>> good morning america. president biden set to visit the middle east with fears of a wider war growing. breaking overnight, the president on a mission, aimed at heading off a regional conflict and preventing a humanitarian catastrophe in gaza.

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>> good morning america. we cannot wait for more of becky worley and our show me the money team. do you think you have money there? >> i checked. have you all checked yet? >> if i check for you, you owe me 10%. >> gotta give you 10%? >> of course. >> we've got a very busy tuesday. good to have you back, michael. starting with the president biden set to head to israel tomorrow as conflict intensifies in the region. this as some americans arrived in cyprus overnight after getting out of israel. >> secretary of state blinken said president biden expects to hear from israeli leaders on how they will manage humanitarian assistance in gaza and minimize casualties. chief global affairs anchor martha raddatz has more from israel. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. the invitation was issued by israel's prime minister. while this is a dangerous trip for the president, an official tells abc news biden feels it is vital that he come. with the conflict raging, the risk great. it is highly unusual that the white house would publicly

confirm a presidential trip, but secretary of state antony blinken, after a seven-hour marathon meeting with israel's prime minister overnight, made the announcement. >> on wednesday, president biden will visit israel. >> reporter: the intent, said blinken, a show of support. >> the president will reaffirm the united states solidarity with israel and our iron clad commitment to its security. >> reporter: the president's visit coming just ten days after hamas slaughtered more than 1,400 israeli civilians and soldiers. with missiles launched by hamas from gaza still a constant threat here in israel, a threat seen first-hand by secretary blinken during his meetings in tel aviv. air raid sirens sending the american press corps traveling with him scrambling for shelter in a stairwell. blinken and prime minister netanyahu briefly retreating to a bunker. while the threat to israel remains high, secretary blinken

also focusing on the fight of millions of palestinian civilians in gaza trapped, running out of food and water. >> at our request, the united states and israel have agreed to develop a plan that will enable humanitarian aid from donor nations and multilateral organizations to reach civilians in gaza, and them alone. >> reporter: a complex task, with israel now poised to begin a ground assault against hamas, and fears that iran and hezbollah in lebanon could enter the conflict. >> any actor, state or nonstate, trying to take advantage of this crisis to attack israel, don't. >> reporter: to underscore that message, a show of force. 2000 u.s. troops now on alert for possible deployment to the middle east to provide intelligence and medical support if needed. and a second u.s. aircraft carrier and its war ships now set to join a carrier strike group already in the

mediterranean. a senior u.s. official telling me that intelligence has tracked activities in iran that are worrisome, which is exactly why they added a military deterrent. robin? >> all right, martha, thank you very much. george hamas releasing video of one of the nearly 200 hostages it is holding in gaza as israeli forces prepare for invasion. our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell is in southern israel for us. good morning, ian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, robin. we are in southern israel down near the gaza border. we can't disclose the entire location. but we are seeing enormous numbers of military. tens and tens of thousands as they prepare for this land operation. as you say, now astonishing new details about what's happening with those hostages. this morning for the first time, video of one of the 199 hostages taken into gaza. hamas, the militant group behind the brazen attack on october 7th releasing video of 21-year-old

french israeli citizen mia shem. her family giving us permission to show these. she was kidnapped from the music festival. i just asked if you will bring me home as soon as possible to my family. to my parent, my brothers. please get us out of here as soon as possible. overnight her family speaking out. >> i saw my baby on television. i saw she's alive. i didn't know if she was dead or alive until yesterday. all i knew is that she might be kidnapped and begging the world to bring my baby back home. >> reporter: the international red cross saying they met face to face with hamas leaders, pushing for release of the hostages and for access to check on their condition. according to israeli hostages, and missing families forum, many kidnapped are in need of medical treatment. the report alleging a

9-month-old baby has no access to formula. three children with autism require special assistance. and an 85-year-old woman suffering from kidney disease and asthma requiring medication. overnight a spokes person for hamas claiming they'll release hostages of different nationalities when the means of doing so are available on the ground but it is unclear what that means. many of the nearly 200 hostages, which include american, are believed to be held somewhere in miles of under ground tunnels, dug by hamas. amid escalating clashes along the israeli/lebanon border and fears the war could expand, the idea of releasing this video that shows them striking hezbollah targets and military facilities in lebanon. and this morning growing concerns in gaza, as israeli defense forces prepare for a land incursion. strikes hitting gaza again overnight including in the south where the israeli military has urged palestinians to flee for

their safety. residents there seen digging through the rubble, desperate to find survivors of the bombing. israeli officials saying they're determined to wipe out hamas in their retaliation for last week's bloody assault in israel. the death toll rising, as officials find more bodies from the attack, with more than 1,400 killed in israel, according to the health ministry. across the border in gaza, the palestinian health authority saying more than 2,700 have been killed there in the latest strikes. half the total population of gaza has been told to leave their home. chaos and confusion at the border with egypt as it remains closed, despite promises it might open for foreign national, including americans. according to the u.n., no food, fuel and little water or any kind of aid has entered gaza in over a week. humanitarian trucks lining up outside the egyptian side of the border. aid workers say thousands could starve unless food is allowed in. the u.n. also urging israel not

to target hospitals in gaza, which are already short of supplies. >> we were told the machines are no longer working because the water pressure now has dropped to the point where they can't function. >> reporter: so conditions inside gaza are deteriorating. the mood in israel is absolutely determined. there are growing concerns about what's happening near lebanon. there are concerns about what hezbollah, backed by iran, could do. there are concerns about what iran itself may do. we've seen secretary of state blinken conducting shuttle diplomacy over the last few day, trying to bring arab allies on board. there's real concern throughout the middle east about what israel is doing right now and the conditions inside gaza and concerns that this could spread. michael? >> all right, ian. thank you very much for that. like you said, lot of concern in the region. and now to washington and the planned vote today on a new house speaker. ohio republican jim jordan appears to be gaining ground in his bid, but he has a lot more

ground to cover. our senior congressional correspondent rachel scott is on capitol hill with more. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. the battle over speaker heads to the floor for a vote. congressman jim jordan is certainly in for a fight. he has been able to win over some of the hold outs but is still far short of the votes me heeds. this morning congressman jim jordan is still scrambling to lock in the votes. there's still at least four republicans who say they will not support you. how do you get them on board? >> we're talking to everyone, listening to everyone. again, i feel good about how things are moving. >> reporter: jordan can only afford to lose support of four republicans. right now at least ten have signaled they won't back him. >> some of us will not just be walked over on this. we've been walked on since january. >> that's where i'm at. i have no reason to change that. so that's where i'm at. >> reporter: jordan is one of the republicans leading the impeachment inquiry into

president biden, a staunch ally of former president donald trump who has pushed false claims about the 2020 election. that's a problem for ken buck of colorado. >> jim, at some point, if he's going to lead this conference, is going to have to be strong and say donald trump didn't win the election. >> reporter: other republicans say they've had enough with the party infighting. >> this has got house of cards stuff written all over it. we need to get a speaker elected. but it's not as if we have to do it right now. it has to be the right person. >> reporter: the house has been without a speaker for two weeks. first kevin mccarthy was ousted, then steve scalise was nominated, but dropped out. now jordan is up for the job. >> this is less about jim jordan and more about getting government back to work. >> reporter: with such a razor thin majority, members are bracing for a drawn out fight. realistically, are you preparing for this to go a few rounds? >> we got to get a speaker. >> reporter: house democrats joined eight republicans to oust

kevin mccarthy, but had made it clear they have no interest in supporting jim jordan. there's real concern on both sides of the aisle that the house has been without a speaker for far too long, george. >> sure has. thanks. the latest on donald trump's trial for trying to overturn the 2020 election. the judge imposed a partial gag order on the former president after a series of comments from trump. senior investigative reporter aaron katersky is tracking the case. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. donald trump may be an outspoken presidential candidate, but as the judge said, he's also a criminal defendant who cannot say or do exactly as he pleases. this morning former president trump is under a narrow gag order, prevented from saying or posting disparaging things about special counsel jack smith, court staff or the witnesses in his federal election interference case. the judge saying trump's language presents a danger to the administration of justice. the judge saying she cannot imagine any other criminal case in which the defendant is permitted to call the prosecutor deranged.

the special counsel wanted similar restrictions on trump's comments about the justice department and president biden, but the judge refused. trump is also permitted to keep claiming his prosecution is political an unfair though he cannot launch what the judge called a pretrial smear campaign. >> they put a gag order on me. i'm not supposed to be talking about things that bad people do and so we'll be appealing very quickly. >> reporter: the defense argued the biden administration is seeking to censor a political candidate in the middle of a political campaign. but the judge shot back, you keep talking about censorship like the defendant has unfettered first amendment rights. he doesn't. if trump violates the gag order the judge could impose sanctions. anything from a reprimand to fine, to holding him in contempt. trump said he's willing to go to jail if that's what it takes to win. this is the second time this month the judge has imposed a partial gag order because of things trump's said.

civil fraud trial here in new york, he's also limited in what he can say after, robin, he disparaged the judge's clerk on social media. robin? >> all right, aaron. thank you for your reporting. now to the autoworkers strike, with losses climbing into the billions for the big three automaker, the executive chair of ford is calling for the uaw to reach an agreement. alex perez joins us with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, robin. the strike is now in its fifth week and tensions between the union autoworkers and the automakers shows no point of easing at this point. no signs of easing at this point. now the uaw is escalating what it calls its targeted strike against the big three automakers, putting an additional squeeze on ford, having 9,000 employees walk off the job at ford's lucrative kentucky truck plant last week. in rare public comments, bill ford called on the union to reach an agreement and unite to counter the growth of foreign automakers.

but the union fired back saying if ford wants to be the all-american auto company, they can pay all-american wages and benefits. the autoworkers are seeking a 40% pay raise. union representation at new electric battery plants. increased benefits and more. losses from the on going strike are estimated to have now reached a $7.7 billion cost. about 34,000 union autoworkers are on strike at more than 40 facilities across the country. michael? >> hopefully, they can reach an agreement soon, alex. thank you very much for that. now to a nail biter on "monday night football." the dallas cowboys with a close win over the los angeles chargers. our will reeve is here now with the highlights. good morning, will. >> hey there, michael. good morning. a "monday night football" game in los angeles is going to draw a glitzy crowd. not taylor swift. but how about jay-z, lance bass. lebron james.

lance bass had to make sure fans knew that he was not taylor swift. the sign says, not taylor swift. they all saw a great game, a fiery one. look at this brouhaha here pregame. cowboys and chargers familiarizing themselves with one another. they stayed close all game, too. the score that is. back and forth it went. this is fourth down. cowboys need a yard. that's dak prescott running for 18 of them. he had a big bounce back game. that's a touchdown there. and then later on fourth quarter, justin herbert tieing the score, firing in a touchdown pass there. we are tied late on mnf in l.a. 39 yard field goal for the cowboys. dallas wins 20-17 improving to 4-2 on the season. another big matchup, 49ers taking on the minnesota vikings. this morning we have a big surprise for minnesota super fans. >> hopefully there won't be a brouhaha. [ laughter ] >> brouhaha always fun. fun word to say. >> thanks as always, will. coming up, the game was in l.a. speaking of l.a., it was a show

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>> reporter: how much, how much? >> $30. >> reporter: $30. all right. 30 bucks. that sounds like a couple hot dogs. what? 820 bucks. i applaud folks like jimmy who were skeptical at first. it is not a scam. this is real. even my camera crew found money. 86 bucks for greg. ring the bell, greg. and 40 for our sound tech glenn. but the biggest win of the day -- >> over 3,000. >> reporter: what? >> $3,000! whoo! >> reporter: holy smokes! boom, slam dunk. that money from a merchant

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>> the president will reaffirm the united states solidarity with israel and our iron clad commitment to its security. >> reporter: this news comes as le the first video emerges showing one of those hostages taken into gaza. hamas, the militant group behind the brazen attack on october 7th releasing video of 21-year-old french israeli citizen mia shem. her family giving us permission to show these images. she was kidnapped with many others from the music festival. i just ask that you bring me home as soon as possible to my family, she says. to my parent, to my brothers. please, get us out of here as soon as possible. overnight her family speaking out. >> i'm begging the world to bring my baby back home. >> reporter: the international red cross saying they met face to face with hamas leaders, pushing for the immediate release of the hostages and for access to them to check on their condition. many of the nearly 200 hostage, which include american, are believed to be held somewhere in

miles of underground tunnels dug by hamas. and this morning growing concern in gaza as israeli defense forces prepare for a land incursion. strikes hitting gaza again overnight, including in the south where the israeli military has urged palestinians to flee for their safety. residents there seen digging through the rubble, desperate to find survivors of the bombing. genuine concern is for increased fighting in the north. they are warning another shock wave could be on its way to israel. president biden not just coming here. also crossing the border into jordan meeting the head of egypt, and palestinian authority as well as the jordanian king. time under way to try and introduce diplomacy. the real concern in the arab world is that this conflict could spread. george? >> thanks, ian. earlier i spoke with john kirby.

john, thanks for joining us. spell out the president's mission as he heads to the middle east. >> really two things are on his mind. first is making sure he gets an update from our israeli counter parts about their plan, intention, how things are going on the ground, and make sure he conveys a message of support for their israeli defense forces and ability to prosecute these operations against hamas. and number two, it's really on the humanitarian front. he'll be hitting that not only hard while he's in israel, but when he goes to jordan and speaks to the president of egypt, president abbas of the palestinian authority and king abdullah, all focused on making sure humanitarian assistance can flow in and people who want to leave can get out. obviously, he's going to be focused on the hostage situation, particularly those few american hostages that we know are being held by hamas. >> this is a hot zone. how concerned president's safety? >> there's always a concern whenever the president travel force safety, of course.

this will be no different. i'm sure the concerns will be appropriately addressed through the necessary protection and personnel protection measures. obviously, we won't go into details about that. >> you say the president wants to show support for israel. does the mission also include urging israel to restrain themselves, notes go on a full scale ground invasion of gaza. >> we're not getting into dictating operational terms to the israelis. they have every right to defend themselves and prosecute hamas. that said, george, since almost the very beginning we have been talking about how important it is for diplomacies like israel and the united states to stand up for the law of war, to respect innocent civilian life. unlike hamas. this is a foundational element of the discussions we've had with the israelis forever and we will continue doing that going forward. >> would the united states like to see the hostages released before any ground invasion starts? >> we would like to see the hostages released right now. hamas should let everybody go.

we're working hard to secure their release. honestly, it's as soon as possible is the time frame that we are focused on. >> what is the end game looking like? assume israel takes some kind of operation inside gaza. is gaza governable the day after? >> that i think is a question that hasn't been answered yet. that's a fair question. it's one we're obviously talking to our israelis counter parts about. what happens the day after? what does gaza look like? they're still working their way through some of that. we are going to have those conversations with them immediately, right now in the near term is making sure they can continue to precisely target and go after hamas. >> united states pledged additional military aid to israel. how critical is it that congress passes it right away? and should it be tied to ukraine aid? >> it's vital that we get this supplemental funding, george. we've got enough appropriations for ukraine and israel to get us in the near term but a lot determines on munitions. we're concerned about that.

we're having active conversations on capitol hill. now, as for what's linked or not linked, those are active conversations we are having with members of congress. i don't want to get ahead of where we are in the decision process. both are important. we need to continue to be able to support ukraine. we need to continue to support israel. >> john kirby, thank you very much. >> yes, sir. >> coming up in our gma morning menu, why some people are turning to telemedicine to get popular drugs used for weight loss. swimming with the sharks. mark cuban is here answering a small business question. plus day 2 of the deals and steals fall festival. this morning tory has clever solutions starting at just $4. and lara, aren't we celebrating a very special day? >> the most special day really frankly. it's national pasta day, everybody. we are going to show us secrets to the perfect pasta. plus one twist you'd never guess coming up on good morning

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right now. many insurers require prior authorization to document, details your medical history and your need for this medication. but denials are common. but now many people are turning to telehealth websites and subscription services that offer to help. for stephanie itrim of austin, texas, her weight has always been a struggle. >> diet, exercise and it was just becoming really frustrating. >> reporter: news of medications being used for weight loss offered hope. but then a new struggle. >> when i went to the doctor they prescribed wevogy. unfortunately, my insurance would not cover it. it was going to be almost $1,200 out of pocket. >> reporter: at that point, stephanie teamed up with gma to try ro. they say they can help navigate insurance coverage, track your

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>> my name is dr. shawn larry stevens ceo of sapphire education leadership and life coaching firm. as an entrepreneur what do you wish you could have avoided or some of the mistakes people fall for? >> i was 25 when i started my first company. i always thought i had to be mean because i was younger than everybody else. that was wrong. what i have learned over the years is being nice really helps. nice sells. nice makes you more money. that's number one. number two is, i was always excited about generating sales when i should have been more interested in generating profits. you would think that's obvious. you hear companies saying i got a million in sales. are you making money? no. those are two things. >> that's a tkpwao good one. we have another one. emma has this question. >> hi, mark. i'm emma. we make bras easier to put on for women with chronic pain, arthritis or disability. we have a lot of new things

about our bra that make it easier to put on. how important is it to prioritize patents and defensibility in the world of e-commerce compared to building a strong brand? >> you know, patent is a good question. it seems like such an important thing to do. but in reality, when you are startup, it's more important to take that $25,000, $50,000 you would have spent on patents and put it to your product. when your customers are happy, particularly for a product like this, they'll tell other customers and your business will grow. you have a year from the time you started to do a patent anyway. see how your business is going to run, then worry about the patents. >> focus on the product. >> focus on the product and customer. that will always get you further. >> olivia posted this question about competition. >> okay. >> she asked, quote, i have recently launched an online shop specializing in custom apparel but i often find myself justifying the pricing to my customers. how can i effectively compete

with lower quality shops that offer cheaper products without compromising the value and quality my shop provides. >> that's hard. it drives you crazy that's someone's trying to young cut your price. right? particularly when they are not as good quality. you can't spend a lot of time with customers who are only buying based off price. you have to work hard to find customers that appreciate the quality. then again you will be able to make money. don't chase sale, chase profits. >> this is from cole. what is a good formula for evaluating a business to determine if it's a sound investment? >> that's a great question. that's a hard one to look for. is it a great entrepreneur? is it someone who understands an lives their business? are they focused on profit instead of sales? and three, do they take care of their customers? no company has ever existed very long without taking care of their customers. if they're not focused on profit, walk away. >> we got a couple ideas. all right, mark. always great to have you. you can see more of mark on "shark tank" on friday at 8

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there was a crash there earlier, but again, all lanes are now back open. and let's get a live look on our richmond-san rafael bridge camera. the three right lanes are still closed right now because of roadwork that's being done after that deadly crash last week. and those lanes won't reopen until at least thursday. but because of this, this is causing some backups, traffic is stopped right now from 23rd street to the toll plaza. that's going to add 29 minutes to your commute. >> all right. thank you, gloria. meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast after the break. it's that time again, dub nation. >> you hear the call in this arena every night. we witness plays that make us go. do we just see that? yeah you did when warriors ground starts to buzz, brace yourself for the experience of a lifetime. get tickets now at warriors.com. you're doing it and. >> and you're doing it. the best sleep of your life. the fruits of nine years in casper labs,

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away. get ready to meet the dillons who are huge minnesota vikings fans. >> we are the dillon family, and we love the vikings! woo! >> for the dillon family, it is all about purple and gold. >> we are always repping dalvin cook. then we have fan favorites randy justin jefferson. moss. >> mom mindy and dad luke cheering on the team since they were young. >> i think the vikings have the best fans. people have been loyal fans for a long time, good seasons, bad seasons. >> making their two boys fans since birth. >> i love the vikings. >> making it a family football affair each game day. >> the best part about watching football on sundays, spending time with my family, cheering on the vikings collectively and be

able to reminisce with some of the old. >> with lots of team spirit getting their gritty on. >> go vikings! >> uh-oh. adorable. joining us now from minnesota, it's the dillon family. little luke, little luke. i got to go to you first. we just saw you and your family got your gritty on. there's another big viking chant as well. can you get your family together for us with that chant, what it is. come on. >> ready, guys? >> yeah. >> go, go, go, go! >> that's right, that's right. very well done especially this early hour. how about your little brother ellis. we heard you have been growing your hair out like your favorite player justin jefferson. you are even going to dress up like him for halloween. what do you like most about him, ellis?

>> what i like most about justin jefferson is i like his hair style. he catches just about everything. >> you got it. you got it going on. all right, mom and dad. what is it like being able to pass on your love that you have for your favorite team? pass it on with your kids and watch games as a family? what's that like? >> my dad was a huge fan of the vikings when i was growing up. happy birthday, dad. he passed that on to my brothers and me. i love that now i can pass it on and share that with my family and they can share that with my dad as well. that bond. >> as a principal, i am super busy but my kids always look forward to sunday, one day i know i get a chance to spend that time with them. we enjoy watching the game and then going outside, trying to pretend like we are the players. great time, great experience. >> good family time. we aren't the only ones who are really blown away by your love

of the minnesota vikings. in fact, we know some folks and we have a special message from someone right now just for you. >> good morning to the dillon family. thank you for being such amazing fans and always supporting the minnesota vikes. i hear you boys love to watch the game every week. so we would love to invite you to watch our game against the san francisco 49ers this monday night. pack your jerseys and see you there. skol! >> harrison smith himself with the invite. is it true you have never been to a game in person? now you get to go see them? what do you think about that? >> that's awesome. we are really excited. we drove past the stadium a few times. getting to see them for real. this is awesome. >> thank you. >> boy, are you excited? you are going to go to the game. not just watch it on tv. you get to go to the game. how do you feel about that you two?

>> very excited. >> it shows. well, you are delightful. the vikings will see you there. vikings take on the 49ers. "monday night football" at 8:15 p.m. eastern on both espn and abc. give it up for the dillon family, everybody! is congratulations. yes! we're going to make some pasta for national pasta day when we come back. back.

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>> michael: welcome >> welcome back. it is national pasta day.we are. we have two experts here who are going to show us how it's done. chef head pasta maker and author of pasta every day. [ applause ] pasta every day. love it. and chef and partner of pasta ramen. robbie felice. thank you both for being here. really appreciate it. it smells so good here. >> it does. what are you going to make for us? >> we are going to make some pappardelle. we are going to make some cavatelli. >> we are making our own pasta. sounds really hard. >> but it's not. >> very exciting. robbie, what are you bringing us? >> we are going to do a ramen carbonara.

>> all right, meryl, we are going to start with fresh pasta. all it takes is three ingredients. >> flour, semilone flour and egg. you are going to combine them together. knead it super vigorously, about ten minutes. >> ten minutes. >> you got to work for your pasta. >> get your arms ready. >> it will be smooth and firm. cover it, let it rest for 30 minutes at room temperature and roll it through our machine and make our pappardelle. do you want to help? i'm going to line it up here. >> look at that. >> perfect. i like to do something semithin for pappardelle. i want it to hold up to a nice sauce. now we are going to cut our pappardelle. best tip, let your pasta sheets dry out before you cut it. nothing clumps up together. >> let's do it.

>> we're going to fold the top two corners into the center like a little packet. perfect. same with the bottom. okay. make a little crease. gorgeous. now we're going to do the same thing. second fold. little scrolls. yes. okay. perfect. >> i messed that one up but it's okay. >> nobody cares when you eat it. that's true. now we are going to trim off these edges and cut into 1 inch segments. pappardelle is usually wider but you can do whatever you like because it's your own home. yes. okay. great. now the most fun part is we're going to slide the knife underneath. top of the knife is lined up with that line on the pasta. we are going to go towards each other. line it up. yep yep yep. all right. i'll just show you. here goes. we are going to lift it up.

all of the strands are going to fall down. it's fine. perfect. >> we also have pappardelle. we also have cavatelli. >> we used the machine for this. but no machine for this. no egg. just semolina flour and water. cut our rope into tiny pieces and roll them across this gnocci board to give it texture. at home you don't need to use a gnocci board. you can use zester, back of a fork. yep yep yep. you got it. keep going. until it curls over. gorgeous. >> good job, michael. >> i'm a natural. what kind of pasta sauce? >> both are versatile. you can do meat. both of them. i love pappardelle in the winter because you do a rich hearty meat sauce.

>> i like doing this. all right. what do you got over there? >> great job over there. robbie likes to add a little twist. i love that you are doing an asian fare onto a traditional dish. tell us about it. >> we are going to make a ramen carbonara. >> love that. >> something super fun. everybody likes to eat ramen. got a little bit more bounce to it. easier to cook at home. your traditional pasta cook time of dry pasta, 10, 12 minutes. this will cook in two, three minutes. >> are you getting the ramen out of the package? >> yeah. i mean, you could use packaged ramen. at our restaurants we use fresh ramen. we are going to dive into this. you are doing the cooking today. >> okay. >> start with that panchetta. nice. there we go. good. little sesame oil. >> little sesame oil, everybody. what's a little bit? i'm heavy handed. >> keep going. keep going. that's good. great. shallot.

>> love always. >> amazing. garlic. >> you like to add -- there's always a little robbie flare ingredient. >> yeah. little asian flare. >> i smell it. >> gojuchung. >> what is that, for those who don't know? >> it's going to add sweet heat. it's a sweet pepper taste. >> sweet heat. >> i love some sweet heat. >> sweet and spicy. miso. >> a little miso. unexpected in italian dish, but that's robbie. >> you are a natural. you are good at this. >> i am really trying to learn. time lapse. this was sauteed for about how long? >> five to six minutes. >> okay. and then this glaze looking. are you cooking pasta separate? >> we always cook our pasta in water, obviously boiling water. >> lot of people are doing the

whole dry pasta thing now. that's why i ask. >> yeah. so ramen, two to three minutes. we'll put that right in there. to make our carbonara. eggs. >> eggs. >> throw the whole piece in there. >> i sure did. >> you're good. little parmesan reggiano. lemon juice and black pepper. amazing. >> meryl and i are over here swaying. >> i want to make sure everybody knows where to get these recipes. taste away. robbie. thank you very much. through the magic of cooking, we have this. >> meryl, robbie, thank you very much. smells so good in the studio. you can scan the qr code on your screen and get these res pass on our website, good morning america.com. you can do that. just work it. ginger, over to you. >> the smell just made it over here across the studio. robin, key west dropped to 70 this morning. coldest they've been since may 2. i say cold and 70 and you're like, okay.

you know you're talking key west. that was after a summer of six days at 95 plus. something they've not only never done before, but six times the old record. that chill, serious wind chill, in the 50s, some places even in the 40s in north florida. certainly feels like autumn. it will warm up, of course. let's get a check closer to home. >> now we have a first lock at the season two of the santa clause. this time scott calvin is training his son to take over his duties as santa. season premieres november 8th. take a lock. >> yeeha! love what i do! come on. here we go. the best part of christmas is spending time with your loved ones, which is why i am excited to turn santa into a family business.

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and american idol judge luke bryan is with us. he's back hosting this year's country music association awards. he joins us from nashville to talk about it. hey you. >> hey, babe, how are you? >> doing well. very happy to see you. very happy that you an your brother are happy back to the cma's this year. what is it about you two? >> i am honored to be one of the mannings now. [ laughter ] you know, that proves to be quite lucrative. me and peyton have a great time. peyton, obviously, a huge country music fan and a natural. last year was our first time together. we just had a great time. i think literally we were walking off the stage hrft year and the cma's were already trying to get us to come on board one more time and sign up again. >> that's usually a pretty good sign. have you given any thought to

how you'll make it different this year? always my favorite event of the year. >> well, you know, i think the main thing is just to be the master of ceremonies and let the show, let the music and the show and the artists speak for themselves. and then at some point peyton and i will have to try to come up with a couple funny jokes. poke a few people. but the bottom line is just be ourselves and really keep the people in the room engaged and the audience at home having fun and smiling. >> that's the best part about the cma's as far as i'm concerned. it's as if we're watching two friends hang out. good audio. we cannot wait for that. i was sad to hear but your vegas residency has been so popular. i have not gotten there yet and i better hurry up because it's almost over? >> we're closing out. our last shows are december 29th, 30th and 31st. we do january 3rd, 5th and 6th.

those are our last vegas shows. vegas has been amazing. it's always been something that i wanted to tackle and do. growing up listening to elvis' live record from vegas kind of made me always want to go do vegas. i did that. it was amazing. lot of great memories. but time to move on. >> time to move on. time to crash my playa. glad to know that is still alive and well. i am definitely going. a little birdie told me you have added some very fun friends to the lineup. tell everybody what crash my playa is. >> so crash my playa is a festival we have done down around the playa del carmen cancun area for the last nine years. it's just been something that's

grown and grown every year. it's become a fun -- it's become a fun way when it's cold up here in the u.s. go down to mexico and get some sunshine. i imagine dirks bentley and eddie montgomery from the band montgomery gentry. we do a friends night the last night of the show. i do a lot of covers. i do two concerts when i'm down there. my first show is when i do like a regular show. but then sunday night is when, let's just say i may drink a little bit of tequila and get some of my friends on stage. this year i have invited dirks and eddie montgomery. i'm a huge fan of him. i want to kind of get down there and sing some of troy's. we lost troy gentry years ago. i want to get down there and

sing some songs, try to soupb like him a little bit an honor him with eddie. going to be a great night. dirks and i, we go way back. there's no telling what dirks and i will be up to. >> that's the night it becomes crash my playa. >> i'm a playa, playa, whatever. >> you can understand why i made the mistake. we're so excited for american idol, too. don't have a ton of time, but how is the talent so far? >> we're already in the audition process. we're already -- we've done three cities so far. we've got some fun surprises with our cities. you will be interested to know what cities we go to. we are up to our same program trying to find super stars

across america and nobody does it better than "american idol." >> that's for sure. >> we go to small towns and bring them out. >> thank you so much, my friend. can't wait to see you. "american idol", cma. thank you very much, luke. >> thank you, lara. we love ya, babe. thank you.

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times. >> hey, gloria, we still have that dense fog advisory in effect at the thickest fog right now is in the north bay where that advisory goes until 10 a.m. but we have a lot of fog out there this morning along the coast across parts of the peninsula to even across some of our bridges this morning. we are seeing that thick fog. you can see it trying to surround the sf skyline this morning. so we'll have that dense fog through 10 a.m. then the fog evaporates for brighter skies and a warm afternoon the 70s and 80s. by 4 p.m. kumasi. thank you, drew. >> now it's time for live with kelly and mark and we'll be back at 11 for midday live. we hope that you will join us then. have a good morning. it's live♪ >> with kelly and mark kelly and mark!" today, one of our favorite sharks in the tank, mark cuban.