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helicopter crash that killed five u.s. service members. hospitals in the cross hairs, as israel officials accuse hamas of running a complex under the facility. hamas denies it. with civilians facing dire conditions, caught in between. freeway inferno. a state of emergency in los angeles with one of the busiest highways in the country shut down, as monday rush hour gets under way. shut down showdown. house speaker johnson pitches a deal ahead of friday's deadline, but does he have the votes? the son of a once prominent hollywood agent arrested on suspicion of murder, as police search for his missing wife and in-laws. rsv on the rise. cases overwhelming some hospitals, as emergency rooms brace not only for a surge in young patients but for a triple demic. >> emergency mandate. how a small aircraft collided with a car. the faa investigation under way.

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american strikes on facilities in syria that u.s. officials say are used by militants linked to iran. chief global affairs anchor martha raddatz is here with with the latest. >> reporter: these iranian backed militants do not seem to be getting the message. this is the third time the u.s. has hit targets in retaliation for attacks on u.s. forces. but this strike went further than the first two. the u.s. fighter jets hitting not only a weapons storage facility, just as they did in the last strike in syria. but this time a safe house. the pentagon says it served as a headquarters for the proxy group, adding there were militia members inside when the missiles hit the facility. this is all part of the u.s. response to the dozens of attacks against american forces in iraq and syria. while the injuries have been minor, the pentagon says make no mistake. the iranian backed forces are trying to kill americans. george? >> martha, what more do we know about that accident that killed five u.s. service members over the weekend? >> reporter: george, the helicopter went down near

cyprus in the eastern mediterranean. these five soldiers were with the army special operations aviation unit. their helicopter was attempting to refuel with an aerial tanker midair in the middle of the night. midair refueling is difficult under the best of circumstances. in the dark, wearing night goggles is even more challenging. this unit was from fort campbell. they were in the mediterranean in case they were needed to evacuate americans from the very volatile middle east region. george? >> martha raddatz, thank you. robin? >> we have more from that region. we have the latest on the israel/hamas war. fighting is raging around gaza's latest hospital, which israel says is being used as a shield for hamas complex. hospital officials say the fighting is putting patients in serious risk. tom soufi-burridge is in israel with the latest. good morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning, robin. that israeli military operation in gaza is now focusing on gaza's main hospital.

doctors there telling abc news they've had to allow some patients, including babies, to die. meanwhile, israel claiming hamas has a command center underneath that hospital. something doctors at that facility deny. this morning israeli forces pushed deeper into gaza city. the israeli military releasing these images from tank mounted cameras. almost no building intact. with israel claiming hamas uses them as command hubs, gaza's main hospital now in the cross hairs. israeli troops in street battles nearby. palestinian red crescent saying one hospital no longer operational. in recent day, doctors performing surgeries with flashlights there. at gaza's largest hospital, heart break. the head of plastic surgery talking to matt gutman, sending us these images, saying because they have no electricity, they've had to remove 39 premature babies from their

incubators, instead lining them up on a gurney in a heated room. >> everybody knows they won't survive that much with this kind of situation. we've had to figure it out. we have to leave them to die slowly because we can't supply them with the care they need. >> reporter: the doctors saying three of those babies passed away overnight. the israeli military now saying it's ready to help transport the infants to safety. the u.s. now growing increasingly concerned about the toll on civilians. >> we do not want to see a fire fight in a hospital where innocent people, helpless people, people seeking medical care, are caught in the cross fire. >> reporter: israel is keeping those humanitarian corridors in gaza city open. scores of thousands fleeing southward. over the weekend, this mother dragging her toddlers in car seats behind her for more than five hours as she headed south. and with their lives still hanging in the balance, 239 hostages still held in gaza.

president biden speaking with qatar's leader about the efforts to free them sunday. nine americans among those missing. over the weekend, tens of thousands of israelis protesting, demanding more is done to free the hostages, including 3-year-old abigail, who was orphaned when her parents were killed by hamas on october 7th. many children are the most innocent victims on both sides of this war. the idf this morning announcing another humanitarian pause today so more civilians in gaza can hopefully move south, as negotiations to free the hostages continue. linsey? >> such heart breaking scenes there, tom. thank you. now to part of one of the busiest highways in the country shut down this morning. there's a fear of a massive fire in a storage yard under the i-10 freeway in downtown los angeles may have been damaged. mola lenghi is on the scene for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, linsey.

the i-10 here in l.a. which you can see from the kabc chopper overhead is one of the busiest freeways in the country. it is a dreaded rush hour commute. one that, because of this fire, will only get worse. this morning a travel nightmare gearing up on one of the nation's busiest freeways. >> the traffic is going to be horrendous. >> reporter: the i-10 freeway in downtown los angeles, now shut down in both directions after a massive fire consumed part of the freeway and severely damaged the overpass. that fire happening just after midnight saturday. huge flames lighting up the sky, engulfing the i-10 bridge from below. hundreds of fire personnel racing to the scene. >> structure fire. reports that the yard was fully involved. >> reporter: authorities say the inferno erupted at a storage yard housing flammable palets, trailers and cars. wind pushed the heat and flames under the freeway and across the street.

the flames burning through the equivalent of six football fields. governor newsom declaring a state of emergency. >> 300,000 plus vehicles go through this corridor every single day. it's of significant consequence. >> reporter: cal trans posted this video from underneath that bridge, showing shattered concrete and twisted beams. >> this is not going to be an easy traffic for structural engineers at cal trans. >> reporter: they are assessing the extent of the damage whether it was cosmetic or structural. once that is determined they will begin repairs and we'll have a better idea how long these closures will last, george. >> mola, thank you. now to washington and the scramble to alert a government shutdown. house speaker mike johnson is pitching a complicated deal to keep parts of the government open as the clock ticks down to a friday deadline.

senior congressional correspondent rachel scott has the latest. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning. four days left until a government shutdown, and the new speaker of the house, mike johnson, is facing his first major task. he is pitching lawmakers on a two step plan that would keeper certain parts of the government like housing, transportation and the military funded through january 17th. and another through february 2nd. left out of the plan any additional funding for israel and ukraine. already a handful of conservatives in the house say they will not back this plan which means it could rely on democratic votes to clear the house. the white house is blasting this, too, calling it unserious and a recipe for more chaos and shutdowns in the future. of course, the stakes are high. that deadline is right before the thanksgiving holiday. millions could go unpaid including tsa agents, setting up a major disaster and chaos ahead of a very busy holiday travel season, george. >> one fewer republican candidate for president. >> reporter: the field is already shrinking.

this did come as a surprise to senator tim's scotts donors to get out of the race. it was unclear if he would even make the next debate stage. he is the second to drop out former mike pence. donald trump still holding a big 40-point lead on the rest of the pack, george. >> thanks. robin? now to president biden on the world stage preparing to meet china's leader at a high stakes summit in san francisco. our chief white house correspondent mary bruce has more. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is the first meeting between president biden and president xi in a year. only their second face to face sit down since biden took office. it comes at an incredibly tense period. top of the u.s. agenda will be managing the increasing economic competition between the two countries. and re-establishing lines of communication to prevent any misunderstanding that could lead to future conflicts. president biden, we are told, is determined to re-establish those military to military communications.

top of mind is also the war in the middle east. president biden will urge president xi to use an influence over iran to make clear that tehran and its proxies should not try to take advantage and widen this war. and looking ahead, biden will also warn xi to not interfere in the upcoming election in taiwan and with the u.s. presidential election a year away, he will make it clear chinese interference in the vote will not be tolerated. >> thanks. breaking news from overseas. former uk prime minister david cameron has been appointed foreign secretary. james longman has the details on his surprise return. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is a huge surprise for britain. former prime minister david cameron is now foreign secretary. current leader is hoping that cameron's six years as prime minister will give him the experience he needs to face challenges on the world stage like the war in ukraine and the crisis in the middle east. cameron said at this time of profound global change, it has rarely been more important for

this country to stand by our allies and make sure our voice is heard. this is the latest chapter in the on going crises that have engulfed the conservative party. they've had four separate leaders in the time since cameron left office in 2016. each of them has been trying to unite the divided conservative party. cameron is only coming back because sumak was forced to fire his own secretary and she is likely preparing her own leadership bid. all of this ahead of elections next year. they are hoping cameron can change that. linsey? >> james, thank you. now to rsv. the virus is on the rise in parts of the country. some hospitals are overwhelmed. there's a shortage of the rsv vaccine persisting. eva pilgrim is here now with what parents need to know. good morning, eva. >> good morning, linsey. right now we are seeing rising rsv numbers in the southern states. health officials say it's just a matter of time before it makes its way north. this morning a warning to parents of small children.

rsv cases are on the rise, and now overwhelming hospitals in some states. in texas, health officials now sounding the alarm. >> patient checking in about every three minutes. >> reporter: in fort worth texas officials at cook children's health care system says they treat 240 cases over the last week alone. >> it was an emotional roller coaster. i didn't know if my baby was going to be okay. >> reporter: parents of 10-month-old conner cotton say he was diagnosed with pneumonia and multiple viruses including rsv after he had trouble breathing after a surgery. he's still on a breathing machine. his mother says the icu where he's being treated is full. >> when we arrived at the texas children's emergency room, it was overflowing. >> reporter: rsv is a respiratory virus that, for most, only produces mild cold-like symptoms. but for young children and older adults, the virus can be deadly.

a new shot to protect baby against rsv was approved earlier this year, but supply has been limited. because of the shortage last month the cdc advising hospitals and clinics to only give the shot to the most vulnerable. and now pediatric emergency rooms are bracing for what could be another triple demic season. rsv, flu and covid. >> unfortunately, all pediatric hospitals are bracing for impacts. we are still very early on in the winter season. >> reporter: now, as far as when these much needed shots for rsv could be available, a federal health official telling abc news they are trying to get more shots out there and anticipate tens of thousands of doses as early as this week. robin? >> that is needed, eva. thank you. now the police officer rescued by a good samaritan. the man dragging the houston officer to safety after he was hit in the leg during a shootout with a car jacking suspect. this morning we are hearing from that hero. rhiannon ally has that story for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.

this story is incredible. the good samaritan said he's been on the other side of the law numerous times, even spending time in jail himself. but he jumped into action and he likely saved that officer's life. this morning a houston man being hailed a hero. >> drop it! >> reporter: risking his own life to pull an injured police officer to safety during a gun battle. houston police say they were pursuing a stolen car when the suspect crashed into several vehicles, got out and began shooting at the officers. john lawley was nearby when gun fire erupted right in front of him. one of those officers was shot and lawley sprang into action. >> come on! you're okay, bro. you're okay. >> reporter: dragging the officer by the vest to safety behind his truck. >> just kind of ran over there. i grabbed that guy with the other police officer and me and him together, we grabbed him by his vest and dragged him behind the truck. i kind of tucked him underneath

the truck so he wouldn't get shot again. >> reporter: lawley then staying with the officer, squeezing his hand and offering words of comfort as paramedics arrived. >> it's just your leg, you hear me? squeeze my hand as tight as you have to. >> reporter: john lawley has had previous run-ins with the law. still houston police chief saying he may have saved the life of that young officer. >> people make mistakes, but a truly reformed individual is a person that we can use. he stepped up. other citizens stepped up. i don't want that to get lost. >> i believe that we're all here for a reason. i also believe that if you see somebody in dire need, it's our job to help each other out. >> reporter: that suspect was shot and later died. as for why lawley was shooting video of everything, he says he started recording in traffic because he wanted to show his boss why he was late for work. guys, i'd say he has a pretty good reason. >> yeah, that make sense. that might have been a question, too. why is he videotaping?

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intensifies for his wife and in-laws. this morning new developments in a murder misystery rocking los angeles involving a former prominent hollywood agent's son. the los angeles police department investigating surveillance footage of what appears to be a man dumping a large heavy item into a dumpster where parts of a body were later found. >> possible body in a trash can. >> reporter: the video evidence and vehicle information leading police to the home of samuel haskell iv who is arrested and booked on suspicion of murder. law enforcement officials say they're currently looking for his wife may lee and her parents who live with them and their three young children. while it's unclear how long haskell's wife and parents have been missing, police responded to a call to the family home last tuesday after reports of possible human remains in a plastic bag. >> when the officers responded

nothing was located. there was no evidence that allowed the officers to make entry into the home. the bags that were described were no longer outside. >> reporter: the following morning police responding to another call about human remains in a black trash bag. this time found in a dumpster five miles from the home. police there finding a female torso inside. >> it appears that there's definitely a connection with mr. haskell. >> reporter: authorities then searching haskell's home. >> once the officers made entry, what we discovered was evidence of a crime including some blood evidence and other items. >> reporter: haskell taken into custody while shopping at a nearby mall. the 35-year-old is the son of samuel haskell iii once prominent agent to stars like george clooney. ray romano. he served as head of miss america after resigning due to a scandal. so right now authorities are trying to identify the remains

that were found. authorities also say the couple's three children were located and they are unharmed and haskell is set to appear in court later today. guys? >> good to know the three children are unharmed. thank you. new fallout from the university of michigan sign stealing scandal. the undefeated team had its biggest game of the season over the weekend without jim harbaugh, who was on the sidelines. will reeve is here with more on this. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this was a huge game between michigan and penn state. michigan needed to win to keep their unbeaten season and championship hopes alive. they would have to do without their head coach as he and his program are at the center of a scandal dominating college football. university of michigan wolverines remain undefeated, dominating penn state on saturday. absent was jim harbaugh, serving a suspension for the remaining three games of the regular season.

the punishment handed down by the big ten conference, which accuses michigan of, quote, conducting an impermissible, in person scouting operation over multiple years resulting in an unfair competitive advantage that compromised the integrity of competition. a university of michigan spokes person telling abc news the big ten has not acted fairly. the commissioner said the ncaa provided the big ten with significant evidence including a master spread sheet, document, photos, videos and interviews which detail alleged signal stealing from opposing teams. but in rules against michigan, the commissioner pointed out this is not a sanction of coach harbaugh. it is a sanction against the university. saying the league has received no evidence that harbaugh knew about any wrongdoing. while he can't attend games, harbaugh can otherwise run the team. his players standing behind him. >> we know we wanted to go out there and just fight for michigan. fight for each other. and fight for coach harbaugh. >> reporter: the interim head coach getting emotional post

game. >> i want to thank the lord and coach harbaugh. we love you, man. we love you, man. we did it for you. >> harbaugh has maintained his innocence and the university is trying to get a court order to overturn his suspension before this saturday's game. they play maryland. then the week after is a marquis showdown with ohio state. that could have huge implications, so they're gonna want harbaugh back. we'll see what happens. >> lot of emotions. >> that interim head coach really feeling it. all right, will. thank you. now to new york's mayor coming under scrutiny as the fbi investigates potential foreign donations to his campaign. our senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky has the latest on that story. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. the mayor has denied wrongdoing. he has not been accused any any wrongdoing and has pledged to cooperate with investigation. it was a week ago the fbi seized the mayor's phones and ipad and we're now told that

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you can see there are no trees here. >> reporter: on new york's long island, shamrock christmas tree farm owner joe shipman says a major shipment of the most popular frasier christmas trees was cancelled due to the shortage. and now for the first time in 30 years they'll have to take this holiday season off. >> we didn't want to open just partial and have people come in and be disappointed. we thought the right decision was to close the farm this year, let the field get a little bigger, give us time to source some trees for next year. >> reporter: but experts say there should still be plenty of options for you and your family. >> there's nothing more frustrating to a farm or retail location when they don't have the inventory that they want or need for a season. however, it really is not the story nationwide. we have really a good supply of trees. >> reporter: and to drive home that point here in warwick, new york. they say they got 20,000 trees across the property. they're fully stocked and ready to go.

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>> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> we are very excited to have ariana here later this morning. there's a lot of buzz around wish. we'll be celebrating all week long. >> we sure will be. also ahead, the connection between adding that extra salt to your meal and your blood pressure. dr. ashton breaks it all down for us. >> we're going to start with top stories breaking at 8. including u.s. strikes in syria that officials say are used by militants linked to iran. we're going to go back to martha raddatz for that. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning again, george. this is the third time the u.s. has hit targets in retaliation for attacks on u.s. forces in recent weeks. but this strike did go further than the first two. u.s. fighter jets hitting not only a weapons storage facility just like those hit in the last strikes in syria, but this time sending missiles into a safe house the pentagon says served as a headquarters for the iranian backed proxy group which means they were believed to be

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family, her father said it is a day of remembrance but not one that they ever look forward to. the university of idaho is holding a vigil in the students honor and they ask members of the community to leave their porch lights on. the man who stands accused, bryan kohberger, has pleaded not guilty. they have no trial date. dna remains the lynch pin for prosecutors, who are expected to hand over additional dna materials by december 1st as the judge decides if kohberger's defense will be granted all of the discovery they've been asking for. also that house was recently remeasured by the fbi and the university intends on demolishing it, but not this semester. robin, all of the families have created foundations in their child's names to help the next generation, but also to preserve their legacy as well. robin? >> those families are absolutely incredible. so resilient. kayna, thank you. we're going to turn to two important studies as cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death world

wide. our chief medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton is gonna join us now. we're gonna get to the salt study in just a moment. that is something. but let's get to the first one. cardiovascular disease. what's the study showing? >> two big medical headlines we're following. the first one using semaglutide in a study funded by the drug maker. we've known for sometime that reduces the risk of cardiovascular events in people with diabetes. take a look at what this study did. they studied people without diabetes who were known to have a diagnosis of cardiovascular disease and who were already also diagnosed with overweight or obesity and found an associated 20% reduced risk of fatal heart attacks, nonfatal heart attack and nonfatal stroke. those are significant findings. >> is this just about weight loss or are there other series involved? >> there are other series. that's what's really interesting about this drug. the more it's studied, the more we're finding possible other theories. data has shown in lab animals

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but now to our gma cover story. keke palmer got a temporary are straining order against her ex-boyfriend, darius jackson and requested full custody of their infant son. palmer alleges in her court filing that he has been physically and emotionally abusive. eva pilgrim is back with details. good morning again, eva. >> reporter: good morning, robin. keke palmer said the most recent alleged incident happened unexpectedly in her home. the two do not live together. she was on the phone with her mother when she says jackson demanded to see his son, who was not home. keke palmer filing for temporary full custody of her 8-month-old son with her ex-boyfriend, citing multiple alleged domestic violence incidents. the courts also granting the 30-year-old a temporary restraining order against him. >> her being a black woman. she's taking measures to protect herself and her son. what would she lie for? >> reporter: palmer details two separate incidents of alleged abuse by darius jackson, the most recent november 5th, caught

on her home security cameras. she says darius trespassed into my home uninvited, without my knowledge or consent and physically attacked me. knocked me over my couch and pinned me down and stole my phone after i threatened to call police. palmer claims jackson has been violent with her multiple times during their relationship, including in february 2022, also caught on her home security. she says darius choked me and body slammed me on to the stairs of my home after becoming violently jealous and irrationally angry over a bikini picture. jackson and representatives have not responded to a request by abc news. the 30-year-old actress began dating jackson in 2021. the two splitting this past october. >> this clearly has been a situation on going. shout out to keke for finely making the decision to move on from a toxic situation that just isn't good for her or their son that they have together.

>> reporter: just days after the november 5th incident alleged by palmer, jackson posting this photo with their son leo on x writing, i love you, son. see you soon. palmer requesting full custody of their son detailing a september 2023 incident writing, darius started getting rough and i stepped in to make sure darius would not hurt him. darius was angry. it almost became a tug of war with leo. leo was not harmed. as i was holding leo, trying to comfort him and finish changing his diaper, darius hit me in the head before storming out of the room. for now jackson does not have visitation with his son. palmer and jackson are scheduled to be in court december 5th. george? >> okay, eva. thank you very much. now to celebrating diwali. 1 billion people around the world take part in the annual festivals of life. it's one of the most important holidays in the hindu religion.

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here in l.a. on melrose avenue this diwali fair taking place for the second year. >> we just have our own way of doing our celebrating. there's no better way to celebrate the festival of life. >> reporter: this alley full of diwali classics, food, food and, of course, the fashion. this is one of my favorite parts of diwali. just seeing what everyone is wearing. people go colorful, they go big and bold. >> reporter: many south asian americans remember that wasn't always like this. in new york city, a foundation put on their first diwali in 2013. >> we weren't sure anyone was going to show up and we sold out. it was really clear to us that so many people are looking for a way to connect with their culture and their community. >> reporter: now events celebrating its tenth anniversary. hundreds gathering for the holidays and the mission of the decide foundation, supporting women and children in rural india.

and history is made at walt disney world. over 400 dancers across the country, many of them children, coming together for diwali fan fest. >> i'm really excited. this was a great opportunity. >> i love it here. to see all new people. >> reporter: a younger generation, showcasing their talent at the three-day event celebrating the magic of their culture and diwali. >> happy diwali! >> reporter: happy diwali. so many of us still celebrate diwali at home with our family. that's what i did last weekend. there is a lot of food involved. there's also a lot of rituals and prayers and singing that take place. we also want to bring a little intimate diwali in the studio. folks here at the temple in chino hills sent you over some sweets. hope you enjoy. happy diwali. >> thank you. >> thank you. let's go to ginger. >> thank you very much. so let's look at that beautiful sunshine that really was supreme over the weekend because of that

off shore flow. the fire danger was high in southern california. that was la jolla there. we're about to change this. the whole pattern is shifting so there will be some rain especially the heavy stuff stays off shore. looks like it makes it in to northern california. maybe a little bit, right? we're just starting the wetter season in southern california so it would be great to even get a half inch. let's get a check closer to home. abc seven news meteorologist drew toon with your accuweather forecast. it's a >> our wish is coming true this morning because we're here with

ariana debose star of "wish." so good to see you again. thanks for being back. >> of course. i love gma. >> before we get into "wish" which we're excited about, want to show some pictures of you singing in front of sleeping beauty's castle. singing songs from the movie this weekend. how was that? >> terrifying and wonderful. [ laughter ] no, i mean, to be perfectly frank, i don't know that i had ever been the disneyland before. it was one of my first moments in the park. it was the first time i sang any of the new songs publicly. to do it in that way was actually really special. there's nothing better than that gorgeous castle. i mean, come on. very magical. and the holiday lights are up. it's so beautiful. for everyone at home, if you can get there, check it out. >> very good. very well done. wonderful to see you.

i was going to call in sick but because of you i came in. i'm not contagious. i'm not contagious. [ laughter ] i could not be more sincere. i wish it was just a tickle. tell folks about the movie. >> it's such a beautiful film. i had the chance to see it recently. it celebrates 100 years of disney magic. i think what i love about it so much is that it's a beautiful, beautiful way to celebrate a disney legacy. also moving forward, right? growing and changing and evolving. chris sug has brought you disney magic for years. he directed one of my favorite films tarzan. if you can't tell, i'm a disney kid. [ laughter ] i voice asha.

she's an all-new original character. she's got beautiful brown skin, braids and freckles. she lives in the magical kingdom. she discovers that things aren't all that they seem. and so she makes this powerful wish, calling down a star. they become friends and star this ball of energy, supports her as she takes on a foe in king magnifico voiced by the delicious chris pines. i mean, like, we get a real amazing disney villain in this character. i mean, i have to say, he's quite good looking. [ laughter ] but there's a host of new characters. seven gorgeous new original songs written by jillian michaels who i think is quite legendary in her own right. i'm just so proud of it. i really am. >> you can tell, yeah. >> i am. i'm invested, y'all. >> well, all right. chris will be here later this week.

i have got to ask you, what was your biggest wish as a child? has it come true? >> it has, actually. i never saw my life taking this turn, ever. i think my biggest aspirations were, dance. i wanted to be madonna's backup dancer. that was highly unlikely. in fact, still hasn't happened. which is fine. [ laughter ] i'm doing okay. but i thought if i was lucky, i would just, you know, be lucky enough to do what i love. that would have literally just been making art. i'm doing that, right? i have gotten so much more than i ever bargained for. like i said, i watched so many disney movies throughout my life. there's always been a character or disney film that was there to remind me of the importance of believing in yourself. i never thought i would be bringing one to life. i certainly never thought it would look like this. nuts.

you know? it's overwhelming. it really is. wow. to be part of disney legacy. it's huge. i think there's not a single person on the planet that hasn't come in contact with the characters or their magic. and asha is magical. i think what i love about her is she's so selfless. her wish is not for herself. it's for everyone around her. and given the world we live in today, i think that's a beautiful thing. to have models for young people. >> speaking of magical, your voice, it just shines on the sound track. you were saying that the recording process was the most beautiful experience of your life. how so? >> it was. i am a very nervous vocalist. that is actually an area of my life that i work on, building my self-confidence every day.

this process working with julia and ben and the entire team was so freeing. i don't know. i know that i have a voice. i don't particularly like the sound of my own voice. i know. i'm sure that's probably very weird to hear from me, but it is true. i found some freedom in this process. not to say i don't get nervous when i perform, but i believe in this music. it helped me find color and ability in my own vocals that i didn't know were there. kind of look like a. you can't be i mean, i know i wished on it, but. no yes

hello. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. this is crazy. >> we look crazy. >> oh, i'm seeing things. what are you doing? >> why don't you don't eat that. >> i love her. she's so cute. i mean, guys, so many hidden gems in this film. i mean, peep the mushrooms. tell me what? that's what film that's from just saying i love it. i love her. so much. >> i love the little star, too. >> so charming. and the. >> and the bad guy. the prince. magnifico magnifico. i mean, that's kind of a catchy. >> oh, it's very catchy. there's every thing about that character is catchy. and honestly, you know, one of the hidden gems is that asha has seven friends, seven friends, and they all have really, really cool personal

cities. and i don't know, i just the representation is beautiful. the magic is clear. magic? yeah. well, we're in. >> we're in. i know. you're all in. we're all in. and we love being with you. thank you so much. ariana is amazing in wish. it's in theaters everywhere next wednesday, november 22nd. please come back soon. >> oh, yeah. >> we'll be back anytime. >> dancing honors a true queen. it's whitney houston night. with guest judge billy porter. what a ride. >> dancing with the stars live tuesday on abc and disney plus. >> hope is something i think we'll find a lot of tonight. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi erin from abc7 mornings we're checking in with traffic now with a live look at the richmond-san rafael bridge and this is what it looks like as we move into week six of a sigalert

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this advertising. >> good morning. hey there. coming up on live with kelly and mark, michael c hall is here. >> plus, jeannie mai from her game show raid the cage stops by. see you soon. >> we'll see you in a few minutes. take a look at temperatures right now. we're warming through the 40s into the 50s under partly sunny conditions. here's a live look outside our tam cam showing you that sun and cloud cover blend will have brighter skies this afternoon. it's cooler today compared to yesterday in the 60s. then the wet weather returns tomorrow, a level one on the storm impact scale. tuesday, the heaviest rain mainly in the north bay kumasi. >> thank you, drew. we'll have another abc seven news update about 30 minutes. but you can always find the latest on our f news app and at >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> and we are back on gma with our own abc series the american classroom. and this morning we want to shine a light on organization called student veterans of america.

they support veterans who are seeking higher education after serving their country. our stephanie ramos, also an army reserve major, join us with a group of service members. look at them! they're right here. hey, everybody. >> good morning, guys. i spent sometime with jamie and his wife in west virginia, talking about this organization, student veterans of america organization. we want to share with you what they do. but first here's jamie's journey from service to college. jamie has always had a passion for serving others, which is why we joined the navy in 2009. his experience as an emt proving to be a valuable asset to the marine corps overseas. >> the marine corps doesn't have a medical department. so they use navy corps men to provide medical services for them. >> reporter: after serving in combat zone, transitioning back to civilian life was a challenge. did you lose any friends during that time?

>> we've lost some friends since we've gotten back, which is still connected to the trauma. >> reporter: as he got back to work in the state, he suffered from severe ptsd. >> lots of little things would start taking me back to the places that i didn't really want to be any more. i didn't seek help for a long time. until it started getting really bad. the memories, not so pleasant memories took over. i had to constantly drink to keep them away. then it just made it worse. i didn't want to be here any more. >> reporter: jamie needed help. that's when a fellow veteran who he served with in afghanistan stepped in. one of the very veterans jamie treated when he was injured overseas. >> took me to the va. that's the day i went inpatient for a little while to get my drinking under control and work on my ptsd. >> reporter: would you say he saved you? >> he did. he did.

he was in one of the vehicles that got blown up. >> reporter: so you had saved him before in afghanistan. now here you are stateside an he saved you. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: once he got sober, he found his way to marshall university. >> when i walked on the campus as a 34-year-old freshman, i was a very nontraditional student. i was uncomfortable. i was scared. i was fresh in recovery. i said, there has to be someone else here like me. >> reporter: that's when he discovered student veterans of america, an organization that brings veterans together to lift each other up, pursue higher education and achieve their career goals. how has this changed your life? >> it's opened up doors for me that i didn't dream would be possible. it's given me empowerment. it's shown me how diverse and inclusive a veteran community can be.

it saved my life. >> changing lives. jamie, you were so inspired by the work that you applied for a job with them. you're already working in your social work field as you finish up your degree. we've talked about this. talk to us about veterans, that transition between active duty to civilian life. >> it's a very difficult transition sometimes. finding that chapter on a university or campus, that's something that will change the way you go to college, the way you experience college and beyond. student veterans of america is there to help you with every part of that transition. then pass it. >> stephanie, thank you. jamie, your beautiful wife, your beautiful family, everybody that is here supporting our veterans. we're gonna have more. this weekend disneyland celebrated veterans and their families with a flag ceremony and a military flyover. jamie, we honor you and the veterans that are here in the studio.

all the men and women who served. which is why, it is my sincere pleasure to share the news that the walt disney company, our parent company, is donating $1 million -- [ applause ] to the student veterans of america. wait a minute, guys. no. we don't want the applause. can you direct your applause to the veterans that are here? [ applause ] that's what it's about. that's what we're cheering. yes. [ applause ] the walt disney company has had a long commitment to supporting service men and women. our ceo has a message just for you. >> just over ten years ago we launched an initiative called heroes work here. it was designed to hire veterans. we had a great desire to, in effect, give back to veterans who had served our country so well. we believe that by obviously providing them with job opportunities, that was a great way to do that.

since then we've hired over 15,000 veterans, which is a great story. they've proven to be wonderful employees of the company. our donation to student veterans of america is designed to actually teach veterans, educate them after they've served our country to even better prepare them for the work place. to get jobs. not just for disney, but for any entity out there. >> our thanks to bob and his leadership. we are thrilled for everyone. can you make sure we get a nice shot? i want to move out of the way to make sure we get a shot of these wonderful veterans that we have here with us. we salute all. we salute all that you do. all right. thank you all so very much. stephanie, thank you. have you heard her sing the star spangled banner? she rocks. grammy award winner! oh gosh. swizz beatz and his son nasir are here. they're gonna talk about being on the road. they got a new show.

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>> we're back now. swizz beatz and his son nasir are here, starring in a new reality show together. welcome you both. we're having fun with you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i like the bonding between father and son. this was a great way to do it. >> absolutely. >> what's better than talking about something that you've loved for so long, swizz, being

cars, and coming up your whole life. you've always loved them. and sharing that with your boy. >> cars is one thing but family is another. to be able to travel the world with my son and show him how other coaches work was a blessing in itself. >> you were saying you wanted to do a show that was not only about the glitz. >> right. that's because it's natural when you see my name to think hip hop car show. this is an educational show. this is a family show. this is a travel show. this is a community show. and it's still a car show. >> that's cool. let's talk about that. you were out there with your dad. how much did he let you drive? >> i actually drove a good bit. i drove a good bit. when i wasn't driving, of course, either he was driving or a very very professional race car driver was driving us at very high speeds. there was no medium. >> do you share your dad's love of cars? >> i do now.

>> you do? >> i didn't start like that though. >> it was fun reading the notes on the different shows. from houston to japan, very different car cultures. >> yes. >> kinda cool. >> we love both of them so much. i think japan was one of my favorite episodes. >> how great is that, to go to japan, to talk about something you love and to do it with your dad? >> yeah. it was amazing. this whole show we had so much bonding time. our chemistry was amazing. we were able to truly conquer the vision of the show exactly how we wanted, and more. >> that's awesome. important question. who's in charge of the tunes when you guys are driving? >> we go back and. >> you do? you share. >> our favorite song while driving is i follow rivers by leaky leak. ♪ i'll follow you i'll follow you to dc baby ♪ >> that's a great song.

no fighting over control? my daughter and i, i lost. i have given up. frankly, she has better musical taste. i have learned a lot. >> we are both play list kings. he masters the play list. i master a play list. we trust each other on the musical side. >> so fun. what a great way to bond. i just drove my daughter to college. long drive. just one of those experiences being in a car. you're kind of forced to talk. >> yeah. you never know your kids until you spend that particular time with them, quiet, seven hours on the road. >> you learn a lot. be quiet and you learn a lot. >> yes. >> what is alisha keys, your beautiful wife, think about this show. her husband and your son getting out there and doing this? was she all in? >> she's a big fan. she's a car collector herself. she loves speed. she drives way faster than me. >> really? >> yes. people don't know she's an under cover car fanatic, car lover. >> i did not know.

that's so funny. maybe she needs to be on the season next season. >> yes. we'll bring her on. >> all right, so guys, we came up with a little speed round. light thing round. you tell us which of the following is more your style. we'll do swizz then nas. father/son, father/son. first up, ferrari or monster truck. >> ferrari. >> monster truck. >> that's interesting. >> nascar or formula one. >> formula one. >> formula one. >> best type of driving music? >> rock 'n' roll. >> latin. >> okay. very different. like em both. >> we usually switch. we usually switch the answers. mine is usually latin. his is either hip hop and rock 'n' roll. the type of music he makes is hip top an rock 'n' roll.

it's interesting. >> all right. then how about this. records or streaming? >> records records records. >> records. >> and more records. 12 on 12 my vinyl company so records. >> there we go. knew you'd get that in. last question, stick shift or manual? >> manual. >> stick. stick. >> you got a real driver. >> stick you're in ultimate control. >> i want sort of it put it into drive, very careful. i get it. i get it. the show -- >> nothing like breaking down the clutch at the light. you know? >> even that you just look cool doing. swizz, we love having you hear. so nice to meet you, nas. >> pleasure to meet you. >> you guys are so -- no surprise, father/son duo, you're great together. check it out called drive with swizz beatz. it premieres this thursday on hulu. >> hey. let's make it number one. [ applause ] >> ginger, over to you. >> thank you, lara. i agree, i can't do the stick shift. i would love to. looks fun.

chrissy and luna are taking it in. anchorage had deep snow. 30 inches already this season. they're usually closer to 20 inches. so we're above that. it looks like the patterns shifting them right into gears so consider even more snow. some of the highest elevations. four to five feet. let's get a check closer to home >> coming up here, chief washington correspondent jon karl is with us talking about

we're back with jon karl, who's out with a new book called "tired of winning donald trump at the end of the grand old party." your third book on donald trump. but, boy, your reporting history of him goes back a lot longer than that. >> i have known donald trump, i

hate to say it, george, for 30 years. i was a reporter in new york, "the new york post" which for years was his favorite newspaper. i don't know if it still is. he was a guy you could pick up the phone and, slow news day, he'd give you a story. >> the gift that's kept on giving for so many years. you have so many revelations in this book. it's hard to be startled by anything donald trump does. do you believe he could be reinstated even after joe biden takes office? >> this is truly mind blowing. he became enthralled with this idea that after he left the white house, that somehow all of this evidence was gonna come forward that was gonna force the supreme court to declare the 2020 election didn't happen, wasn't valid. they were going to eject joe biden from the white house and he would be able to go in.

the my fellow guy who pushed a lot of this stuff had an oddly specific date. he said it was going to happen august 13, 2021. what i realized, i knew when he was saying this back then. i realized reporting on this, he was obsessed with the idea and seemed to truly believe that he could make it happen. people around him were really worried about the fact that he was losing touch with reality. >> it's not just him spreading lies for the sake of baking that in. he actually believed this. >> it sure seemed that way. there was a big debate about whether or not he really knew he lost or came to believe he lost. but on this he seemed to believe that whatever the truth was in 2020, that he was going to somehow be reinstated. by the way, this lasted into last year. there was a very dramatic moment i describe in the book with a very conservative pro trump congressman mo brooks. this guy wore body armor to the president's speech on january 6th. as loyal as anybody. he got a call from trump demanding that he go out and publicly announce that biden needed to leave the white house and trump should be reinstated.

he refused. trump cut him off. took away his endorsement in a race. the guy ended up losing a republican primary. >> since then we've seen 91 different charges, felony charges against the former president. yet at the same time, he seems to have solidified his hold on the republican party. >> yes. he has found a new birth for his campaign in the cases against him. as i write in the book, his entire campaign and i really saw it just this past week. it has become a retribution campaign. a phrase steve bannon used said it goes back to the assassination plot the confederacy had against abraham lincoln. this is a very dark dark thing. we heard him refer to his opponents as vermin. >> adolf hitler talk. >> using language out of the third reich. he wants to eliminate and annihilate his enemies and get retribution. he tells his people they're

coming after me because their real target is you and i'm standing in the way. for the hard core base, it's working. he is seen as a victim. he doesn't really have a policy agenda so much as an agenda of getting revenge on his enemies and insisting on loyalty. >> how do you explain how that's worked with so many republican leaders? >> i think there are two really pivotal moments right after he left the white house. one famously is when kevin mccarthy went to visit him in mar-a-lago eight days after trump left the white house. giving him kind of a new life line back into the party. another really critical moment was when the chairman of the party faced a threat from donald trump on the day he left office. he threatened he was going to leave the party. he was going to create his own party. she begged him to stay and then threatened him to -- that they would stop paying his legal bills. they would take away his ability to raise money. it was going to cost him a lot of money.

he ended up not leaving. the question is, what would have happened if she had said good riddens? if kevin mccarthy said he is a disgraced former president and let's move on? the reason they made a different calculation, george, is they both believed that if trump moved away from the party, he would bring his hard core supporters with him and the republicans would not be able to win another election. >> he's determined now to win the presidency again, in large part to keep himself out of jail. >> it really is looking at two possible paths here. being elected again as president or the very real possibility he will go to prison. this is really -- he calls 2024 the final battle. it's really kind of apocalyptic the way he talks about it. listen to what he says. i think what's happened over the past year, you know, his campaign is almost a year old now. people have not really actually paid much attention to what donald trump is doing and saying now. there's been endless coverage of

the court case, the legal battles. but listen to what he's saying. he's saying this is the final battle. of course, that raises questions. you can see why he's doing it again. prison or the white house is quite a stark choice for him. what will his supporters do or think or act on if he loses? >> we'll find out over the next year. >> i asked bannon that. steve bannon i asked, aren't you worried about violence? he told me, no, because we're gonna win. >> jon karl, thank you very much. tired of winning donald trump the end of the grand old party is out tomorrow. we'll be right back.

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monday. but at this point no slowdown. people making their way right through there, drew. >> looks nice there. partly sunny skies right now. temperatures warming into the 50s for the most part. and we're in store for a dry day today. a live look from the tam cam showing you that blend of sun and clouds brighter skies throughout the afternoon. it's also a cooler day compared to yesterday, mainly topping out in the 60s. by 4 p.m, showers are back in the forecast starting tomorrow. level one light system on the abc seven storm impact scale tuesday. rain mainly in the north bay, but by wednesday that rain becomes more widespread. kumasi. thanks drew. >> now it's time for live with kelly and mark and we'll be back at 11 for midday live. have a good day. it's live with kelly and mark today, actor michael c. hall performs with his