. there was a motorcycle crash reported in fairfield on westbound 80 at north texas street. your speeds as you approach the area will be down to around ten miles per hour and number seven animals at the london zoo celebrated halloween. >> look at it. >> oh. oh. what is that? >> komodo dragon. >> that's a kimono. >> they are celebrating halloween early with jack o. leonard snacks. the zoo says all 14,000 of their residents got a special treat. and a lot of the pumpkins were from their own garden. >> and that animal was the okapi. in case you're wondering. oh i learned that from animal kingdom. all right, now let's go good morning america for our viewers in the west. humanitarian aid finally arrives in gaza, as the biden administration tries to delay an israeli ground invasion. new fears of a wider war. overnight intense air strikes inside gaza, as the white house

tries to hold off a ground invasion, with trucks full of needed food, water and supplies finally arriving, as the u.s. steps up its show of support in the region. first on gma this morning, the family of the two american hostages freed from hamas tell their harrowing story. and new details about their release, with more than 200 hostages still being held. urgent manhunt for the suspect accused of assassinating a judge after he ruled against the suspect in a divorce case. starting over. nine republicans now fighting for speaker as the chaos nears three weeks. under arrest. a former major league pitcher charged with murder in the shooting of his in-laws. plus what the victim's other daughter said about her sister after the arrest. dangerous close call. the faa investigating after two passenger planes came within almost 250 feet of each other. an elite gymnast, an olympic alternate, walking away from the

sport at just 20 years old, alleging verbal and emotional abuse from a coach at one of the country's top university programs. britney spears responds. what the pop super star is saying about the early reaction to her memoir. sound off. what parents should know about popular sound machines and how you can help identify early sounds of hearing problems in your child. plus john stamos is here live talking about his new memoir. and winner takes all, texas showdown. >> left field and it's gone! >> who will punch their ticket to the world seerys? the astros and rangers head into seventh heaven as we count down to a heavenly meal with one month until thanksgiving. will the star of the show cost less? and which stores will try to help your holiday budget? it all has us celebrating early this morning.

>> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> our control room just couldn't resist that. good morning america. great to start a brand new week together. >> can you believe thanksgiving is right around the corner? we do have some good news ahead about that meal and those gas prices. we'll tell you about both of those coming up. top story, the crisis in the middle east. israel expected to launch an invasion to get rid of hamas as fears grow of a wider war in the region. over the weekend israel launched strikes on targets in syria and the west bank exchanged fire with hezbollah in lebanon. chief foreign correspondent ian pannell starts us off in israel near the gaza border. >> reporter: good morning, george. it may take a month, two or three, but at the end there will be no more hamas. that's the warning from israel's defense minister and pressure from america and others to delay its land operation to allow time to get more hostages released. israeli security source telling me it's good for israel because it gives them more time to bomb hamas. a warning though that you may

find some of the images in this report disturbing. this morning as gaza braces for an expected full scale ground invasion, israel launching hundreds more air attacks. its defense forces say they're targeting hamas but hundreds of civilians are also being killed according to the hamas run health authorities. overnight one refugee camp hit. the health ministry saying more than 40 were killed in this one strike alone, most women and children. rescuers clawing through the rubble to reach survivors. young children rushed to the hospital. that same camp was hit by shelling sunday. one palestinian journalist dropping his camera during different strikes sunday, scooping up these two wounded toddlers to get them urgent medical care. gaza's become a place of death and destruction. building after building razed to the ground. the palestinian journalist who shot this footage reportedly killed shortly after filming it

according to the palestinian journalist union. more than 5,000 killed in gaza with over 15,000 injured according to local health officials. israel retaliating after the terror attack after hamas murdered 1,400, taking 200 hostages, including americans. this as the clashes intensify along israel's northern border with the iranian backed hezbollah in lebanon. more israeli towns now being evacuated. overnight the idf releasing this video that shows an israeli aircraft striking two hezbollah who were thought to launch missiles towards israel. in a rare move, israel also striking the occupied west bank, killing at least two people hitting this mosque they say was being used by militants. as the situation in gaza grows more desperate, humanitarian aid now slowly trickling in. 34 trucks sent through the rafa crossing between egypt and gaza

over the weekend, bringing much needed food, water and medical supplies though not as much as aid agencies say they need. hospitals there on the brink of collapse. one doctor forced to use household vinegar as an anti-septic. now a u.s. official telling abc news the biden administration is now asking israel to delay its ground invasion to allow more humanitarian aid to get in, and the remaining 222 hostages out. dozens more aid trucks are waiting at the border on the egyptian side. 34 were allowed to cross in the last two days. there's normally around 300 every day. aid agency asking for fuel to be allowed to cross. so far that hasn't happened. they say hospitals are running out of power, but it's also needed for sewage facilities, those kinds of sites. the u.n. saying the situation in the south of gaza, this is where people were told to go, is so dire that some families are deciding to pack up and head

back home. you can hear the bombing going on. the situation perilous for so many. george? >> lot of desperation. thank you very much. u.s. stepping up its show of force in the middle east amid concerns of a wider war. chief global affairs anchor martha raddatz is tracking the military movements. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. this morning the uss eisenhower aircraft carrier strike group that was set to join the uss ford strike group in the mediterranean is instead heading to middle eastern waters. that is a major change and a troubling sign. the secretary of defense telling abc there's a prospect of a significant escalation of attacks on our troops and our people throughout the region, and because of that, we're going to do what's necessary to make sure that our troops are in a good position, protected, and that we have the ability to respond. the war ships meant to deter iran and its proxy hezbollah from widening the war. the pentagon also sending a thad missile battery to intercept long distance missiles and more patriot battalions to protect

those troops in the region. additional u.s. forces have also been put on alert. this follows the missile and drone intercept late last week by a u.s. war ship in the red sea, and it is clear the pentagon is concerned more attacks could follow. robin? >> that is clear. all right. as always, appreciate your reporting, martha. now to the two american hostages freed from gaza. their family is speaking about their ordeal first on gma this morning. matt gutman is in tel aviv with that interview. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, robin. we spent a couple of hours this morning with the cousins of judith and natalie. 13 members of that single family were either killed or kidnapped. in so many ways that one family is still being held captive by hamas, fearful if they reveal any details about the condition under which the released family members were held, their captive could take vengeance.

the family, judith and natalie just been released over the weekend, their family had been holding their breath for two weeks, waiting for this moment. what was it like seeing them for the first time? >> i never felt this intense in my life. >> reporter: their cousins describing the ordeal for the first time this morning. >> just to say we don't have the privilege to be happy or to celebrate. we don't have the privilege to mourn. we cannot put it aside. we cannot rest. getting judith and natalie back, was not the end. it's the beginning. >> reporter: 13 members of this one family kidnapped or killed in october 7th in that massive coordinated attack by hamas. judith an natalie among 220 others taken. >> they knew exactly what they want to do. they put the whole family in the kitchen on the floor.

had them wait there at gun point. >> reporter: and then silence. no news until late friday night. that image, judith and natalie on their own two feet, safe. >> i started getting messages and screen shots from friends of mine. they say they are releasing an american mother and daughter. is this your family? is this your family? >> reporter: wearing the same clothes they were in when they were kidnapped two weeks earlier. you feel lucky and guilty. >> yeah. there's so many others we don't know why them. for me, lucky and guilty. >> reporter: mother and daughter speaking with president biden after their release. >> i just want to thank you for what you have done for israel. >> look, that's been long serving. i'm just delighted we could get you out. we were working on it for a long time. we're gonna get them all out, god willing. >> reporter: the families of the hostages now trying to pressure the israeli government to hold off on a ground invasion until a hostage deal can be negotiated.

is there a concern that if this ground invasion of the gaza strip begins, that a window would close for getting your family members back? >> the first thing, with no prior conditions, should be hostages. that's one thing on the table at the moment. nothing else precedes that. >> reporter: i'm told israeli officials and the fbi have been mining the family judith and natalie. pretty granular details about who held them. could it have been senior hamas officials or low ranking guards? who were they held with? were there other hostages there? what did they smell or hear around them? were they held above ground or in tunnels? all of those details could help provide key intelligence about the other hostages. george? >> matt gutman, thanks. capitol hill, where there's no speaker of the house, left wide open after the defeat of jim jordan. nine candidates have jumped into the race. senior congressional correspondent rachel scott is tracking all the chaos. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning.

20 days, still no speaker of the house. republicans are moving back wards. they dropped their nominee as speaker and are starting the process all over again. so now there are nine republicans who say they are running to be the next speaker of the house. this ranges from the number 3 republican tom emmer to veterans like pete sessions to newcomers like byron donalds, who is only serving his second term. of those nine only two voted to certify the 2020 election. one is congressman tom emmer, a member of republican leadership who just scored the endorsement of former speaker of the house kevin mccarthy. one problem for emmer, donald trump privately told allies that he does not support him. those allies are starting a campaign against him. in just a few hours republicans will meet behind closed doors and will meet with the candidates with the hope of selecting a new nominee tomorrow. right now it's unclear if anyone will be able to unite this bitterly divided republican party, rebecca. >> starting over all over again. okay, rachel, thank you. we turn now to the search for

the man suspected of gunning down a maryland judge in his drive way. authorities say it happened just hours after the judge ruled against him in a custody case. our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas is in washington with more. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: rebecca, good morning. the u.s. marshals have joined the search for a suspect police believe is desperate and fueled by rage. this morning a maryland suburb of washington, d.c. on edge as police search for the suspect accused of assassinating a local judge. pedro ergote on the run after allegedly murdering the judge andrew wilkinson after he ruled in favor of his ex-wife in a custody battle over their four children. >> we think the judge was targeted. >> reporter: just hours before he was shot multiple times in his drive way, judge wilkinson ruled ergote should have no visitation and contact with his children or mother unless initiated by her. police discovering his car, 2009 mercedes suv like this one, about eight miles away from the

scene of the murders. the community shocked at the cold blooded murder of a judge, who was known as a soft spoken family man. >> it's not fair. i will remember that he encouraged people an served people. >> reporter: the judge is the third state judge nationally in the last three years shot by someone who had a case before their court. and in the last two years there have been more than 7,000 threats against federal judges. new jersey federal judge salas has been calling for more judicial security after her son was killed by a man targeting her. >> we are seeing lives lost and the potential for more lives to be lost if we don't take action now. >> reporter: the marshals are offering a $10,000 reward for anyone with information that leads to ergote's arrest. robin, it's a dangerous situation. >> it really is pierre, thank you. now the frightening midair close call between two passenger jets.

the faa is investigating after the planes came dangerously close to each other near the airport in portland, oregon. kayna whitworth has that story. >> reporter: this morning the faa investigating yet another close call in the sky. this time between an alaska airlines and sky west passenger plane at portland international airport. >> 2405. >> reporter: a large plane arriving from orange county, california, when hits sudden adverse wind conditions forcing it to do a go around. >> stay right. cleared for takeoff. >> reporter: that sky west flight, headed for seattle, taking off while the alaska flight was veering right toward them in a go around pattern. just 266 vertical feet separating the two planes according to data from flight radar 24. midair collision happen when flights get within 500 feet of

each other. according to the faa, an air traffic controller quickly instructing the alaska flight to turn away. >> this is probably a very positive thing. it shows how controllers and pilots are constantly watching each other's backs. >> reporter: alaska airlines conducting an internal review of the incident and saying in a statement, the aircraft maintained a safe amount of lateral separation throughout the entire event. now the faa is taking action to prevent situations like this. i spoke with one pilot who says they train for a go around in a simulator, but they rarely do it in an actual plane. rebecca? >> wow. such a close call. thank you very much. we turn now to who is about to punch their ticket to the world series? will reeve is here with more on the unofficial texas state championship heading into game 7 tonight. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning. hi, everyone. what are the two best words in

sports? >> we won? >> almost. game 7 is what we were looking for. that is what this series and everyone watching deserves. it's been back and forth between the texas rangers and houston astros. momentum swinging wildly. last night the astros stood on the berth of their sixth world series appearance in seven seasons. they won game 5 thanks to jose altuve's home run. that came after a good old fashion brouhaha featuring rangers slugger garcia. he got drilled by a pitch, as you saw there. he took exception. the benches cleared. we love that because it's playoff baseball. and because playoff baseball is so awesome, who put the exclamation point on top of game 6 last night and ties the series at three games apiece? garcia. that's a 9th inning grand slam to put what had been a close game out of reach. rangers win 9-2. we are on to game 7 with no less than a trip to the world series on the line. neither team has won at home all series. if the astros win, they are in. if the rangers win, they're in

for the first type since 2011. then we've got phillies/diamondbacks tonight game 6. it is getting very exciting. it is october. ready to go. >> let's do this. will reeve, thank you. we won. >> game 7, we win. >> coming up the elite gymnast walking away from the sport, accusing her college coach of verbal and emotional abuse. the former major league player arrested for the murder of his father-in-law. and thanksgiving just a month away. we're gonna tell you how much the big meal could cost this year and ways to save. first let's go to ginger. >> dry and windy in the texas panhandle. we had 200 acre wild fire burning. at least 16 homes had to be evacuated. this is south of amarillo. unfortunately there are some storms connect normal norma's remnants from the pacific ocean and some fronts that will bring heavy rain but it will be southeast of amarillo. wichita falls is at the point where they're half foot below average this year. you look where that flash flooding is possible.

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you do not want to show up late to thanksgiving at monica gellar's house. you don't want to be late when it comes to shopping for the big holiday. we're going to tell you what might cost you less. what might cost you more. and how retailers are trying to help you out for the holiday. >> that is coming up. following a lot of headlines. fears are growing over a wider war in the middle east. over the weekend israel launched strikes on targets in syria and the west bank. also exchanged fire with the iran backed group hezbollah in lebanon. israel expected to launch a ground invasion of gaza. the biden administration is asking israel to delay, to allow more humanitarian aid to get in. also to get the remaining 222 hostages out. also right now, police in michigan are searching for the suspect after the president of a detroit synagogue was murdered outside her home. family and friends gathered to mourn sunday as police hunt for that suspect and motive. officials say there's no evidence at this time that the crime was motivated by anti-semitism. there was a hopeful home coming over the weekend in hawaii at the lahaina luna high

school. it was a sold out crowd. 3,000 fans cheered on the team after the school recently resumed classes after that devastating wild fire earlier this year. coach dean ricard, a 1982 graduate, said the team represents the community well, and the lights will return and everything will be much brighter from that point on. by the way, they also won the game. that's also a nice cherry on top. we've got a lot more ahead including, yes, it is just a month until thanksgiving. the turkeys, don't tell them, but they're ready. they might know. we'll tell you how much traditional dinner will cost you this holiday. it's all coming up. right now, rebecca, to the former major league pitcher under arrest in the 2021 shooting of his in-laws. danny serafini was taken into custody after a two-year investigation. janai norman is here with that investigation. >> reporter: it has been 15 years since the left-handed pitcher retired from the mlb.

two years since his father-in-law was found shot dead, his mother critically injured. investigators say since then they have worked tirelessly piecing together what little evidence they had. two surveillance videos they now say link danny serafini to the deadly shootings. the former major league baseball pitcher waking up behind bars this morning. danny serafini charged with the death of his father-in-law two years after the case went cold. 49-year-old serafini and 33-year-old samantha scott were arrested friday in connection to the 2021 murder of robert gary spore. the 70-year-old's body was found inside his north lake tahoe home with a gun shot wound. >> it's a huge loss. my brother was real close, the two of us best friends. >> reporter: investigators also linking serafini and scott to the attempted murder of the victim's wife, 68-year-old wendy wood spore who was left in critical condition after being

shot in the head multiple times. in and out of rehab, she died a year later. the former baseball player is still married to erin, one of the victim's daughters. scott, the others suspect, one of her close friends. in a statement erin writing, i loved my parents very much and i miss them. i wish they were here to watch my kids grow up. police releasing surveillance video showing a hooded man they believe may have been serafini outside the home hours before the shooting. >> how about dan serafini. >> reporter: serafini was a first round pick in the 1992 mlb draft spending more than a decade pitching for six different teams in the major leagues. >> pretty much a kid's dream. >> reporter: but his transition to life after baseball proved challenging. >> i'm thinking what a disappointment i am to everybody. >> reporter: in june 2015 he appeared on a show that revealed he lost his $14 million fortune following a series of bad investments and a bitter divorce

settlement from his first wife. his second wife erin, the victims' daughter, detailed the toll the financial stress was taking on her husband. >> his personality has definitely changed. i miss my old husband. >> reporter: following the arrest, the victim's other daughter adrian saying in a statement, this was a heinous calculated crime. my parents have been incredibly generous to daniel serafini and erin throughout their marriage despite being pressed for my opinion, i cannot comment on my sister's level of involvement at this time. so as recently as this past summer erin, the suspect's wife told reporters she had no idea who killed her parents. her sister also saying in a statement she has held on to her parents ashes, never feeling right to scatter them without the justice they deserve. she said these arrests, they can finally rest in peace. >> some painful closure there. okay. thank you very much for your reporting.

we turn now to the elite gymnast retiring from the sport at just 20 years old. university of utah star kara eaker alleges she was verbally and emotionally abused by one of her coaches. eva pilgrim is here with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. kara eaker is no stranger to the pressure of tough competition, but she said while at the university of utah, it crossed the line into abuse many times during a one on one meeting, and sometimes even in front of her whole team. that's why this morning she's walking away from it all. this morning explosive allegations. an elite gymnast unexpectedly announcing she's leaving the sport after abuse at one of the country's top university programs. >> lifting high! >> reporter: kara eaker a two time gold medallist at the u.s. world championships announcing her retirement, claiming on instagram that she was the victim of verbal and

emotional abuse from an overpowering coach while part of the university of utah's gymnastics team. the 20-year-old seen here landing a perfect 10 at the pac 12 in january did not name a coach in her post. >> tough landing! >> reporter: but tom farden has been the program's sole head coach since 2020. the university recently investigating farden, a report finding while he more than likely threw a stop watch and cell phone in frustration in the presence of student athlete, he did not engage in any acts of physical abuse, emotional abuse or harassment as designed by safe sport code. farden responding to the investigation saying it has been painful to learn that the negative impacts that my words and actions have created. i am fully committed to improving our student athlete experience. >> if we've learned anything it's that we should be listening to every single athlete. when someone like kara speaks, as she has, and has the courage and confidence and fortitude to come forward in this manner and

bear her soul and say she's retiring from the sport she loves because it is so broken. >> reporter: abc news reached out to the university and has not commented on the allegations. >> i really am interested in coming to utah because of their team chemistry an how they work with one another. >> reporter: eaker now encouraging others to speak out and stand up for what you believe is right. >> this is truly another watershed moment in gymnastics. it seems to me the university of utah, with their investigation, has not met the bar. >> reporter: eaker sharing she's been getting treatment for the last year and a half and was recently diagnosed with severe anxiety and depression. she said she's speaking out for all the other women who can't because they are mentally debilitated and paralyzed by fear. guys? >> we wish her all the best for stepping up as she did, eva. thank you. coming up later, britney spears responds to reaction to her memoir so far. and next, as we keep telling you, just a month until thanksgiving.

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we are back with thanksgiving one month away. we have a holiday food forecast. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, george. folks here at double brook farm are getting ready for thanksgiving and you should, too. you should know ahead of time some of those classic thanksgiving items are getting more expensive, but you shouldn't this year have to infiltrate a flock of turkeys to get the deal. it's just one month until thanksgiving and this morning experts say it's a smart idea to start making shopping plans for your holiday feast with your budget in mind, inflation is curbing from last year's 40 year high but that doesn't mean your grocery list is going to feel cheap. >> it is still sticker shock. this year over last year prices are up about 2.4%. but that's on top of the 11.4% from the year before that. >> reporter: that means some of the staple items like ham and potatoes are going to be more

expensive. they're up 7% respectively, ham costing $5.88 a pound, potatoes $1.05. but eggs cost a little less right now. $2.07 on average, down 28.8% from last year. and there is good news for the star of the thanksgiving show. turkey is now $1.27 a pound. that's a 22% decrease from last year thanks in part to a big decrease in avian flu, thus more turkeys being produced. >> last year bird flu caused panic, with over 16 million birds having to be killed. so far it's only hit about 180,000 birds so it could be that turkey is going to be less expensive this year than in previous years. >> reporter: some retailers are already promising to try to help out a bit this year. aldi said they'll be slashing prices up to 50% on a list of 70 thanksgiving items like gravy,

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that's what you're looking at behind me. israel's anticipated land operation looking like it's delayed. this is amid pressure from america and others to wait until time is given to allow more hostages to be released. a warning though that you may find some of the images in this report disturbing. this morning as gaza braces for an expected full scale ground invasion, israel launching hundreds more air attacks. its defense forces saying they're targeting hamas, but hundreds of civilians are also being killed according to the hamas run health authorities. overnight gaza's refugee camp hit. the health ministry saying more than 40 were killed in this one strike alone. most of them women and children. gaza has become a place of death and destruction, building after building razed to the ground. more than 5,000 killed in gaza with over 15,000 injured

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they're asking for fuel to be included in the shipments. at the moment they aren't because they are saying hospitals in gaza at the moment are running out of power for generators. the situation on the ground remains dire. george? >> certainly is. okay, ian. thank you very much. to capitol hill where there's still no speaker of the house. the race wide open after the defeat of jim jordan. nine candidates have jumped into the race. want to go back to rachel scott, who's tracking the chaos. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning. the house has been paralyzed for 20 days, unable to consider any additional aid to israel or ukraine. with a possible shutdown looming right before thanksgiving, it's back to the drawing board for republican, dropping their nominee, now starting this process all over again. there are nine republicans running for the next speaker of the house. this ranges from congressman tom emmer to political veterans like congressman pete sessions, to newcomers like byron donalds who is serving his second term in congress. of those nine only two voted to certify the 2020 election

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we welcome you back to gma and our gma cover story. from general hospital to full house to playing with the beach boys, our next guest has been entertaining us for the past 40 years. and now john stamos is making headlines with his candid, revealing new memoir called "if you would have told me." john, we love you. >> i love you. george, it's not too late. please run for president. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> we have to stick together. >> can't we just say, you go there. you do not hold back. thank you for not holding back. in the first chapter you write about your dui in 2015 that led to you going to rehab. you said at that time, what did you say? that you'd be okay. >> i didn't want to kill myself.

in my stupid foggy said, i said, if i die, i have done everything. got a sitcom. played with the beach boys. what a fool. it was hard. i set out to write a hero's story. i did this, i did that. no, man. it turned into a human story. without truth it's paralysis, i think. i was like, it just came out. >> was there a moment when you decided to stick gears? >> pretty early. i started to read it. i was like, this is bull. that's not real. you know? why do it, i guess, is the thing? it's also a love letter to all the beautiful people that have been in and out of my life. i wanted to highlight that. >> one of the areas that you went there is, was i'm sure very difficult. you were sexually abused as a kid. decided now is the time. something that you had known for a bit, or realized, you remembered this happened but you decided this book was the place to do it.

>> i have been advocating for child abuse for close to 40 years. this organization called child help, prevention of child abuse. about five years ago i was at a charity. i started to write out a speech. it just came back. i hadn't thought about it in 30 years. i started crying. i thought, do i talk about it tonight? no, tonight is about the kids. i'm gonna pack it away. i forgot. i was doing the reading. i was like, this came up. i better put this in, put this in here. already i have had so many friends of mine text me and call me, my god, that happened to me. i haven't been able to talk about it. i think it's 1 out of every 25 boys before they turn 18. those numbers have to be low because certainly boys don't talk about it. i thought, well, maybe this is the time. >> you also write about losing your best friend, bob saget. >> yeah. i started off with the first chapter which was the dui, worst moment of my life and the five stages of grief there were. sex, drugs, lot more terrible stuff.

then i wrote the bob chapter. and the five stages of grief were therapy and family and health and meditation. and then i had to get through it. the bob part, his wife called me the other day crying. if you don't know bob and you read this book, you know the real bob. you did a beautiful job representing him. important thing is i talk about him lots. because if i don't, he's listening somewhere, right? [ laughter ] >> there had to be so many parts of this, as you just described that were hard. it surprised you the hardest part in writing the book was about "full house." why was that so hard for you to write about? >> i know how important the show is to people. i discovered my story along the way. i never thought i'd write a book ever. as i was writing i thought, that's interesting. i tried to hone in on the human moments.

the "full house" i knew it was important to people. the creator of the show was over the other day. he was writing a book. said when did you come to terms with "full house?" i said, when i wrote the book. i never wrote it down. critics got in my ear. i knew the show was corny at times. it wasn't meant for you if you don't get it. underneath, in lieu of sophistication, there was sweetness. it gave time for the brain to step aside and the heart to feel something. soon as i realized that i went, oh, i get it. >> did you feel the concept when you were doing the show? >> i mean, they told me it was going to be like bussom buddies. i learned to love it pretty soon. bob and i did not get along. that's where i started the "full house" stuff. we had very different processes. i kale from sitcoms. i worked with jack klugman. bob was addicted to laughs. it was a drug for him. he had to make people laugh. it wasn't getting in the show.

it was the crew. i loved the crew. [ laughter ] it was -- that kind of hit only happens once -- if you're lucky, once in life. all the stars lined up. the show was in a divisive world, it was a home cooked meal of comfort. >> yep. >> well put. >> it was great. it really was. everybody loved it. one glimpse into your very personal life was the notes that you included from your mom over the years. we have one. you posted this on social media that said, she wrote you, if a smile comes to you, a happy smile that perhaps you can't explain, it's because in that moment i'm thinking of you and smiling, too. love and kisses, mom. i love those. >> yeah. again, i didn't know where to start with this book. i remembered i had all of these notes. my sister had them. i gathered them up and put them. i said, there's the road map i need to follow throughout this

book. >> what did your parents teach you about being a parent? >> that's good. i wish they were around. i have a million questions. i'll ask you them after. i watched my dad. i think more example. i watched my father. he was an astrophysicist. he treated the bus boy the same way he treated the best customer. he was always good to people. i try to do that. >> you're always good to us. you're always good to us. thank you. vulnerability, that takes real strength. really does. you shared so much. wishing you all the best. when is it out, tomorrow? >> yeah, tomorrow. >> "if you would have told me" is out tomorrow. ginger? >> can't read to wait. thank you very much. let's start in cincinnati this morning because there is a frost advisory. that's where we begin a look there at the earth cam. it's looking nice. that autumn chill is pretty serious. there are freeze alerts this morning. most of ohio, western pennsylvania, west virginia, eastern kentucky down into western north carolina.

we are going to warm things up dramatically though. there's this ridge that's going to build in. temperatures will slide up into the 80s from texas up into the tennessee valley there. that october heat could even bring us records in the northeast by thursday. that's the big picture. let's get a check now cl two. i'm abc seven news meteorologist drew touma with your accuweather forecast. we have dense >> all right. we are turning now to the american academy of pediatrics issuing a warning on excessive noise and hearing loss in children and how sound machines may be causing more harm than good. our medical correspondent dr. darien sutton joins us.

great to see you, dr. sutton. >> good morning. >> this new report is brewing evidence that noise exposure is a public health threat. one of the reasons why is children have smaller ear canals. that exposes them to intensification of that higher frequency sound. it cited some important numbers. the average use listening level, average volume kids listen to volume at is 70 to 100. that's the upper limit of normal or range for most of our head phone output. the average output for most head phones ranges, again, from 70 to 100. noise above 70 for prolonged noise at 100 can cause damage in minutes and over 120 can cause immediate damage. it's important to pay attention to volume settings. keep them to 60% to 70% total. >> 60% to 70%.

on the devices. never put it up to the highest. >> try to avoid it as much as you can. >> what, in general, are they saying about these devices? you are saying it's okay to have them as long as you regulate them? >> absolutely. not just head phones but the noise machines that are popularly used at home especially with kids and toddlers. i know they have some benefits. they help kids get to sleep faster, especially if they go to sleep faster. >> they help mom and dad sleep. i use one, too. >> most say they are simply too loud. the academy of pediatrics say nurseries have a volume maximum of 50 decibels. that's a volume you and i can speak at without raising our voice. most go above that. if you're going to use it, turn that volume down. place it away from the bed at least seven feet. make sure you give limits. >> that space seven feet away from the bed is key, too. >> exactly. >> what if you think your child may have some issues with hearing? what are the signs? >> it's about paying attention to that communication. if you're finding your child is speaking loudly, having difficulty with pronunciation,

not reacting to loud noises, these are some of the reasons you should get their hearing checked. it can help with their learning comprehension and reduce their risk long term. >> thank you, dr. sutton. always great to see you. >> course. >> george? >> we're going to turn to britney spears. her memoir hits book shelves tomorrow, but spears is already speaking out ahead of the launch. eva pilgrim is back with details. >> reporter: been a steady drip of new britney spears revelations. every time you think you know it all, a new bombshell drops. ♪ my prerogative ♪ >> reporter: this morning britney spears responding to the massive attention around the bombshells in her new book. the 41-year-old taking to instagram writing, my book's purpose was not to offend anyone by any means. that was me then. that is in the past. adding, most of the book is from 20 years ago. i have moved on and it's a beautiful clean slate from here. ♪ oops i did it again ♪ reporter: the 275 page memoir "the woman in me" to be released in less than 24 hours already

causing a firestorm online as excerpts have become public. the latest revelation about her passionate fling with actor colin farrell. spears writing she was intimate with the actor shortly after her breakup with justin timberlake writing, as i had before when i felt too attached to a man, i tried to convince myself in every way that it was not a big deal, that we were just having fun, that in this case i was vulnerable because i wasn't over justin yet. ♪ the pop icon also opening up about her conservatorship, as well as sharing intimate details on her very public relationship with justin timberlake, including that she said she got an abortion while dating timberlake between 1989 and 2002. abc news reached out to timberlake for comment. he has not responded. while spears has previously said she has a second book in the

works, the singer hoping volume 1 will provide a clean slate. writing, this is actually a book i didn't know needed to be written, although some might be offended, it has given me closure on all things for a better future. and the countdown is on. her much awaited memoir "the woman in me" is finally out for all of us to read tomorrow. guys? now to a high school band in west virginia hitting a high note together. after getting left without a music teacher, one group of students came up with an unconventional solution for their class. will reeve is back with this story. i love this one, will. >> reporter: me, too, lara. if all goes to plan what are some life skills you learn in high school? resourcefulness, working together, problem solving and unconventional thinking. alho concepts resounding in harmony at pocohontas high. no band leader, no problem. if band music be the food of a high school game, play on. ♪

they may be few but they're mighty at pocohontas high. >> let's go warriors! >> reporter: after their former band teacher took a job at another school and with no candidates in site, principal joe riley gave the option. take another class or rock on. >> let's go warriors! >> he came in here and he was like, you don't have to quit. we were like, okay. okay. >> we realized we would have to band together as just a bunch of kids and figure it out. >> one, two, ready, go. >> reporter: after electing a student leader and with the help of two math teachers stepping up as advisers, band mates got to i only have one player per instrument. which is most of them. yeah. which is most of them. we all kind of rely on each other to get the right music. >> i was incredibly involved in arts and arts education when i

was in high school and i can't imagine being like no, i'm going to put my clarinet aside and i'm going to learn a different instrument just because, like, that's what the band needs. >> and to see them stepping up into big leadership roles and putting themselves in the spotlight is huge for them. >> the band cheering the warriors on during their last home football game last friday, bringing the school spirit ready to pack a punch. one beat at a time. good morning. we're three members of the band are seniors and last friday was senior night. so the school recognize used all the cheer, football and band seniors during halftime. guys good good job thank you for sharing that. >> coming up wnba champion a'ja wilson is going to join us live. if you had a wish, i wish. >> would you wish to go to the most magical place on earth? disney land paris. what if your wish could come true? tell us why you deserve to go to disneyland. paris. scan this qr code right now to find out how to enter and just maybe your

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bring this picture in because the backup is starting to improve, not that bad at all and definitely not past the parking lot where we are. slow, though, seeing more than a three hour backup is on the westbound side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. due to those three lanes still being blocked and wide load vehicles are restricted here. kumasi. >> thanks jobina. meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast after the break. >> in 2022, the all electric hyundai ioniq five won the award for world car of the year. so of course the all electric hyundai ioniq six just had to go out and win world car of the year for 2023. world car of the year two years in a row and both now come with a complimentary ev charger and up to $600 installation credit. you know how competitive sibling rivalries can be. kayaking is my thing. >> running is awesome, but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable.

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this is the same area that we saw the earthquake thursday morning that took our phones and alerted a lot of us. this one was a magnitude 4.0. but again, very weak to light shaking. that's what people are reporting from brentwood to antioch up through rio vista. so if you may have felt some shaking in parts of the east bay this morning, that's the reason why we do have a dense fog advisory in the north bay. this until 10 a.m. because visibility is quite low in the valleys of the north bay. we'll burn off that fog, increase that sunshine, mild afternoon in the 60s and in the 70s kumasi. thanks, drew. >> we'll have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. you can always find the latest on our news app and at abc seven com. the news continues now with gma. >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> back here on gma. okay. that was the heartpounding finish for the wnba final, the most watched finals in decades.

a'ja wilson leading las vegas aces to the first back to back wnba champion in 21 years. she was also named finals mvp. she is joining us l-i-v-e from las vegas. got her up! give it up to a'ja wilson! [ applause ] how you feeling? how you feeling? how you doing, a'ja? >> i'm feeling good. i'm happy to be here. great to say that i'm a two-time champ. it's parade day. it's time to have some fun. >> we don't have enough time to list your accomplishments. not only for the reason but for your entire career. you are considered one of the all-time greats. now you've got back to back. are you able to let it all sink in or are you already thinking of a three peat? >> i'm not thinking that too far ahead. this is my second one. i am cherishing it. this was harder than the first one. but, no, i don't take anything for granted. i'm blessed.

this is the first time i got to sleep in my bed. just nice to be back home. >> one of the great lessons, boy, your teammates. what a team. >> yeah. we really have. it's truly amazing how we really started from the beginning when we were fighting for a playoff spot to now we're two-time champs. the franchise and culture from the coach to everyone in between, we've been great. i love my teammates. we fall hard. we play together, cried together, now we're popping champagne and having fun. >> you said there's a lot of love between the nba and wnba. we've seen lebron, supporter of you. you were even wearing a pair of his shoes when you took home the finals. what does that support mean to you? when will we see an a'ja wilson shoe? >> yeah! [ applause ] >> i mean, the mutual respect speaks volumes.

it's always like a brotherhood/sisterhood type thing. just mutual respect. like i said, just respect. we always look after each other. they come to our games and sit court side. it is a blessing. it really is. when it comes to my shoe, hey, only time will tell. [ laughter ] >> we're putting it out there for you. >> that's it. putting it out there. do you know what? it is something. you have won on every single level. olympian, south carolina, of course, with dawn staley, your coach, who was there court side to see you win your back to back wnba title. you refer to her as a second mom. what have you learned from coach dawn staley? >> just, honestly, how to be a professional. at the same time, an amazing human being. coach staley is a winner. she's a champion. she is her through an through. she's passed that down to all of her players. i'm so grateful to win my second professional win in front of her. one in front of her. she was screaming, jumping. i was like, there she is. she loves the game.

she's done so much for me, obviously, as a player, but also as a woman. to share that moment with her was truly special. that's why i cried a bucket of tears with her. >> she didn't surprise you this time. she let you know she was coming. she didn't want to miss it, right? >> no, no, no. yeah. the surprise was it. it threw me off a little bit. i'm glad she told me she was coming for game 4. >> you have a question for someone you inspired, a freshman at smith college. let's take a look. >> do you ever experience anxiety before games fearing that you won't perform as you already have? and if so, how do you cope with the anxiety and not let it keep you from doing well? >> i love that question. yes, i am a nerve wreck. you can ask my teammates. i'm always nervous, pacing back and forth, drinking sparkling water, i can't keep still. i know i worked so hard to get to that point so i just pray, i meditate and i go out there and

i have fun. it is a game at the end of the day with entertainment. if i can go out there and be great at what i can do, i love that. i sweat a little bit, too. [ laughter ] >> good workout. that's great advice. a'ja, you're such an inspiration to young women especially. that's got to mean a ton to you. >> it really does. it never really gets old. lot of people ask my why. it's my family, my inner circle. that young girl that wants to be the next a'ja wilson, to be in the wnba, that's truly the reason i want to fight and do what i can to be a voice for the voiceless and use the platform that i have to uplift others. the youth is our future so planting seeds. i love to do that. it's been a ton of fun. >> you can relate. you've been them. you've been her. so you know, you know. i know you by social media. who are you trying to get to come to las vegas today? who are you trying to get? >> come on.

usher. [ laughter ] he has a residence out here. come on. you got nothing to do. it's a monday. have some fun. anything. >> hopefully, we helped you. [ laughter ] what you post on social media, and you just said that on "good morning america." calling out usher. all right. hey, a'ja, congratulations to you, coach hammond, the entire organization for representing the wnba as you have. congratulations, my friend. take care. proud of you. [ applause ] coming up we got a special performance from constance wu, cordin bleu and the cast of "little shop

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you're playing audrey. what does it mean? >> it's the most fun job, really. [ laughter ] i'm having so much fun. >> you are playing seymour which is a little different than what we are used to. >> very true. >> dream show as a kid. >> it is. i love seymour so much. he's so sweet and kind but, yes, very insecure. it takes a giant man eating plant that gives him fame an fortune for him to finally get confidence to go after the woman of his dream. >> a giant man eating plant will do us all good. we are going to see you perform in just a moment "suddenly seymour." you are here with some other members of the cast. constance and corbin you are starring in little shop of horrors. that's at the west side theater here in new york. now they are joined by their cast members to take it away. suddenly seymour, here we go. ♪ lift up your head wash off

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