he just had a dream come true when his mexican icon invited allejandro fernandez invited eduardo on stage to sing two songs. >> amazing! >> he is just amazing. >> his voice was so incredible. so good. >> we could do this all day. >> that's what we're here for. [ laughter ] >> i was in lara's dressing room trying to channel this down. you know i don't do this well. let's get pop news started with a celebration of cyndi lauper. why? because she deserves it. but because girls just wanna have fun. those are the words you hear before every party turns to disaster, right? [ laughter ] this weekend marks the 40th anniversary of lauper's debut album she's so unusual which hit air waves 1989. it became one of the top selling albums of the year. it got her best grammy for best new artist. she's so unusual was the first

debut album by a female artist to feature multiple top five singles on the chart. here are some of the songs. you know them. we're playing it girls just wanna have fun. gio was singing it during the break. [ laughter ] time after time. all through the night. another beautiful ballad. it's been called one of the top 500 greatest albums of all time by rolling stone. that's an honor. the cover art was shot by the one and only annie lebowitz. you don't have a super star picture unless annie lebowitz took it. we even have some outtakes of that photo shoot from 40 years ago. this was taken at coney island with lauper wearing vintage clothes from the thrift store where she worked. that's when the music industry was super cool, people. all right. last 40 years lauper released 11 more albums. she's been inducted into the songwriters hall of fame. i know it's a long read but cyndi lauper deserves it. generation to generation, she's

still killing it. just amazing. all right. how about more pop news? this one from the movie news. this morning here's a sweet treat, ladies and gentlemen. from timothee chalamet. he's back in a brand new trailer for wonka, the origins story of the famous candy man long before he was handing out golden tickets. take a look. >> ladies and gentlemen, greetings to you all. my name is willie wonka. i am somewhat of a magician. prepare to be amazed. may i present willie wonka's wonderful wonky wonker. please don't make me say it again. >> chocolate maker. >> i won't say it, but he's got that saying. he's got something special. we all remember the prequel to the movie. you know gene wilder? we all loved that story, about how the world's greatest inventor of chocolate became wonka. wonka also stars hugh grant,

oscar winner olivia coleman. i'm not done. rowan atkinson, you know him. so many more. it will hit theaters december 15th. i'm in. just from the clip. so he got this role. chalamet didn't even have to audition. if you go to you tube, high school. watch his high school, the songs he did in high school. he went to la guardia high school right here. they are incredible. just look up sweet charity. >> excellent for theater kids. >> gio knows, i'm not a theater guy. he tries all the time. i'm not a theater guy but chalamet has got that thing. we are just a few weeks from halloween, but we are seeing some amazing pop culture inspired halloween decor going viral online. taylor swift is also saving halloween. ladies and gentlemen, get ready for this. this weekend's fan in wisconsin created the sceras tour with skeletons in if front yard each taking on a taylor swift eras persona. she's not the on one.

there's another house in michigan celebrating her style. this is a thing. barbie fan, don't worry. barbie fans cannot get ken-nough of halloween. yes, i did. thank you, sam. one entire neighborhood in utah decided together they would decorate the barbie theme from the pool party to ken's house. they've got 18 houses decorated. every barbie scenario you can imagine. ladies and gentlemen, it's a delightful scary treat. and that is pop news. >> sam champion, thank you. all right. here's another delightful treat. we turn to a sneak peek at the world of frozen. rhiannon ally is here with a look at the attraction. i know a 4-year-old who is very excited about this. good morning. >> me, too.

but how do i follow that? sam champion. good morning. hard to believe it's been ten years since we met our favorite snowman and two princess sisters anna and elsa. kids haven't been able to let it go, and now the completely immersive world of frozen village at hong kong disneyland is just days away from welcoming fans to arendelle. ♪ for the first time in forever ♪ >> reporter: for the first time in, well, forever, disney fans can travel into the world of frozen. ♪ the new land opens next month in hong kong disneyland. we're bringing you along for a sneak peek. >> i like the open gates. >> we are never closing them again. >> reporter: guests welcome into arendelle, greeted by anna and elsa and the friendship fountain. >> hey, guys!

>> reporter: friends of olaf can enjoy frozen themed foods and walk through the shops. >> summer blowout. >> reporter: and characters coming to life, sending guests speeding through caves on wandering roller coaster. ♪ i'm never going back the past is in the past let it go ♪ >> reporter: let all your worries go, on board the frozen ever after boat ride. ♪ i'm lost ♪ >> reporter: before stepping into the play house in the woods to see the movie magic on stage. >> are you ready? ♪ >> looks great, doesn't it? the world of frozen opens november 20th and coincides to the month of the original movie hitting theaters again ten years ago.

let's not forget there is a frozen 3 in the works. i know you mentioned you have a 4-year-old who is excited. i have three who can't wait. i'm sure we'll all be listening to the sound tracks from frozen 1 and 2 in preparation. thank you very much. coming up we have celebrity chef pati jinich. she's here with great recipes to help you tackle your next tail gate party right at home. hey, pati! the tailgate

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>> we're back now with the chilling case of a young minnesota boy kidnapped at gun point. it's a story that grabbed national headlines more than three decades ago and is the subject of tonight's all new "20/20." deborah roberts is here with us. good morning, deborah. >> good morning, juju. so many of us remember this life altering story. it stole the innocence from a small community and much of this nation. back in 1989 jacob wetterling was living the all american life of a kid, riding his bike with his brother and friend one fall evening when suddenly he was snatched, kidnapped by a masked man. it was a moment that would lead to a decades long mystery. >> they were frantic kind of screaming someone took jacob! there's a man with a gun and he's got jacob! >> a guy wearing a mask took your son. what are you thinking?

>> i said, do you know what happened? aren't those boys back yet? he said two of them are. somebody took jacob. it's like, what? it was unimaginable. >> you are all riding your bike and your scooter from this way. you get to this area. what happened? >> all of a sudden a man came out from this area over here. he said stop, i have a gun, told us to turn off our flashlights. >> after jacob wetterling, everything changed. as each anniversary went by, year after year, then nothing would happen, you do start to think this case is never going to be solved. >> were you losing faith in law enforcement at this point? >> i was frustrated. i wanted the team back, fresh look. >> in 2014 we needed to take a step back. we wanted to do a thorough and comprehensive review of the case. we got a big break in the case. there was a dna match to the previously unknown male dna.

>> it was a welcome movement in a case which really haunted this small town. then a discovery. turns out jacob's kidnapping wasn't the only one. that dna match in another abduction would become key in solving this particular case. tonight on "20/20" we're going to take you inside the investigation and you will meet the wetterling family and hear how they dealt with their heart break and held on to hope all the years. "20 /20." snatched tonight 9 p.m. -- 8 p.m. central here on abc. it, o tomorrow on hulu. rebecca, you remember this story. >> i remember growing up in minnesota. jacob wetterly, that's a name i heard about as a child. i am really looking forward to hearing about your story tonight. >> we will all be watching. thanks, deborah. we're going to get another update from ginger. hey, ginger. >> latest heat index for miami. this morning lauderdale by the sea, already at 96.

you are ahead of the front, obviously. things are about to change. you will see some thunderstorms ahead of it. gusty winds and heavy rain. the heat and humidity sticks before that. even a heat advisory there. let's get a check closer to home. >> all right. football season is in full swing right now. that means it is time for some tail-gate parties. if you're watching from home, those are home-gate parties. right? >> i didn't know it was a thing. i never heard the phrase before. >> we have. we have. >> all right. if you need some food that will score big with your guest, pati jinich is here with some delicious recipes. she's a hugger. >> i am. i am. i am. someone is like, do you mind?

i'm like, bring it on. [ laughter ] i'm a hugger. i'm mexican. >> exactly. latinos. let's go. guacamole. you are going to show us the classic. you also want to help us level up that game. >> really, there's no game day without guac. home-gating is my favorite way to watch a game because you can have family, friends. you stay home and feed them delicious food. >> i feel like the guacamole is an explosive thing that people have just put everywhere now. we have to get into it. let's talk about this. >> you have to know how to choose the perfect avocado. so easy. all you need to do is find the avocado that looks like this. when you give it a gentle hold, it gives. that's it. >> it's not firm. it's not rock hard. it's got a little give to it. >> exactly. >> what i do when i go to the store, i bring all kinds, green and black, because i have a choo-choo train

of avocados going on. by the time you eat the ripe ones the green ones will ripen. just leave them in a bowl. >> yep. >> okay. >> so many ways to make your guac. we're going to add -- help me out. add white onion. >> gio can do that. i'm a mess. >> then cilantro. >> got to have the cilantro. lime juice. >> oh, yeah. there we go. >> making an adobo sauce. you have to play with your chili peppers. you can use jalapeno, serano. you know what? you can use chipotle. chiles love other chiles. >> so they have their own party. >> this is a telajote. which you know. >> i would never have said it like that, but it's yes. >> you mash it with these.

just go at it. super fun. just mash away. yes! >> what could go wrong now, gio? >> what's funny. i'm latino but i have never once made guacamole like this. >> i'm sorry we don't have a way to show you inside the bowl. you're getting the chunky part. it's not all mashed and it's not all lumpy. that's beautiful. >> it's so beautiful. avocados from mexico make everything better. they bring in the good times, great taste. and they are great for you. okay. we have -- this is so good. >> so good. >> you can top it with chorizo. you can top it with bacon. if you don't want to do meat, you can do cojita cheese, corn. you have your guacamole. here are your slips. here we have some sliders. ground turkey. i used turkey thighs. you could use turkey breast or

chicken. >> the turkey thighs really have more flavor. right? >> you know this. you know. >> he knows. he's a cook. >> and the slider. really tastes so much better. >> have a little cumin, a little garlic. i know the recipes are on the gma site. >> if you haven't gotten the recipe, the guac is probably the best thing i have eaten in i don't know how long. that's delicious. [ laughter ] i'm not kidding. >> it takes a village. >> you can put guac on basically anything. this slider gets betters. you take the guac and put it on the slider. >> exactly. you can do that guac. but you have a different one. this one has feta. you can use queso fresco. this has red pepper flakes and tomato and then you dress it up. you can do big burgers, little burgers. then we have -- look at that amazingly gorgeous thing. >> tell me what this amazingly gorgeous thing is. >> seven layers, right?

>> he knows it. exactly. look at those individual seven layer dip. you can have everybody dip, you can have individual one. you can eat the sliders. >> i don't know where rebecca is. she said she was going to do the dip. no, no. forget it now. if you are late, rebecca, you're late. i'm sorry. >> i'm looking over things here. >> look at these sliders. wow. so good. >> hi, pati. thank you for coming. i'm going to try the dip. >> tail gates across the nation on tail gate week presented by avocados from mexico. tomorrow on abc. this is -- and i mean it. this recipe, these recipes you've got to go get. we'll be right back. ht back. >> delicious. >> announcer: gma game time grub sponsored

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