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the war between israel and hamas. the cease fire has been extended for two days to allow more hostages to be released and palestinian prisoners to be released with more aid going into gaza. matt gutman is in israel with more emotional reunions. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. that cease fire holding now for a fifth consecutive day. and the nine children and two women released last night being treated here at this hospital. that as we're learning more about the conditions in which they were held. loved ones saying their family members were not physically abused but they described hunger especially toward the end when they say they were living off half a slice of bread a day. others describing the terror of being hit by israeli air strikes or their captors being killed leaving them in the dungeons. this is the moment these israeli hostages walked their final steps in the hands of hamas and into red cross vans as part of a cease fire agreement where both sides have agreed to extend the cease fire for two more days.

the red cross truck seen leaving gaza entering israel. of the 11 released, two women and nine children, all in stable condition, including a 16-year-old and 12-year-old brother. when we met their mother last week, she was shattered. after the news her children were coming home -- [ cheering ] >> we know physically they're okay. their first reunion was with their mother. that's the most critical piece of it. that they got hugs and love and the feeling of some safety after 52 days in captivity. we know that they didn't get a lot of food. there are some days they were given half a piece of bread. they lost a lot of weight. >> reporter: new details of the hostages' life in captivity. >> they still were locked up in rat holes. >> reporter: his family released over the weekend saying they were not physically harmed but their captivity was punctured by boredom and fear of israeli air strikes. >> they wanted to go to the bathroom, they had to call someone to take them out.

sometimes they would have to wait almost an hour. they feared not only for their life, they feared for the captors life. if the captors, if they were going away to get -- >> reporter: if they were killed they would leave them there? >> they were locked in this prison cell. what would happen to them? >> reporter: the white house saying at least nine americans are still held captive in gaza. the only one released so far, a 4-year-old abigail, seen here after reconnecting with her family. >> we saw the helicopter landing. i said, no. it's her? is it really her? she's really inside? >> reporter: the children physically unharmed, but traumatized. >> it cannot be okay, this child, 5 years old. i know friends of mine were killed. it can just not be okay. the more quiet it is, the more heartbreaking it is. >> reporter: even the director

of the hospital overcome. at least 69 hostages have been freed since the cease fire began. in exchange, israel releasing 150 palestinian prisoner, some the israeli government said convicted of violent crimes. others were being held without charges. their families celebrating their return home in the west bank. we were there on the ground speaking with two freed palestinian prisoners brothers who claimed they were arrested for getting into an altercation with settlers. we were so surprised and thought how come we're now being released? it was unbelievable. back in gaza, the temporary pause in fighting revealing the remnants of what was once a city of over 1 million people. homes destroyed. the u.n. saying there are over 1 million people in its shelters. nearly 15,000 killed according to the hamas run health ministry. this morning a glimmer of hope. the palestinian civil defense in gaza releasing these images. an infant buried under the rubble in the final israeli bombardments before the cease fire pulled from the debris alive.

and we hope that baby is reunited with its family. we understand just minutes ago israel began discussing extending the cease fire even further. that as cia director burns has landed in qatar for talks. it is unclear if any of the nine americans still believed to be held cappive in gaza are going to be released in the coming days. the white house saying it doesn't have much visibility into how hamas compiles these lists or even if it's hamas who is holding those american hostages. george? >> matt, thank you very much. now to the cyber attack on a municipal water system in pennsylvania. hackers linked to iran claim responsibility. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas has the details. good morning. >> reporter: george, good morning. today u.s. homeland security officials are investigating a potential hack on a water utility in western pennsylvania that suggests some of our nation's infrastructure is vulturable. an iranian based group of hackers has claimed responsibility, saying they targeted part of the aliquippa

water system because it uses software developed by an israeli company. they provide sewer and water services to 6,600 customers in western pennsylvania. officials of the utility told reporters that a computer system tied to a pumping station that controls water pressure was impacted. those officials say the overall network was not affected, and there was no risk to the quality of drinking water or its supply. still the notion of hackers half a world away gaining access to any part of a local water system is concerning. federal authorities, including homeland security and the fbi, are looking into the breach. some intelligence analysts worry this could be a precursor to something bigger or more widespread an image allegedly sent to the treatment plant saying they plan to target any systems made in israel. michael? >> very concerning pierre. thank you very much for that. now to the early blast of winter. snow slamming parts of the northeast to go along with the bone chilling deep freeze for millions of americans. rob marciano is in upstate new york for us.

good morning, rob. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michael. you get a cold outbreak this time of year, it means one thing for places like this. it means lake effect snow big time. we've been getting it all night, all morning long. got about a foot on the ground so far. they've done a pretty good job with the equipment, getting it off main street. driving through the snow bands is short of a white knuckle experience. visibility can drop to zero and the highways are still very very thick. reminds us that even though it is november, winter is coming. for many of us, well, it's already here. overnight a deep freeze on the move blasting two thirds of the country. the storm dumping heavy snow in upstate new york, ushering in the coldest air of the season for millions. residents in buffalo blanketed by snow. dangerous driving conditions in michigan making cars slide off

the snow covered roads there. in idaho, low visibility causing a multicar pileup on i 86. approximately 30 cars and semis were involved in the crash. wind chills in the 20s, teens even single digits. in vermont even cows are coping with the winter weather. >> good morning. what do you think about this snow? >> reporter: in the great lakes, the freezing air making temperatures feel in the single digits. by tomorrow morning the frigid air also freezing out the northeast. feel-like temperatures in the teens from d.c. to philly, new york city and boston. it's been relentless. snowfall rates coming down 2, 3 inches per hour, at times coming down sideways. the warnings extends through the overnight tonight. the i 85 corridor completely snow covered so that's a mess. this is a microcosm of the massive arctic air mass that's infiltrating so much of the country. robin?

>> you said it, rob, thanks so much. we're going to bring in ginger with the forecast for the frozen zone. good morning. >> good morning to you. you heard it. mid 20s now. the wind chill by tomorrow morning in new york city will drop into the teens. so yes, indeed, this is the coldest air of the season. when you put it over the relatively warm lakes. i'm from west michigan so i'm used to it. it certainly always comes in hard. you can see from south having, michigan, to redfield, new york. those warnings are on the map. brooklyn, ohio, traverse city michigan. gonna pick up more snow than you already have. this is really through tomorrow morning. some of those bands are quite thin and making their way far east. so even in eastern pennsylvania, watch for some of those that stream all the way over. speaking of that cold, it's not just going to settle in the northeast. look how deep it goes. the freeze alert, freeze warning included, goes to lake city, florida. the feels like down there wind chills around freezing by tomorrow morning, george. >> okay, ginger. thank you very much. now to an abc news exclusive. new details in what former vice president pence told investigators about his interaction with former president trump leading up to january 6th as he was pressured to overturn the election

results. chief washington correspondent jon karl is here with the story. good morning, jon. >> good morning, george. there is perhaps no testimony more eagerly awaited in the federal election interference case against donald trump than that of his vice president, mike pence. now abc news has learned what pence has told investigators and what he can be expected to say when he takes the stand in a trial that is now scheduled to start early next year. when everything else had failed, donald trump turned to his vice president to overturn the election on january 6th, 2021. >> i hope mike is going to do the right thing. if mike pence does the right thing, we win the election. all vice president pence has to do is send it back to the states to recertify and we become president. >> reporter: former vice president pence told investigators looking into the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol that donald trump had surrounded himself with, quote, crank lawyers and espoused

unamerican theories and almost pushed the country into a constitutional crisis. according to sources familiar with what pence told investigators, pence also told them he is sure he told trump that he had seen no evidence of voter fraud significant enough to change the results in a single state, according to sources familiar with the matter. ultimately, pence defied trump's demands when he played the ceremonial role vice presidents have played since thomas jefferson presided over the counting of votes in 1801. pence followed the rules but enraged trump supporters prompting chants of "hang mike pence" from some of those attacking the capitol. the sources tell abc that investigators asked the former vice president about hand written notes he had taken in the days leading up to january 6th that revealed pence had briefly decided not to preside over the certification of the election.

not feeling like i should attend electoral count, pence wrote in his notes. too many question, too many doubts, too hurtful to my friend. therefore, i am not going to participate in certification of election. he ultimately changed his mind, presiding over the official certification of joe biden's election victory because he felt it was his constitutional duty. pence, however, did do his part to raise expectations of trump's most ardent supporters for january 6th. he acknowledged to investigators, the sources tell abc news, that at the white house in late december 2020, he told a group of roughly 20 house republicans to, quote, get your evidence together and assured them, quote, we will get our day in congress. the republicans at the meeting erupted in applause. pence will likely be a key witness at the federal interference trial, testifying under oath on the witness stand, george.

that trial is now scheduled for early march, just over three months from now. >> we'll see if that schedule holds. thanks, jon. michael? now the latest on the spike in respiratory illnesses, with ten states now reporting high or very high activity. eva pilgrim is here with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. doctors offices and emergency rooms are seeing a flood of patients with respiratory illnesses. ten states, new york city and puerto rico reporting high or very high activity. the orange and dark red colors on this map show areas with the highest concentration reporting the flu, covid, rsv or the common cold. symptoms include fever plus a cough and/or sore throat. flu and covid hospitalizations are highest among people over 65 while most rsv patients are children. so here's the deal. it's typical for cases to spike in the south before moving north. experts recommend staying up to date with vaccinations. everyone over 6 months old can get an updated covid and flu vaccine.

rsv shots are available for those over 60, pregnant women and infants under 8 months old. robin? >> thank you. now to the airline passenger who opened an emergency door, jumped off the wing of a plane while it sat on the tarmac in new orleans. victor oquendo has the story. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this all happened on the busiest day in tsa history. this morning we're hearing from passengers who called the experience terrifying and chaotic. this morning chaos on board a southwest airlines flight, panicked passengers rushing off the plane at the airport in new orleans. >> we got a situation here. >> reporter: authorities say a man opened the over wing emergency exit and jumped onto the wing as the plane was still on the jet way. passengers told to get off. >> just a terrifying experience. everyone was overwhelmed. the anxiety, the panic, you could feel it. people ultimately were trampled,

injured trying to exit the plane. >> reporter: you can see the open emergency exit above the wing in this photo. >> did someone jump off? >> reporter: watch this video from inside the terminal. >> there he is, right there. >> reporter: showing the man being pulled out of a service truck on the tarmac. ground personnel holding him until authorities arrived. it happened on sunday. the busiest day in tsa history. nearly 3 million people screened. southwest flight 3172 was still preparing to depart for atlanta around 7:40 p.m. with 139 passengers on board when the man opened the door. atlanta business mom laquisha martin near the front of the plane. >> it was really, really crazy and a lot of chaos. >> reporter: passengers can only open those doors in an emergency. that man was not arrested. instead, he was taken to the hospital. authorities saying he suffered some kind of mental health crisis. guys?

>> that's pretty clear. thank you very much. coming up, as israel and hamas extend their cease fire, we'll hear from a relative holding on hope for this 10-month-old hostage to return home. >> also ahead, what you need to know about name drop. why new iphone feature could be a security risk. travel tuesday is taking off right now. how the land big savings on flights, hotels, cruises and more. first back to ginger. >> we're talkings about 8 below wind chills in wisconsin. aren't we warming? we are. even though these are not records. we're nowhere close to records. we're just below average. we're gonna warm up really quickly. look at this, as the jet stream moves on, we're going to see temperatures back here in new york city after the chill into those 50 degree marks by the end of the week. just a note, overall since 1970 if you've noticed that winter has been warmer. it has. certainly in the northeast and a couple other places up to five degrees average temperature warmer than it was prior to 1970.

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prices nationwide averaging $3.25, down $0.05 in the last week and down $0.60 from mid september. we've got a lot more ahead including why a new iphone feature could be a security risk. that's coming up, george. first we are joined by a relative of one of the youngest hostages still being held, a 10-month-old boy. thank you for joining us this morning. i know it's been over 50 days since you've seen your cousin and her sons. her husband was also captured. we've seen many hostages being released. qafir is the youngest just about to turn 11 months old you expected your family to be released first? >> of course. well, it's not -- there's a lot of children that were kidnapped. we are thrilled to see them back. but the pain of not having them back yet is incredible.

tomorrow is the last day of this deal of cease fire, and we are very concerned. >> have you heard anything from the government, from any sources about their condition? >> not anything new, just what was published by the spokesman of the idf about a possibility of another group holding them hostage and not hamas. >> and we know that they're extending the cease fire now in the hopes that more hostages will be released. but you've received no word from the government that your family members are on that list? >> no, not from the government. not from anyone. we don't know if there's a list, you know, of all the names of the children. we are completely at lost. >> what is your message to the israeli government and the united states government right now?

>> i do appreciate all the efforts of the united states government for creating that deal initially. i do hope they are doing everything they can to bring back. >> would you support a deal for all palestinian prisoners to be released in return for the hostages? >> that's a really hard question. i must say i am -- all those hostages are fathers, mothers, injured people and, of course, my family members as well among them. there's no price for our loved ones. >> and what do you want people to know about your family members? >> i want them to know they are and always were people of peace, innocent civilians.

my uncle, his daughter, she's an incredible mother. her husband is an incredible father. qafir, he will be 11 months. he was kidnapped when he was 9. we don't know how he's being fed. we don't know about their condition. we don't know if they're still alive even. it's unbearable. they promised in this deal they signed all the sides that all mothers and children are supposed to be released. the palestinian side, hamas, is receiving this. inside of the agreement. prisoners are being leased. where's my family? how come baby qafir is being

held there as some sort of, i don't know, a leverage? we don't understand where he is. where are they? why aren't they on any list? every night we receive a phone call that they are not coming back tomorrow. it's torture. it's psychological torture. >> that is so clear. >> i'm sorry. >> please do not apologize. it is torture. your family is being put through so much. so many families are being put through what you rightly describe as torture right now. we are all hoping for an early release for all the hostages. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> we'll be right back.

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>> back now on this travel tuesday. we are gearing up for some get away deals. demarco morgan is standing by with more. there he is. but first let's break down the blockbuster cyber monday numbers. elizabeth schulze has that. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michael. shoppers are on the hunt for a deal this holiday season. they are already breaking records. cyber monday spending hit $12 billion. that is an all time high for the biggest online shopping day of the year. now part of what's fueling this record spending are record discounts. we've seen steep bargains for toys, for electronics, for clothes and furniture. that has helped drive up those sales online, michael. >> they say that consumers are making a majority of purchases on their phones instead of their

computers? >> reporter: right. michael, this is a change that shows how many shoppers are make those purchases for holiday gifts on the go. for the first time online sales are expected to be 50% made through smart phones. so far this year a total of nearly $50 billion in sales have been through mobile purchases. we've seen retailers have tried to improve the experience of buying something on your phone. this is a sign that those efforts are at least starting to work, michael. >> i'm a big user of my phone instead of the computer. i'm usually buying for myself. that's another story. another big trend this season, shoppers are choosing to use the buy now pay later at checkout. >> reporter: that's right. you're not the only one shopping on your phone. this buy now pay later option is becoming popular. what it allows people to do is pay for a purchase in installments instead of all at once. this is a flexible option that can help you stretch your budget. as always, it is important to read the fine print to make sure you know what late fees or extra

charges you might be signing up for before you click buy on that holiday gift. michael? >> elizabeth schulze, thank you very much. appreciate you. robin? >> always love it when you tell on yourself, michael strahan. now the best day of the year to find deals on flights, cruise, combination of any travel related purchase you can imagine. demarco morgan is here with more on that. good morning, demarco. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you as well. everybody likes a good deal land, sea or air. experts say travel tuesday is the day to plan your next get away. this year the bargains are bigger than ever. travel tuesday is taking off. your next vacation may be just a click away. >> we're expecting to see more deals available today than on black friday and cyber monday combined. >> reporter: whether you're looking for a trip with the family -- >> we know, big ben. >> reporter: -- or a weekend with your closest friends. ♪ i'm every woman ♪ >> reporter: you don't have to break the bank. hotels are slashing prices.

if you haven't booked anything yet for the holidays, marriott offering up to 20% off through today only, with stays through january 15th. travellers enrolled in expedia and hotel.com's free one key program can get at least 30% for travel through 2024. want to explore europe? hopper is offering hotel deal, too. >> we're going to be offering 50% off hotels exclusively on the hopper app in destinations like rome and paris. >> reporter: experts say flight deals are better than years past. >> because the airline industry is slowing down. air fares are starting to come down and something we would have never thought a year ago, airlines struggling to fill seats. >> reporter: southwest offering 30% off and frontier's all you can buy and go pass extended through today at its lowest price of $499. hopper says more than 100 of its airline partners will offer deals today, including these low fares.

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this giving tuesday. what you should know before getting in on the act. >> that's all coming up. first at look at the top stories breaking at 8 starting with the war between israel and hamas. temporary truce has been extended for two more days to allow more hostages to be freed and palestinian prisoners to be released with more aid going to gaza. want to go back to matt gutman in israel with the latest, including more emotional reunions. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, george. we have been seeing those emotional reunions and hearing more harrowing stories about what those hostages went through in captivity. family members telling us their loved ones lived in terror of those israeli air strikes fearing not only that they would be killed but their captors would be killed leaving them locked in dungeons. that as a cease fire is holding for a fifth consecutive day. this is the moment these israeli hostages walked their final steps at the hands of hamas and into red cross vans as part of a four day cease fire agreement which both sides have agreed to extend for two more days. the red cross truck seen leaving

gaza, entering israel. of the 11 released, two women and nine children, all in stable condition including 16-year-old sahar caldaron and his 12-year-old brother. when we met their mother last week, she was shattered. and after the news her children were coming home -- [ cheers ] -- new details of the hostages' life in captivity. >> they still were locked up in rat holes. >> reporter: his family released over the weekend saying they were not physically harmed but their captivity was punctured by boredom and fear of israeli air strikes. the white house saying nine americans are still held captive in gaza. the only one released so far, 4-year-old abigail, seen in these photos hours after reconnecting with her family. at least 69 hostages have been freed by hamas since the cease fire began.

in exchange, israel releasing 150 palestinian prisoners some, the israeli government said, convicted of violent crimes. others were being held without charges. their families celebrating their return home in the west bank. back in gaza, the u.n. saying there are over 1 million people in its shelters, nearly 15,000 killed according to the hamas run health ministry. now, we understand that cia director burns is in qatar right now to discuss on going hostages releases today and tomorrow. it's unclear if nine americans still believed to be held captive in gaza are on any of these lists. the white house admitting it doesn't know much about their condition or even which group is holding them. michael? >> matt gutman, thank you for your continued coverage. we appreciate you. now we're going to turn to the warning to parent whose children are iphone users. a new feature could expose your children's personal information. eva pilgrim is back with more, including how to turn it off. >> good morning again, michael. a new feature part of the ios update sparking concern about how easy it could be to accidentally share information

from your phone to another. it's called name drop. when you update to the latest system, you automatically get it. here's how it works. if you hold two iphones near each other you can easily share contact information on your phone. that has police in several states warning that it could lead to users, including children and the elderly accidentally sharing their contact information. the sheriff of oakland county michigan saying while tech savvy iphone users may be aware of the settings, many iphone users are not. we have seen people where they can inadvertently accept or trigger actions without knowledge to their consequences. we encourage you to check your settings, including this one, to limit exposure of your data. there's an easy fix for this. all you need is to turn off namedrop. all you have do is go to settings, then general, hit air drop where you will see a box that says bringing devices together.

you hit that tab to turn it off. i just want to show you. it's this box here. green means that it's on. robin, gray means that it's off. >> it's off. >> i just did it. didn't know. >> very easy step to do. thank you very much, eva. now to honoring roslynn carter. we are learning her husband, former president jimmy carter, at age 99, is expected to attend today's memorial. steve osunsami is at the carter center there in atlanta. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the former first lady's casket is still here at the carter center after bus loads of well wishers were brought in overnight to pay their last respects. there is of course that ceremony not far from here that the president, the former president, jimmy carter, is expected to attend. he is, of course, 99 years old. he is no hospice care at his home.

we are told that he even had a suit made for this occasion because his old suits didn't fit. we are also told his appearance will be confirmed when he is seen here in person. some of the world's current and former leaders will be sitting in that small chapel saying their good-byes. president joe biden, first lady jill biden, obamas, clintons, melanis trump, garth brooks and trisha yearwood will perform. the funeral is set for tomorrow at their small town church in plains, georgia, where the former president taught sunday school for many, many years. and then the former first lady will be buried at her home in a private ceremony not far away. robin? >> so many want to pay their respects. steve, thank you. thank you so much. now to giving tuesday with americans stepping in to help those in need, donating billions of dollars. elizabeth schulze is back with that.

>> reporter: good morning again, robin. giving tuesday is a chance to give back after the busy holiday shopping season. it has been a big day for nonprofits and charities with 20 million americans making gifts. on the first year of giving tuesday, back in 2012, charitable gifts totalled $12 million. last year donations reached $3.1 billion. this year it's estimated they could top $3.4 billion. some popular causes that included science, education and animal welfare. if you're making a donation, it is important to keep tips in mind. check if your employer will match your gift amount. some companies might have a preferred list of charities. next, donate directly on the charity's website. instead of going through a third party. that will include you are giving to the right place. you want to save your donation receipt force tax purposes. you always finally want to make sure that you vet the charity so you know how your money will be spent. you can check organization's rating and track record on charity watch and charity navigator.org.

guys? >> good advice. thank you very much. coming up in our gma morning menu. new hope on the mystery illness plaguing dogs around the country. a golden retriever is recovering it after a last resort drug saved his life. also ahead, how dolly is rocking her way to a career high. plus, gma's decorating for the holiday. our set turned into a celebration of the season. lori bergamotto is here to show you how to shop this set for your own home. lara is with an all-star lineup. hey, lara. >> michael, the star power is bright this morning. niecy nash is here, sebastian maniscalco with us, jennifer garner is all here, which means good things are coming your way right here on gma. . jennifer garner is also here. good things are coming your way right here on "gma." ♪ ♪

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from that mystery respiratory illness vexing vets nationwide. john and becky oliver say their 5-year-old golden retriever ike first got sick in september while on the road competing in dog shows. >> he really didn't exhibit any symptoms at the beginning, maybe a cough here or there. when they took his temperature at the emergency vet hospital in arizona, they said his fever was 105.3. his color wasn't good. >> reporter: ike developed pneumonia and spent five days in the hospital before they moved him to a vet clinic closer to home. the family bracing for the worst when becky said she got a message from a woman in the dog show community about a potential treatment. a powerful antibiotic. >> they are saying, try this. the vet at first was like, oh, no, no, no that's an extremely strong antibiotic, a last ditch effort antibiotic. and then the veterinarian said,

no, let's try it. >> reporter: dr. gansler didn't treat ike but has seen numerous dogs with this illness. she said this treatment should only be used when no other options exist. >> that particular antibiotic is typically used as a last resort. it is one where if we give it to an owner to give to a dog, they have to handle it with gloves because people can't really touch it. >> reporter: the olivers say within 12 hours of the first dose, ike was weaned off oxygen and able to come home later that week. now they say he's back to his normal self. >> he looks pretty much the same. >> we are just so grateful. we still can't believe he's still here. >> reporter: good boy, ike. experts say the sooner you start treatment the better the outcome for your dog. if you notice that your dog is developing a cough and you're concerned, make that appointment. go see your vet, guys. >> we will do that. thank you very much, will. how about some pop news? >> we got it. what's going on there?

>> i don't know. >> all right. let's do it. we're going to begin with your friend, robin, dolly parton, rocking her way to a career high. days after her show stopping performance on thanksgiving at the dallas cowboys game, look at her. i just love that woman. parton has now scored the biggest album sales week of her career. her rock 'n' roll album has hit the top spot on not one but six different billboard charts including top album sales. parton calls the news a big thrill. her album is called rock star. she sure is. it has 30 tracks featuring elton john, paul mccartney just to name a few and covers some of rock's greatest hits from her own jolene. love it. she covers led zeppelin. miley cyrus. her god daughter. she even covers prince.

she's releasing this album to earn her induction into the rock and roll hall of fame last year. i think it's done it. you can listen to rock star everywhere right now. congratulations. >> go. >> so good. >> so good. >> not just covers. she has some originals as well. >> absolutely. dolly is always creating. hey, also in pop news our friend dallas mavericks owner mark cuban revealing he's gearing up to leave "shark tank." say it ain't so. after ten years, he says it's time. he said season 16 will be his last. take a listen. >> you know, this is our 15th year. next year 16th year will be my last year. i have a year to go. >> breaking news. >> doing shark tank all these years we've trained a generation of entrepreneurs, multiple generations. if somebody can come from iowa or sacramento, wherever and show up on the carpet on "shark tank" and show their business and get a deal, that's going to inspire generations of kids.

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thank you for being here. you put yourself under the ultimate pressure. you watched this film with your 11-year-old son. >> and his class. i know. >> what was the reaction seeing you turn into a teen? >> he was a little mortified actually that i invited his entire class to see the movie. but in the end, it was so fun. just listening to little kids laugh. there's nothing better. it was great. >> that is high pressure though. an 11-year-old's whole class. >> i didn't think about it until we were actually in the theater. then i was sweating. i was like, what have i done? it ended up being great. at first he looked at me like, mom, this is so embarrassing. we made it through. >> let's see what made everybody laugh. >> honey, you cannot wear that to school. you look like an american girl doll. you are an artist. you should be able to dress like one. >> i can't hope to be made partner looking like a teeny

bopper. >> got to bow down to the patriarch. don't you, mom? just dress for the male game. >> you and your ideals. i deals don't pay the bills. >> i have heard those lines. [ laughter ] >> so good. >> so what would your kids do if they were switching places with you? >> if my kids were suddenly in my body, one would instantly go ton a zoom on once upon a farm zoom wanting to know what's really going on. one would just open my phone and read everything. they would have a good time. they would bee line for what they're interested in. [ laughter ] >> this isn't your first body swap movie. >> yeah. >> it cannot be almost 20 years since "13 going on 30." >> one of my favorite movies. >> are the little easter eggs there? >> there are a couple easter eggs. there's one that's over. and one that only true blues pick up.

it's fun, sweat. "13 going on 30" netflix put that out. i'm getting a lot of love wherever i go which makes me so happy. >> that's so good. i want to talk about that video you posted. so funny. you showed the contents of your purse. one thing i can't relate to is how many bags of nuts you have in your purse. [ laughter ] >> i have been on the road a lot. when you just travel back to back and don't clean out your backpack. i guess i'm panicked about not having a snack available. so every time i pack anything i must have grabbed a bag of nuts that i saw. filled up a bag for the plane. when i went through my bag there were eight little bags. >> a lot of snacking. >> some of them, there were only two or three left and i'm like, i better keep that cashew for

later. i don't know. i have no excuse. >> any hard candy? >> there was a little bit of candy. >> hard candy though. >> there was hard candy. there was a lot. it was embarrassing. it was humbling. >> i love your posts. they are really fun. they're just, we can all relate. >> well, good. that's a nice way to put it. thanks. >> i'm curious, is it easy for you to switch back to being a teen? >> it was really fun. it's fun for me to let go a little bit. i think that i'm a little more lucy goosey than i get to be in real life. so i love the physical aspect of it. i loved just getting she was not used to being the boss and she had to really get tough and raise her voice. and she's that's not her style. but ed helms is a comedic genius.

and if he is on your set, you are gold. because i would just say and how do i make this funnier? what should i say? how do i deliver this line? he can find the funny in anything because you're wearing so many hats in this movie. >> yeah. i mean, doing so many different things that you're doing. >> oh, it was great. we developed the movie starting back with the same producing group that developed it and produced yesterday. we started it back then we were just like, what would happen if we had an entire family, including the baby and dog, which is everyone's favorite. like, forget how hard the rest of us worked with body, you know, with like movement coaches, whatever. forget that. it's all about the baby and the dog. but we very intentionally made this. it's an ensemble piece, so all for like the kids really shine and ed and i are there to kind of, you know, bask in their glory. but it's pretty great to see brady noon, emma meyers and ed helms just like, give it up. >> i'm kind of over here kind of like sweating because i imagine, like sweating with the gas. yeah, i know. i don't want to do it. >> the reality is, it's so

intense to be a teen. you know, the reality is you go to their schools and you see what they're up against and how much work they're producing. it doesn't even come close. but we want everybody to see your work family, which is streaming on netflix on thursday. >> make sure you check it out. you got it. >> only two quarterfinal games now remain. >> who is monty python? >> what is the doctor game? >> that's not what it's called. heather operation. what is operation? >> what is jenga? that's correct . >> or as heather calls it, the blocks game, celebrity jeopardy! >> new wednesday at 7:00 central on abc. 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 gloria rodriguez from abc seven mornings. let's get right to jobina with a look at traffic. good morning, jobina. >> good morning, gloria. thank you. hi, everyone. we are starting here at the richmond-san rafael bridge. this is our busiest spot right now due to this ongoing sigalert that we are in. week eight of three westbound lanes blocked and no wide load vehicles allowed in that area. the bay

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it's a new movie origin. so good to see you here. >> thank you. >> i mean, you all haven't seen it. they sent me the screen. we know it's from "the new york times" bestseller cast. ava created this character for you. >> she did. and i feel so blessed. i have to say today this is probably the most beautiful piece of art i have ever been a part of. >> wow. >> that's saying something. >> that's saying a lot. >> how would you describe the movie? >> oh wow. i would say it's about love. it's about loss. it's a beautiful invitation to think differently about race in america. >> it examines casts all over the world. you say people need to know this. what do they need to know? >> they need to know the impacts. they need to know -- first of all, they need to know to show up to the theater with a kleenex. you will feel so much when you watch this movie.

i know i walked away from it completely changed. what i thought i knew i unlearned it right there in the script pages. >> sometimes it's not just learning something, it's unlearning. >> come on. come on. that's it. >> let's take a look at a clip. check it out. >> do you even know anybody in india? >> his uncle. >> that's the point of traveling. meeting new people. >> traveling to places where you are warmly welcomed by familiar faces is underrated. >> you just have a way to disappear in these roles. wow. >> that's a gift. i don't take it lightly. so thank you. it's so important to embody the totality of a character. mind you, i was filming this job and my abc show at the same time.

no days off, going back and forth from l.a. to savannah. i was -- i mean, i wore my body down so bad at the end. i got really, really sick. ava was like, is there anything i can get you? is there anything you need? i said shrimp and grits. [ laughter ] she took care of me, yes. >> you were down south so shrimp and grits are done well. ava figured out a way for teens to see this for free. >> i love this so much. she started something called seat 16.com where you can buy a ticket for every 16-year-old in the country to be able to see this movie. yeah. >> they're so vulnerable at that age. >> good age to see this movie. yeah. >> can we just talk about "reno 911?" >> can we talk about it? [ laughter ] >> what is it about playing that character that helped you? or did it? did you learn something about yourself playing that character?

>> what i learned about playing raynesha was to trust my gift. you fly by the seat of your pants with this particular show. no script. honestly, it helped me this this movie. when ava said, i want you to bring likeness to this film? i said how. it's so heavy. she said find it. but because of "reno" a lot of lines you hear me say are improved in this movie to try to find a little bit of that light. >> you needed it for this film. you keeping in touch with with the squat? >> oh, always. always. at a moment's notice i can put on my booty and hair and show up. [ laughter ] >> at a moment's notice. i got it like this. >> you knew it. >> very different roles. i'm lucky enough to be able to use them both in this instrument. yes. >> you said, this is really

something for you, isn't it, niecy, to play this role? to be part of this film, this art. >> listen, it was such a blessing. we didn't know it was going to happen. i had my other job. ava was like, i can't see anybody else doing it. i said, well, did you pray about it? she said, i did. i said, well then let's do it. the prayers worked. >> wow. >> it is an important film that people need to see. >> i'm blessed to be part of it. >> yeah, you are. isn't the screening this week? >> the premiere, thursday night. >> okay. >> all over it. >> "origins" will be in theaters for one week only in new york and los angeles december 8th then theaters nationwide starting january 19th. thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> who's coming up next? we're back with one of the host comics in america.

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>> we're back with one of the hottest comics in america. sebastian maniscalco is now the star of a new comedy series called booky by the creator of two and a half men and big bang theory. he join us live to talk about it. congratulations. >> thank you. >> chuck lorrie, who else do you want to write your comedy? >> he's got 1,000 episodes of tv underneath his belt. it was great working with him. really excited for the show. >> you are a terrific standup.

you're used to writing your own material. you've gotten a lot of text messages saying sebastian is on. what is it like to then take his word and vision and bring them to life with your sense of humor? >> i like it, you know? sometimes you run into writers and maybe the writing may be off. his writing is very specific. he knows what he wants. i trust him whole heartedly. it's nice departure from standup comedy where i'm saying my own words. this is almost like saying my own words because it was so well written. >> you really are connected. >> i thought so. you got to ask him to see if he likes me. i like him. >> that's good. that's a start. the other person that's part of this and is exciting is charlie sheen. >> yeah, yeah. >> they worked together for so many years on two an a half men. now here you come. tell me about that experience, coming into that friendship, that working relationship, and also just working with charlie. >> it's kind of charlie and chuck, they're reuniting again on this tv show. working with charlie, i didn't

know what to expect. he was such a great guy, very professional, quiet. we ran lines before scenes. really great to work with. this guy has been acting for 40 years. i don't do a lot of acting. >> good to hear he's doing well and working again. >> yeah, yeah. >> he was a great person to work with. we had a great time. >> that is awesome. i'm so excited about this. how did booky come to be? was it initially you pitched chuck a different show? >> i met chuck. i was like, we can do a little show maybe around my life, you know? >> and what would that have looked like? >> my current life, i got two kids a wife, navigating the waters of being an older parent or what have you. then he came with an idea about a bookie in los angeles. i kind of -- >> you're like, so similar. similar to what i pitched. [ laughter ] >> i liked his idea better just because i'm kind of tired of playing myself. i did it in "about my father" a movie i co-wrote and played

myself. i did a pilot six years ago and played myself. i said, why don't i play someone else? this role was right for me. i don't really see a lot of shows about book making. >> it's true. it's a world that i don't think has been overexposed. >> no, no. that was another reason i wanted to do it. >> i believe we have a clip? >> yeah. clip it out. >> how's your day going? >> life is a cabaret. >> rams over 52, titans plus 6. dime on each. that's all i got. thanks. >> all right. you're down. good luck 703. i'm sorry. i'll come by later. >> if you let me open up a checking account i wouldn't have to bother you like this. >> honey, what are the two conditions i gave you before we got married. >> no banks, no musicals. >> i love you. good-bye. [ laughter ] >> a match made in heaven. your kids you mentioned. how does it go? do you ever rehearse material on

them? i saw in an interview you said they are a very tough audience. >> very, very tough. i love going -- >> we should point out they're very little. >> they're 6 and 4 and making 20,000 people laugh a night is great. when i get my kids rolling there's no better feeling. they are a tough audience especially my son. my son's looking at me like, dad, wrap it up. [ laughter ] this ain't funny, you know? but my daughter -- >> i wonder where he gets that? >> i think he's taking after me. >> a little bit. >> and my daughter is taking after my wife. my daughter is very receptive to my comedy. we do goofy faces and whatnot. making them laugh is gold. >> you make a lot of people laugh. you are a great multitasker, doing the show, being a parent and being a working comedian. you have an announcement i understand for us. >> big announcement. i kind of took off touring for awhile. i am announcing here today my it ain't right tour starts july

11th of next year. [ applause ] >> i'm excited. we're in. >> george, are you excited about this? [ laughter ] you're buried in your phone and i'm announcing a tour here. tickets on sale tomorrow. presale code is -- >> are you excited to get back on the road? do you need to flex that muscle again? >> i needed to go away from the road to get material. when you're on the road you don't get material. spending time with my family, going on vacation with my family, you extract material from everyday life. so i had to kind of give it a break in order to come up with new stuff. but really excited. it's called "it ain't right" because a lot of things with me ain't right. i'm 50 now. i ruptured my bicep doing nothing. [ laughter ] >> it ain't right. it ain't right. but you are. and the show is great. congratulations. >> thank you. >> great to have you here.

we're looking forward to the tour. everybody, "bookie" premieres this thursday on max. head over to ginger. >> and we are celebrating giving tuesday this chilly morning. the disney ultimate toy drive is helping make holiday wishes come true for children in need. we have mickey mouse here with some elfs wrapping giftss. i love a good gift wrapping party. it's in celebration of disney's more than 75 years of working with the marine toys for tots program. disney has given toys for tots a grant that will deliver another 75,000 toys to kids this holiday season. very exciting. staff sergeant james caldwell is here with us. he used to get toys from the very organization when he was a child in foster care. so beautiful. thank you for sharing that. and says it was part of your inspiration to join the marines. love it. all right. now he is caring for this legacy as a toys for tots coordinator. we have already collected 16,125 toys so far with the help of

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cheer for the jacksonville jaguars. >> touchdown! >> reporter: what is it about this jaguars team that brings out the fan in you? >> for me, i have always been a fan of the jags. i was born a jaguar fan. i have always liked our style. >> reporter: the two have celebrated every win and weathered every loss together. how did you find out you were both big jaguar fans? >> we've known each other since we were 4. went to high school, college together. we've always been huge jags fans. he'd text me at college every morning. sunday mornings you're like, i'm going over to watch the game. >> reporter: there's never any arguing over the remote? >> it's never not on. >> every sunday. >> reporter: their passion for the team, even going as far as making one permanent decision. is it true one of you all got a tattoo? >> yep. it was a big thing for us in the 2017 playoff run. it was a big team thing. >> every sunday. >> reporter: life long jacksonville jaguar fans since birth who are about to get a

huge surprise. i have a very big surprise for you all. do you have plans on monday december 4th? around 8:15 p.m.? on behalf of the jacksonville jaguars, we are sending you to the might night game. i got this for y'all. y'all are going to the game! >> yes! yes! >> i have never been to a primetime game. i'm excited. >> reporter: can we get the chant one more time? for good morning america, i'm jess sims, abc news, new york. >> the jacksonville jaguars face off against the cincinnati bengals on "monday night football" 8:15 eastern on espn and abc. coming up lori bergamotto is going to show off your holiday decorations and shop our set. >>

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here in times square, we are in the holiday spirit thanks to our holiday set. it's decorated with items. all from grandin road. we're givings you a chance to shop some of them to deck the halls of your home. gma lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto is here. you can check the products out by using the qr code on your screen. lori, what do we have for all our viewers that they can take home with them? >> i'm excited today. do you love to decorate? >> i do. >> michael, have we got news for you. >> everything you will see is exclusive from grandin road. one stop shopping. great resource. we're going to start with this nutcracker. isn't he adorable? you can hold him. to be clear, it is not functional. >> good weight to it. like i'm holding an oscar. >> there you go. and the nutcracker goes to strahan! there we go. these are originally $49.50. but for a limited time they're $29.50.

put it on a book shelf or mantle. it's beautiful, right? also we have this jingle bell. >> jingle bell. >> this is an oversized jingle bell which we love. this is great for a lawn ornament or if you are decorating your entry way. this does not ring just so you are aware. >> they're best sellers. >> these are best sellers. it has a flat bottom. these are fantastic. we are seeing lot of people buying these to decorate all around. >> shaped like a ball, not a jingle. >> exactly. >> i love these. i love these little treats. not only that, they come in different colors. spruce it up. >> elevate your game. so cool about all of the shopping is when you see professionals do it and you see the way you can put these on the fire place, they are in sunset hues, these little oragami trees. it feels special. doesn't have to be the same old same old every year. you can feel these, too.

these are resin. >> good quality, good weight. >> normally you get that whole set for $99.50. but for a limited time you can get it for under $50. it's also a good hostess gift. >> all of these things, bring them back next year. not like you buy them and they go out of style or anything like that. like these accent pillow. >> do you love an accent pillow? >> i love an accent pillow. yes, i do. >> this is the easiest way to switch things out with accent pillows like this one. velvety soft to the touch. great if you have guests coming in. just add a little holiday pizazz to the entire room. these are a great buy. for a limited time they are around $35. >> great deal. >> great deal. great hostess gift. we cannot talk about the holidays -- >> without a tree. >> without a tree.

this is my first year doing an artificial tree. >> really? >> i am a complete convert. i am so into it. grandin road has tons of options. super big ones like this. this is their aspen pine fluff. fluff trees are the huge trend for 2023. they have all different sizes, all different heights, anything you need. this usually goes for under $1,000. but right now, for a limited time $575. think about that over ten years, guys. it's a steal. >> oh, yeah. i have been a big convert already long time ago. this is great. that is one tall tree. different sizes, everybody. >> michael strahan for scale. [ laughter ] >> thank you. thank you for doing that. go out a ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ todos a la mesa ♪ ♪ que buena la mezcla ♪ ♪ it don't get no better ♪

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looking at temperatures are frost advisories and freeze warnings? we are done as we continue that warm up as the morning wears on. we're in the 40s and in the 50s for the most part. there's a couple of 30s on the board, but those are dwindling as we see that sunshine bring us some warmer weather later on today. going into the 60s this afternoon. we're dry during the day, but showers return late tonight into tomorrow to level one on the storm impact scale. gloria >> all right. thank you, drew. time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back at 11 for a midday live. and our reporting continues right now on our news app and also abc7 news. it's >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, from the new comedy "family switch," jennifer g jennifer garner. plus, host of the award-winning series real sports, bryant gumbel. also, a holiday classic performed