mean, live really good. so good. oh, that's great. >> yeah. >> so i'm here for paula. >> yes, i can't wait. >> i've never seen. i love her. really >> yes. i'm a paula stan. i did not know about you. good morning america for our viewers in the west. anti-semitic fight in russia as the war enters a new phase. chaos as hundreds storm an airport in russia swarming a plane that had just arrived from israel, shouting anti-semitic slogans as israel expands ground operations in gaza as the situation in gaza grows more dire. thousands break into a u.n. aid warehouse for desperately needed supplies. top national security official john kirby joins us live. maine shooting massacre investigation. the community coming together

after sheltering in place for 48 hours. new details on possible missed warning signs after the suspect was found dead. halloween cold snap. winter is coming, with temperatures plunging, and freeze warnings issued for at least 26 states. lone holdout. the united autoworkers escalating its strike against gm after reaching a tentative deal with chrysler owner stellantis. taking on the risks of ai. the biden administration rolls out new rules as artificial intelligence becomes a bigger part of our lives. buy now, pay later. how apple's new payment plan work, the potential downside and works, the potential downside and what you should ask yourself before using it. the biggest overhaul to the federal student loan application process in decades. why you no longer need to choose between saving for college and retirement. >> and remembering matthew

perry. an investigation under way after the beloved friends star's death at 54 years old, found unresponsive at his home. after his decades long struggle with addiction. >> i gotta help as many people as i can. >> this morning how he wanted to be remembered, as family, fans and friends look back on his life, career and talented star's ever lasting legacy, making us laugh. >> should we get some coffee? >> sure. where? [ laughter ] live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morning america. boy, that was some sad news over the weekend to hear of matthew perry. so much talent. so much struggle in his life. we're going to have a lot more on him ahead. >> i remember your conversation here in the studio. >> yeah. >> many feeling like they lost a true friend. but we do begin with the latest on israel, ramping up its ground operations in gaza and the war against hamas, beginning a new

phase of the war. concerns about the humanitarian situation grow. >> this after an anti-semitic incident erupted in russia. an angry mob stormed an airport targeting a plane that arrived from israel. in a moment, we will be joined by top white house national security spokes person john kirby. he'll speak with george. first ian pannell starts us off from israel. good morning, ian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, robin. gaza is one mile in that direction. you can probably see the smoke, the dust rising. we're hearing the regular sound of the booms, the tank, mortar fire, as israeli forces continue what they are calling this expanding ground operation. meanwhile, as you say, israel condemning the anti-semitic attack in russia. overnight, a mob descending on an airport in russia after a flight landed from israel looking for jewish passengers. crowds swarming the plane.

seen in video circulating online, some chanting anti-semitic slogans. others waving palestinian flags. the terrified passengers, including children, trapped for hours as security forces struggled to secure the airport. no one aboard the plane was hurt. in the middle east, israeli forces pushing deeper into gaza, expanding their ground war. palestinian journalists reporting israeli tanks are near gaza city. one reporter filming what appears to be an israeli tank firing towards a car as it tries to turn away. israel releasing this footage they say shows their troops inside the strip. israel isn't calling this an incursion, but sources authenticating this video circulating on line to abc news showing troops raising an israeli flag inside gaza over the weekend. israel's aerial assault on gaza also continuing overnight. palestinians seeing the most intense bombardments this weekend since the war broke out.

thousands breaking into a u.n. aid warehouse desperate for scarce food. >> this is an indication that people in gaza have reached a breaking point. >> reporter: on sunday, more than 38 trucks entering gaza, but humanitarian organization warning it's still far from enough. with little fuel to run generators at hospitals, the wounded have few places to go. the palestinian red crescent saying israeli forces alleging gaza's second largest hospital to evacuate. debris filling the air after explosions nearby. more than 8,000 palestinians now killed according to hamas run local health authorities. israel responding to the massacre of more than 1,400 by hamas and others. there are divisions here, with some demanding the first priority should be rescuing the more than 200 hostages. this is mortar fire. >> yes, into gaza. >> reporter: are you ready to cross in?

>> it's my duty. >> reporter: i spoke to a soldier. the 30-year-old is a peace activist. but after the october 7th attack, he was called up, saying he had no choice but to pick up his rifle. >> it's not easy, but right now i need to be here. our job is to get gaza rid of hamas and then maybe, maybe, we will have a chance of peace in this area. >> reporter: this conflict expanding beyond gaza. in the north, israel releasing video it says shows its forces striking in syria and lebanon, after on going cross border attacks. and overnight, dozens of people arrested in the palestinian controlled west bank. israel saying it's arrested hundreds of terrorists as the violence in this region spreads. israel is still not calling this an incursion, but its troops crossed over that border into gaza friday night. and this morning, three days later, not only are they still there, but they're getting closer to gaza city and sending

more forces in there. this is where the fighting could become particularly difficult. george? >> ian pannell, thank you very much. let's bring in john kirby, spokesman for the white house national security counsel. john, thank you for joining us again. i want to begin with that situation at the airport. what do you make of it? what have you learned about it? is putin handling it correctly? >> it's certainly worrisome to see all that hatred and potential violence against jewish passengers on an airplane. it's absolutely unacceptable. this coming on the heels, george, of mr. putin sitting down with hamas leaders in moscow. these are two entities, russia and hamas, that want to wipe neighboring countries off the map. it's very concerning. i don't know that there was any high level endorsement of that activity, but it's definitely worsened. >> it's not the only anti-semitic incident. we are seeing it all over the world, including here in the united states. how serious a threat is that? >> very serious. we're concerned about it. you're right, george. it's increasing all around the world. certainly, we've seen it

increase here in the united states. last year in 2022 was the highest level recorded since 1979 of anti-semitic events in this country. it's a deep concern. why we as an administration are working so closely with state and local authorities to make sure that we can identify any threats and disrupt them before they happen. >> let's talk about the israeli ground campaign. where does it stand? >> as your reporter just noted, they have moved into northern gaza approaching gaza city. again, we want to be careful we don't speak for their operations or what their intentions are. they are going after hamas leadership, trying to separate out the leadership and to try to go after that. >> the president urged prime minister netanyahu to increase the flow of humanitarian aid yesterday. is that happening? >> we have seen an increase over the weekend of some additional trucks getting in. but, look, it's a trickle. it's not enough. you can see by the reports of people raiding a u.n. warehouse, how desperate they're becoming and how much they need that food, water and medicine. the situation in gaza is perilous.

that's why the president spoke to prime minister netanyahu to make sure that we can continue to accelerate that flow and increase that flow of humanitarian goods. >> how about the president's effort to give pause in the fighting? >> that's something that should be very seriously considered, george. the idea that localized parts gaza strip to be able to stop the fighting long enough to get things in, but also long enough to get people out if they want to get out. that's something that should be considered. >> john kirby, thank you very much. robin? >> we're going to turn to the death of matthew perry. take a look at a memorial here in new york city. it's in front of the building that was the friends apartment building. as his family, friends and fans remember him, an investigation is under way into what happened to the beloved actor. chris connelly is in los angeles with the latest for us. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. it's a major loss still being felt throughout the entertainment community and beyond.

matthew perry, as authorities look into the circumstances of his death this past weekend, his remarkable life and years on friends are fondly being remembered. this morning an investigation is under way following the death of matthew perry, as fans mourn the actor best known for the hit tv series "friends." >> requesting two addition units respond to blue trail drive. >> reporter: emergency personnel responding to his pacific palisades home where she was discovered by a witness unresponsive in his jacuzzi. an autopsy has been completed. a subsequent toxicology report could take weeks to complete, with a ruling then forthcoming on how the 54-year-old died. police saying there were no obvious signs of trauma, nor is foul play suspected. just days ago perry posting this photo of himself in his hot tub wearing head phones. tmz reporting witnesses saw perry in good spirits saturday while playing pickleball for two

hours at a nearby club. matthew perry's family telling "people" magazine, we are heart broken by the tragic loss of our beloved son and brother. matthew brought so much joy to the world, both as an actor and a friend. ♪ what people liked when they saw matthew perry on friends was real. >> i just want to be married again. [ laughter ] >> and i just want a million dollars! >> reporter: by design, the character of chandler. there was so much of the real life matthew perry, engaging using his wit and sarcasm to entertain others and to deflect feelings. friends would run for ten seasons, its massive success boosted by perry's line reading at the top of his game timing. >> pay back! >> shut up, shut up, shut up! [ laughter ]

>> okay. i don't think it's going to pivot any more. >> you think! [ laughter ] >> reporter: from the day we first heard him, friends co-creators writing in a statement, there was no one else for us. this truly is the one where our hearts are broken. those words pointed reference to the one word titles of friends episodes where matthew perry shined so brightly. we'll have more for those facing addiction, just as he did, later in the show. >> later in the show you will be back. his journey with sobriety and others he wanted to help. his sarcasm and wit. his timing. >> perfect timing. so true. >> linsey? >> thanks, robin. we turn to the maine mass shooting investigation. police say the suspect was found dead of a self-inflicted gun shot wound. we're learning this morning there were more warnings he might be a threat. trevor ault is in lewiston, maine, with the very latest.

good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. there were potentially several red flags leading up to this shooting. over the weekend after two full days of shelter in place order, the heart broken residents were finally able to embrace each other. this morning the people of lewiston, maine, in mourning but finally reunited. ♪ holding multiple heart felt vigils over the weekend after 48 hours sheltering in place, waiting for authorities to find the suspect who killed 18 people. >> one way or another, we all know of or know one of the people that were really affected by this. >> reporter: thousands gathered with hugs, tears and a shoulder to lean on after their tight knit town was torn apart. >> just because something happens to change, it doesn't mean it cannot survive and become better. >> reporter: investigators discovered the body of robert card late friday having died of an apparent gun shot wound. we're now learning more about the warning signs and possible missed red flags that led up to

the massacre. last month a maine sheriff reportedly sent an alert to all law enforcement agencies in the state after sources say the suspect threatened an army reserve center. overnight the lewiston police chief telling abc news, it received notice. >> this just came to my knowledge today, that there was supposedly some reports made. it is concerning to me. >> reporter: in lewiston city council president and gun shopowner said in august the alleged shooter was turned away from buying a silencer for a rifle after he checked yes on his application when asked whether he'd been committed to a mental institution. >> we did what we're supposed to do and hopefully saved a lot of lives. >> reporter: and while he was denied that silencer, authorities say there's no evidence the suspect was forcibly admitted to a mental institution it wouldn't have come up on a background check or prevented him from buying weapons. george? >> trevor ault, thanks. latest now on donald trump.

he's back to a gag order in his case. it's designed to prevent him from publicly attacking witnesses, court staff, special counsel. aaron katersky has the latest. >> reporter: george, good morning. after a brief reprieve the limited gag order is back in effect after a federal judge in washington said trump attacked a witness in the election tampering case. the judge paused the gag order while trump appeals it but he instated it after he threatened mark meadows. trump suggesting on social media meadows was a weakling and coward after he testified before the grand jury in exchange for a form of immunity. overnight the former president taking to social media, calling the ruling not constitutional. the judge said first amendment rights may be curtailed to preclude statements that pose sufficiently grave threats to the integrity of judicial proceedings. it is not the only court order limiting what trump can say. his lawyers just paid $15,000 after the judge in trump's civil fraud trial here in new york fined him for disparaging his law clerk. later this week trump's three

eldest children will be called to testify. ivanka tried to get out of it but the judge ended up insisting she come to testify in person. robin? >> we did see that, aaron. thank you very much for your report. now to gm, on the clock this morning after striking autoworkers reached a tentative contract with chrysler's parent company. this follows ford's deal to end the month and a half long strike. our senior national correspondent terry moran has the latest. good morning, terry. >> reporter: robin, we've got break news for our viewers in the west. the uaw and gm reportedly reached a tentative deal. neither have commented on the matter to abc yet. this it goes down, it would bring to a close this unprecedented strike by the uaw against each of the big three u.s. auto makers. the uaw and stellantis agreeing to a deal. that deal mirrored the one

reached with ford last week. that includes a 25% pay raise over four year, cost of living adjustments to protect against inflation. more paid time off, including two weeks of paid family leave. big gains on pensions and guarantees that certain factories will not close. those are really big wins for workers. no question about it. and the uaw is saying this fight is far from over. they are hoping to use this strike, which began on september 15th, to unionize other car companies like, say, tesla. as well as encourage workers in other industries to organize and flex their power with the uaw president saying last night that he hopes this strike will, quote, be a call to action to workers to rise up, organize and fight for a better life. guys? >> we will see what happens there, terry. thank you. coming up matthew perry, in his own words, about his struggles and his hope to help others. also ahead two big fda warnings about a popular baby food, and another one about more than two dozen over the counter

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>> reporter: for so much of matthew perry's life, going back to childhood, making people laugh was what mattered, and he was very good at doing just that. >> when was 1990? [ laughter ] >> okay. you have to stop the q-tip when there's resistance. [ laughter ] >> reporter: at 24 his triumph on friends was the fulfillment of a dream. he'd go on to shine on "the west wing." >> you talk to your sponsor? >> yeah. >> you back in meetings? >> yeah. >> i had 11 years. why didn't you tell me? when i screw up, you know about it. >> when you screw up, i read about it. >> no, i tell you. you're the first one i tell. >> reporter: with the whole nine yards. >> excuse me. not to interrupt or anything, but you were going to kill me? that was the plan? >> reporter: he'd join michael j. fox as the only actors to have a number one tv series and a number one movie at the same time. but recent years and the

addictions he suffered through brought a new focus to his life as he told diane sawyer. >> for some reason, it's obviously because i was on "friends." more people will listen to me. so i have got to take advantage of that. i have got to help as many people as i can. >> reporter: he did it in part by sharing his story with the world in his memoir "friends, lovers and the big terrible phase." telling george stephanopoulos about a years long dependency on alcohol. >> i had to keep it a secret. i didn't know what was going on. i thought i was alone in this. my thinking was very weird and i thought i was alone. then i read a passage in the big book of alcoholics anonymous that said drinkers think they're trying to escape, but really what they're trying to do is get over an illness that they don't know they have. and i read that and went, oh, there's 30 million people in the family. >> reporter: before season 3, a jet ski mishap led a doctor to prescribe him vicodin.

it would later escalate into full blown addiction. >> 55 vicodin a day is where i was. >> 55? >> yeah. >> reporter: i think if i had never taken it, perry writes later, none of the next three decades would have gone the way they did. instead -- >> wait a minute. i know that hat. i was taken aboard that hat. [ laughter ] they did experiments on me. i can't have children. very hard to watch that. because in this weird way i feel so sorry for that guy. that's a guy that's out of control. i didn't know what was going on with me. i weighed 155 pounds, on my way to 128 pounds. >> reporter: he'd find himself

deep in the throes of ravaging addiction, pain and anguish, days and nights clinging to life in the hospital, multiple surgeries, countless months in rehab. 65 detoxes. >> detox is hell. there is a hell. i know it. it has tangible features. i can describe it. i would make a decision to have like five, six hours of being high and knowing that six days of that was coming. i would make that decision over and over and over again. >> reporter: and yet amid it all, he never gave up. others stood by him as well, including the cast of "friends." >> they said, what are you doing? why are you acting this way? what's going on? we know there's a problem with you. i said, i'm on medication. i'm really sorry. it won't happen again. >> reporter: in nature when a penguin is injured, the other

penguins group around it and prop it up til it's better. this is what my co-stars on friends did for me. >> addiction, the big terrible thing, is far too powerful for anyone to defeat alone, but together, one day at a time, we can beat it down. >> yeah. your disease is outside doing one armed pushups just waiting for you, waiting to get you alone. because alone you lose to the disease. and now i finally feel okay and i feel like i have got some strength. >> reporter: matthew perry set out to use that strength to bring hope to others in recovery, establishes a sober house. >> what's interesting about it is i have stood on a stage helping 100,000 people at the same time, but i get the same juice, i get the same thing from helping one person. and how far down the scale i have gone, which is all part of

this book, that's how low i can then help people. if they had gone through anything close to what i had gone through, i can help. >> reporter: eager to end the stigma of addiction and in desperate times to shine a light. >> the best thing about me, bar none, is if someone comes up to me and says, i can't stop drinking, can you help me? i can say yes and follow-up and do it. that's the best thing. [ applause ] and i have said this for a long time. when i die, i don't want "friends" to be the first thing that's mentioned. i want that to be the first thing that's mentioned. i'm going to live the rest of my life proving that. >> reporter: so be it. the man who brought joy to so many lives remembered today for the life he wanted to save. guys? >> just what he wanted, chris. just what he wanted. >> when i spoke with him last october, he would just light up when he talked about the help that he was giving other people. that's what he engaged in more than anything else.

>> he said there's something someone else going through it, they see it. that's a little nod or whatever, that recognition that you're not alone, that they know exactly what each other has been through. >> sharing his own story just to help countless people that he probably never even met. >> i know. he was just so raw. but that was the last time that he was here. he was here several other times. we're going to delve into the gma vault next hour with matthew perry. >> 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. oh my goodness. ♪ba da ba ba ba♪ this october...

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if you're planning a big purchase sometime in the future, a home, a car, it could impact your ability to get the best rates on that. >> easy to see that you could bite off more than you cw. >> rebecca, thank you so much. >> rj. >> we got lots of nicknames going. rj will be back to tell us about the change to student loans that could make it easier for families to pay for college. coming up next our play of the day. stay with us. our play of the day up hey, grab more delectables.

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before we get to the play of the day, tis the season. that's little jack. he looks like a little pumpkin. he does. hraof laugh [ laughter ] >> so cute. >> his mom holding him up. he was sleeping but we woke him up just for that. >> for his television debut. >> he made it. he made it. >> back now with our play of the day. count down to tonight's "monday night football" showdown. will reeve here with that. good morning, will. >> good morning. mom holding the baby high and tight, like you are supposed to hold a football. "monday night football," raiders and lions arriving at this monday night matchup looking for redemption after each getting blown out last week. and they are at an inflexion point in their respective seasons. the lions are the home team tonight in detroit. head coach dan campbell and quarterback jared goff breathed new life into the team. they're 5-2. they will be missing david

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good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the white house is calling this the strongest action any government has taken on artificial intelligence safety and security. today the president is signing an executive order that would require developers working on the most powerful ai models to share their safety test results with the government before releasing to the public. it also includes developing standards for ethically using ai and for labeling content. this is just the start to a path way of many dangers of ai as it rapidly advances. the technology threatens jobs by replacing human tasks, and makes it far easier to spread misinformation and steal people's data. the white house is also urging congress to do more and to pass bipartisan privacy legislation. the white house also making it clear this isn't just america's problem. the u.s. needs to work with the world to set these standards. linsey? >> thanks so much. two major warnings from the fda. one about baby food pouchs. the other about potentially

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>> back here on gma. fans are remembering matthew perry with some tributes in front of the building in new york that was the friends apartment building. the beloved actor passed suddenly over the weekend. lara has more on his life before the hit show, why he almost didn't take the role of chandler, as well as some of his memorable visits here to gma over the years. >> hard to imagine anyone else as chandler bing. matthew perry sarcastic, yet charming, self-depracating but always in on the joke. if you were watching matthew perry you had a smile on your face.

>> i'm chandler. i make jokes when i'm uncomfortable. [ laughter ] >> reporter: matthew perry's on screen performances felt larger than life, but at the same time he always made fans feel like he was a real friend. >> monica, will you marry me? >> yes. >> reporter: at 15, perry left life as a junior tennis champ in ontario, canada, behind, moving to los angeles to take up acting in the footsteps of his father john. the two starring alongside each other in a 2004 episode of "scrubs" that matthew also directed. >> you know i love you, right? >> yeah, i know you do. i love you, too, dad. >> reporter: as a young actor, he had roles on hit shows like "growing pains." >> i am so sorry this happened to you. >> don't worry, i'm gonna be okay. >> reporter: beverly hills 90210

>> just make sure to spell my name right. >> reporter: before his big break on "friends" in 1994. >> is your name chandler? >> yes. yes, it is. >> chandler bing. >> do you know me or are you really good at this game? >> reporter: it would turn out to be the role of a life time, one he almost didn't take. due to a commitment called lax 20994 about baggage handlers at the lax airport set in the future. >> enjoy los angeles! by the way, griffith park the best picnic areas. >> reporter: matthew lit up the big screen as well in comedies like "fools rush in" alongside salma hayek. >> you are everything i never knew i always wanted. >> reporter: and "17 again." >> i thought i wanted a second chance at life, but now i know i just want a second chance with you. >> reporter: he returned to comedy again in 2011 in mr. sunshine. >> what the hell's happening to me? >> you're becoming an actual

human being. >> well, i don't like it. the tough thing is, i guess the best way to have nobody think of it as "friends" is if it just fails right away. [ laughter ] >> that would do it. >> no. you know, that is sort of a tough thing because i look like the character. the tough thing is if you're doing comedy, you want the be funny. >> reporter: but in the end it's matthew's role in "friends" that leaves the greatest mark. the cast reunites on screen for a 2021 special, reminiscing about the beloved comedy. >> i don't think any of us had any idea how emotional we would be when we walked onto the set. to see it exactly the way it was. literally the cookie jar lisa took home. >> i knew it was going to be really seriously emotional experience. it has been. >> one of the many people remembering matthew, chandler's girlfriend on friends. she wrote on instagram, the joy you brought to so many in your too short life time will live on.

i feel so very blessed by every creative moment we shared, robin. >> thanks for bringing it to us. always good to open up the gma vault. we are so blessed to have people here. >> he's been a friend for many, many years. saving for college and paying for retirement are some of the biggest expenses people will ever face. rebecca jarvis back to break it down. >> this is all about the fafsa. these are the forms you fill out to determine how much financial aid you get. need based financial aid. i remember filling them out with my own family. lot of consternation here. the way it works, they take the total cost of attendance and subtract your family contribution from that. that equals the financial aid you need. until now it used to work like this. that family contribution included things like your income, but it also included

things like your pretax contributions to your 401k. it made it look like your family could afford more college. now they are not going to do that. you can contribute to your 401k. it will not make it look like your family contributions are higher and, as a result, you'll be entitled to more financial aid. >> how much are we talking about? >> it's a significant number for some families. anywhere between $5,000 to $10,000 additional for families per year. if you look at it for a family, for example, making about $100,000 a year, you could imagine that that pretax 401k contribution is $22,500. under the old fafsa parent contribution, you would have to contribute about $9,400 to the education. under the new parent contribution rule, you could be contributing $8,000. that's more than $1,500 difference that a family no longer owes because of those contributions. >> which families will benefit most?

>> the families that will benefit the most are families in that middle income range who might have been priced out based on their 401k contributions. this way, they're going to get some of that federal aid. there are also big changes taking place. people will be able to apply starting in december. usually it's october. the new application comes out in december. it's first come first served. that's really important for people to know. you want to get on it. it will be a shorter application. used to be 100 questions. now it will be less than 50. there's great financial aid calculators online. if you're trying to estimate, go financial aid.gov. >> really helpful information. now an exclusive new look at "quiz lady" stars aqua fina as a game show woman and her estranged sister on a cross country trip to help cover their mother's gambling debts. take a look. >> what are you doing?

>> pull over! >> look out! >> learn how to drive! >> oh my god. >> racist! hi. >> really does look funny. "quiz lady" stars will ferrell jason schwartzman, tony hail and premieres this friday on hulu. ginger? >> thanks, linsey. that was so much fun. speaking of fun, they really got the right environmental conditions to have a great start there on sunday. i can't wait for the season. let's look at what the temperatures did here.

you know we were 80 saturday and then the flip side thursday morning looks like this. 30s are coming at you by thursday. let's get a check now closer to home. the three two. i'm abc >> we're here with our friend henry winkler. first saw him as the fonz in "happy days." a stellar acting and directing career. he's written a new memoir "being henry." we thank you for coming back. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> you're dressed in full writer mode today. >> i thought this jacket was so

beautiful. it's brand new. >> thank you for dressing up. you look great. >> you bet. >> tell us about the book. >> the book. my son max, for years, said, dad, you should tell stories. you should put a memoir together. i said, i'm dyslexic, i can't do that. so i understood how to write the children's books with a partner. and that worked out really well. so i found a wonderful man james kaplan. and we did the same thing. i didn't realize i had to invite him to california and put him up and -- [ laughter ] -- feed him three times. the man is an eater. three meals a day. anyway, we talked for 70 hours. he molded it. i rewrote it. i added. he then, and then i, and then it's a book. >> collaboration like that. big week for you. got the book coming out tomorrow. it's your birthday today. happy birthday.

>> thank you. >> we're not the only ones who want to wish you a happy birthday. i think you might recognize this person right here. >> first of all, happy birthday. i'm sure you're having a great time there on "good morning america" as you always do. secondly, your memoir, thank you for sending me the copy. i read it. i loved it. i'm sharing it with the family. it's remarkable. and you know there was a lot that i learned about you that i didn't know and i frankly thought that was impossible. great work. thank you for sharing your story. and have a great day. love you. >> yeah. >> i love you. >> that's gotta mean a lot. >> that means a lot. 50 years of history. we had a dinner at our house. ron and his wife, i met them before they got married. he had a red headed daughter. i did a play in 2000 for neil simon. i took her out, bryce, out to lunch. she said there's a guy in my class, how am i going to get him

to pay attention? he then married her. their children. my daughter married within months of bryce. also red hair. her children at the table, 50 years of history. >> wow. >> yeah. >> there's no way you could have imagined the impact 50 years ago. >> no. >> playing that role would have on your life. >> all you can do is be in the moment and enjoy and make people laugh. the show was a comedy. in barry, i didn't know what i was doing. i had to get a flashlight because it was so dark. [ laughter ] where are you, you know? >> the fonz was such a huge character. did you ever feel trapped by him >> i never felt trapped by him. i understood that i thought i could beat the odds of type casting. and you can't. when i met my wife, she had a 4-year-old son. i was the candle on his cake

before i ever got to the door. he went, hi, fonz. i, with all of the charm of nothing, i said, my name is henry. would you like if i called you ralph? i'm now arguing with a 4-year-old not to be type cast. [ laughter ] he gave me the funds. i'll tell you something. when you look at the cover of the book, it is henry on the front and fonz on the back. and the fonz is so generous. he gave me notes. >> oh, that's nice. >> he read it and then he said, i would. i would, like, cut this whole section right out. i'm not kidding. get it out. >> i can't get enough. >> yeah, he said, what are you doing like that? and i put you on the front. what kind of hair is that? >> because chop, chop, the lovable and let's talk about

another role that you just absolutely ate up in. bury you were there since day one with bill hader. if it's not on the page, it's not on the stage that that the companies and the actors and the writers have such a hard time coming together for the writer is the beginning and the end. >> every body has something to hang their hat on. if the writing is good. and it was that good, barry was was like a like a gift from the heavens. and you only have a few seconds left. you got to bring him the cake. oh, yes. wow. i got the cake. >> i'm sure the chocolate bundt cake in your book you talk about. no, no, no, i really do. >> i personally, i love bundt cake. >> you know, he knows. we're running out of time. >> i'm very, very happy with the bundt cake. >> but i just want to say that i also have this wonderful children's book called called the detective duck that came out 14 days. you can get both of them tomorrow being henry and

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great visibility. we have light winds today and we have bright conditions throughout the morning and the afternoon later on today by 4 p.m, temperatures a bit above average for late october. 70s away from the coast, reggie thanks drew. >> another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. you can always catch us on our news app and abc7 news.com. the news continues right now with good morning america >> i'm donny.ca >> i'm danny. >> i'm john. >> i'm jordan. >> i'm joe. >> we're the new kids on the block! good morning america! >> woo hoo! >> back here on gma. throw back to one of the hottest, hottest boy bands in the world on gma. that was 1990. now new kids on the block have a new album. it's the block revisited. give it up, donny, joe, danny, jordan. always a pleasure to have you.

we don't even have an applause sign. that was real. >> we loved being here throughout the years. that was fun to look back. [ laughter ] >> you don't still got it, you never lost it. >> that's right. >> hey, that's right. did you think you'd still be making music all these years later? all these years later? >> from back then, i don't think we thought past like getting through each day with all the hysteria and craziness that we were dealing with. we love each other. we love our fan, who meant the world to us for all these years. we love doing what we do. >> it shows. >> i don't think we thought about it then, but we love doing it now. >> as you get older you really do a appreciate, right? >> yes. >> for sure. >> speaking of appreciating fans. we've been teasing it all morning. you have a special announcement to make. >> we're going on tour. [ applause ] >> we're going to recreate the magic summer tour of 1990 which that book was from.

we're going to do -- we've done a mashed up tour with other artists. it will be new kids again. new kids whole show. we're going to have paula abdul jazzy jeff as special guests. it's going to be absolutely incredible. the magic we're going to make is in the music, the moments, the memories we all shared throughout the years and making fresh new memories for all our fans. the second generation of fans, the baby block heads. the fan base has grown over so much time. to get to relive this tour and celebrate now all these years later is great. >> baby block heads? i didn't hear that. i love that. >> a whole new era. >> it is. >> you got back together 15 years ago. now you have the special anniversary album. you want to revisit what you did 15 years ago. why did you want to revisit it? >> the block album was so special for us and important. really we look back on it, it was a great record, so many

great guests. neo and lady gaga, on and on. >> yep. >> new edition. our heroes. it's great to look back. that brought us back. that album was so important. to revisit it, i can't believe it's been 15 year, even that one. yeah. it's exciting. >> every single week we celebrate you. literally every week we are doing the right stuff. we're not doing the dance, but we are definitely singing. we're not doing the dance. >> you should do the dance. time to do the dance. >> yeah! >> come on, lara. come on. ♪ ♪ oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh ♪ >> come on! we are going to do the right stuff right now. that was not the right stuff, what we just did. get over here, everybody. come on.

the new kids on the block are gonna help us with the right stuff. lori b, how fun is this? >> you were killing it out there i think. >> no pressure. >> maybe go on tour with them. i don't know. >> robin roberts, i will get you. >> we are available to do this segment all the time. >> you heard it, lara. >> maybe after the band we should be here every week. >> you're with us in spirit every week. these are product, five product, one for each guy, that are fan favorites, exclusively for our viewers. let's start. >> we're going to kick things off. big drop here. reveal the first one. >> all right. >> these are the org sheet set. do you like a crisp new sheet? >> when we talked about these earlier, joey referenced that we probably could have had new kids on the block bed sheets here today in honor of the magic summer tour. but we need nice comfy sheets.

these feel really nice. >> they are 300 thread count. >> 300. >> we said on the right stuff. we are always looking for good buys. you don't really need over 500. that's all just not necessary. >> smoke and mirrors. >> it is. what we like to say between 300 and 500. >> quality of thread not quantity. >> our viewers love them. they're giving our viewers today 40% off. >> 40% off! sold! >> next up, new deal. we're going to talk about beauty. jordan, who has beautiful skin. i will say. he has not aged a day. if you could please do the reveal. guys, this one is so exciting. it's c firm serum. bright, awesome. we know teens love it. this is serious research backed skin care, you guys.

this is the most potent formula of vitamin c out there. beloved by dermatologists, beauty editor, celebs. everybody loves this. it's incredible and will give you a firmer, brighter look. it's so potent thanks to that innovative pump they have there, that it will last for a year. you can get that glow while you're on tour. >> it would be perfect for on tour but even perfect for early morning gma tv show. >> there you go. formally $78. 30% off. they never discount it so get it while you can. >> that is the right stuff, lori. another kid, another deal. >> this is amazing. do the reveal, jonathan. it's from a female founded brand. aren't they beautiful? joey's getting involved. everybody loves these. female founded.

these are the medium size. comes in a bunch of different colors. what we love about these it comes with a shoe pouch, a lap top organizer. keeps you really organized and so many other great things. you know this brand. it is where fashion meets function. this is a great thing. they are going to be on tour. i'm telling you, this is the bag you're going to want. these are around $185 but for gma viewers, 40% off! >> whoa! >> that's how we roll. that's how we roll, joey. >> oh my goodness. >> okay, joey. ready? >> i am. >> show us the deal. >> here we go. this one is for women and men. really cool. >> unisex. >> this is from zappos. our viewers love to get their shoes from zappos. moto boots so hot. >> buckles are back. >> they are.

>> they are coming back. >> and slip on. >> love those. >> i can see you in these. i really could. >> absolutely. we're in. give em to me. >> this one's really good, guys. 50% off! >> no way! no way! stop it! >> come on! >> you got to get it right now. it starts right now. joey, thank you. >> wow. >> that might be the deal. but last but certainly not least. >> that's right. i mean, danny's in such good shape, so we had to give him this one. he's all about hydration. turn it around. everybody loves these. they've been around 100 years. danny is like, this is appropriate for me, right? >> would be perfect for the tour. presales are wednesday. on sale this friday. >> if you need to hydrate up, this will work for ten hours. hold for 18 hours.

thanks to that double walled insulation. you know and love this brand. 36 ounces. >> all the kids love this brand. >> everybody. it fits in cup holders. it's $28. 40% off. >> 40%! >> get outta town. [ laughter ] >> new kids on the block giving us the right stuff. lori, we thank you so much. you can shop all of these products on our website. the new album, the block revisited, comes out friday. presale tickets go on sale when? >> wednesday. >> wednesday! >> it's happening. it's happening. but coming up here on good morning america, jen garner has us get ready for halloween. thank you again. >> can't get rid of me today. >> one more time, boys. ♪ oh oh oh the right stuff ♪

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it is halloween eve, everybody, which means it's time to get our treats ready. gma lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto is back with some great ideas for gma favorites. good morning, lori. >> good morning, linsey. and she's a favorite of mine as well. actress jennifer garner loves to cook and bake. she showed me some irresistible recipes for the big day tomorrow. this segment is upon sored by kitchen aid. jen used the latest appliances to make quick and easy treats, perfect for halloween. halloween season is here. are you excited? >> love it. >> do you have any family traditions around halloween? >> yeah. we'll decorate, trick or treat. we'll have a good time. >> joining me in the spooktacular kitchen is the one and only jennifer garner.

the award winning actress is also a spokes person for kitchen aid. jennifer loves creating culinary treats. >> we're making one of my childhood favorite pies. >> even hosting her own pretend cooking show on social media. and she's got some new tools to help. changing the game with this kitchen aid go cordless system, which means you can basically take one battery, change it between six different appliances and use them on the go. if you want to make a smoothie after you workout. if you are like me and you travel and just want to quickly take your coffee grinder. and there's a new special appliance that's going to be everyone's favorite. it's a little vacuum. >> oh, wow. that is handy. we joined forces to make two halloween treats. first, a no-bake pumpkin cheesecake. >> let's get cooking. >> okay. we're going to take some graham crackers. we're just going to take this bad boy, stick it on. done.

>> wow. >> here we are. we have our graham crackers. add our butter and sugar in there. look, happy dance. made a mess. i have been waiting. i had confidence that i would get here. look what i can show you. my favorite toy. this is my new best friend. >> next up the cheesecake filling. start with cheese cheese. >> here we go. battery is on. you want it until it get nice and creamy. pumpkin pie spice. just a pinch of that. >> i love pumpkin everything. >> me, too. i'm going to just scrape this down. >> i love the stand there. so it doesn't tip over. add condensed milk and fold in the whipped topping. you want to preserve the fluff of it. pour the cheesecake mixture into the crust, freeze overnight and then decorate. that is gorgeous.

>> mmm. that is good stuff. >> for the second recipe, something batty. we're going to make halloween cookie bat treats. >> spooky. so spooky. >> you take these chocolate sandwich cookies. break off. then just break them in half. >> use miniature chocolate peanut butter cups for the body and melted white chocolate as the glue. >> little dot for eyeballs. take your bat wings. >> these are so cute. >> you could even decorate this. >> i like the way you think. >> well, chef, i feel like i have learned a lot today. >> thank you very much. >> happy halloween. >> happy halloween. >> thanks to our sponsor kitchen aid, and for these recipes check out gma's facebook and instagram. the go cordless kitchen system is available as of this morning, just in time for halloween. all treat, no tricks. >> one bone to pick with you. you didn't bring any here. >> next time.

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also knew i couldn't say no because it was such an important moment in history and looking back it would have been tough to have said no. >> one of the things i have puzzled over for the last several years now is why so few of your republican colleagues joined you in this, given what they knew about president trump when he was running for president, what they've learned since. >> i can't figure it out either. literally every day almost i still think about, i assumed everybody hadz a red line. you know, you can always play around the edges in politics. sometimes you have to be a little mallable on certain issues for your party. but this is a red line. this is like the definition of what you take an oath for. so for me, i still can't come to grips with why, except i have come to believe that people fear more than they fear death, they fear being kicked out of the tribe. frankly, they fear having to take a stand that may lead to being kicked out of the tribe. that's the only thing i can figure. also cost. why didn't we leave vietnam after we lost 10,000 men? because we already lost 10,000 men. if you have given so much to donald trump, to turn on him,

you have to admit everything you did was wrong. >> he seems to be strengthsening his hold over many of your former colleague misthe how who saw the election on the fourth try of a house speaker, mike johnson. it appeared at the very end that donald trump was the king maker. >> he still is. again, when he gets indicted, for instance, the base will look to him for his reaction. then they'll look to all these people running for president. what do they think about it? kind of a second tier influencers. when every one says this is a witch hunt, donald trump is a great man, how do you expect them to come to any other conclusion? it's this fear. when you lead you have to be a leader. >> in your view what does it mean for your party and, more importantly, the country? >> the country needs two healthy parties. right now i think it only has one healthy party. i think the republican party has gone off the rails. i don't really know what it believes anymore, what it stands for. they are opposing, for the most part, aid to ukraine. we used to be hawkish against

russia. obviously spending is not a big issue. the republican party i think has lost its soul and basically sold out to one man. they have got to come to grips with that. >> people may not know but book has a fairly long lead time. you probably finished this several weeks or even months ago. at the time you wrote the fever is breaking, the donald trump fever is breaking in the republican party. do you believe that? >> i think there's small signs of it. there was opposition to jim jordan, which impressed me. i thought jim jordan would come in on a wash because they would pressure him. it's a long way to go. the republican party is probably going to lose a few more elections to wake up. >> we only have about 30 seconds left. what's at stake right now and what do you hope people get out of your book? >> my book, it's my story, but tells the broader story of what's happened to the party and country. democracy is at stake. i think the election coming up, there's only one thing we should vote on. do you believe in democracy or do you not? whatever that means to you, vote that way. but it is that serious. i believe that. >> adam, thanks for coming in.

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at shoreline amphitheater july 3rd with very special guests. >> paula abdul and dj jazzy jeff get tickets this friday at 10 a.m. at live nation dot com. where are you going to be when the magic happens? >> building. a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc7 mornings jobina is looking at traffic. thank you, reggie. >> good morning everybody. so we are now entering week four of this closure of the sigalert in effect at the richmond-san rafael bridge which has caused consistent backup for people starting around 6 a.m. we have three westbound lanes blocked, no wide load vehicles allowed there, but an empty look at the bay bridge toll plaza. hey, drew. hey it's bright out there, lots of sunshine, but we still have some chilly numbers in the 30s, but a big range. >> look at half moon bay, 61 degrees. so a wide range of starting temperatures. but we are all seeing sunshine out there. here's a live look from our sutro tower camera. just a light wind out there. we have

bright conditions throughout the day. it is a mild day. temperatures going into the 70s away from the coast. so these numbers you see on your screen for your monday, there are a couple of degrees above average for this time of the year reggie. >> thanks, drew. time now for live with kelly and mark. we're back on the air at 11 for midday live until then, hope you have a great morning. it's live with kelly and mark today, from "the real housewives of potomac," gizelle bryant! plus, we wrap up our countdown to halloween with the crafty lumberjacks and it diy to core ideas. also, a performance from recording artist paul russell. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and