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the latest on fears of the wider war in the region. remembering rosalynn carter, the former first lady, who was by president carter's side for nearly 80 years. how he is remembering his beloved wife this morning. ceos the price which in a chaotic 48 hours, where openai's leadership stands after ousting sam altman. now microsoft picks him up and what it means for the future and safety of artificial intelligence. >> tragedy on tour. taylor swift back on stage last night after a fan who is there under excessive heat warning in brazil died. >> elon musk faces backlash after endorsing an anti-semitic conspiracy theory. advertisers pull ads from x, formerly twitter. how he is responding. >> thanksgiving rush. with record numbers on the move this year, this morning ginger is tracking the cross-country storm, plus good news for l.a. and a first look at the new roadside rescue when you fall out of cell service. ♪ all i do is win, win, win, no matter what ♪ >> super kelce bowl rematch.

>> hopefully we can beat the chiefs for the first time in my entire career. >> no. >> eli manning joins us live. plus, what mama kelce told will reeve before the brotherly battle tonight. plus, all she does is win. the michael jordan of field hockey. north carolina's 23-year-old coach, erin matson's historic win. and don't miss our big friendsgiving celebration, with a big win for one community's beacon of hope. as they say -- >> good morning, america! >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> that's a great way to startto tell you all about that wonderful organization, harlem grown. and we have a surprise for them just ahead, because that's how we roll here on "gma."

>> that's exactly right. fun and tasty. word on the street, we even have a sweet potato pie in the building. as busy holiday travel gets underway, we will tell you everything you know before you take to the skies or hit the road. >> we begin with the israel hamas war. they back up the claim that hamas used the besieged al-shifa hospital complex as a base for military operations. matt gutman is on the scene in israel with the latest. good morning, matt. >> good morning, george. the families of the hostages you see behind me have been in continues protest for six weeks outside israel's military headquarters. we hear israel and hamas are inching closer to a deal that would broadly get israel about 50 hostages, women, and children, and hamas would get a 5-day cease-fire and release of palestinian women and minors from israeli jails, but a hostage negotiator telling me, even after the ink is dried, the deal could still fall through. >> this morning negotiators are closing in on an agreement with hamas to release 50 hostages in exchange for a 5-day cease-fire in israel, allowing more aid

into gaza, according to u.s. and israeli officials. the number of hostages to be released and the length of the cease-fire that would be imposed are still being negotiated. >> some of the issues that were at odds have now been closed out, but we are not finished. >> in israel, a series of marches and protests over the weekend demanding the government push harder for a deal. >> they've come together just now because they are demanding the ouster of the israeli government. >> this, as the israeli military releasing what they say is surveillance video showing gunmen bringing two hostages inside al-shifa hospital. in one of the videos, time stemmed from the morning of hamas' october 7th rampage into israel, you can see multiple gunmen forcing a man into the building right past reception. another video shows a wounded hostage being wheeled into the hospital by men with ak-47s. now in their sixth day there, israel releasing drone footage which they say shows the inside of a hamas tunnel 30 feet

underground, at the end of it as sophisticated steel blast door. >> we are waiting to see evidence of an actual command post. >> this will take time. finding that shaft, it was under one of these pickup trucks, now we've opened the blast door and we are looking behind that. >> the israeli military justifying its controversial search of al-shifa by saying there was a hamas command post beneath it, which hamas denies. hundreds of patients and other civilians fleeing al-shifa, saying israel ordered them to evacuate, israel saying the hospital requested their assistance with evacuations. 31 premature infants taken to a hospital in southern gaza, clinging to life. doctors there working to stabilize them, incubators that al-shifa losing power over a week ago. and after six weeks of continuous bombardments, many of the buildings in gaza have been leveled. the growing number of wounded brought to hospitals already overflowing. an estimated 1.5 million are

displaced, and thousands continue to stream southward past the ruins toward safety. >> for the past week we have been telling you the story about those 40 palestinian premature infants at al-shifa hospital who have to be taken out of their incubators due to lack of electricity. a short time ago, we learned that 28 of them were transferred out of gaza and into egypt for further treatment. george? >> i hope they're going to be okay. thanks very much. now to the hijacking in the red sea, a cargo ship seized over its connection to israel, crew taken hostage. james longman has the story. good morning, james. >> yeah, good morning, george. yemen's houthi rebels say they have seized an israeli linked cargo ship in the red sea. the iranian backed group says that any israeli-linked vessel is a legitimate target given the ongoing war in gaza, what they call ugly crimes in the occupied west bank. the united states calls this a flagrant breach of international law, and the situation in the

red sea remains pretty serious. this is a ship which was loaded with crew from ukraine and mexico. not, however, israel. the israelis say there are no israeli nationals on board, and the parent company is owned by an israeli businessman, so the world is watching to see whether or not this situation can be resolved. this is not the first aggression by the houthis. they fired a number of missiles and drones at southern israel since the attacks of october 7th, so now the world watches to see whether or not this ship can be brought back to safety. robin? >> james, thank you so much. back here this morning we are remembering former first lady rosalynn carter, who died sunday at age 96. in a statement, former president jimmy carter said she was an equal partner in everything he ever accomplished. senior national correspondent steve osunsami joins us from atlanta with much more. good morning, steve. >> good morning to you, robin.

our sources tell us the former first lady last week was having good days, then bad days, then good again, while her husband, the former president, has been in hospice care for months, she only started on friday, and now she's gone. >> this former first lady of the united states would tell people that her purpose in life was to help create a more caring society. [applause] rosalynn carter was without question the most trusted advisor to her husband, the 39th american president who, in a statement sunday, called her "my equal partner in everything i ever accomplished." she was born and raised near the peanut farms of plains, georgia, a world away from the big city. ruth carter was her childhood friend and would introduce her to ruth's older brother, jimmy. they were married for 77 years. they became a couple after jimmy carter came home from the naval academy in the summer of 1945. he proposed that december, but she initially turned him down to focus on school.

>> it was a long time, but i had promised my father on his deathbed that i would finish college. he had never been able to go to any kind of college, but he was persistent, and i gave in. >> they had three boys, then daughter amy was born when rosalynn turned 40. abc's barbara walters spoke with the carters in 1976. >> it was my greatest accomplishment. >> their journey took them from the georgia state house in 1962 to the white house in 1977. >> my name is jimmy carter, and i'm running for president. >> they called rosalynn the "steel magnolia" on the campaign trail. during their time in washington, she was a champion for mental health issues and for equal opportunities for women, but she and her husband are arguably most celebrated what they did after leaving the white house, founding the carter center, which has helped to end diseases in far parts of the world. just six months ago, she

announced that she had dementia. the former president at the time was already in hospice care at their home. the two are the longest married presidential couple, and celebrated their success in this last television interview ever, that aired on this network. >> what advice do you have for people who want to make it last? >> first of all, choose the right person to marry. i made rosalynn say okay finally, and staying with me this long has been the most wonderful thing in my life. >> he's pretty wonderful in my life, too. >> rosalynn carter died in her home sunday with her family by her side. she was 96. >> ceremonies celebrating her life will begin a week from today. that afternoon, her body will arrive here at the carter center for a public visitation. her funeral is scheduled next

week from wednesday. guys? >> we know they were very special to you. we saw you sat down with them a couple years ago, and we are looking forward to our next hour where you will share their love story with us? >> that's right, robin. and what a beautiful life and relationship it was. >> we will look forward to that. thank you so much, steve. what an amazing, amazing couple. >> they were. >> a key advisor from the presidency and beyond. now to the holiday travel crash, the skies and roads will be extremely busy with thanksgiving travel expected hit record numbers, but there is some good news. the section of los angeles freeway shut down by fire is reopening this morning. trevor ault is at newark airport with more. good morning, trevor. >> good morning, linsey. that travel crush is already here. very busy this morning and getting busy once again as we are expecting to break those records, including the highest number of air travelers for thanksgiving since 2005. just here in the new york city area, the port authority of new york and new jersey says through the holiday they expect 8.5 million passengers to use these airports. today alone, nationwide, they

expect 46,000 flights. it is a ton, and through the thanksgiving holiday, tsa is expected to screen 30 million passengers, a huge number of people with the busiest days tomorrow and wednesday. we are already seeing it be pretty busy at airports. it is also expected to be a record number of people traveling on the road, too, but we have that great news if you're in california that you mentioned, linsey. that 10 freeway in los angeles had shut down because of the major fire over a week ago. they've actually shattered some expectations they are. they've been working around the clock. they have it back in business ready for the holiday commute. governor gavin newsom said the crews made sure to get it fully operational after a fire engulfed a portion of the freeway, shutting it down in both directions. it means it'll be fully operational so people in california can go get ready to sit in traffic for the holidays. robin? >> [laughs] it's so true. thank you as always. we will turn to ginger for the holiday forecasts, a

cross-country storm on the move. don't like the sound of that, ginger. the atmosphere is getting revved up, too. it wouldn't be a holiday without some sort of storm. this one is not too terribly disruptive, that i will laid out for you. it starts with energy from the tornado in star valley, arizona. this evening they have another shot and throughout the day from exile alexandria, louisiana. if you are traveling to new orleans, please watch the leather lace, you could see strong thunderstorms with tornadoes embedded. in the heavy rain moves that. from washington, d.c., through the evening, up to boston. george, not the best time, because there will be flash flood possibilities. it almost to new england on wednesday. >> we turn now to the backlash against elon musk after he endorsed an anti-semitic post on his company, x, formerly twitter. advertisers have pull ads from the platform. aaron katersky has the latest. >> this morning elon musk is facing backlash from advertisers for calling an anti-semitic conspiracy theory that jews

promote hatred against whites the "actual truth." apple, ibm, lionsgate, paramount, and abc parent company, disney, all pulled ads from x, formerly twitter, after he posed an agreement with a false claim that "jewish communities have been pushing the exact kind of dialectical hatred against whites that they claim to want people to stop using against them." musk appeared to backtrack saying, "anyone advocating the genocide of any group will be suspended from this platform." amid accusations he is anti-semitic, he tweeted that nothing could be further from the truth. media matters says x has been placing ads for major brands next to pro-nazi content. >> twitter, or x, has never been the perfect platform with regard to hate speech or misinformation, but under elon musk, who has fired a lot of people at the company, a lot of people who used to work on trust and safety and dealing with those issues, we have seen rises in hate speech and misinformation, anti-semitism,

and that is a major concern for advertisers that don't want their ads to be next to this type of content. >> in a blog post, x said the report completely misrepresented the user experience, to undermine freedom of speech and mislead advertisers. a spokesman for the company called the report contrived, saying media matters deliberately followed pro-nazi accounts to get advertising to appear. musk went further, threatening a thermonuclear lawsuit against media matters and all those who colluded in this "fraudulent attack." media matters called musk a bully who threatens meritless lawsuits. the white house has condemned elon musk for endorsing what it called a hideous anti-semitic conspiracy theory. linsey? >> aaron, thank you. now the latest on the ousting of sam altman from openai. elizabeth schulze is breaking it down, including what it could mean for the future and safety of artificial intelligence. elizabeth, microsoft just picked up altman? >> that's right.

it's been a dizzying 72 hours. in this latest twist, microsoft has announced that altman will join the company to lead a new advanced ai research team. microsoft is already openai's biggest investor, and has put billions of dollars into the start-up that created chatgpt. altman was unexpected he fired as ceo by the board of directors late friday. they accused him of not being candid in his communications and in his place they hired the former ceo of the video gaming platform, twitch, during the company. altman had been at the helm since 2019. he was outspoken about the potential for artificial intelligence but also about its risks, telling rebecca jarvis earlier this year that we should be a little bit scared of ai. in a cryptic post this morning, altman said of his new role, "the mission continues." robin? >> that it does. elizabeth, thank you so much. now to the nfl's clash of the titans on "monday night football" tonight, a super bowl rematch between the chiefs and the eagles. will reeve is there in kc.

he wasn't gonna miss this. good morning, will. >> of course not, robin. good morning. this is just the ninth time that the previous year's super bowl teams have faced off the following season. it is chiefs versus eagles, kelce versus kelce, on "monday night football." >> this morning, just hours until the most eagerly anticipated game of this nfl season. >> the kansas city chiefs have won super bowl lvii! >> a super bowl rematch on "monday night football," the kansas city chiefs hosting the philadelphia eagles, both teams dominant again this year, led by their star quarterbacks. patrick mahomes and jalen hurts. >> who doesn't want to see a rematch of the super bowl? two of the best teams. it'll be a great game, baby. >> chiefs versus eagles also means kelce versus kelce, jason and travis making history last year as the first brothers to face off in the super bowl. the brothers hyping up the showdown on their weekly podcast, "new heights." >> winning this game will not

undo the facthsuper bowl, and hn beat the chiefs for the first time in my entire career. >> no. >> since the chiefs' thrilling comeback win in arizona in february, the kelces' profile has only grown, travis dating taylor swift having a lot to do with that. her appearances at games quickly turning swifties into football fans. but tonight it's all about football, two of the league's best adding another chapter to their rivalry. >> the chiefs are slightly could chalk it up to home-field advantage. this place will be buzzing tonight, because it is "monday night football," 8:15 p.m. eastern on abc and espn, and the "manning cast." it'll be good one. >> we will check in with you later, but also in the next half hour, two-time super bowl champ eli manning, who you just alluded to, will join to break down on the game. he knows a thing or two about facing a brother. >> sibling rivalry. >> and a first look at the new

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stage in rio de janeiro just days after fan died attending one of her eras tour shows under excessive heat. anna benavides machado died after an hour of seeking medical attention at the stadium, according to concert organizers. officials saying she lost consciousness then suffered a heart attack. the heat index in rio reached a high of 138 degrees fahrenheit friday, a level where experts say heat cramps, exhaustion, and heat strokes are highly possible with prolonged exposure or physical activity. the 12-time grammy winner taking to instagram saying she was devastated, overwhelmed by grief, and, "this is the last thing i ever thought would happen when we decided to bring this tour to brazil." the 33-year-old singer seen stopping the show to get her fans water. >> it's very hot, so when they say they need water when it's this hot, they need it. we need to get water to them. >> at another point, even

throwing a bottle of water into the audience while performing her hit "all too well." ♪ ♪ swift, whose tour is set to earn a record-breaking $1 billion in ticket sales, then postponing saturday's show due to the extreme temperatures in rio. the concert venue announcing it would be adding new free water distribution points, more medical staff, and, in a major policy reversal, allowing fans to bring in sealed containers of water for the remaining shows. >> taylor handled this about as well as she possibly could have. it's a very difficult situation for a performer to be in. doing it in a way that's not going to alarm people, that's crucial for an artist to know when and how to do that. >> and taylor swift is set to make up saturday's concert tonight there in brazil, but 138, that is hot. >> that is. demarco, thank you for bringing that to us. appreciate it. now the first look at a new

service that lets drivers reach out for roadside assistance when they don't have cell service. of course this comes with a nearly 50 million americans about to drive to grandma's for thanksgiving. becky has the story for us. good morning, becky. >> good morning, robin. road trips are awesome, until your car breaks down far from home, and even worse, if it is in a spot with no cellular service. so, just in time for thanksgiving travel and that trip to grandma's, a new service for some iphone owners that could save the day in a roadside emergency. apple's new satellite roadside service works when your cell service doesn't. let's say i have a dead battery. if you have an iphone 14 or 15, this new built-in feature lets you send a text via satellite to get roadside assistance. apple and their partner for the service, aaa, setting up a demo for me in a spot where i don't have a single bar of coverage. to do this i'm going to open up messages, and create a new text and type in "roadside," and up

pops this contact that i've never entered myself that says "roadside assistance via satellite." absent cell service, it searches for satellite. a combination of hardware and software in these newer models of the iphone allows it to connect. >> apple's emergency roadside assistance service is using globalstar's satellite system, 24 constellations that are low-earth-orbit satellites. >> sometimes there are dead spots where you have to wait a minute or two for your phone to actually find the nearest satellite. >> i guess i don't have to hold it up towards the sky. [laughs] >> once connected, you are texting with a real person at the aaa dispatch, and, importantly, your gps location data is relayed. >> to be texting back and forth with a real human, it is kind of reassuring. so now i just wait. >> you don't actually have to have to have a aaa membership. you can still connect just by typing "roadside" in a text message. you do need to actually be out

of cell phone service or wi-fi service for it to work. >> the satellite service is free, and once connected with aaa, nonmembers are quoted a price. in my case, the battery jump would have cost me $160. prices vary by location, and you can opt out. aaa members receive the service for free. >> hi there, how's it going? >> hi! thanks for coming! >> leaving me with more options to get back on the road. >> if you don't have an iphone 14 or 15, you can't do this. it's only for those models. and you need to have the most up-to-date software. do that before you hit the road. it only works when you have no cell or wi-fi access, and it is not available to android users, at least not yet. one hardware maker said it's in the works. but, for road trips, guys, this is kind of a game changer. it is really a safety feature. >> it is so reassuring to know you have that. that's so true. nice ride you've got there, too, becky. nice wheels. >> woop, woop!

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knows all about playing a brother in the nfl. good morning to you, eli. we know you and peyton faced off about three times when you were both in the nfl. what are the brothers going through, do you think, in tonight's game? >> i really don't like talking about it too much since i was 0-3 in those games. [laughter] so it is a sensitive subject for me. but it really was so unique, and i remember the times just before the national anthem, you are sitting there on the 40 or 50-yard line, you look across and you see your big brother on an nfl football field about to play a game. and that is the real fun part. when you are both on offense, like the kelce brothers, you are not really going against each other, you're going against the other team. when peyton was playing defense. if he was playing cornerback, i know where i'd be throwing every single time, at him.

but that's not the case. so i know the parents are proud and two of the best teams in the nfl, that is what makes this game so exciting tonight. >> it really does. jason being 35, he contemplated calling it quits after the season last year, but decided to come back. does that add a little extra some'n-some'n to the matchup? >> i think so. just because, you know, it might be the last time. unless they see each other in the super bowl again this year, which is possible, you just don't know how many times they're going to go against each other. jason is 35, i think he came back because he knew they have a really good team, and they got into the super bowl last year, did not win it. i think he probably feels, hey, i can come back and get that super bowl ring, because they have a good team and they are playing well. sure enough, they're doing the same thing this year, playing real well. so i think you don't know how

many more matchups these kelce brothers will have against each other, everything is special. >> and the romance between taylor and travis, one philadelphia radio station even banning her music for the weekend in support of the eagles. how do you think he is handling the pressure? >> i think travis is handling it very well. you're dating maybe the most popular person in the world right now, and so there's a lot of questions about it. i think he's handling everything very well. he is staying focused on playing football, doing his job. it has not affected his play. if anything, it has risen his level of play these last few weeks. when she is at the game, he seems to score a touchdown every single time. so i think, hey, it makes it fun. i have three daughters, 12, 10, and 8. when the chiefs are playing, they are watching that game and looking for taylor. [laughter] it makes them enjoy the games and get into it. >> my daughter is a little older, but they do the same thing right now. how about the parents?

how does donna kelce handle the fact that her sons are playing against each other? >> i think you just root for the offense. i think she's hoping for a high-scoring game. she wants both offenses to score. you know, she's looking for a 49-48, and maybe a mixed extra point at the end. both her sons are playing great football, they're scoring points on the offense. travis can have four or five touchdowns, and the eagles can do the tush push, and jason can be part of that getting those touchdowns. that makes it a lot easier when you are just rooting for one side of the ball. they're not going against each other, and you're just proud of your sons. >> we have a few seconds left. who's going to win? >> ooh, um... it's hard for me, being in the nfc east and going against the eagles so many years, for me to root for them.

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eight decades, and their last interview together, sharing their advice to making it last. plus, we are tackling tonight's big game with donna kelce. >> good morning, america! >> as her sons gear up to face off on "monday night football." ♪ ♪ >> this is my first thanksgiving! >> don't panic, friends. the "gma" team is helping you set your holiday menu. >> raspberries, more lady fingers. then beef sauteed with peas and onions. >> don't worry, our favorites will be better than that. as we say cheers to your friendsgiving. ♪ i've got friends in low places ♪ >> and speaking of friends... >> the only way we get to where we are going is together. >> my one-on-one with country superstar garth brooks, as he is saying -- >> hey, this is the current mr. yearwood. good morning, america. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "gma." >> [laughs]

"the current." he is something else, that garth brooks. thank you for joining us as we start this thanksgiving week together. just a few days left until it's time to set the table. >> almost there. we have a lot ahead for our "gma" friendsgiving celebration. volunteers from the wonderful organization, harlem grown, putting together thanksgiving kits for people who struggle with food insecurity. and that is the founder. there he is right there, tony hillery. we have an amazing surprise for him, coming up. all the volunteers are in on it. >> a great organization. also ahead, a forecast for the flu season underway, high levels of illnesses in cases right now. first, starting with the thanksgiving rush, the skies and roads will be busy with holiday travel expecting to hit record numbers. back to trevor ault at the newark airport, good morning. >> good morning again, george. so the travel crunch is already beginning. just today, the faa is anticipating 46,000 flights

and through the holiday they are expecting to screen 30 million people, the highest number of air passengers for thanksgiving since 2005. here at newark we have already seen some crowds this morning, but the busiest days are tomorrow and wednesday. this is also expected to be record-breaking holiday on the roads, too, but we have good news for drivers in california. a little over a week after the massive fire shut down the big stretch of downtown los angeles of the 10 freeway, they've been working around the clock and they now have it back open just in time for the holiday. george? >> trevor, thanks. ginger tracking the cross-country storm. ginger? >> debris in an ef1 tornado, star valley, arizona, and the same energy is moving east. we could see severe storms through the afternoon and the evening hours. some embedded tornadoes, so if you are in louisiana, mississippi, please take some extra care traveling 55 or 20, for sure, later this afternoon and evening. as that blasts east, it's going to be mostly heavy rain and a

little snow on top, especially higher elevations. not great for driving in the evening. and wednesday for new england. robin, this is going to be one that also ushers in considerably colder air. >> and, with that, ginger, flu and respiratory illness season getting underway, the cdc issuing its first report of the season on where activity is already high. stephanie ramos is here with more. good morning, stephanie. >> robin, good morning. we are in the thick of the flu season. new data from the centers for disease control and prevention indicates that several states are grappling with elevated flu activity. the cdc's latest report reveals concerning spikes in influenza cases across seven states, including louisiana, alabama, florida, georgia, mississippi, new mexico, and south carolina. additionally, d.c. and puerto rico are experiencing elevated flu levels. some good news, though, despite increased flu and covid-19 cases, hospitalizations have been lower compared to last year. however, health officials

caution against complacency. the cdc estimates there have been more than 780,000 flu illnesses and nearly 500 deaths from october of last year up until last week. while flu hospitalizations have remained lower than this time last year, emergency rooms braced for what could be a challenging season with simultaneous surges in rsv, flu, and covid. now, as the holiday season approaches, thanksgiving is just this week, health officials warn about the potential for super-spreader events and urge caution during gatherings. linsey? >> encouraging people to mask up once again. stephanie, our thanks to you. we turn now to shakira's tax fraud trial, the singer reaching a deal this morning. aaron katersky is back with the latest on that. >> good morning. shakira was supposed to go on trial for tax evasion today in barcelona, and prosecutors were seeking to put the pop star in prison. instead, shakira accepted a plea deal, admitting she failed to pay $60 million in taxes.

they agreed to a $7 million fine. shakira had long maintained her innocence, but said in a statement she decided to resolve the case with "the best interest of my kids at heart." shakira says she needs to move past the stress. the case turned on "whenever, wherever" shakira lived between 2012-2014. at the time, she said her residence was in the bahamas, but prosecutors said she spent most of her time in spain while she was with soccer player gerard pique, the father of her two children. shakira says she wants to focus on her tour and new album, both of which she says she's extremely excited about. >> you know what we are extremely excited about? to share this special message with everybody this morning. >> happy anniversary, honey. 22 years. 22 years of waking up on our anniversary alone in bed, only to watch you interview some beautiful actress on tv. i love you.

come home. >> [laughs] she didn't answer my phone calls this morning, now i know why! i'm tearing up a little bit, 22 years ago today. >> how did you pop the question way back when? >> she was asleep. [laughter] it's true! well, i took her to greece, so she sort of knew it was coming, but it was while she was taking a nap, and she did say yes when she woke up. >> you really are tearing up! you old softie. >> you know what marriage is like. >> i do -- well, not 22! but it's something very special. >> she still does it for you, george. >> she does, absolutely. not to move onto another great love story. jimmy and rosalynn carter's love story. celebrating 77 years, they celebrated 77 years of marriage. >> also ahead, meeting up with donna kelce before tonight's big game. the battle of brotherly love. >> plus, one-on-one with garth brooks on his music and thanksgiving plans.

lara upstairs getting ready for our "gma" friendsgiving. >> i sure am, robin. we are all going to share some of our favorite recipes, thanksgiving dishes. we have two superstar chefs to help take them to the next level, if you will. those recipes are coming up on a delicious "good morning america." ♪ ♪

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years ago, it was their final television interview, and we purposefully didn't talk about the news of the day. instead we talked about their life and love together. they told me that they knew they were walking into the sunset of their lives, but said what made it easier is that they were doing it with each other. >> president jimmy carter would often say that she was his most important decision, and his secret weapon. from the georgia state house to the white house in 1976, she was tireless. >> i, jimmy carter, do solemnly swear -- >> as first lady she worked to destigmatize mental health issues, at a time when even the vocabulary for such things was lacking. after leaving the white house in 1980, she and her husband created the carter center, an organization that would end up eradicating diseases and ensuring fair elections around the world. childhood sweethearts, she says that she first took a shine to jimmy carter when she saw his

photograph in his sister's room. >> i literally did fall in love with that photograph. >> they are the longest married presidential couple. >> i made rosalynn say okay finally, and staying with me all this long has been the most wonderful thing in my life. >> he's pretty wonderful in my life, too. >> this 75 years of marriage, what advice do you have for people who want to make it last? >> first of all, choose the right person to marry. and then, give each other plenty of space. let the other person have a full life in the way they choose, and help when you can. share things a lot. >> and do things together. we are always looking to do things, for fun things we could

do together, like fly-fishing and birdwatching, and just going out to the pond to catch a fish. >> every night, we try to make sure we are completely reconciled from all the arguments during the day before we go to bed. so we also read the bible every night, and we have done that for 60 years, probably. >> it's hard to go to sleep angry if you've read the bible. >> a week or so after that interview, a surprise arrived in the mail at my home. it shouldn't have surprised me that mrs. carter could have found me so easily. she had great connections, of course, at the georgia state house, and the u.s. government, at her disposal, including the u.s. secret service. it was a handwritten letter of

thanks, written in blue ink. a bit of old-school charm and grace that she was so famous for. her funeral will be a week from this wednesday. guys? >> steve, let me ask you, what are you going to remember most from your time with them together like that? >> i am going to remember most how she looked at me when i was talking with her. and the reason why i noticed it is because there was a bit of joy in her face, seeing how times had changed, and that someone like me was able to be sitting in front of her, asking her and the former president questions. that's what i'm going to remember most. >> what a lovely story. >> wow, that's beautiful. i can see the joy in your eyes right now, that she gave you. thank you, steve. appreciate you sharing that. >> that was beautiful. let's go to ginger. >> thank you so much. i'm with the children and volunteers out here from

harlem grown. can you hand me the greens? we have to start cooking up. getting folks ready who need the help around thanksgiving. but we think it's cold here cooking right now? the chill coming from thanksgiving and after, look at that, all the way south except for south flo >> here we >> now to an ultimate football mom, jason and travis' mother, mama kelce, caught up with our will reeve ahead of the brothers' big game tonight.

>> kelce, touchdown! >> this morning, america's number one football mom gearing up to see her sons, jason and travis kelce, face off for the first time since that thrilling super bowl, as her and her boys' popularity soars to new heights. >> i'm sure everybody is tired of our family, in some respects, but it's really with joy that we're able to do things together. >> and her younger son, travis, soaking up the limelight as his fast-growing and imagination-capturing relationship with taylor swift takes over. >> what do you make of all the attention this relationship is getting? >> i think the attention is just part of the whole thing. obviously it's a megastar, and i think travis is embracing it as much as he can. so i think it's okay. he likes attention, so he'll be fine. as long as he can handle it, i don't have any problems with it. she's a very nice person. >> mama kelce, as she is known, is making a name for herself these days, getting deals from

big brands including papa john's. >> there's going to be a philly cheesesteak pizza, and a barbecue chicken bacon pizza. it is neat because the philly cheesesteak represents philadelphia, and the barbecue represents kansas city. >> and, for tonight's game, mama kelce is representing both teams. >> this is the jacket you are to the super bowl. >> it is. it was in the hall of fame for a while, but they sent it back to me. i had shoes, one was eagles and one was chiefs, and i had my jersey. >> so the dream scenario for them and for you is you showing up at the super bowl wearing this jacket. >> it would be. that would be fun, but i swear, if it happened two years in a row, i would definitely play the lottery. because it happened one time, let alone twice. >> field hockey, we like a challenge. we want to use only one side of our stick.

>> it was a family affair in kansas city for donna, and they hosted a clinic for local kids. >> it seems like the kelce family is a lot of fun from the outside. >> it is as fun as you think it is. it is ridiculous and constantly joking and having a good time, always a competition. >> how does the dream of what you might have had for your boys growing up compare to the reality that they are living now? >> oh, this far surpasses anything i could have imagined. they have won the highest trophy in their sport, so they have pretty much reached the pinnacle of what they can do. >> and donna kelce is a full-blown celebrity in her own right, especially in philadelphia and kansas city. she told me that, on the flight here, she was sleeping and someone woke her up to take a picture. i guess that's how you know you made it, in a way, guys. >> [laughs] it sure is, will. >> we are celebrating friendsgiving this morning, sharing our favorite thanksgiving dishes.

michael could not be here, but he did send us a message. >> hey, guys! happy friendsgiving. i wish i could be there with you. but you know my favorite thing about friendsgiving? stuffing! that's why i had our chefs prepare some stuffing for you, and you can get the recipe on our website, goodmorningamerica.com. happy friendsgiving. >> thank you, michael. >> he actually sent some stuffing. you've got to take a bite, george. it's good. >> really good. >> we've got a delicious friendsgiving coming up, but right now -- where are our manners? let's go outside to lara and linsey. >> save some for us! >> and we will save you so you can eat. we are going to talk right now about this very special time of year, all about coming together. good food, and even better, the company. we couldn't be in better company this morning than with this awesome crew from harlem grown, putting together some ready-made thanksgiving kits for those who need it the most. and we are going to take a break

from doing that all for a second because we want to introduce you to the man who started it all. his name is tony hillery. >> come on out here, tony! [applause] we know that harlem grown is all about enriching young people's lives through urban farming, but we want you to know that these volunteers aren't just here packing up the thanksgiving kits. they've actually been planning for months to surprise you, tony. right, guys? >> we know you thought you were just here to talk about the work you do. but, in fact, we have a lot of people who want to say thank you for all that you do, and we want you to take a look at some of the people, just a few of the people who love you and want to express their gratitude. take a look. >> we plant fruits and vegetables, but we grow healthy children. >> there's beauty in planting a seed and watching it grow. 12 years ago, where others saw weeds and ruin, tony hillery

sowed potential. >> tony hillery is a man whose moral compass leads him when he sees an injustice, when he sees a problem, he can't sit by idly, and i think harlem grown is the perfect testament to that. >> i'm growing basil. >> i bought a lot of plants and learned how to cook them. >> like the rose that grew from the concrete, tony's vision for harlem grown continues to serve as a beacon of hope for this community. >> tony reminded me of what old harlem used to be. harlem was like a tight-knit village. >> mr. tony is like everybody's dad. you can feel some type of warm embrace when you see him, when you hear his name. why? because that's what he's going to give you. >> he's seen the harshness we grew up with and he wanted to add light to our lives. he's like superman. >> tony hillery, i want to give you your flowers from now until eternity.

>> mr. t, listen, i love you. i love you, i love you, i love you. [cheers and applause] >> tony, you are getting your flowers. how does it feel to see just how much you've impacted people? >> i gotta push back, how i've been impacted. so it's not me, it is we. i stand on their shoulders. >> what a blessing to be a blessing. >> yes. indeed. >> thank you. >> and, as you saw, you have touched so many lives. some of your former students are coming. are you guys ready? come on out! [cheers and applause] we have the folks you just saw in the feature. they love you so much, they wanted to be here this morning. >> oh, man! >> you have made such an impact on their lives. i want to talk to one of your former students.

hi, donovan! nice to meet you. >> likewise. >> tony, you get over here. >> not on national tv! >> this is your moment. donovan, if you would, i know he's been such a mentor to you. can you share with us what makes this man, tony hillery, so special? >> he's like my dad. i love him. i can't repay him for everything he's done for me. he's like my second dad. this whole harlem grown family and his family are like my second family, and i love them to death. >> oh, man. >> tony, let me ask you, seeing donovan and these other students you've impacted, they came down this morning to surprise you. where are no one said anything. so that's our fault. >> don't be mad at them. you can be mad at us, but hopefully you won't be mad at this. i want to share with you that wegmans wegmans supermarket chain. they want to help you to continue to do the great work that you do, helping the community. so they are giving you 100, $100 gift cards. here they are for you to

hand out to people who might need a little extra help this thanksgiving. getting a meal on their table. thank you. >> i keep the tray, but wait, tony, there's more. >> wegmans is also giving you a $10,000 check. all right, donovan, just let us know how you can help people with that. >> we we've been doing this for 12.5 years. just 90, 90 blocks north of here. there's such a need for this kind of support. food insecurity in the richest city in the world seems to be an issue. and that's what we've been addressing. and this will be this will go a long way in helping our families. >> well, it's just heartwarming to see everybody here today. and we want to invite you guys upstairs to be part of our friendsgiving day table. >> you can be judging and all be together. thank you. >> very excited to have you. harlem grown. >> thank you for the work that you do. keep up the great work. we'll see you upstairs for our friends giving meal with some very special dishes. and we will

be right back. thank you. congratulations, tony. >> i'm going. gonna kill you. i want it. i'm going to kill all of you. isn't thank you. >> thank you so much. >> i can't wait to see dancing with the stars. celebrate of my eras calling all swifties. >> get ready to sing and dance along to her biggest hits. >> you never dance like the stars live tuesday on abc and disney plus, the coolest thing i've ever seen building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc seven news. >> good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc seven mornings house traffic jobina. >> well, reggie, our biggest backup right now is going to be at the richmond-san. rafael bridge. we're in week seven of the sigalert where we have three westbound lanes blocked. no wide load vehicles allowed. there very different story at the bay bridge toll plaza, we're hearing lights came on at 534 and we are pretty much clear through there. we'll end here with the drive

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earlier this morning, we had winds gusting over 50mph. right now, they're between about ten and 30. so we'll continue to see those winds relax throughout the morning. temperatures right now, we're warming out of the 40s into the 50s. it is a beautiful day. look at this pier 39 with the sea lions soaking in that sunshine right now. and we do expect bright conditions. temperatures in the 60s later this afternoon. >> reggie the sea lions are living their best lives. we have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. you can always catch us on our news app and catch us on our news app and >> announcer: welcome back to "gma," live from times square. >> we are live from times square as we celebrate friendsgiving this morning. i had a chance to catch up with our good friend, garth brooks, talking to the grammy award-winning country megastar about his latest album. he has new projects, and the person that gets him through it all, his wife, trisha yearwood. >> let's rock this stadium!

>> garth brooks. ♪ ♪ an oklahoma boy captivating the world with no signs of slowing down, releasing his 14th album. >> "time traveler." tell me the importance behind the name. >> i love country music, and the sincerity weaves throughout the decades of country music. at the same time, just got some traditional sounds in there and some modern sounds. i really liked it. ♪ ♪ >> what is it about country music that so -- it resonates with people. it is so relatable. >> it is real life put to music. in oklahoma we call it the news at 6:00 or 10:00. it is something you live. >> your music really means something, garth. what is your hope for this new music for folks? >> like everything else, live together, love one another. the only way to get where we are going is together.

if not, it stops right here. >> "time traveler" will be included in the limited series, his final box set consisting of his last three albums and a 3-disk triple live. >> i have new to add to my collection, a third box set. it is special when you do something like this, isn't it? >> it is. we did one in the '90s, one in the late 2000s. i love it. >> it's not like you're not busy enough. what is this bar thing you have going on in nashville? >> it opens black friday. mrs. yearwood's back there painting and sawing right now. >> [laughs] >> it's going to close. >> you can't just open a bar. you have to do with a concert. >> you have to, right? you know this world. you live it. it's like, don't open the door, kick it down. >> what is going to set it apart from the other bars in nashville, do you think? >> we are part of the neon neighborhood down there, and everybody's got their thing. it's the most explosive place on the planet right now. if you love chaos at high

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>> we welcome you back to our friendsgiving celebration. ginger and linsey are at the table. we see over there, they are with tony hillery, who's the other head of the table. he is serving. he's always volunteering! the volunteers from harlem grown are there. hey, tony, there's some empty seats! we have a few more surprises for you, tony. come on out! your family is here! to join us for friendsgiving. [applause] there they are!

>> we are sharing our favorite thanksgiving dishes, two incredible chefs are here to put a spin on them. michael chernow, along with chef sohla el-waylly, author of the cookbook "start here." >> and you can scan the qr code to get all the recipes, and shop for all the ingredients. we are making it easy. you are going to start us off, what do you have? >> excuse me, what i have is a cold. [coughing] we have cranberry sauce. i'm good, it is something else i have. cranberry sauce! but is it out of the can? >> this is traditional. canned cranberry sauce, it is easy, you can slice it up and throw it on the table or spice it up. >> how are you going to do that? >> we are going to spice it up today and do basically some caramelized cinnamon apples, some stewed apples we will drop on top of the cranberry sauce. >> i like that idea! >> apples in a pan.

you're going to simply let these things cook down a little bit. we are going to add some sugar, some brown sugar. we are going to add some apple cider. >> it smells so good. it's opening my sinuses. this is what i need! >> that's it, that apple cider for the sinuses -- there we go, we just smooth that out a little bit. we will add just a little bit and add some maple syrup, sweeten it up. >> i like that, michael. >> we are going to add a little cinnamon. >> you can never go wrong. >> some nutmeg, that fall season. and a bit of vanilla extract. so we let this stew for a couple minutes, 3-4 minutes, check on it. you want the apples to be fork tender, and it's going to kind of look like this. what you do, once it is a little fork tender, you add a cornstarch slurry. so you take apple cider and add a little cornstarch, mix it up, and it thickens up the apple. >> is that how it got thicker? they don't look mushy.

>> they're not mushy, they've got a little bit of a bite to them. once you are doing that a couple more minutes, you had a little pecans, nuts. a little bit of butter. then we are going to finish it and it's going to look just like this when we are done. this is how we are going to serve it. >> i've got to eat that! >> we are going to let michael taste that, and robin. you guys give it your -- >> that is a nice little -- >> and the mint really brightens it up. >> can i borrow michael? we have to get on mine. in my house we have traditional dishes. i love the appetizers, that time before the meal where we sit with our cocktail and we gather, and i always make a spinach artichoke dip, i do it every year. it's a crowd pleaser. michael, you're going to take it to the next level. >> i am going to take it to the next level. if you want to get people's taste buds going for thanksgiving, you give them -- >> it is warm, it is savory.

>> and you start with bacon. that's how we start this thing. >> that's new for me. there's no meat in mine. >> this is literally the secret to a spinach artichoke dip. you start it with bacon. you render bacon fat. once that bacon fat is rendered, you pull the bacon out, and you add the onions and garlic. >> cook it in the bacon fat? >> in the bacon fat. this is how you spice up spinach artichoke dip better than ever. and once your onions and garlic are a little cooked down, you're going to add your artichokes, cook these bad boys down. >> do you also add bacon bits? >> you add them back in. >> okay, later. >> you cook down the artichokes a little bit, then you add your spinach, you reintroduce the bacon. >> it's going to look like this when you add all the cheese, too. >> you add the sour cream to it, cream cheese. >> that is also new. let's cook ours down a little bit and show everybody the finished product after we throw it to george.

because you have sort of a complicated but delicious stuffing? >> my mom used to always make a ground meat, rice, and raisin stuffing, a greek stuffing, and sohla is putting a little persian twist on it. >> it is a mashup of that greek stuffing but cooked in the style of a tahdig. so we get that crispy bottom. i put it in a pan in one layer and put the onions on top and then you don't touch it. just let it go. the bottom is going to get really brown and crispy and the onions are going to get really tender and soft. then, to this, we are going to add our spices. this is what gives that greek flavor. >> what do you have there? >> cinnamon, cumin, black pepper, a big pinch of salt, and then there is also some wine to deglaze. >> nice. >> you have to have a little bit of wine. it's going to extract all those alcohol soluble flavors. crank that up, you want to let it cook until the wine is fully

reduced, and then we are going to mix in some raisins and nuts, and that gives us -- >> what are those, almonds? >> raisins and almonds. traditionally it is pine nuts, but i'm allergic, so -- >> [laughs] okay. >> we are using almonds, but you can use any kind of nut, and it gives it that sweet-savory situation. we have one right here and we are going to layer it just like a tahdig. here we have a mixture of saffron and yogurt and a little bit of salt, and an egg yolk, and that is going to help give us our crispy layer. we are going to mix that with some of our parboiled basmati rice. this rice has already been boiled in salted water just like you cook pasta. so it's, like, partially cooked. and then we will layer it up. >> that is what creates this crust right here. >> that is what makes the crust. >> that looks awesome. doesn't that look good? >> we layer some of the rice, some of the meat, and it all steams together. and you flip it out. >> is it good? >> can i get an "opa?"

[laughter] >> yeah, george! >> nice! >> yeah, so this lid goes on top and it is all going to steam and turn into that beautiful cake. >> so beautiful. that is great. linsey and ginger have something there for us. you can scan the code on the screen to get these recipes and shop for ingredients. let's go to ginger right now. >> i want to make that one any time, thanksgiving included. you don't have to wait until friday to get a great deal on hulu. "gma" viewers have the first chance to grab hulu's huge black friday offer. new and eligible returning subscribers can pay just $0.99 a month for an entire year for hulu with ads. it starts right now until giving tuesday. just scan the qr code on your screen or go to our website to get in on the limited time deal.

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what you're doing right now with kale. you want to massage kale. you want to massage kale before you make the salad because it is a hardy, thick leafy green and you want to soften it up. so i like to do that with olive oil, a little lemon juice, sometimes a little salt. >> oh, you put the lemon in early, too? salt, i do. i've never done the lemon. okay! >> sometimes we even throw avocado in there and mash the avocado into the kale. but for thanksgiving, we are keeping it fall. we make this salad pretty much every year with sweet potatoes, roasted, apples, shaved. >> everybody loves that part. >> quinoa to give a little bit of an oomph to the dish. >> i like a bite. >> thanksgiving we use pomegranate. it makes it beautiful, it's got a sweet little burst to it. >> it is so pretty. >> and we threw in some walnuts. this is like a crowd-pleasing salad. it's amazing on thanksgiving because it looks beautiful but you can do this any time of year. >> we cook this for every party, and the dijon vinaigrette. >> this is a honey apple

vinaigrette. it's amazing. apple cider vinegar, a little olive oil, a little honey, shake it up in a jar like this, nothing fancy, and that's how it's incredible everything will single time. >> linsey, we have to have dessert. you've got to save room. please tell us. >> i think families are either pumpkin pie families, sweet potato pie families. we are a sweet potato pie family. sohla is taking the idea of pumpkin pie on steroids to the baked alaska concept here. >> you can also make this with sweet potato. we are going to jazz up some store-bought vanilla ice cream by stirring in a little pumpkin. or sweet potato puree. hey, a little bit of spice, a little bit of salt helps balance out the sweetness. you want to layer the ice cream with some store-bought gingersnaps. >> should we put the gingersnaps first? >> go however -- >> whatever moves you? all right, we're doing it. >> think of it as a giant ice cream sandwich. you cannot go wrong.

so we are starting out with something pretty simple, ice cream and cookies, but we are going to level it up, cover the whole thing in a meringue. we made this earlier, just egg whites and sugar whipped up, and you decorate your ice cream. after you freeze it, you flip it out, and when it's decorated like this you can put it back in the freezer for like six hours. >> we are out of time, but we've got to get to the fun stuff. the fire. >> we are going to light it on fire. oh, god. >> uh-oh. we are having a malfunction with the -- >> oh, no! oh, god! >> we've got to have fire. anybody have, like, a match? >> do you know how to use this? up, down, trigger -- we did it! light it on fire, and it's light it on fire, and it's just like, wow. >> ooh, aah! >> it takes something simple and makes it spectacular. >> people at the table, are you enjoying your food? michael, sohla, thank you so much for helping us cook for our friendsgiving. tony and the harlem grown team,

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