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including a deadly pileup in pennsylvania. congressman george santos survives a vote to expel him from congress as he faces federal criminal charges. what santos said after. schools on strike. nearly 4,000 teachers walked off the job. this morning families now scrambling to adjust in oregon's largest school district. rav 4 recall. what to know about the very popular toyota's fire risk and what to do if you have one of the 1.8 million cars. the new evidence prosecutors are promising to present in kaitlin armstrong's trial, charged with gunning down the pro cyclist she saw as her romantic rival. >> brooke shields health scare. the actress and model reveals she suffered a seizure. tipping wars. door dashes new program to drive up tips. why it's leaving some customers and their deliveries cold. ♪ ♪ is it worth it let me work it ♪ plus get ready to work it.

this isn't gossip, folks. i'm one on one with missy elliott. come on. don't miss the hip hop legend and the moment that had me like, what? ♪ feels like the first time ♪ and for the first time in the franchise's 63-year history -- >> the texas rangers win the world series! >> after a battle of the bull pen the texas rangers overpowering the diamondbacks, end the night with a huge celebration. everything is bigger in texas. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. congratulations to the texas rangers, finally world series champs. we'll have much more on that coming up. unfortunately the diamondbacks could not flip it and reverse it, robin. we are very excited to see your missy elliott interview. from texas to pennsylvania, take a look at these numbers.

half the country waking up to record low temperatures in the 20s and 30s. ginger has more for us on that early winter blast coming up. we begin in the middle east. several hundred people including 400 americans being allowed to leave gaza via a border crossing with egypt for the first time since the war began. >> all this as israel expands its ground operations. president biden is saying he thinks a pause is needed for what he says could give more time to get the more than 200 civilian hostages taken by hamas out of gaza. our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell is on the scene for us in israel. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning again, robin. we're just outside the border with gaza. very active battle scene under way at the moment. fighter jets. we're hearing tank fire, artillery going in, smoke rising in the distance. the situation for many people on the ground continues to be very difficult and very dangerous. but as you say, news for a few people that they can finally escape gaza at last.

this morning the exodus into egypt. around 400 americans gathering at the rafah border crossing. 7,000 foreign nationals expected to be able to finally escape from gaza after weeks of war and waiting. our team filming as people desperately search for their names on an approved list posted each morning, hoping their nightmare will soon end. this morning lena from utah at the crossing. we've been following her and her family for weeks. she sent us this video just hours ago. >> we are at the palestinian side of the border. let's just hope we can make it through today. there's a lot of people here. >> reporter: overnight two american doctors were among the first to leave. ramona and barbara. >> people are frustrated. they're desperate. they get angry. there were a couple fist fights right by the door. people just trying to get through. >> reporter: this 71-year-old lives in seattle. she was volunteering with the

palestine children's relief fund making prosthetics for injured kids when she got trapped. ramona's family calling her escape a great relief. >> the bombs were falling four, five times a night she would wake up with the building shaking. pretty scary. she'll be grateful to be home, but she'll remind us all that people are never going to come home. >> reporter: doctors in gaza hoping some are allowed to leave, more aid will be allowed in, with hospitals on the brink, pleading for fuel, more medical team, even blood. the death toll in gaza rising again. more than 8,700 killed according to the gaza health ministry run by hamas. israel responding to the october 7th massacre where at least 1,400 were killed. israeli forces pushing ever deeper into gaza, releasing new video overnight they say shows their forces on the ground, claiming they've confronted several terrorist cells and killed dozens. the aerial bombing relentls.

as israel confirms it struck the same refugee camp in gaza again, after tuesday's devastating blast that killed at least 52, according to the hamas run local authorities. the idf saying it was a hamas stronghold. but hamas still fighting back, releasing this video, saying it shows a bomb being dropped on israeli soldiers in the northeast of the gaza strip. israeli soldiers fleeing. others dropping to the ground. and hamas still launching rockets. we saw israel's iron dome air defense first hand. sound of the incident overhead. you can hear the recoil. every single day, multiple times a day, not just here in central israel, but elsewhere, those rockets are coming over from gaza and israel is trying to stop them hitting cities and civilian populations.

and overnight, president biden calling for a humanitarian pause in gaza after being interrupted by a heckler at a campaign event, saying a pause would give time to get the more than 200 hostages taken by hamas out. escape for the few, but no relief for the many. more than 2 million palestinians will not be allowed to cross out into egypt, and they are confined inside gaza with where few places to go. remember the more than 240 hostages, including americans. again, no word on those negotiation, but we do understand that they're there. clearly pressure now on israel from america and other allies for this humanitarian pause. for now, there's no sign those guns are gonna fall silent. rebecca? >> ian, thank you for your reporting. we turn to a record breaking blast of cold air sweeping across the country. millions under freeze alerts this morning and ginger is tracking it all for us. good morning, ginger. glad you have your coat on. >> good morning.

rebecca, yes, we are here in our first freeze in the city, in the tri state. this is not where the records are happening. it is in the deep south. let's talk about the snow, up to 10 inches in parts of pennsylvania. on interstate 80, that pileup had the i 80 closed for about ten hours and was fatal. up to 7 inches in parts of new york. the picture from oswego. yes, there were some snow squalls. it's far into new england. it's more about the deep cold and those freeze alerts that included some of those record lows yesterday morning. kansas city, missouri, 18. macon georgia fell below the freezing mark. eventually here we will warm it up. for now, back to you, george. >> we'll go to washington where congressman george santos who faces criminal charges survived a vote last night to expel him from the house. senior congressional correspondent

rachel scott reports from capitol hill. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning. it was new york republicans that made the case that congressman george santos deserves to be kicked out of office. but with his trial still months away, some said it was premature. overnight congressman george santos surviving a rare vote to oust him from congress. >> the resolution is not adopted and a motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. >> reporter: 24 republicans joining most democrats to expel santos, but the resolution falling far short of the two-thirds majority needed to pass. santos defiant. >> i feel like due process is still alive. i feel like there's enough colleagues on both sides of the aisle here who understand that. >> reporter: the push to expel santos was put forward by his fellow new york republicans, pointing to his lies about his background, from education and work experience, to religion and family history. he even falsely claimed his mother was in the 9/11 attacks. >> the number of first responders who still to today are dying from 9/11 related

illnesses. this is not something you joke about, you lie about! it is unfit. >> reporter: santos is facing 23 federal charges, accused of engaging in multiple criminal scheme, from unemployment fraud to lying to federal officials about his campaign finances. he denies it all. >> why do you deserve to stay in office? >> because it's not up to them. it's up to the people who vote. >> reporter: prosecutors allege santos falsely donated his campaign half million dollars when he only had $8,000 in the bank and accused him of stealing the personal identities of some donors and charging their credit cards repeatedly to fund his campaign. but even lawmakers who find all that concerning warn expelling him before his trial would send a dangerous precedent. is there a situation where you would resign? >> no. >> reporter: at all? >> nope. i already told you that before, rachel. i have been telling you that for ten months. >> reporter: republicans were also keeping in mind their razor thin majority.

they did not want to lose an additional vote. even though this failed, those new york republicans could still try to bring to it the floor again. house ethics committee expected to provide an update on their investigation in the coming weeks. >> rachel, overin the senate, republican on republican battle over this hold senator tommy tuberville put on military appointees. >> reporter: this was a remarkable intense fight that played out on the senate floor. 61 military nominations brought to the floor and 61 were blocked, one by one, by one single senator, tommy tuberville. he has remained dug in for months taking issue with the pentagon's abortion policy. he was confronted on the floor by his senate republican colleagues who argued that that has nothing to do with any of this. they insist with one more raging in israel, another raging in ukraine, tuberville is handing our adversaries like putin a gift, george. >> okay, rachel. thanks. we have the latest on donald trump's civil fraud trial. donald trump jr. set to take the stand for a second day of testimony in the $250 million case brought by new york's attorney general.

senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky is at the courthouse in lower manhattan. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. for a time, donald trump jr. and his brother were in charge of the trump organization, the family real estate business. but already he has said he has no specific knowledge about the financial documents at the center of the case. this morning former president trump's eldest son, don jr., returns to the witness stand where he has tried to distance himself from financial statements that the judge has already determined fraudulently inflated his father's net worth by as much as $2 billion. trump jr. signed those documents but told the judge he didn't work on them. the accountants worked on them. that's what we pay them to do, he testified. i have an obligation to listen to those who are expert, who have an expertise of these things. it echoed what trump jr. said in a sworn deposition. >> do you have any understanding of how the statement of financial condition is compiled each year? >> i really have had almost no involvement in it. >> okay. >> reporter: like his brother,

eric trump, denied working on the statements that inflated his father's worth. >> i have done a lot to try and jog my memory and i simply can't because i don't think i have ever had any involvement, to the best of my knowledge. >> reporter: eric trump will also face questions about seven springs in westchester county with an apraised value of $30 million. new york attorney general james said trump's financial statements value the property at almost ten times that much, $291 million citing a conversation with eric trump. the judge has also ordered ivanka trump to testify here, but, george, she is now appealing that order. >> the judge is also going to have at the end of the trial the ability to impose penalties. what is this all going to mean potentially for trump, his family, the trump organization? >> reporter: the trumps could have to pay $250 million. they could lose control of the buildings that bear their name. but if any of that seemed to

bother don trump jr., it didn't show on the witness stand. he appeared at ease. at one point the judge asked him to speak slower an he simply replied, i moved to florida but kept the new york pace. george? >> aaron katersky, thanks. rebecca? we turn now to the latest strike to hit our country. teachers in portland oregon walking off the job. 45,000 students will be home again from school this morning and faith abubey join us with more. good morning, faith. >> reporter: good morning to you, rebecca. this is the first time in portland's history that educators in the state's largest school districts are on strike, forcing about 45,000 students to stay home for a second day without classroom instruction. just in the last day, nearly 4,000 teachers have walked off the job. the portland association of teachers is demanding, among other thing, better pay and smaller class sizes. district officials say they don't have the funds to meet the union's current demands. now thousands of families across the state are scrambling to adjust their day to day

schedule, worried about their kid missing more class time, especially on the heels of the covid pandemic. the school board is putting pressure on the state legislature to find a solution. the union and the district will be back at the bargaining table tomorrow. robin? >> hopefully, a solution can be found quickly. all right, faith. thank you. we're gonna turn now to the rav 4 recall. the very popular toyota vehicle poses a serious fire risk. our transportation correspondent gio benitez is here with more and what to do if you have one of those 1.8 million cars. such a popular car. >> it really is, robin. good morning. that potential fire risk is very serious. we're talking about more than 1.8 million rav 4's involved. toyota said the recall is for certain 2013 to 2018 models. it has to do with replacement 12 volt batteries. some are just too small and may not be installed tightly enough. during a forceful turn it can short circuit and start a fire. toyota is still working on a fix. once that's done dealers will

replace the part for free. if you have one of these you will receive a notice by the end of the year. you can also check at toyota.com/recall. that's at the bottom of your screen. george? we turn to the texas rangers. world series champs for the first time in franchise history. will reeve is here with all the highlights. good morning, will. >> good morning. it's fitting that the world series won away from home. they were road warriors all post season. they played 11 games on the road. they won all of them. now they're world series champs. >> the texas rangers win the world series! >> reporter: overnight the texas rangers winning their first world series in franchise history. >> and the pitch, swing and a miss! another 2-2 pitch. walker's down on strikes! >> reporter: game 4 was a pitchers duel. rangers didn't get their first hit until the 7th inning. >> texas takes the lead!

>> ground ball through! >> reporter: they finally got on the board. and then in the 9th they broke it open with the help of this error in center field. >> all the way to the track! this goes all the way to the wall and two runs score! >> reporter: then adding a two-run home run for extra insurance, and a 5-0 series clinching win. shortstop corey seger becoming the first to win mvp in the national and american league. >> it's great to be world champs. it's really incredible. to have this group behind us. it's crazy. >> reporter: on the field and in the locker room -- >> yeah! woo hoo! >> reporter: celebrations. >> yeah! >> reporter: and some world series trivia brought to you by the number 4. texas manager bruce bocce has won four world series.

pitcher nathan ivaldi is the first pitcher to win four games in the world series. it all adds up to the texas rangers winning the world series 4-1. >> thank you very much. coming up opening statements in the kaitlin armstrong murder trial, accused of killing her romantic rival. the prosecution is promising evidence we've never heard before. brooke shields on her frightening health scare and what she says caused it. how deal dash is encouraging more tips and why it's dividing the internet. first back to ginger. hey, ginge. >> yeah, rebecca. pioneer valley there in massachusetts was trying best to make this snow look nice and get you ready for the holidays. we're here in november. another cold morning for friday. although not record breaking it looks like. then the warm-up. a place like memphis, tennessee, who had their first freeze, will go up into the mid and upper 70s by the end of the weekend. we will warm it up, even here, in the low 50s. your local weather in 30

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what consumers are saying about a new tipping policy. that's all coming up. right now the latest on the kaitlin armstrong case. in opening arguments, prosecutors revealed evidence that she gunned down a professional cyclist who was a romantic rival. trevor ault has the story. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, george. authorities allege kaitlin armstrong used a fitness app to track mo wilson. to an apartment in austin. they say she murdered wilson, then fled the country, got caught, later tried to flee again. this morning kaitlin armstrong on trial for the murder of 25-year-old cyclist anna maria mo wilson shot to death in may of 2022. >> the last thing mo did on this earth was be in terror. >> reporter: in opening statements wednesday, prosecutors claiming armstrong's vehicle was spotted on surveillance near the crime scene and after authorities questioned her two days later, the former yoga instructor sold

her jeep for cash and fled to costa rica using her sister's passport. >> fly to costa rica. she had plastic surgery. she spent $6,425. to change her appearance. >> reporter: after 43 days on the run, u.s. marshals captured armstrong working at a hostel, sometimes teaching yoga with a different hair cut and color. authorities believe she viewed wilson as a romantic rival and killed her when she thought wilson was dating her ex-boyfriend. prosecutors promise to present a host of new video, ballistics and dna evidence on wilson's mike although armstrong has pleaded not guilty. >> not one witness saw kaitlin armstrong allegedly commit this murder because there isn't one. >> reporter: her attorneys argue she was never seen in person or on video at the crime scene and say the prosecution's evidence is not strong enough to convict her beyond a reasonable doubt.

they also claim she wasn't attempting to flee arrest when she took off for costa rica. >> you're going to hear she was content traveling to far off locations that intrigued her at the drop of a hat, on a moment's notice. >> reporter: just a few weeks ahead of the trial while in custody, armstrong was captured on video wearing those black and white prison pants, trying to flee from police after a doctor's appointment. authorities say she ran about a mile, trying to jump over this fence before she was captured again. cameras will no longer be allowed in court until closing arguments as testimony is now under way. but if convicted kaitlin armstrong faces 99 years without parole, so essentially a life sentence, guys. >> trevor, thank you. we turn to alex murdaugh. attorneys for the convicted murderer asked for the judge to be removed as they seek a new trial. eva pilgrim is here with that. you've been covering this since the beginning. so many twists and turns.

>> so many twists and turns, rebecca. the judge handling all the murdaugh cases was hand chosen, appointed by the south carolina supreme court chief justice himself. but now disgraced lawyer's legal team going back to the state's highest court saying they need a new judge. this morning murdaugh's team asking the south carolina supreme court to remove the judge from handling all future appeals, hearings and trials in the case, claiming he's biased. >> this has been perhaps one of the most troubling cases. >> reporter: in the filing murdaugh's lawyers say they don't think the judge did anything improper during the trial, but allege afterwards he made numerous statements in violation of the code of judicial conduct, like congratulating the jury for returning the correct verdict, statements and sentencing, evidencing personal bias and statements in public interviews after the trial. >> in my mind, no doubt he loved his family, but he committed an unforgivable, unimaginable crime

and there's no way that he will be able to sleep peacefully. >> typically, judges are not allowed to speak about any particular trial until its conclusion or if there's any impending additional trials that may be resulting from the original trial. in this particular case, judge newman was not aware that there had been a filing during some of his statements. >> reporter: they also claim he may be a witness to some of the events that sparked the request for a retrial as they accuse court clerk becky hill of tampering with the jury. hill and newman are not commenting on the allegations. in a recent conversation with the murdaugh family i asked them how is alex murdaugh going to pay for another trial? they told me he doesn't have the money. if this case goes to trial, they will be working for free. guys. >> all right, eva. thank you. you have been on this from the very beginning. every time we think it's over, there's another twist. >> still going on. >> this morning we are remembering a college basketball

legend. bob knight was an extraordinary coach winning three ncaa titles in indiana. also one of the most controversial, known for his tirades. chris connelly join us with more. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, robin. every bit a legend at indiana where he notched most of his 902 college basketball wins. a coaching career that began at army when he was just 24. he had a hard driving style and a hair trigger temper that made him a compelling sports personality. >> let's play 20 minutes of basketball our way! >> reporter: one of the most successful an controversial coaches in the history of college sports. bob knight led the indiana basketball team to three ncaa tournament championships in the 1970s and '80s. knight drove his 1976 hoosiers to an undefeated season and the ncaa title. still the last men's team to accomplish that feat. >> smart takes it!

oh! and the hoosier, with three seconds. >> reporter: in 1987 he got a last second shot from guard keith smart to win it all. and coached the 1984 u.s. olympics squad that featured michael jordan, to the gold. >> come on. >> reporter: nick named the general, his drill sergeant approach and his outbursts of anger, sometimes jeopardizing his career. in 1985, furious at an official's call, he'd fling a chair across the court. it became a meme before there was such a thing. this video appearing to show knight throttling one of his own players in 1997 eventually led to indiana's firing knight in 2000. he would take the job at texas tech one year later, coaching there for seven seasons. bob knight remembered by his many admirers and by those grateful for his guidance. among them, mike krzysewski, who played for him in the mid 1960s at army. coach k saying in a statement, we lost one of the greatest coaches in the history of basketball today adding,

clearly, he was one of a kind. overnight hoosier nation holding a moment of silence for the hall of fame coach. knight never caring much about what his critics had to say. >> when my time on earth is gone and my activities here are past, i want they bury me up side down and my critics can kiss my -- >> reporter: bob knight was 83. vintage bob knight right there. as he liked to say to reporters all of us learned to write in the 2nd grade. most of us go on to greater things. guys. [ laughter ] >> i experienced a little of that when i was a sports reporter in nashville, tennessee and vanderbilt was playing indiana. they had a practice. i didn't realize it was a closed practice. bobby knight threw me out. didn't throw a chair, but he did throw me out. >> badge of honor. >> do you know what? >> legendary coach. >> he lived on his own terms. >> absolute legend.

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their customers in the middle. >> hi. >> hello. >> reporter: the tipping war stepping into the spotlight after this video from july when a former door dash delivery man was offended by a $5 tip from the customer. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. i just want to say nice house for a $5 tip. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: tip fatigue growing as tipping prompts are popping up all over the place. >> covid caused people to be willing to tip more. but that increase in tipping kind of communicated to businesses and consumers are willing to tip more. let's start asking for it. >> reporter: door dash says while the vast majority of customers do leave a tip, offers that don't include a tip could seen as less desirable. this impacts our entire community leading to longer wait times for customers, orders sitting longer at merchant an less value for dashers.

to see what happens, i order sushi from a restaurant near my california home and opt out of leaving a tip. while i don't see the new notice, my food arrives seven minutes after the promise window. after having worked in the industry myself i had to give the driver a tip. now one thing that many of us are experiencing beyond tip fatigue is fee fatigue. i can't keep track of all the add-ones. delivery fee, extended range fee, buy local fee and which fees actually go to the drivers. door dash says service fees are separate from tips and are shown to the customer before they decide what to tip. they vary by order. maybe it's easier to just hand cash to the person who is schlepping your food. i don't know. >> just like you did in the piece at the end there. you being in the service industry, and those of us who have been there. if you know the money is going to the driver or the delivery person, you're more apt.

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dr. ashton will join us to break down the new guidance for lung cancer screening. >> important information there. top stories breaking at 8. we begin with the crisis in the middle east. some civilians including 400 americans are being allowed to leave gaza. this comes as israel is expanding its ground operations. want to go back to ian pannell. good morning, ian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning again, george. we are hearing around 400 americans gathering at the egypt border expecting to be able to finally escape after weeks of waiting. some that we've spoken to said they were contacted by the state department saying they should go to the border area and check if their names are on this list of people approved to cross. this list is being published every day. overnight two american doctors were among the first to leave, as hospitals in gaza plead for more aid to be allowed in. many are struggling to cope. with so many wounded and so few supplies left. the death toll inside gaza rising again.

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in fact the new york attorney general is calling it the largest wage theft settlement for her office. let's look at those numbers right now. uber and lyft agreeing to pay a combined $328 million for with holding money from drivers. that's $290 million from uber, $38 million from lyft. the state saying the companies wrongfully deducted certain taxes and fees from drivers as payment between 2014 and 2017. now the ag saying this. for years uber and lyft system atically cheated their drivers out of hundreds of millions in pay and benefits while they worked long hours in challenging conditions. drivers will now get back pay, along with mandatory paid sick leave. uber and lyft say they've been advocating for those changes for years. uber calling it a win for drivers. meanwhile lyft said it never violated any laws. >> a win for driver, thank you. we turn to the expanded recommendations for lung cancer screening.

our chief medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton is here with what the american cancer society is saying regarding current and former smokers. nice to see you. break it down, jen. >> good morning. this pertains to people at high risk for developing lung cancer and new from the american cancer society their updated recommendations start with an annual low dose cat scan of the chest because chest x-rays do not detect small lung tumors. they've expanded their age criteria now to include people 50-80 who smoke or formally smoke. that used to be 55-74. they're hoping to catch more people with that. these are people with what's called a 20 pack year smoke history. used to be 30. a pack year is just a way to calculate how long someone smoked. one pack a day for ten year, ten pack year, two packs a day for five years, also ten pack years. some simple math there. this pertain, rebecca, to people who are even asymptomatic.

this is not for everyone. we know 20% of lung cancer occurs in people who have never smoked but these potentially will include a lot more people who are eligible for screening. >> the bottom line, they're saying people who smoked less still need to be screened. why do we think this is happening? >> that's correct. they made these changes basically in line with other federal guidelines for screening. but the hope is that by broadening their criteria, including a lot more people. again, remember this ct scan used to be repeated every year. they're hoping to catch more earlier tumors. they estimate based on their model system, that they could reduce the number of deaths by 21% by expanding this criteria. >> game changer. >> it could be very very impactful. >> thank you, dr. ashton. george? coming up, brooke shields on her frightening health scare and what she says caused it. it is national cash back day. we are going to tell you how to enjoy savings while getting a jump start on your holiday shopping.

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electricity in the brain often caused by epilepsy. these seizures can also be triggered by very low blood sugar, infection and very low sodium levels in the body. shields recalling, i had had too much water. i flooded my system and i drowned myself. >> too much water would decrease the amount of sodium in your body which can start as confusion that can progress to seizure, coma and, if not treated, death. cdc recommends you drink no more than six cups of water every hour. >> reporter: shields says she ended up in the icu contracting bronchitis during her hospital stay. an a-list leading man was by her side in the ambulance. friend and oscar nominated actor bradley cooper. shields saying, i thought to myself, this is what death must be like. you wake up and bradley cooper is going, i'm going to go to the hospital with you, brooke, and he's holding my hand.

she was laid up in the ambulance still making jokes. shields said she was drinking a lot of water because she felt dehydrated. she was singing more than usual. this is a lesson for all of us that overhydration can be really serious an sometimes fatal. so glad shields is doing okay, george. >> we all are, stephanie. thank you very much. now to cash back day. deals now so you can get a head start on your holiday shopping. rebecca, tell us all about it. >> let's get you paid for the purchases you're making over the holidays. retail me not is doing this for the fifth year. they partner with a bunch of online retailers 1200 plus of them. when you shop through retail me not from now until november 4th, you get cash back on those purchase. these are brands including amazon, reebok, mac ccosmetics. they are things people are planning to purchase. >> what are the wish deals today? >> amazon 20% cash back on amazon devices. reebok has 30% cash back.

blooming dale's 12% cash back, cvs 20% cash back. sam sung 12% back. if you look on the site, you'll see five times as much cash back as you would on a normal day. >> there will be other ways to get cash back over the holiday season? >> there will be plenty ways. there are sites that do the same thing. you download the app. you can also use browser extensions when shopping. check out your credit card. many are offering extra point rewards for shopping on particular days. one thing i would say here, the big caveat is don't use this as incentive to spend more money than you already would. just use it as something to help you finish off that list and do it so that you benefit yourself as much as possible. >> good luck with that one. rebecca, thank you very much. now to the beatles last song. it's coming out this morning four decades after john lennon first wrote it. whit johnson was here on now and

then on how the band finally finished it. good morning, whit. >> reporter: good morning to you. sir paul mccartny described as a gem. a genuine beatles recording. a reunion more than 40 years in the making. the iconic rock band getting an assist from artificial intelligence to create what they are calling their last song. ♪ i know it's true ♪ >> reporter: this morning a brand new song from one of the greatest rock bands, the beatles. ♪ it's all because of you ♪ >> reporter: featuring vocals from the late john lennon and decades old guitar recordings from the late george harrison. ♪ now and then finally completed by surviving members paul mccartny and ringo star. >> say i had a chance to ask john, would you like us to finish this song of yours? i know the answer would have been yeah.

>> reporter: lennon originally wrote and performed the song back in 1977 but never finished it before his tragic death in 1980. >> i was talking to yoko and she said, i think i have got a tape of john. >> reporter: with the help of ai, his band mates were able to separate lennon's voice from the piano and background noise on the demo tape. >> i think we're really just the tip of the iceberg with ai. you think of the '60s and even before that. could ai be used to kind of clean up seminole recordings from blues artists and folk artists? >> reporter: the song "now and then" is being released this morning. it is now streaming on disney +. tomorrow the music video is set to premiere by academy award winning director peter jackson. it's expected to include never before seen videos and some of the earliest known footage of the beatles.

robin? >> going to be amazing! all right, whit. thanks so much. now ginger. >> yeah. thank you, robin. we all have that friend who loves winter. my friend and co-worker is max columbo. he took this video this morning in new jersey. just elated with that frost. yes, we are seeing the first freeze of the season in many places outside manhattan itself. it is the record lows that are falling this morning in places as far south as greenwood, mississippi, to 26. this is the last morning of record lows then we'll warm up. mid and upper 70s in tennessee. look at dallas, up to 80 again. let's get a check closer to home. i'm abc7 news meteorologist drew touma with your accuweather forecast. we have mild temperatures

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this is a great journal for everyone. and looking great. it has prompts. it has pictures. it has quotes in it. this is perfect for college graduate. perfect for a mom who is starting a new life. anyone who wants a new chapter in their life. >> i remember when you were working on it. you said oprah was involved in every page, every product, every quote, every bit of that book. typically when you think of a journal, you think of a whole bunch of blank pages. is fabulous. we have three different options and we also have the card cards. the daily inspiration cards 365. >> so one a day, you just pick one up in the morning to set your intention and you have a wonderful affirmation. what is yours? >> i want to read it. turn your wound is into wisdom. yeah >> that is one of oprah's quotes. and you turn it over. and there's different kinds of things to think about. so you just set your intention for the day with it. >> rarely can a gift these

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>> she's one of the most reveered and iconic acts in hip hop. ♪ as a groundbreaking hit maker, record executive and video trendsetter, missy misdemeanor elliott has always moved to her own beat. ♪ is it true i read somewhere when someone said, what do you want to be when you grow up? super star. that's what you wrote down. >> yes. and i never wavered. i never changed. i said it every time. ♪ >> for over 30 years her infectious music has captivated audiences around the world. and now the multihyper is preparing to be indicted into the most prestigious hall. how honored are you to be going into the rock and roll hall of fame? >> words cannot describe. it just hasn't clicked. when you are in the hip hop world it seems so far out of reach.

>> you're the first woman rapper. >> yes. >> that's gotta just add significance. >> yes. and it being the 50th year of hip hop. just the whole -- it's layers. no matter what people say, the hip hop world is something special and unique. >> some of the other inductees, willie nelson, cheryl crow. is it true your family once said you were related to shaka khan? >> yes. >> they made you believe that? >> yes. one of my cousins had a picture in a frame of shaka khan and the jacksons. so for years i thought they were my cousins. you know, i love shaka. cheryl crow, willie nelson. to even be at the table with them is a blessing, past a blessing.

there's got to be a word, a big word for that. >> what does rock 'n' roll mean to you? >> rock 'n' roll is the gumbo of different styles of music. i think we get this thing where rock 'n' roll you got to have a good top. that would be like saying hip hop is just rap when it consists of, we have incorporated jazz. we have incorporated blues. ♪ >> and the video vanguard winner will have someone very special in the audience who has never seen those famous moves in person. >> my mother is coming. my mother has never seen me perform before. >> what? >> no. i mean, she's seen me on tv. she has never been to a show. i had some little words i didn't ever want her to hear. she's coming for the first time. >> but for the four time grammy award winner, performing can sometimes bring anxiety, like in 2015 when she joined katy perry on stage at the super bowl.

♪ >> i didn't know how huge, how many people watched the super bowl. when i did it, i ended up in the emergency room. >> why? >> my anxiety kicked in. it was a secret. and then the day before people started being whispers like, missy is coming out on katy perry set. i started freaking out. >> whoa. >> so the wee hours of the morning before the super bowl, before i performed, i was at the emergency room. ♪ it feels good to be in a time now where you can talk about it. there's a lot of people who suffer from anxiety. >> she has also faced physical health challenges. in 2008 she was diagnosed with graves disease, an autoimmune disorder that affects the

thyroid. >> that broke my whole nervous system. i'm hyperactive. i remember monica coming to the house one day. i couldn't even hold a pencil. she wrote the lyrics out for me. i felt helpless, like it starts messing with you mentally. my eyes. you have all of those different side effects you have to deal with. life is never going to be this full of roses. these are those tests become your testimony. >> now she says she's focused on staying well and empowering the next generation of creators who have more than embraced her, especially on tik tok. ♪ >> that's always great. there's a new generation that may not know who missy is. so now you get that resurgence of all of those records. amazing records that they might

have missed out on if it wasn't for the tik tok challenges. ♪ >> in high school? come on. you're about to go to the hall of fame. what would you tell this young woman? >> first of all, i would tell her please, girl, don't you ever wear your hair like that again. >> what are you talking about? it's iconic. >> i would tell her, do you know what? there is a bright future for you and keep going. that girl knew she had something that was different. >> she still has it. something special and unique. with a resume like hers you wouldn't expect her to be so down to earth. missy is the epitome of cool. she is also someone who cares about giving back to her community. earlier this fall she gave $50,000 to families on the brink of eviction in her home town of portsmith, virginia.

missy told me that she watched her mom struggling a lot growing up and she feels blessed. a quote from her said, i believe when you get blessings, they are not for you to harbor for yourself. there will be so much more on "nightline" on her. she had so much more to say. she has her own record label. she was ahead of her time in many ways. going through the health battles that she has, and to be standing tall and wanting to give back, not only to her community, but to the music industry. >> and her mom is finally gonna see her in person. [ laughter ] >> her mother goes to church and some of the lyrics she was like -- yes, she will be front and center there tomorrow hall of fame. her mom will be there. >> love that. >> yeah. coming up got more stars. stars of the new hunger game, the ballad of song birds and snakes. look at this. they're gonna join us live. "hunger games:

welcome back to gma. as we talk about the daily records falling something we haven't talked about in a long time, we check in on naples, florida. one of the places where this morning, it's cool for them. it's 60s. but they are on track for their warmest year to date already there and likely going to have the warmest. from there back to texas lot of towns are in that position. this year alone, you're looking at a bar graph that represents all time record high temperatures 178 of them.

only nine all time record lows this year. quick look at what will happen the next six to ten days. let's get a check closer to home. >> there's natural goodness born into us all. cross that line or not. >> you know the song can't catch me now new theme song for "the hunger games." while the actors strike is still going, lions gate has permission to promote this film. thank you guys for coming in this morning. josh, what can you tell us about

the story? >> it's the origins story for the hunger games. it's a prequel film that goes into the history of the dictator. >> snow, president. you play the younger character played by donald sutherland. those are big shoes to film. >> they are very big shoes to fill. luckily, the director and i talked about giving ourselves artistic license to not copy cat donald's amazing performance. how could you? this is 65 years before. it is interesting to see the origin story to see how he became who he is and is it nature or nurture. >> this has been such an incredible phenomenon. what is it like to step in? do you feel pressure? >> of course. you feel pressure with everything you do. something that has such a dedicated fan base like the

hunger games, you don't want to disappoint anyone. we came in as fans. fans of the book. >> you must have been babies when you first saw it. >> exactly, yeah. i was like 9 or 10 when the first one came out. it was pretty intense to step in. we've been welcomed with open arms from not only francis, who directed catching fire and the mockingjay films but also the crew that came back to do these movies with us. >> tell us what the process was like on set. >> it was great. [ laughter ] the first thing i think of, it was one thing, i had never been to europe before. i have been to london, but never germany or poland. it was exploring a new place with some friends, you know, and getting to do all that. we had really good -- >> did you have time when you were filming to see the sights? >> you'd be surprised. >> oh, yeah. little bit. >> i feel like you an i were at work all the time.

some had less than we did. we definitely got to see some special things over there. >> and the crew was amazing. it was a tight knit group. it's a credit to the franchise in general. you hear stories about the first four films. they were so close. i feel like that reignited on this and we all became really tight. >> we can feel it here. let's take a look at a clip. >> run! what are you doing? run! >> that looks a little terrifying. [ laughter ] rachel, give us a sense what the train is like? >> i know there was so much choreography that went into that. it was called the blood bath. i had been away shooting another movie for six months and missed

that rehearsal process and that training process. there was a lot of patience from our a camera operator, who was my knight in shining armor, who just pushed me where i needed to go so i didn't kill anybody for real. it's an intense process. i did almost all of my own stunts. it's a very, very intense film to do your own stunts from. >> what a cast you get to work with. jason schwartzman viola davis, peter dinclidge. >> i'm still pinching myself that i even got to do that. i feel like the three of them kind of legendary actors made us feel so comfortable and led by example, i think. >> stepping well into that legendary franchise. thanks for coming in. hunger games is out november 17th. tickets are available now. coming up tory and adam glassman back with more deals and steals from oprah's favorite things. nd"

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