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families of the 200 men, women and children who were kidnapped by hamas on october 7th. they are handing out yellow ribbons, posters to put pressure on the israeli government not just to bring them home, but to prioritize their loved ones. two more just released. this morning for the first time, testimony from one of the hostages taken by hamas. she said she went through hell, describing how she was kidnapped by hamas and taken on the back of a motor bike to what she said was a spider's web of under ground tunnels. speaking together with her daughter at the hospital, she says she was beaten with sticks and had her jewelry taken, held together with five others from the same kibbutz. she said they were given the same food as their captors, given regular medical care an hygiene products. she even said her captors were very friendly. but she's critical of the idea, saying she feels let down for not reading the intelligence correctly before the attack.

she and 75-year-old nora cooper were released by hamas touching down in tel aviv overnight. both of them seen in this video, released by hamas, handed over to recross officials. the two women kidnapped alongside their husbands, who are still believed to be held captive when hamas stormed their kibbutz october 7th. their release bringing the number of freed hostages to just four, as pressure mounts to get the remaining 219, including americans, out. in central israel, people gathering to celebrate the ninth birthday of a boy believed to have been taken hostage along with his mother and grandparents. >> i hope he is celebrating. i hope his mother is hugging him. we must free them now. >> reporter: as israel prepares for a ground invasion of gaza, u.s. and other allies urging a delay, to have time to get hostages out and to get aid distributed to those trapped inside. israel saying it is not

concerned about a delayed ground invasion and will use that extra time to prepare. this comes as israel intensifies its aerial assault on gaza, now more than 5,000 killed and more than 15,000 injured according to hamas run health authorities. israel vowing to eradicate hamas for the october 7th massacre. at least 1,400 murders in israel in addition to the more than 200 hostages taken. this video circulating online shows the deadly after math of an israeli air strike at a school used as a u.n. shelter. for now humanitarian aid is slowly trickling in to gaza. aid agencies warning it's only 1% of the population's daily needs and doesn't include fuel, despite hospitals running out, for fear it could get to hamas. and to the northern border with lebanon, more clashes with the iranian backed militant group hezbollah. overnight the idea of releasing this video they say shows strikes on hezbollah targets.

so officially 219 hostages missing but an israeli official telling me this morning it's likely more than that. also saying that it isn't just those militant groups who took them. civilians crossed over the border during the attack and are now holding israeli citizens. that's going to complicate any hostage negotiation. >> ian, thanks. let's bring in mary bruce and martha raddatz. mary, let me begin with you. the biden administration appears to be doing everything they can to urge israel to delay the ground invasion of gaza. >> reporter: they are. this white house is working around the clock to tamp down tensions. that includes pressing israel to go slowly. the white house is adamant they are not trying to dictate israel's military response but the president has also made clear that his top priority is getting these hostages back home. also getting more humanitarian aid flowing in. so behind the scenes the president and the white house are urging caution. they are pressing israel to delay its ground invasion,

hoping to buy more time to get more hostages out and more aid and critically needed assistance in to gaza. the big question now is whether israel will agree to further delay this. i have asked the white house if they are seeing signs the israelis are receptive to their message. so far no response. >> martha, this is such a desperate situation in so many ways. perhaps the bigger concern, a wider war with iran. >> reporter: exactly, george. there is deep concern this could escalate. the administration wants the israelis to slow down, not just for humanitarian reasons but because the pentagon wants to get capabilities in place to protect our bases in the region. we know they are sending that second carrier strike group and missile defenses to the region. these military assets are not just defensive. there has been an uptick in iranian proxy attacks on our troops. hezbollah and the hutis. the administration is saying there are iranian fingerprints all over them. u.s. official telling me the u.s. is weighing military

options against the proxies and to expect much more u.s. engagement this week. of course, last week we saw that u.s. war ship shoot down huti missiles and drones fired from yemen towards israel. so this is far more than just a threat. george? >> clearly is. okay, thanks very much. we will be talking to the parents of a 23-year-old israeli american citizen still held hostage by hamas in our next hour. michael? >> thank you, george. we turn now to the terrifying incident on an alaska airline flight. an off duty pilot is accused of trying to cut off the engines. he was restrained and is now charged with attempted murder. this morning we are hearing from passengers on that flight. gio benitez has the latest for us. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning. thank goodness for that quick thinking crew on that plane who made sure nothing happened to passengers on board. as you said, michael, this was a terrifying moment. this morning that man faces an incredible amount of charges. this morning the off duty pilot accused of trying to take down a

passenger plane heading to court to face more than 100 charges including 83 counts of attempted murder. 44-year-old joseph emerson allegedly trying to crash an alaska airlines flight from washington to san francisco sunday with 84 people on board. >> we got the guy that tried to shut the engines down out of the cockpit. >> reporter: emerson sitting in the jump seat of the cockpit situated right behind instrument console between the captain and co-pilot. according to a federal official, he allegedly tried to pull the engine fire extinguisher handle located right here before being subdued by the flight crew. >> the t handle, which is what this individual tried to pull on each engine, actually turns the engine off and prepares it for a fire extinguisher. the problem is at high altitude you can get the engines restarted. at low altitude it could be a fatal result. >> reporter: the pilots and crew able to overpower emerson,

removing him from the cockpit, handcuffing him to a seat at the back of the plane. >> doesn't sound like he has any issue in the back. i think he's sedated. >> reporter: the plane diverting to portland, where emerson was arrested. now this morning we are hearing from terrified passengers who were on board. >> i was panicked. i was alone in the back. everyone was shifting around trying to figure out what was happening. after we did land and the gentle man was escorted off, the flight attendant got back on the speaker and said plain and simple, he had a mental breakdown. >> reporter: emerson was reportedly heard saying, i'm not right, before the incident. he was scheduled to fly a 737 when he landed in san francisco. >> the pilots, that's their airplane. they are responsible for every life aboard. believe me, they're going to act instantaneously if they see a threat. that's what happened here. >> reporter: the suspect, a father. neighbors calling him friendly, saying they could never imagine something like this.

>> yeah. he's very understanding of other people. we just can't imagine him doing anything that would hurt anybody. >> reporter: this was so shocking because letting pilots ride in the jump seat is a long held tradition to help them get from point a to point b, george. >> okay, gio. thanks very much. we are going to get the latest on the battle for house speaker. is congress has been at a stand still with a government shutdown looming, a little over three weeks. senior congressional correspondent rachel scott is tracking it all on capitol hill. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning. in just a few hours republicans will meet behind closed doors for the third time in three weeks to try to select a new nominee to become the next speaker of the house. the field is crowded. eight republicans, largely unknown, outside of their districts, now vying for a job that will put them second in line to the presidency. every single candidate but two voted to overturn the results of the 2020 election. one of the candidates that didn't is congressman tom emmer.

one of the top republicans in the house. he voted to certify the 2020 election results. that has been a problem for former president trump and his allies, who have launched a pressure campaign against him. the former president did speak by phone to several of the candidates, including emmer and byron donalds, who is considered a favorite among far right conservatives. every candidate has signed a pledge to support the eventual nominee. whoever that is will face significant challenges. there's a looming government shutdown right before thanksgiving, and a fierce debate over whether to provide billions of dollars in aid to ukraine and israel. michael? >> whoever it is has a lot of challenges ahead. thank you very much for that. we're going to turn to the deadly multicar pileup in louisiana. transportation officials are investigating after a so-called super fog lowered visibility so much that dozens of cars crashed on an interstate near new orleans. trevor ault is here with the story. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: super fog is a type of severe weather phenomenon that we don't often see. basically a mix of dense fog and

smoke. this didn't just cause a few drivers problems, it led to a deadly pileup of more than 150 vehicles. this morning, stunning images from a frightening scene monday on this louisiana highway. seven people dead and nearly 30 others injured after a multivehicle pileup caused by a weather phenomenon known as super fog. more than 150 cars colliding, starting fires on the road, leaving cars burned out and drivers stranded along i-55 outside new orleans. >> people were screaming for help. >> reporter: rescue teams scours the scene, searching for any remaining victims. >> our troopers and emergency first responders have been working diligently up there to not only investigate all of the crashes that are involved, but also clear the roadway. >> reporter: this was the view from behind the wheel. police say these extreme hazardous conditions were likely caused by smoke from marsh fires burning nearby mixed with

already dense fog permeating the atmosphere, making it extremely difficult to see. visibility in some spots dropping to near zero. this time lapse video showing the dramatic approach as it rolled across the region. one woman said she noticed a truck quickly approaching in her rear view mirror. >> i was able to move out of their way somehow. 90% of the cars that were surrounding me were hit. >> reporter: that collision sparking multiple fires. >> everything felt a little more chaotic. tires started popping from the fires and everything. >> reporter: last march, a similar situation played out in florida. police say super fog captured on this drone video led to three fatalities and a 15 car pileup on i 95. this pileup in louisiana was so large it shut down three highways. officials say a 24 mile stretch of i 55 is going to remain shutdown for the foreseeable future. >> thank you, trevor. now to ginger with the latest on a new super fog threat.

good morning, ginger. >> it is still happening. louisiana has had a record breaking fire season, burning nearly ten times their average acreage. so there are dozens of fires still burning. one of the big problems, exceptional drought. highest level of drought on the map, 62%. look, all the fog advisories still in. this morning anyone traveling i 12, walker, living ton, that's where we are concerned with more super fog. >> know that area oh so well. ginger, thank you. now to the world series getting set. the texas rangers, sorry michael, are moving on after beating the astros. tonight we'll find out who they will face. will's got all the action for us? i do, robin. good morning. it is just the fourth time in nearly 40 years that both league championship series have gone to seven games. the rangers are world series bound. there's another game 7 tonight. this morning the texas rangers are waking up american league champions, beating the houston astros to punch their ticket to

their first world series since 2011. >> high flyball, deep right field! a bomb in the 1st! >> reporter: the lone star state battle coming down to a game 7, but houston fans recognizing they had a problem right off the bat. the rangers coming in hot, scoring three runs in the 1st inning. >> garcia gets up on it. >> reporter: even smashing the scoreboard in left field. the rangers putting up another four runs in the 4th inning. series mvp garcia hit two home runs in the game, including this exclamation point in the 8th inning. the rangers winning their third pennant in franchise history, just two years removed from losing 102 games. >> it's unreal that i'm here, to be honest. i think, here i am going to the world series. yeah, that's special. >> sam sends one deep! >> reporter: in the national league, the arizona diamondbacks beating the phillies to force another game 7. >> that ball's hit well into left field. >> reporter: diamondbacks taking a lead in the 2nd and never

looking back. >> those early runs let us exhale a bit. >> reporter: arizona silencing the typically raucous philly crowd. >> some phillies fans are heading to the exits. >> reporter: tonight will be the first game 7 in phillies franchise history, as they look to go to their second straight world series. now the road team won every game in the alcs. in the nlcs the phillies lost at home for the first time all playoff. baseball is just really random and really great. lot of fun. >> it is. >> thank you, will. coming up britney spears memoir officially released. we'll tell what the pop super star says about her family, the conservatorship. her marriage and the free britney movement. and gio is back to tell you how you can claim some unclaimed cash. first ginger. >> there's a flash flood threat, robin, for two areas. one parts of oklahoma and texas. the other from iowa through minnesota, wisconsin and michigan. we're talking 2 to 5 inches falling really quickly. we're watching those two pockets today. your local weather in 30

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and often had to conceal throughout her turbulent life, telling her story her way. >> this would have been a labor of love and all the emotions that come with it. >> reporter: overnight britney spears in her own voice speaking words that introduce her long awaited memoir "the woman in me." >> reliving everything you are about to hear has been exciting, heart wrenching and emotional, to say the least. >> reporter: packed with personal detail, the 41-year-old pop star's book now on sale. its downloaded audio version also available. not withstanding britney's intro, the rest of the book read by oscar nominated actress michelle williams. >> i became incredibly angry. i think a lot of other women understand this. ♪ that's my prerogative ♪ >> reporter: looking back to when her marriage to kevin fedderline ended and she was denied access to her sons. britney detailing for the first time the agonizing emotional stresses that would send her spiralling as the world looked on in 2007 and 2008.

>> i am willing to admit that in the throes of severe post partum depression, abandonment by my husband, the death of my adored aunt sandra and paparazzi, i begun to think in some ways like a child. ♪ >> reporter: of the restricted conservatorship she was placed under and attempts to put her into a rehab facility. >> my father said if i didn't go, i would have to go to court and i would be embarrassed. i felt like it was a form of blackmail and i was being gas lit. i honestly felt they were trying to kill me. >> reporter: britney said it put her under her father's control. >> the conservatorship was created supposedly because i was incapable of doing anything at all. so why was it that a few weeks later they sent me on a grueling world tour? i began to think that he saw me as put on earth for no other reason than to help the cash flow. he said, i call the shots. i'm britney spears now.

>> reporter: but then and now there's only been one britney spears, revealing she started taking prozac in 2000 to deal with the impact of public scrutiny on her eager to please self. >> the national spotlight turned my natural tendency to worry into something unbearable. we were like magnets. >> reporter: she writes of justin timberlake, their romance blooming from 1999 to 2002. >> i was head over heels in love with him. so in love with him it was pathetic. >> reporter: timberlake breaking up with her by a text, she said. >> devastated. i mean, i could barely speak for months. >> reporter: when she retreated back to her family's home in louisiana, she said justin visited her there. >> he brought me a long letter he had written and framed. i still have it under my bed. at the end it said, makes me want to cry to think about it, i can't breathe without you. those are the last words in it.

>> reporter: after their breakup -- >> justin framed our time together with me as the bad guy so ever since then i felt like i'm under a sort of curse. >> reporter: neither her family or others mentioned in the book responded to abc news for comment. britney's recollections from her 13 years in the conservatorship paint a harrowing picture. she credits the free britney movement for her liberation. if you stood up for me when i couldn't stand up for myself, from the bottom of my heart, thank you. let the discourse begin, guys. >> it has. all right. thanks so much, chris. a transp correspondent,

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they don't even know about. in california alone, there are about $13 billion just waiting to be found. so we headed over to the bay area for the new california gold rush. it's the city by the bay with that gorgeous golden gate bridge. and, of course, their world renowned cable cars. all right, san francisco, let's go. show me the money! ring that bell. let's do it! we have been traveling all across the country for gma's show me the money. we are here with the california's comptroller's office. they're looking up names to see if they are owed money. if they do -- you get the idea. just outside this popular cable car turn around, we start looking for gold in the golden city. the comptroller's office says here in california that money often comes from easy to miss sources like refunds and uncashed paychecks that may have gotten lost in the mail. this man finding about 50 bucks,

money owed to him from an insurance company. it's a nice surprise because, guess what? it was his birthday. 50 bucks on your birthday. >> not too bad. >> reporter: since the san francisco municipal transportation agency was kind enough to host us, we invited some of their operators over. >> looks like we have 80 bucks. >> nice. >> reporter: there you go. that green coming from aaa likely an insurance refund. >> show me the money! >> reporter: but he wasn't alone. this worker finding about $59. some from a utility company she used 30 years ago. you know what a cable car is really good for. taking it all the way to the bank! and we could not wait to deliver some good news to this operator, made all the more sweet because he was a skeptic. wait for it. >> $985.91. $44.04.

and $487.90. >> oh. you guys are the best! you guys are great. >> reporter: you just found $1,500. >> my wife is gonna be so happy i found $1,500. >> reporter: you were saying no, do you know what? i don't need to check. >> i had no idea. this is great. >> reporter: that cash coming from long forgotten escrow accounts. >> show me the money! >> reporter: he was so excited to tell his wife, we just had to give her a call. you have $1,500. >> i already picked out my pot set. show me the money! >> reporter: this is our first show me the money over the phone. the state comptroller's office says reactions like this are what it's all about. >> one part of government service that makes you feel good. >> reporter: some people leave their hearts in san francisco. others are leaving with a whole lot of cash. now time to go to the next one. show me the money. and over the past year the

california comptroller's office gave back $360 million. when you break that down, that's $30 million bucks a month. it's just incredible. and remember. each state has its own website so make sure you check yours. if you want to check all of the state, you can. missing money.com. remember that website. remember that website. missing money.com. remember this is absolutely free. if a website is asking you to pay, well then it is not an official website. keep that in mind. there is just so much money out there. just make sure you go out there and look every single year. it is legit. this is not a scam. guys? >> all right, gio. missing money.com. you can get money back from the couch. gio, thanks so much for that. good luck to that young man and his wife who bought some new pots and pans with the $1,500. [ laughter ] coming up later, mary lou rhetton's long road to recovery. coming up next will reeve is back with a stunning upset overnight. it is our play of the day. upse

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they do not play games on paper, they play them on astroturf or grass. vikings strike first. jordan addison, td reception. there he is again. ripping the ball out of a defender's hands and scampering into the end zone. that's a 60-yard td. vikings up nine points at halftime. upset brewing. minnesota's defense was tough but it's next to impossible to stop this guy. that's christian mccafferty. 35 yard touchdown. he was questionable to play with an oblique injury. he had two on the night. he kept it close. now we move to the fourth quarter. there's less than a minute to go. the 49ers are down five. they need a touchdown. quarterback brock purdy throws it up. cameron byron brings it down, his second interception of the night. vikings win 22-17 and celebrate. how about the worm? >> yeah. >> there you go. pretty nice.

that is "monday night football" for you. we've got more next week. we're in the middle of the nfl season. >> that worm looked like whit at halloween back in the day. [ laughter ] >> i remember whit johnson doing that. got another "monday night football" game coming up next week. >> raiders/lions. >> minnesota without justin jefferson and brock purdy. he wasn't looking purdy good last night. i gotta tell you. >> that was a bad joke. early tuesday morning. give me a break. thank you so much, will. coming up our next "monday night football" super fan surprise. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. ♪ (alarm ring) let's go. everything they've tasted until now. ok. was just practice for this. oh my goodness gracious. these are the two sauces. sweet and spicy jam, and the mambo. look how that thang drizzle on there. the way it's glistening, stop. oh my. mh, mh, mh. sweet & spicy jam and mambo sauce are on the mcdonald's menu for a limited time.

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saying she went through hell, describing how she was kidnapped by hamas and taken on the back of a motor bike. she was beaten, robbed then taken to a spider of tunnels. she said they were given regular medical care, food and hygiene products. she said her captors were friendly but we have no way of knowing what the conditions or treatment is like for the other 219 hostages. she and 75-year-old noris cooper, seen in this video released by hamas, were handed over to red cross officials. as israel prepare force a likely ground invasion, the u.s. and other allies are urging delay, to allow time to get the rest of the hostages out and aid in. israel intensifying its assault on gaza, vowing to eradicate hamas after the october 7th massacre. there have been more clashes with hezbollah in lebanon to israel's north as well. there are fears this conflict could spread. for the people here, the families, the loved ones and the friends of the kidnapped, their number one priority is to get

their loved ones home. in the words of one woman i have been speaking to here, we're all broken. michael? >> you're right about that. ian, we are happy they are released and hopefully more to follow. thank you. we are going to turn to the off duty pilot accused of trying to crash a passenger plane. let's go back to our transportation correspondent gio benitez with more. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, michael. good morning again. yeah, that off duty pilot is facing a slew of charges for very serious incident that has shocked even the most seasoned aviation experts. this morning the off duty pilot accused of trying to take down a passenger plane heading to court to face more than 100 charges including 83 counts of attempted murder. 44-year-old joseph emerson allegedly trying to crash an alaska airlines flight from washington to san francisco on sunday with 84 people on board. >> we've got the guy that tried to shut the incident down.

>> reporter: emerson sitting in the cockpit situated right behind the instrument console between the captain and co-pilot. according to a federal official, he allegedly tried to pull the engine fire extinguisher handle located right here before being subdued by the flight crew. the pilots and crew able to overpower emerson, removing him from the cockpit, handcuffing him to a seat at the back of the plane. the plane eventually diverting to portland where emerson was arrested. >> after we did land and the gentle man was escorted off the flight attendant got back on the speaker and said, plain and simple, he had a mental breakdown. >> reporter: emerson was reported by heard saying, i'm not right, before the incident. he was scheduled to fly a 737 when he landed in san francisco. that off duty pilot will be in court later today. it's important to say this, it appears the crew did everything right to keep those passengers safe and that plane in the air,

robin. >> thank goodness for that crew. gio, thank you. now to the housing market and the impact of high mortgage rates on the classic rent or buy debate. elizabeth schulze is in washington, going to crunch sop numbers for us. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: this is frustrating for aspiring homeowners. by one measure, it's never been more expensive to buy a new home compared to renting one. data from a firm that tracks real estate prices shows the average monthly cost of a new lease is just under $2,200. average new payment on a new home is just above $3,300. in other words, it's about 52% more expensive to buy than to rent right now. that is the biggest difference on record. now the key reason this gap is widening is those higher mortgage rates which can add hundreds of dollars on to your home bill. if you're buying a $430,000 home with 10% down your monthly payment is about 60% more today

than it would have been three years ago simply because of those higher mortgage rates. during that same timeframe, rent prices increased 22%. that's not nearly as much, but it is still a significant bump. generally, if you're planning to live in your home for less than five years renting is the more affordable option. buying can offer more stability over the long term. of course varies depending on the state you live in. you can do the calculator at nerd wallet, bank rate. >> thank you very much. coming up, the alarming new study on anxiety and depression in young adults. what's behind the mental health crisis and why there's reason for hope. also ahead the first major development in the treatment of cervical cancer in 20 years. dr. darien sutton is here with the good news. plus the encouraging update about olympic champion mary lou rhetton's health battle. and someone is cooking upstairs. hey, lara. >> right. george, get ready, chef mika

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is all of our hearts are with you. i cannot imagine what you're going through right now. but i know you are here for a very simple reason. to save your son. >> yes. >> what do you want people to know about him? >> to know about hirsch? he is is a curious voracious reader. loves learning about people and the world. has had wonder lust since he was a little boy. loves going hiking and camping and traveling on his own. he is comfortable by himself. but he's got a lot of friends. what mother doesn't say, he's great? i love him. >> what have you heard about his condition? anything? >> we last saw him friday night october 6th.

he was last seen by anybody that we have heard from on saturday morning october 7th. he was seen with his arm blown off after being in a bunker with 28 other people, we think, most of whom were killed. the bunker came under heavy gun fire, grenades were being thrown in. at 9 a.m. hamas gun men came in, took hirsch and two other boys, pulled them out, loaded them onto a pickup truck. it left towards gaza. that's the last we know. >> did you hear anything from him while that was going on? >> yes. >> at 8:11 in the morning we had heard bomb sirens in jerusalem where we live, around 8. when we got the all clear that we could come out of our bomb shelter that we have in our home, i went to turn on my phone, which i normally don't use on the jewish sabbath, but i knew hirsch and his friend were camping out so i needed to make sure they were okay. i turned on my phone at 8:20. two what's app notes popped up.

they had come in at 8:11, two consecutive ones. one said, i love you. the other said, i'm sorry. so i immediately knew something was unfolding that was horrible. and then we subsequently found out that this huge massacre was taking place at this music festival, which ironically was called the music festival for unity and love. we also recently received a video of the actual kidnapping. >> that must have been so hard to watch. >> john has watched it many times and he can explain why he gains strength from that. i didn't want to see it, but once it was going out there, i knew i had to see it once so that i could -- that it wouldn't come to me in the wrong way. so for me, i mean, what parent wants to see their child -- critically wounded. >> you gained strength from it?

>> in a weird way, i did. no parent should ever be subjected to this sight. that being said, and i know now from witnesses who were in the same bunker, three survivors who have each shared the same story of what happened the massacre that took place there. knowing he spent an hour to an hour and a half being subjected to this massacre and he then gets up with an arm freshly blown off and walks on his own two feet, under his own strength, towards this truck and uses his weak hand, his only hand now, to pull himself onto the truck while bloodied, but looking sort of composed. it gives me a sense of, he's got a perseverance and fortitude that we hope carries him through this. >> an ever since that moment you all have been on a nonstop mission to save hirsch. >> it's 18 days ago. honestly, george, we don't know

if ten minutes after that truck pulled away if he bled out in the truck. right? we don't know. or maybe -- >> but you hope. >> but maybe he got to gaza, had hospital treatment, had the -- because we have spoke ton many surgeons who explain the surgery he would have needed is not a super complex surgery. most general surgeons can do it. and as long as he got massive antibiotic, he's healthy. he could be alive. that's what we are praying and hoping for. but, you know, there are moments every day in this new universe that we live in that you don't live in, that nobody lives in except the families that are going through this, is that many times a day you stop and say, did he die five days ago? did he die this morning? we have no -- we live in a parallel universe to other people now. and we met the israeli president

two nights ago with all these parents who are going through the same thing. it was -- we all felt this comfort of being in the room together with people who we're all in the same place. >> you are the only people who can understand. >> right, right. >> you have been working nonstop. you've been in touch with the israeli president. you've been in touch with president biden and the administration. are you satisfied with the efforts that are being made to free the hostages? >> we will be satisfied when the hostages are freed. until then it's hard to say we are satisfied. that being said, we feel tremendous support from people around the world. you started the show by saying everybody here, their hearts are with us. we feel that. we get messages all day every day from people sharing that. it helps. it carries us. and, yes, the u.s. congress and administration have been fantastic. we hear from them every day. >> proactive. >> president biden was on the call that people now know about. he stayed on the call with 12

families of hostages for 90 minutes. his aides tried to pull him off and he would not get off. he listened and he cried and he was empathetic. he's been really supportive. >> if hirsch could hear you, what do you want him to know from you? >> what i say throughout the day, the mantra throughout the day. i say, i love you, be strong, survive. i love you, be strong, survive. i say it all day. last night when we tried to go to bed here, because we've been up for 41 hours and taking a flight and then did a bunch of meetings yesterday. we both took sleeping pills. we got into bed. those sleeping pills just don't work for us. so an hour and a half later i was awake. in bed i was just saying, stay strong, survive, stay strong, survive. i actually realized as i was saying it to him, i was also saying it to me. >> of course, yeah. you are going to be at the u.n. today. what's your message to the world?

>> the message is, there are hostages from something like 40 countries. this isn't an israeli/palestinian issue. it's not an israeli/gaza issue. it isn't really an israeli/hamas issue. it's a global humanitarian issue. we want not only the leaders of countries of hostages, but leaders of the world to know we should all be screaming, screaming ultimately for their release. screaming to allow in humanitarian aid, the red cross, somebody. this is a global issue and it needs to be seen that way and it needs to stay on the agenda, not fall off the agenda. >> thank you for that message. thank you for coming in. and thank you for your strength. we're thinking of you. >> thank you. >> let's go to ginger. >> thank you, george. thank you both for being here. that was so powerful. we also, of course, are following so many other stories.

this one is something we've been seeing develop in the last couple of months. really dry conditions leaving memphis tennessee to show case their lowest on record for the mississippi river. a lot of that has to do with drought from the ohio river, missouri and then, of course, the southern part which led, in part, to a lot of the wild fires which have combined with the fog. this morning we still have fog advisories. i-12 is the area they're most concerned about. let's get a check now little closer to home. >> we all just need a moment. we had to go over there and hug their parents and thank them for their message. now we have a possible game changer in cervical cancer treatment.

11,000 cases are diagnosed annually in the u.s. now researchers say they have found the first major development in care in nearly 20 years. our medical correspondent dr. darien sutton is here. we need some good news right now. what's so encouraging about this? >> good morning, robin. this is tremendous news in the world of cervical cancer, mainly because this is a world of medicine that has had limited abilities or advancements within the past decade or two. so in this finding, they found existing therapy weres found to benefit those with specific types of cervical cancer. they looked at 500 women and followed them for 20 years. they all had a form of locally advanced cervical cancer which means it has grown beyond what would normally be surgically removed but has not extended to the rest of the body. they gave half of these women standard chemotherapy an gave the other half an additional form of chemotherapy called induction chemotherapy. they found the half they gave

that additional form of chemotherapy had an additional risk of death and progression by up to 35%. >> as with most cancers, early detection is so key. it's not a guarantee but it's so key. there's some preventible measures that can be taken. >> there are. the most important thing is the average age of diagnosis is from 34-44. screening and prevention need to start earlier, thing likes pap smears and hpv testing which ideally start at the age of 21. most important way to prevent this is via vaccination against hpv which theoretically all are going to be exposed to. getting vaccinated by this is key. >> other headlines? >> bladder cancer coming up soon in the pipeline. >> you're the best. all right. see you on gma3. >> thank you. >> michael? now to our series finding the positive in the negative. this morning an exclusive look at a startling new harvard report finding 18 to 25-year-olds suffer anxiety and

depression at twice the rate of 14 to 17-year-olds. deborah roberts is here with that. good morning. >> good morning, michael. twice the rate. wow. this is a finding that caught researchers off guard. we've been shining a light on adolescents and young teens struggling with their mental health. what we didn't realize is young adults have been struggling even more so, fixated on financial pressures and trying to fine meaning in their life as they step out into an uncertain world. >> hi. i'm audrey. >> i'm jordan. >> i'm daria and i'm 23 years old. >> reporter: they are among the brightest, daria, jerome and andre. >> working in research. >> i am going to be a senior in college but dropped out to start my own startup. >> i'm studying political science. >> reporter: but this morning they are also raising concerns about the state of their generation's mental health. >> there are things that can make us overwhelmed and stressed out. >> reporter: some researchers aren't at all surprised. a new report from harvard's making caring common project says 18 to 25-year-olds are about twice as likely as 14 to

17-year-olds to suffer from anxiety and depression. psychologist richard weisbord directed that study. young adults you figure they are coming out of college, maybe starting their first new jobs. why are they so vulnerable? >> high rates of loneliness. it's a world that seems off the rails to them. i think it's unclarity about their job prospects. i think social media turbo charges all of this. >> reporter: after talking with more than 700 young adult, the survey found more than half sa trying to figure out where you're going to live and how you're going to afford to live. >> everyone is super ambitious and that creates a little bit of a toxic environment where people feel like it's a very comparative space. >> and though the internet may connect them, these young adults

say they crave in-person interaction. >> i remember my parents telling me about bowling leagues and being able to go to the mall and then and doing things like that in real life. but now when you meet someone, you exchange instagrams. >> while the numbers may sound bleak, weissbourd says there are some positives in the data. what gives you hope for them? >> i think this is a very psychologically aware generation. they're very articulate about their feelings, and they may break the stigma about mental health that we have in this country. >> that's how people make connections, right? it's like you have anxiety. oh, my gosh, me too. >> everyone really is more used to showing their emotions on their sleeve. and i think that's like a really good step in the right direction. >> i've made your hope in our generation, even if it's so great to hear the positive. >> and another one is that once they realize that they're dealing with anxiety, if these young people step outside themselves, they say that service will make a big difference. michael volunteering , adding something to your community and you in turn get something back and it cures

loneliness. >> yeah. and tomorrow i know we're going to talk about how parents and teens with depression can help each other. so important. all right, deborah, thank you so much. coming up, we have our monday night football super fan surprise. we'll be right back. >> sextortion or the hidden epidemic? now streaming on hulu. are you ready. big box? >> i'm ready for. i'm feeling it. life changing. let's g press your luck tonight to 9:00 central on abc and stream on hulu. >> the 2023 rock and roll hall of fame induction. >> building a better bay area moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi aaron from abc seven mornings. going to check in now with jobina for a look at traffic. hi jobina. hi kumasi. >> thank you. good morning everybody. so we are going to

start here with the richmond-san rafael bridge. it's our busiest and biggest issue right now and it has been over the last couple of weeks. we do have the sig alert in place. the westbound lanes are blocked of 5 to 83 of them and no wide load vehicles are allowed here. we will, of course, keep you updated when we know from the chp, when on earth all of that will reopen at the bay bridge toll plaza. hardly a backup there. metering lights came on at 535 and we will end here with our drive times. it's great news for our super commuters only 38 minutes there. kumasi all right, thanks, jobina. >> meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast after the break. >> going to the door means you made the smart call. did you know that the average home has over 9000 types of bacteria and fungus? call the procercoid to save 35% on a deep clean of your carpets, floors, air ducts, dryer vents, countertops, tile and grout upholstery and window treatments. we'll get your services clean as new for a beautiful, healthy home. pretty smart, right? scan the qr code or call 800 vauquois today to save 35. people you trust trust court. >> what's your garage door

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at live doppler seven. >> we have issues with fog out there this morning. thick fog is in the north bay. the valleys, especially the dense fog advisory continues until 10 a.m. it's not just the north bay that's dealing with fog. we have reduced visibility in several areas. the worst fog is in petaluma, where we're down to zero miles. but you look at sfo, half moon bay, livermore, mountain view, fairfield, we're down to less than a mile visibility and you can clearly see all that fog. this is sfo. you can even see the terminal. this morning. the fog lingers until 10 a.m. after 10 a.m. it's bright and it's mild. this afternoon kumasi. >> thank you, drew. we'll have another abc7 news update about 30 minutes. you can always find the latest though on our news app and at abc7 news .com. >> announcer: welcome back to gma, live from times square. >> welcome back to gma, everybody. time to add a little pop to the today with some pop news. >> yes. how about some more good news?

all right. let's talk about mary lou rhetton. she's home. we're so happy to say the olympic gold medallist who has been hospitalized for weeks with a rare form of pneumonia. she is still in recovery mode according to her daughter who shared that her mom still has a long road to recovery, but positive baby steps in the right direction are happening. she went on to thank all of those who donated to rhetton's medical fund and the doctors and nurses who helped make this good news possible. we are so happy to hear it. very encouraging. that's a good word for today. also in the news this morning, turns out taylor swift did not have a cruel summer at all. four years and two months after its initial release on 2019's lover album, cruel summer is now the number one song on the billboard top 100 chart. this woman is amazing. it is the longest gap between the song's debut and hitting number one on a nonholiday chart in history.

it also makes taylor the first female artist in history to score ten number one hits on the billboard hot 100. swift taking to instagram with her co-writer and producer to share their excitement. >> we just want to thank you so much for making cruel summer a hot 100 number one. it's not even summer. it's fall. i'm wearing a sweater. we love you guys. >> we love you. everyone loves you. taylor is also number one at the movies. her eras concert film is holding the top spot for the second week in a row. get ready for more because all of this comes as the countdown begins for the re-release of swift's hugely popular 1989 album dropping this friday. i still remember when she was promoting that album right here on gma. we had a very good day. >> i know. living her best life. >> i love it. let's smile. here's one for you. i thought this was a perfect way to end this. we want you to meet 2-year-old german shepherd echo when a walk

might be an option. take a look. >> you, you. [ laughter ] you -- want -- to -- go -- for -- a -- walk? [ laughter ] >> oh. echo. the owner gave us that. needless to say, she gets a lot of walks. how precious is that? on that note, i'll pass it over to you. >> great job. way to bring that smile. thank you so much. coming up, we have a family of detroit lions fans who have no idea who is about to knock on their door with an amazing surprise. amazing surprise. ♪

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we're back with our monday night ticket give away. we are surprising an entire family of detroit lions super fan, showing up at their door step. they think they're going to talk to us about the team. they have no idea what's in store. we're gonna talk to them live. but first here's a look at their story. they are die hard detroit lions fans. >> we love the detroit lions! woo! >> the year i met him the lions

went 0-16. she would still watch every single game. >> to see how much they've turned it around, the culture they've built and how hard they play every week. they bring it 100%. >> their kids -- >> go lions! >> fans since birth. >> i have been watching games since i was a baby. >> toughdown, detroit lions. >> my favorite thing is when they get a touchdown. the touchdown dances they do. >> touchdown! >> go lions. joining us now the pardanani family. good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> looking good. you're all geared up. hey, raj, i know you have been a fan of the detroit lions your whole life. through the highs, through the lows. what makes this team so special that you have stuck with them? >> this team, they're building something special.

the culture, all these former players that they have as coaches. this team, all the rage. they embrace the detroit versus everybody mentality. they embody the spirit of the city. i really feel that. >> you can tell. wait. was that your door? why don't you ahead. we understand. check out -- go see who's at your door. i don't mind waiting. it's only live tv. >> oh my god. >> hey, guys! hi, guys! it's me! >> oh my god! >> come on out! >> oh my gosh! >> hugs, hug, hugs! hi, girls! >> oh my gosh. >> you know what this is, right? >> yes. >> oh my gosh. >> okay. i know there's a lot going on.

what's your favorite part of watching games with the family? >> just our love for football. they get so excited about it. they get really into it. the family tie. >> family time. >> you have a beautiful home, by the way. it's so strange because you have never been to a game together. what do you think we should do about that? >> no. rory might have an idea. the entire family is going to the game! we have all of the gear. can i see the touchdown dance? yes! oh my gosh. have the best time. >> thank you so much. >> oh my god. you are here! >> it's rory. >> this is the best day ever, honestly. >> it really is.

>> enjoy the celebration. we'll see you on the other side. >> all right. thank you, guys. raj, have a great time with the whole family. go lions. they take on the las vegas raiders on "monday night football." that's 8:15 p.m. eastern right here on abc. the pardanani family will be there. ginger? >> thank you, lara. i love that as an all time lions fan. my whole life had to struggle through it. i hope they enjoy. i love they were so excited that jess was there. i would be, too. all right. let's look. mount washington new hampshire throwing that snow ball because they had enough cold air to do it, to make some snow. we are heating up. we're talking record highs possible from mobile, alabama, all the way up to rockford, illinois. even chicago will be close to 80. we're going to stick with the early summer like we'll call them mid 70s even in new york city all the way through the start of the weekend. and dry. i know. let's get a check closer to home.

>> bam is an nba super star known for his big game and, of course, his big heart. the miami heat center forward has been giving back to the community ever since he became a pro. he is joining us live from miami just as the nba season tips off. bam, good morning to you. thank you for joining us here on gma, my friend. i got to start it off. lot of people going, bam, that can't be his real name. where did bam come from? >> bam started me and my mom. i was probably 1, 1 1/2. it started because i flipped over a coffee table. [ laughter ] >> whoa. >> we were watching the

flintstones at the same time. that's been my name ever since. >> bam bam. bam bam. >> speaking of coffee table, you should have played football like me it sounds like. you've been fantastic. you led the heat to the nba finals last year. this year lot of competition out there. lebron james with the lakers, victor with the san antonio spurs. who do you think is your biggest challenger this season? >> i'm gonna go with the defending champs. denver nuggets. >> good answer. i like that. >> smart man. smart man. you're having a good time with media day. what is up with jimmy butler? he can't control himself when it comes to media day. what do you all fellows think about that? >> he's different. he's misunderstood. he definitely does not care about anybody's opinion, as you can see. he wears his feelings on his sleeve. that's who he is.

>> what do you all have to do, bam? what do you have to do this season to get back to the finals? >> we got to remain healthy. me, tyler and jimmy will have to carry most of the load. i feel like we can get back there.entioned your mama. i know that she means a great deal to you. she led you, inspired you to start your foundation, the bbb foundation. hey, would you tell us about your mom and the foundation? >> i mean, let's start off with my mom. she's my inspiration. she's my joy. she's been through a lot in her life time. just being able to give her anything that she wants at this point, you know, she's just taking full opportunity of it. obviously, she deserves it. as for the foundation, it started because of her. 'cause she's such a giving

person. she's such a person that wants to give to people when she didn't have a lot. >> you all have done so much, you really have, with the foundation, bam. racking, your phrase racking your brain. something to do -- >> right. >> you had a big event recently. tell folks about that. >> so we basically found a court designed a court, for a homeless center. when i was growing up, you know, a lot of people know my story. or they don't. i lived in a single wide trailer in a rural area of north carolina. we used to just play in the middle of the street. we would go buy a wal-mart basketball hoop and a wal-mart basketball and go pull it into the middle of the street. me growing up, i never wanted kids to have that same experience. so one of my biggest

opportunities i got to design a court for them. that was just a special moment for me 'cause obviously they don't have to play in the street. they got their own court to play on. >> we're looking at it. that court looks good. that court looks so good. hey, bam, thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for getting up and dealing with us this morning. >> yes. >> good luck this season, too. >> yeah. >> appreciate it. i'm up often like this so it was no problem for me to get up. thank you all for having me. >> anytime, bam. now bam bam. bam bam. [ laughter ] >> going with the heat this year. let's go. >> nba season kicks off tonight and tomorrow on espn. celtics/knicks followed by mavs/spurs at 9:00 p.m. >> good stuff. >> coming up -- >> we can smell it. >> fall comfort cooking. come on back. smell it.

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>> george: we're back with our celebration of we're back with our celebration of 100 days of disney. we are making 100 wishes come true. alex perez has our fourth wish. >> everything is minnie mouse. a minnie mouse suit case, backpack. >> kaliyah is like a lot of kids her age. >> elsa. she wants to watch elsa on disney + all the time. >> reporter: a big smile and even bigger personality an a love for disney. >> she sees the cinderella castle on the screen and says, oh my gosh, disney world. >> reporter: but unlike other 4-year-old, she was born with sickle cell anemia. >> they removed her spleen, gallbladder. she keeps a poker face really well, but she will then be

hurting inside. >> reporter: part of what keeps kaliyah smiling, characters that she's gotten to love like minnie mouse and elsa and especially -- ♪ >> the doc is in! >> reporter: doc, yeah? who she calls her actual doctor. >> knows she has to get in the ambulance to go to the hospital. so the doctor will make her feel better. >> hi, kaliyah. >> reporter: make a wish and disney making her dream to meet all of her favorite characters a reality. okay. you're listening with your arm up and everything. there you go. that's your listening face. >> reporter: teaming up to send her and her family to the most magical place on earth. >> now you and your family are going to walt disney world. tell me what's one thing you want to do at disney world. >> minnie mouse and elsa.

>> reporter: alex perez, abc news, chicago. >> what a great story that was. thank you, alex. let's go to michael. >> thank you. i am here with mika leon, chef and owner of casa caliente who we first met in the miami round of our united states of tacos. now she's here with some fall cuban comfort food. that sounds so good. >> good morning, michael. >> good morning to you, mika. we want to let everybody know at home you can shop the ingredients by scanning the qr code on your screen. let's get to it. we are making empanadas and churros. why are they such a big part of cuban cuisine? >> i would say it is all latin cuisine. imagine a fried turnover pastry. have you eaten empanadas before? >> absolutely. we have green peppers and onions? >> this is soffrito which is the holy trinity, the base of all hispanic cooking. >> okay. >> soffrito. okay. got some points for that. he's my sous chef today.

once that caramelizes, we're going to throw our ground beef into the soffrito. into that soffrito, we have -- >> i'm just going to trust you. >> okay. he will be my taste tester. >> i will be the taste tester. we're going to brown this in the soffrito. >> get it nice and brown. then we're going to go over here. now you have your browned meat. we're going to be adding our wine. >> okay. what kind of wine? >> dry white wine. >> okay. nothing wrong with that. >> some salt. pepper. >> little pepper. >> then the debate. >> the debate that comes up. the debate is right here. lot of people raisins or no raisins? obviously you're a raisin. >> i like sweet and salty. >> okay. >> we're gonna get some shade for that. >> let me show you this. they are our empanadas so we can

do what we want. what's that? >> tomato sauce. we're going to add olives. little bit of the brine. you get that sweet and salty bite. >> what about sazon? >> just a bunch of dehydrated flavors. and spices. i add it to everything. >> what flavors does it add? >> garlic, onion. i add it to everything. now we need your help, michael. we're going to stuff these. you have store bought empanada wrappers. we aren't going to get too fancy. we're going to add about two tablespoons to the center. we'll close them up like my mom taught me. my mom used to make empanadas growing up and we sell them at our restaurant in miami. we are going to wet our finger. >> okay. >> wet the edges of the empanada. all right. turn it over. >> turn it over. then you -- >> wet the fork. we're going to crimp the edges. okay. that keeps them from coming out,

right? >> exactly. we've got 40 seconds left. that keeps it from spilling out. then we're gonna fry these puppies up. >> throw them in the fryer. lara is over there tasting already. >> this is garlic aoli. >> garlic aoli. we got it all here. you can scan the qr code on your screen to get recipe and shop for ingredients. mika, thank you so much. we'll be right back, everybody.

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880 before 98th avenue. you can see the speeds tracking there around 13mph. and also muni, the market street subway service is down right now, delayed in both directions due to a system software issue. so bus shuttles will take you between west portal and embarcadero. hey, drew. hey jobina. >> we're dealing with a lot of fog out there. look at all this low visibility. zero miles in livermore, novato, petaluma. that is very thick fog. this morning. elsewhere, we're having issues with reduced visibility. a dense fog advisory in the north bay until 10 a.m. here's sfo clearly seeing that fog. we'll hang on to that fog through 10 a.m. before brighter skies develop this afternoon kumasi. >> thank you, drew. now it's time for live with kelly and mark and we'll be back at 11 for midday live. hope to see you then. >> it's live with it's "live wih kelly and mark!" today, from "saturday night live" heidi gardner