why there is police activity at the caltrain station right at fourth and king streets. >> there appears to be a person you can see in that close up of the video of someone on the power lines. so that is why there that there it is. that's what's going on. and number seven beyonce fans await is over queen b's new movie renaissance hits theaters tonight at the theaters are expecting big crowds. >> so you. good morning america for our viewers in the west. another 24 hours of cease fire followed quickly by an attack in jerusalem. breaking news. a deadly shooting in jerusalem. dozens of rounds fired, just moments after israel and hamas agreed to another day of their temporary truce. our matt gutman is there live on the scene in jerusalem, as 16 more hostages are released,

including one american. we spoke to her family right after she crossed to safety. and tensions rising in the west bank, after two young palestinian boys were killed by israeli military. remembering henry kissinger. the former secretary of state who helped shape u.s. foreign policy for decades dead at 100. one of the most influential and controversial figures in american foreign affairs. abc news exclusive and the secret documents case against former president trump. the damaging testimony one of trump's lawyers provided to the special counsel. elon musk lashes out at advertisers, including disney, who abandoned him as he apologizes for responding to the conspiracy theory. ginger is about to ignite a must see live demonstration. could the plants around your home save your house and family from a fire? how your landscaping could play a critical role in fire defense.

shannen doherty said her cancer has spread. what she's said about the set back and what she's learned. >> cracking down on holiday grinches. how some police departments are stepping up to protect from porch pirate, and what you can do with all those online deliveries filling up doorways. back on the field. jets quarterback aaron rodgers at practice, just 11 weeks after tearing his achilles, attempting to return from the injury in record time. and back in the swing. tiger woods set to tee off. how he knew he was ready to come back. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> this is good morning america. tiger and his son charlie. their mannerisms are so similar. >> always making a come back. love to see the two of them out there. also ahead, there's a tornado threat in the south and a threat to bring more snow to the west. ginger is tracking it all. she'll also have that live demonstration coming up. we begin with breaking news

overnight. the cease fire between israel and hamas has been extended another day after 16 more hostages were released including one american citizen. shortly after the truce was extended, deadly shooting in jerusalem. hamas has claimed responsibility. matt gutman is on the scene. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, george. it was just a few minutes ago that hamas claimed responsibility for the shooting attack at this bus stop that left three people dead. one of the busiest in israel. that shooting came just 40 minutes after israel and hamas agreed to extend this truce for another 24 hours. this morning that cease fire between israel and hamas extended for a seventh day. and just minutes later this shooting attack in jerusalem and this surveillance video, you can see a car pull up at a bus stop. two people that were affiliated with hamas begin firing. in another video circulating online, you can hear the dozens of rounds fired. people at the bus stop fleeing for safety. within seconds off duty soldiers returning fire, killing the assailant.

three israelis were killed, 16 wounded. it comes amid the blitz of u.s. diplomacy. secretary of state antony blinken touching down in israel overnight meeting with israeli leaders this morning and the palestinian president abbas later. it's part of the u.s. effort to extend the cease fire to ensure the release of additional hostages, including americans. a second american freed over night, 49-year-old liat banon photographed in her first conversation with family. she was among 16 reunited with families overnight. we spoke to her sister just after her release. did you guys let out a cheer? >> yeah. we've been holding it in for so long. everybody was able to let go just a little bit. the kids especially. they're really tired. we're just very happy. >> reporter: liat was kidnapped 55 days ago with her husband, who is still believed to be held in gaza. only 2 of the 102 hostages were

american, including 4-year-old abigail, released over the weekend. eight americans are still believed to be held captive in gaza, but u.s. officials say it is not known where they are, who is holding them or if they're all alive. >> there's one goal. bring hirsch home. >> reporter: hirsch goldberg is one of them. the 23-year-old taken hostage during that music festival october 7th, a grenade taking off part of his arm. this is one of the last known images of him, huddling in a bunker. >> our soul is so bruised. >> reporter: each morning his mother taping to her shirt the number of days since he was taken. now bracing for drawn out to f nee hirsch and the rest of the hostages. are you prepared for that number to be in four digits? >> are we going to pay a steep price? if the answer is yes, pay it now. the price will be the same, but you will have killed us, the family, in the mean time.

we will be alive, but we will be dead. >> reporter: a grim reality settling in for the family the youngest hostages. 10-year-old qafir. he and his 4-year-old brother and mother seen fear being taken by hamas on october 7th. hamas claiming all three were killed by israeli air strikes at some point during the war. israel now saying it's assessing those claims. it's possible that the u.s. diplomacy in the region will extend the existing cease fire, but as we understand it, the pool of available hostages that hamas considers eligible is getting significantly smaller and the talks over releasing mostly younger men and women could take significantly longer. israel said it's not going to wait for those negotiations to play out to resume the war. robin? >> all right. matt, thank you. now to the west bank, where two young boys were killed in an idf raid. our foreign correspondent tom soufi-burridge is on the scene for us. good morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning, robin.

we heard from matt, huge concerns this morning in israel and over the barrier in the west bank erupts in violence, too. this morning with tensions rising in the west bank a demand for answers after two young palestinian boys were killed by israeli soldiers. disturbing security video showing the confrontation. during what the idf calls a counter terror raid. 8-year-old adam and 15-year-old basil killed. few seconds of video we have before the shooting, the boys are not seen throwing anything. the older boy is seen holding a small object in his hand. israel saying the soldiers only fired on people who threw explosives at them. the families mourning, while others here in the west bank celebrate. israel releasing 30 more palestinian prisoners. in total, 210 palestinians now freed in the past six days as part of the cease fire deal. among them 21-year-old dania.

her family hugging her tight. dania accused by israel of allegedly supporting terror. her father telling me he believes it was due to social media posts. saying, i'm proud of my daughter for supporting people in gaza. meanwhile, the u.n. estimating more than 1.8 million gazans have been displaced, 80% of gaza's population no longer living in their homes. since the truce, 254 aid trucks moving in with food, water, baby formula an blankets. the u.n. saying it's still not enough. the u.n. with a stark warning that the humanitarian situation in gaza is now so dire that disease could kill more people there than the bombings. george? >> tom, thank you. we're going to turn to the passing of henry kissinger who died yesterday at 100. the former national security adviser and secretary of state shaped foreign policy in a critical period in the '60s and '70s. hugely influential and divisive figure on the world stage for more than six decades.

for more than 60 years dr. henry kissinger was one of the most influential and controversial figures in american foreign affairs. a jewish refugee who fled at 15 with his family, kissinger became a u.s. citizen in 1943, awarded the nobel peace prize and presidential medal of freedom. he served as part time foreign policy adviser to presidents kennedy and johnson as well. in 1969, kissinger was a political scientist at harvard university when president richard nixon named him national security adviser. >> i shall nominate and send to the senate for confirmation the name of dr. henry kissinger. >> reporter: four years later, he became secretary of state. >> there is no country in the world where it is conceivable that a man of my origins could be standing here next to the president of the united states. >> reporter: kissinger helped re-establish relations between the u.s. and china, worked to relieve tensions between the u.s. and soviet union, which

resulted in a nuclear weapons treaty. >> significance towards the prevention of nuclear war. >> reporter: back in the u.s. with the vietnam war becoming increasingly unpopular, kissinger played a role in the nixon administration policy that escalated then ended the war. >> we're here because we need this to stop between your government's policies and southeast asia. >> reporter: tensions rose when kissinger helped organize the bombing campaign in cambodia which killed tens of thousands. the watergate scandal led nixon to resign but kissinger stayed under president ford. he left office in 1977, continued informally advising presidents of both parties. kissinger was a diplomat until the very end, traveling to china over the summer, meeting with president xi in september, sitting down with ukraine's president zelenskyy during his trip to the u.s. his presence on the world stage felt long after he officially

left. last year i sat down with him as he reflected on his life of service. any key decisions you would take back today? >> that's a question i'm often asked. i have developed no great answer for it because i have been thinking about these problems all my life. it's my hobby. well, it's my occupation. the recommendations i made were the best of which i was then capable of. >> reporter: dr. henry kissinger was 100 years old. here with our chief global affairs anchor, martha raddatz. it is hard to overstate the impact he had on american foreign policy over decades. >> just an extraordinary impact. as he said and you said, he was doing that until the end. that was his life. that was his passion. that's all he wanted to do is

diplomacy. that speech in august in china, a speech a month ago, that interview with you at age 100. but there is one quote that really resonates with me that he says. foreign policy should reflect continuing values of the american people. that was not always the case with him. that has not always been the case since. and that is always the challenge with diplomacy. it's always the challenge with foreign policy with where the world is today and our relationship with china that's opening up a bit more, our relationship with russia. always a challenge. always something to do. but henry kissinger is the man so many look towards. >> courted controversial. did not shy away from it. >> did not shy away from it. wasn't shying away from it in that interview. he embraced what happened. when you think about the values of the american people and you mentioned cambodia. 40,000 people. that was carpet bombing. were those the values of the american people? but he stood by what he did. he reflected. he learned from them.

he taught people about that. but remains very controversial today. >> martha raddatz, thanks. robin? >> so good to have you in the studio with us, martha. appreciate you. we're going to turn to the tornado threat. a new storm making its way through the country, bringing possible twisters to texas and louisiana this morning. ginger joins us now with more on where and when the danger might be. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, robin. november is going out with a bang. severe weather wise, in southeast texas to southwestern louisiana we have a tornado threat. after the noon hour, we have two ways to get warning. lake charles, louisiana. you can see thunderstorms from southern oklahoma to near alexandria, louisiana. that will kick off storms from alabama, georgia, even mississippi. south carolina getting drenching rains. south of des moines into western illinois.

then rain on top of that lake effect snow. remember, we just got more than 42 inches in some places in western new york. now you're going to bring the warm front close enough that you're going to get rain on top of the feet of snow that just fell. big changes to come for sure. linsey? >> ginger, thank you. now to american officials who said they foiled a plot to assassinate a member of the indian government. aaron katersky has more. >> reporter: the fbi said murder for hire may be a crime out of a movie but the plot in this case was all too real. the u.s. said it foiled an international assassination for hire scheme that stretched from new dehli to new york city. it targeted a seik separatist and critic of the indian government. court records said an unnamed senior field officer in the indian government directed the assassination plot from india. he contacted nick gupta who is charged with arranged to pay a

hitman $100,000 for the assassination. the hit man turned out to be an under cover law enforcement officer. the dea uncovered this alleged plot around the same time another separatist was assassinated in canada. the u.s. took this plot so seriously, president biden raised it with the indian prime minister back in september. george? >> aaron, thank you very much. latest now on donald trump's secret documents case. abc news learned a trump lawyer provided grand jury testimony damaging to the former president. pierre thomas has the story. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: george, good morning. we're getting more insight into the case of special counsel jack smith has been trying to build to prove that donald trump intentionally broke the law when dealing with those classified documents. sources familiar with the case tell abc news that one of trump's current attorneys has provided potentially damaging testimony to special counsel jack smith in connection with his case alleging donald trump mishandled those classified documents taken to mar-a-lago after he left office.

those sources telling abc news that trump attorney jennifer little has told investigators that she warned trump that if he did not comply with a federal subpoena, quote, it's going to be a crime. when pressed by investigators, little allegedly said trump absolutely understood her warning and he said something to the effect of, i get it. the alleged conversation took place in a critical meeting at mar-a-lago with the lawyer who would lead the efforts to respond to the subpoena evan corcoran. that same day, corcoran recalled discussing with trump the importance of complying with the federal subpoena. the indictment alleging that corcoran remembers trump asking, wouldn't it be better if we just told them we don't have anything here? jack smith's office was able to interview trump's lawyers after federal judge found the attorney/client privilege could be pierced because there was evidence suggesting trump had tried to use his attorneys to commit a crime. little allegedly told

investigators earlier this year, it may shed further light on how smith came to accuse trump of knowingly violating the law. trump has maintained his innocence. >> this is prosecution misconduct and its primary purpose is to steal another election. >> reporter: a spokesman for trump has thus far declined to comment on the story. the special counsel's office is also declining to comment. robin? >> thank you for your reporting, pierre. we're going to turn to a big upset, huge upset in college hoops, duke versus arkansas. duke, legendary program. number 7 in the country. arkansas, unranked, missing their top scorer. but against all odds and with a record 20,344 fans. yes, we did count. [ laughter ] the razorbacks came out on top. they know how to celebrate. we needed ginger. that was a storm erupting at that arena. >> wow. look at that. >> the fans thundered down to the court. nothing like college hoops.

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will reeve is here with that. good morning. >> good morning, robin. they've opened his practice window. we'll get into what that means in a second. what the jets would like and aaron rodgers would probably enjoy is a portal into an alternate dimension where he didn't get hurt and they don't sit on the outside of the playoffs looking in. future hall of fame quarterback aaron rodgers was four plays into his two year $75 million contract with the new york jets when this happened. >> down goes rodgers. >> a ruptured achilles. an injury that often sidelines athletes for six months, usually longer. but here's rodgers wednesday on the jets practice field, less than three months after a so called speed bridge surgery to retear the tendon. the team has three weeks to decide whether to officially activate him or shut him down for the season. >> augmented repairs generally mean that we use some man-made suture material and anchors that can make these repairs stronger. >> it's a quandary for the jet, who entered the season with

super bowl hopes thanks in part to rodgers' arrival. but with a 4-7 record and bleak playoff chances, do they rush him back, hoping for a miracle, or let him recover longer? >> there's a big difference between being able to stand and throw passes versus being in a game situation where you have people falling on your leg, tripping you up, tackling you. >> rodgers turns 40 this saturday. the super bowl champion says he's itching to get back on the field, but told pat mcafee earlier this week he isn't sure about the timeline. >> we're not where i can make a decision on playing because i'm just -- health wise, i'm improving, but i'm not able to play at this point. >> george likes some stat nuggets. that's what i have brought. teams have come back from similar records as the jets have to make the playoffs. the 1995 and 2008 charger, the '96 jaguars, washington in 2020.

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replied and i should have written in greater length as to what i meant. >> reporter: musk then apologized. >> essentially i handed a loaded gun to those who hate me and those who are anti-semitic. for that i'm quite sorry. that was not my intention. >> reporter: musk wrote, you have said the actual truth after a user posted that, quote, jewish communities have been pushing the exact kind of hatred against whites that they claim to want people to stop using against them. advertisers bolted, big companies like ibm, apple and abc news parent disney pulled their advertising from x. musk, using an expletive to describe what he called blackmail included criticizing disney's ceo, who attended the same summit. >> don't advertise. >> you don't want them to advertise? >> no. >> reporter: sitting there the new chief executive of x. musk's latest remarks complicate her job of convincing advertisers to return.

>> the thing everyone will remember from today is elon musk telling advertisers who have left the platform, left x, to do a profane act to themselves. he has insulted them. he is telling them they've ruined the company by no longer advertising on the platform. >> reporter: musk conceded an advertiser boycott would ruin x. but if that happens, musk insists that the world would believe advertisers killed the platform not his own behavior and words, guys. >> all right, aaron. thank you for that. now to the after math of a record online shopping weekend. a record number of u.s. shoppers taking advantage of cyber week sales. now hearing police departments that many of those purchases are getting snatched by suspected porch pirates and getting caught on camera. demarco morgan is here with that. good morning, demarco. >> good morning, linsey. it's supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year and it is for suspected package thieves. this morning black friday and cyber monday packages start to arrive, holiday shoppers should be on high alert.

caught on camera, a delivery driver in kansas approaches the door with a package, sets it down and takes a picture of it. but then looks around and grabs the package again, taking off with it. police saying suspected crimes like this one are on the rise nationwide. >> my initial reaction was shock. you hear about things like this happening. they're always random people in the neighborhood that come and get them. i have never heard of a delivery person doing it. >> reporter: and in alabama, police investigating this video. a woman caught on security camera allegedly stealing packages walking calmly back to her car with several in her arms before driving away. police departments across the country are now stepping up, opening their doors to keep your deliveries safe. >> there's well over 100 million packages stolen off front porches every year. sheriff and i were talking. we just thought this was the right thing to do. >> reporter: randall county sheriff's office in amarillo texas started inviting residents to deliver packages straight to their departments. the first packages this season already starting to arrive.

>> we probably averaged anywhere from about three to five or six packages a day. as it got nearer to christmas, it increased and we were seeing anywhere from 10 to 20 packages a day. >> reporter: a police department in wisconsin offering locals safe refuge for their package, too. >> we started the holiday packages program. we started it about three years ago. now they're able to safely get their packages from us instead of risking it being stolen. >> reporter: police said have them delivered where you know someone will receive it or a friend or neighbor who will bring the package inside thwarting potential thieves. or arrange to pick up your purchases at the store or a locker which amazon and other stores use to hold packages for pickup. guys, back to you. >> all great info, demarco. coming up, later, i should say, the mother suing video game companies claiming the games were designed to turn her son into an addict. and next shannen doherty

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breast cancer has spread. the actress saying she is embracing life, determined to keep living. >> i'm not afraid of dying. i just don't want to die. >> reporter: this morning actress shannen doherty with a painful update. >> it's stage iv breast cancer that's spread into my bones. >> reporter: the 52-year-old was first diagnosed in 2015 under chemotherapy, radiation and a mastectomy. two years later the actress announcing that her cancer was in remission writing on instagram, i am blessed. i know that. but for now, remission. i'm going to just breathe. but the cancer came back and in 2020, doherty revealing her stage iv cancer metastasized. earlier this year the charmed star disclosing the cancer had spread to her brain and that she had gone through surgery to remove a brain tumor. >> it was definitely one of the scariest, scariest things i have ever been through in my entire

life. after surgery for sure my right hand, i couldn't hold a glass in my right hand. a lot of that is, that's why they put you on so many steroids to take down any brain swelling. >> reporter: doherty became a household name in the '90s when she starred as brenda walsh in beverly hills 90210. >> you're brandon's sister, huh? >> yeah, i'm brandon's sister. >> reporter: the actress said that going through her cancer journey has taught her a lot about people. >> i have learned that sometimes people are great going through it initially and then sometimes they hit a wall and can't keep going through it with you. >> reporter: despite the recent set back, doherty said she'll continue to battle. >> i'm not done with life. i'm not done with living. i'm not done with love. i'm not done with creating. i'm not done with, hopefully, changing things for the better. i'm just not done.

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a previous attempt by humana to merge with a competitor was blocked by a judge who said that it would make medicare more expensive for seniors. so far humana and cigna have not responded to our request for comment on this latest deal. linsey? >> all right, elizabeth. thank you. now to breaking down the impact of exercise on post partum depression. about one in eight women actually experience symptoms of post partum depression. nearly 60% never receive a diagnosis. our chief medical correspondent dr. jen ashton joins us now with more. give us a sense of this study. >> linsey, we've known that exercise is good during pregnancy. it's good for the body. it's also good for the mind an mood. this is the first time it was a meta analysis, looked at 26 other studies to really dive into how much, how often, what kind and what was the effect. take a look at their findings. the news was pretty impressive. they found moderate intensity exercise, which means you have to break a little bit of a

sweat, three to four times a week for 35 to 45 minutes a week. that could be group or solo activity. very effective in preventing as well as managing to treat post partum depression. >> lot of new moms might be saying, how do i find time in order to start exercising? >> as the saying goes, you don't find the time, you make the time. it's really important to understand that as many as 10% or more of post partum mood disorders start during pregnancy. think of it as like taking your vitamin, brushing your teeth. work it into your day. remember, it doesn't have to be all at once. obstetricians and midwaoeufrbs have to take the lead on encouraging this. >> could be pushing the stroller. what are some other treatments for post partum? >> we have to understand this is potentially a life threatening situation. there's a slew of treatment and management options. they include first speaking to your obstetrician or mid wife. psychotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy and

counseling. there's fda approved medications. then really important, those are all the things that can help. what can hurt is using, or overusing alcohol or recreational drugs to mask those symptoms. very very important to understand if you are feeling you are at risk for suicide or are struggling at any time during or after pregnancy, there's confidential 24/7 text or call 988. >> so many women suffer silently. so glad we're talking about this, jen. thank you. coming up in our gma morning menu, a family suing major video game makers accusing them of purposefully making the games as addictive as possible. ginger is about to show us a live demonstration, showing us how the landscaping around your house could save your home and family from a fire. >> plus a one in a million pregnancy. a woman having twins in an unusual way. and lara, you're up there with tory. >> i am, robin.

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white johnson has the story. good morning, whit. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning to you. the mom you're about to meet blames video game addiction for her son's severe emotional distress, anger and depression after years of feeling helpless and trying just about everything to intervene, she's now taking on some of the world's top video game makers, demanding accountability and change. this morning a major lawsuit taking on the video game industry. an arkansas mother and son accusing manufactures of intentionally designing games to be as addictive as possible. >> i have spent a lot of times crying thinking i was a bad parent because of it. if any other parent is dealing with this, they're not alone. >> reporter: preston johnson and his mother elizabeth jones claiming in the lawsuit that the games he plays, including fortnight, roblox and mine craft are specifically designed to cause addiction experienced by him and other users. >> that's their goal, to make the video game industry

defendants accountable for what they've done to the youth in our country. >> reporter: johnson's mom said he started gaming at age 12 and by 16 had dropped out of school due to his desire to stay home and play video games. the lawsuit claiming as a result of gaming addiction, he's experienced severe emotional distress, loss of friends, inability to limit game playing time, depression, withdrawal symptoms such as rage and anger. >> at one point i took away the modem altogether and he went downstairs and screamed so loud the neighbors called child protective services the neighbors called the police because they thought i was abusing him. >> reporter: internet game disorder is listed as a condition by the american psychiatric association. the diagnosis would depend on the level of distress it causes. >> someone could be playing video games a lot but might not impair their functioning or cause an impact on their relationship. where as someone else might be playing video games a lot and it could cause financial ruin or hurt their relationships.

>> reporter: while many experts agree it needs more study, some psychologists say issues with internet gaming may not be a unique disorder, but a symptom of something else. like depression or autism. the entertainment software association speaking for the gaming community telling abc news the industry invests in creating easy to use tools for players, parents and care givers to manage numerous aspects of game play. claims that say otherwise are not rooted in fact and ignore the reality that billions of people enjoy playing video games as part of a healthy balanced lifestyle. preston's mom says his life has been forever altered. >> when he started playing these games, i had no idea that these multimillion dollar gaming platforms and games were going to create an addict out of my son. i never knew it would destroy our family. preston has not completed high school. he's not able to work a 40 hour workweek.

he doesn't interact with family. he doesn't have friends. he's a bit of a recluse. the family cannot get him to engage with them. >> reporter: the family's attorney said they are suing for monetary damages to help cover preston's medical care. gaming disorder is recognized by a number of groups now, including the world health organization. if you believe you or someone you know might have an issue, you're encouraged to contact a mental health professional. guys? >> good story, whit. thank you. let's go to ginger. okay. so what you're about to see is a wild fire demonstration that applies to anybody, really even outside of california. i have gotta say, we had unprecedented wild fires from canada to louisiana so you'll want to pay extra attention here. we only have one shot at this, so wish me luck. i have got this propane torch, an ignition site. we've set up three different areas. the first one is invasive grasses. those are a huge problem in the maui wild fires. they also snake through all of the hills of southern california.

here we've got invasive grasses right next to native shrubs like white sage. those usually hold on to more moisture. finally only native shrubs. what we're going to do is see the difference between the ignition and spread of all of these so you can make different changes in your landscaping at home. check it out. this morning, scientists at the university of california irvine are studying why wild fires have become so intense over the last decade. >> climate change is part of it. another part of it is land management. >> reporter: they focus on the wildlands urban interface, where we have built into naturetheir research found the majority of damage comes from small embers that can travel miles ahead of the main fire. now they're studying the behavior of embers to understand and predict how and when they could ignite homes. >> we are tracking the velocity. you see the arrows. they are showing the direction. >> reporter: that data will make

fire forecasts better, helping city planner, firefighters and homeowners protect themselves. >> lot of palms are not native. you can see these very brown husks on these palms. they light up like tiki torches and embers fly off of those, right on to structures and spark new fires. >> reporter: cassie owns a landscaping business that specializes in fire protection. in your laing can reduce the risk of an ember igniting? >> absolutely. >> reporter: number one, leave five feet of gravel or concrete as a buffer around your house. number two, use plants native to your area. >> ideally, the strategy is that the embers land into hydrated green plant and that it loses its fuel. >> reporter: right. >> before it attaches to something that's combustible on a house. >> reporter: number three, wide open is not the way to go. >> if we have all open space

with gravel all the way to the home, it actually creates ember bowling alleys that invite embers to roll in all the way to the home. >> reporter: cassie emphasized that anything can burn but your native shrubs and trees act as a linebacker. they give you extra critical minutes. clearly the invasive grass is spreading more quickly, burning and roaring still. the native shrub here, the white sage, has all but stopped the invasive grasses from continuing to burn. here the ignition site is still going and they have not lit. so this is pretty representative, the researchers are telling us, of what happens. it's a really good idea to check ahead. cassie said garden centers are still selling those invasive grasses. those ornamental pretty plants. just do some research before you buy, guys. >> what do you think about all this, ginger? >> i think that it is a really simple way that we can have some agency and some choice. with droughts, there's very little you can do.

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lot of times you either get tailored no stretch or no stretch not tailored. this is the perfect fit. we have a fabulous assortment. if there's a guy on your list, this is for him. 50% off. >> love that we added these to our family. >> keep your ideas coming. >> i will. i do have a few more. we'll be seeing you for our next set of holiday extravaganza products. also coming up on good morning america the woman pregnant with twins each in their own uterus. we'll explain coming up on "good morning america." tonight is the big night for gary. so who will get his final golden rose now? tomorrow on gma. the golden bachelor himself in an all new interview to what will gary say now? what will he reveal? don't miss this on good morning america. >> well, there is nothing bigger, nothing better than monday night football on abc and

espn. and the next morning, watch gma for the tuesday morning nfl ticket giveaway for tickets to a monday night football game. >> national forest are good places to get away, but sometimes bad things happen in good places. >> it's the stuff of nightmares is all i can see was her feet sticking up my knees when we. >> this is a human skull. >> we were definitely against the clock. >> how many more victims are out there? wild crime, blood mountain now streaming only on hulu. >> no one can get enough of taylor and travis. totally don't think it's fake. >> i think it's real. are you kidding? >> your personal life is not going to be personal anymore. travis. kelsey, you are dating taylor swift for two three. >> got me. we've never seen something like this. >> everyone went nuts. >> i think that people are

intrigued enough to see what happens with this, especially because it feels like this is a different relationship for taylor. >> it's taylor and travis is now streaming on hulu. >> this is not supposed to happen. kylie's going, oh, i just got played. >> hey, are you okay? a new bachelor in paradise tonight on abc. >> i'm proud. i'm oregon. >> washington. >> 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 your traffic. good morning. >> good morning, gloria. everyone, this is actually a very big update. if you rely on caltrain from the fourth and king street station, all service has been suspended. this is due to ongoing police activity. there was a they have reported

and we've actually seen someone standing on the power lines there. so no service samtrans is now providing mutual aid and they will take you to the 22nd street station if you need to get there. but this is disrupting caltrain across the system. so make sure to check the schedule. gloria thank you for that update. >> jobina and meteorologist do tumor has your accuweather forecast coming up after the break. when precision innovation and speed come together, you encounter the spirit of high performance engineering and timeless design that is made porsche an icon for uncompromising and instantly recognizable from the mountains to the metropolis. >> and now even closer than before. the all new porsche san francisco now open in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get a $1000 prepaid

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expect that the winds to pick up later on today as a cold front moves through temperatures. right now, we're starting to warm into the 50s, but a lot of us are beginning the day in the 40s right now. you certainly feel that cooler air and also that drier air, the tam cam. it's a nice view with those partly cloudy skies, bright and breezy. the name of the game, an isolated shower along the coast this afternoon. otherwise 50s and 60s for highs. gloria. >> all right, drew, thank you so much. the news continues right now with good morning america. now with good morning america. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. we are now turning back time [ laughter ] we're not doing that. that's cher's new hit. [ laughter ] dj play a christmas song. number one on the billboard songs chart. >> good. >> seven decades in a row for cher with a number one song.

>> congratulation, cher. >> that would be great. >> putting it out in the universe. >> why not? great way to get to pop news. >> let's do it, rob. we're going to begin with taylor swift on what i'm calling her world domination tour. [ laughter ] spotify announced she is their most streamed artist in the world. shocker. this morning we're learning her eras tour is posed to be the highest grossing tour of all time. gosh. congratulations. she's on track to make over $940 million in ticket sales. taylor will beat out elton john's tour. billboard is estimating her 2023 dates alone sold 4.1 million tickets across north and south america. that does not include the international leg of the tour. the eras tour movie is also a winner bringing in $250 million since its october release,

making it one of the top ten grossing films of 2023. oh yeah the highest grossing concert film of all times. it just doesn't stop. well deserved. she is a very hard worker. >> so talented. >> a gma exclusive thanks to our friends at sports illustrated. they just announced their 2023 sports person of the year. they have shared it with us first. you guys ready? congratulations to coach deion sanders! prime! the 2023 sports person of the year. sports illustrated said he deserves the honor for not on his intense dedication to the university of colorado football team, but for bringing new life to the boulder campus and, quite frankly, transforming the entire community. deion said of his decision to take the job, quote, i coach for kid, for resolution, for love and for passion. this is not a job. the 2023 sports person of the year issue of "sports illustrated" hits newsstands december 14th. prime will be joining us right here on monday on gma. >> is that how we got the

exclusive? >> it didn't hurt. >> that's right. >> let's talk awards season, shall we. it's beginning to get into fall gear here. golden globes have added two categories. cinematic and box office achievement in motion pictures that focus on celebrating movies that would not have qualified. including the horror films people love. big budget action films. some early contenders, mission impossible dead reckoning, john wick chapter 4, the super mario brothers movie and scream 6. all these movies, huge hits, just probably would not have been recognized. the second category best performance in standup comedy in television. this is fantastic. there's so many specials streaming. some of the names getting buzz already include john mulaney, chris rock, sarah silverman. all of them so talented. great specials, if you just check your streaming services.

the 2024 golden globes ceremony takes place in early january. we will cover it for you. so looking forward to that. just a quickie. we want you to meet 3-year-old ballerina rosy who is not afraid to express herself. she was in class in hendersonville, tennessee. by the end she was over it, resulting in a new move. i'm not sure what to call this move. >> how is she doing that? >> she's using her very strong arms. >> my daughter in a nutshell. >> her father said during that video, yep, that's my daughter in a nutshell. [ laughter ] >> how is she doing that? >> that's modern dance, people. [ laughter ] pop news. >> incredible strength there. all right. thank you, lara. turning to a one in a million pregnancy. a woman with two uteruses expecting two baby girls with one baby in each womb. incredible story. morgan norwood has the story. good morning to you, morgan. >> good morning. so incredible. here's how it goes.

kelsey hatcher said the nurse initially found one baby and one uterus during her first ultrasound. they wanted to check the other just to be sure. that's where they found baby number 2. since then, doctors have been keeping a close eye on this one in a million pregnancy. in a few weeks they will welcome twin girls. 32-year-old kelsey hatcher and husband caleb are expecting twins. but in quite an unusual way. these babies aren't sharing a uterus. >> i have never seen anything like this before. baby on the right is moving and practicing breathing. >> reporter: hatcher was born with two uteri. she's expecting two baby girls, one in each uterus. both due on christmas day. only about .3% of women are born with two uteri, and the chances of being pregnant in both at once could be as rare as 1 in 1 million. >> just to see the pictures was amazing.

>> reporter: regardless of just how rare, the alabama couple staying grounded through all the hype. >> it is twins for us. there will be two babies at one time. that's what we're focusing on, trying to figure out what life will be like when they're here. >> reporter: the couple already has three children ages 7, 4 and 2 from uncomplicated pregnancies. hatcher said this one is not much different. >> one thing that i think is really cool, you can see the difference in the uteri where one baby is on one side and another baby is on another side. it almost at times will look like my normal pregnant belly with like a growth on the side because one is just kind of sticking out over here. >> reporter: doctors are planning on a vaginal delivery, but it's unclear how the birth will actually play out. >> i am mentally trying to prepare for having to wait maybe a day or two in between. >> there's the heart beat. it's almost like two separate

pregnancies. one can do into labor, the other could not. they might try to go at the same time, which might not be a good idea. we don't really know. we just have to monitor and be ready for whatever we find. >> as long as we got healthy mama, healthy baby, it's a blessing either way. we're just grateful everything is going okay. we're looking forward to it. >> just a lot of excitement there. there is a little curiosity. listen to this. since they are paternal, mom wants to know if they'll have the classic twin vibe that we hear so much about. maybe a little twin telepathy. >> possible that they could be born on different days. really fascinating. >> could you really be twins if you're born on different days? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> okay. >> coming up, tory's back with

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>> it fits. now that you're married, right, that's how it goes. we're starting with healthy ceramic nonstick cookware. what i love is the look. this elevates any kitchen. they look so pretty. easy to use. easy to clean. another benefit of these. also the aluminum construction add extreme durability and long lasting. it's scratch resistant as well. we've got two options. three piece frying pan set or 17 piece set. depending on how generous you're feeling with someone on your list. both are 50% off today. >> those are great. these, you got to tell them. >> this is a gma favorite. this is geometry. these are tea towels that are made from post consumer recycled plastic bottles. so there's an eco benefit to every one of these. not just in how they're made, but also in the fact they reduce our reliance or eliminate

reliance on paper towels. extremely absorbant. they will absorb seven times their weight in water so you can trust them to get the job done. they're also going to dry without scratching. they feel good. they look good. they work with artists around the world to create these fabulous patterns. 50% off $8.50 today. >> they are our favorite. >> easiest way to chill your wine or champagne without any ice. this is going to just putting the bottle right into here is going to keep it chilled. really great tumblers. what i love about this, it's glass on the inside, stainless steel outside, glass inside. when you're drinking your wine, you're not tasting any metal or plasticy taste. these are sleek to look at. they look fabulous. terrific price. everything slashed in half today. >> great gift. >> pura, not our ordinary plug in.

this is a phenomenal way to get fragrance in any room of your house. lot of people have these in every room. kitchen, bedroom, living room. it plugs into any outlet. but then it's got great fragrance sets. we've got them from all of the top brands. there's nest. there's capri blue. all of the best scents. we even have their upgraded version of the diffuser. you like home fragrance. pura is for you or someone on your list. all slashed in half starting at $40. >> so sleek and easy. >> so sleek and easy. and it operates from your phone, so you control everything with it. smart diffuser. okay. blendie. blend anywhere. push this button right here. there you go. you could either keep pushing. you keep it going like this. you can keep it going like this or stop and start on our own. it will do a 20 second automatic. >> how powerful.

>> then you get the drink right from here. six blades in there. you get to drink it right from here which is pretty awesome. we've got two different sizes. it's the go anywhere blender. there's no cords. as you saw. charges with a usb. 50% off. they start at $30. colors are fabulous, too. >> i can't believe how powerful they are. >> finally. we've got two options if you want to preserve the bottle for a long time or just preserve it for up to four weeks. plus we have their sparkling preservation, too, for champagne or sparkling wine. if you've got a wine lover on your list, this is the gift of the season. it's half price. plus -- >> free shipping! all right. thank you so much as always, tory. we have partnered with these companies on these fantastic deals. you can get them at our website. let's go back to -- >> ginger in california. >> all right. >> we are celebrating the end of

atlantic hurricane season. it was a busiest one. most named storms since 1950. we blew through the alphabet. only vince and whitney were left. our good friends kate and charlie gibson are here! great ways to encourage your kids to read. mwah!

we're back with our friends kate and charlie gibson host of the book shelf podcast. they are here with a good effort getting kids to read.

getting access to books. >> when my dad and i started the bookcase, we were really excited to get more people to read, but we also wanted to address parents' questions. how do i get my kids to put down their screens and pick up a book? >> i think it's something every parent talks about. and so we talked to the experts. obviously, everybody says it's 101, read to your kids. that's old hat. but what are the other ideas? ♪ it's a beautiful day in this neighborhood ♪ >> with that familiar tune and friendly smile, fred rogers built a legacy of story telling and sparking curiosity in young kids on his show mr. rogers neighborhood. >> i'm an elephant and i stomp my foot. can you do it? >> sure can. >> who better to talk to than emma lee, assistant director of the fred rogers institute at st. vincent college. >> fred talked a lot about a world of difference between insisting on someone doing something and establishing an

atmosphere in which they can grow into wanting to do it. it's hard to force somebody to read. that's not really what we want to be doing. right? >> okay. so how do you do it? >> fred talks a lot about unhurried time. >> this is a day that we can just relax. >> it's easy to get overly signed up for everything. protecting some unhurried quiet time is step one. very best thing that caregivers can do is let your children see you love reading. that's what fred did on the show. >> kids now get seduced by screens. how can you counteract that seduction that occurs without, as you said, commanding it? >> start training yourself that when you have that drive of your phone, maybe grab a book. your child will see that. over time that will start to influence what they want to do in their free time. >> some take away, number one, read to your kids. number two, make sure there is time set aside for quiet.

maybe half hour of tv then equal quiet time with reading available. are you gonna run home and read it? >> next my kate met with a kate who has won just about every award an author can win. she's written three dozen books. she's written three dozen books the tale of desparo, the tale of winn dixie, just to name a few. they met at red balloon book shop in minneapolis along with some kids and their parents. kate decamilla started by reading to them from her new book. >> once there was a king and a wolf and a girl with a shepherd's hook. >> reading is like a glass bottom boat ride. when somebody's reading aloud to you, it's like you're looking at the world together and you can see the world hidden inside of the world that we already know. >> i mentioned to kate the research shows more than 60% of low income families can't afford books and don't have any around the home. >> you can, and i will tear up

talking about this, anywhere in this country walk into a public library and they will bend over backwards to find the right book for you. anybody has access to that, that's the first thing i say. the second thing i say, let them see you reading for your own pleasure. >> take away number three. use the library. >> if you can't get to the library, call the library. the library has lots of ways to get books to you. >> number four, let your kids see you take out some books from the library for yourself. number five, have your children as soon as they are able, read to you. >> sometimes when i'm talking to a room full of kids and adults, i'll say to the kids, go home and read to your adults. when you're cooking dinner and your kid is reading to you, that's the best. what a gift. >> another idea from research take away number six, use the screens. download some books you choose with your children on their

phone or on your tablet. make screen time reading time. >> that is a great question. who's gonna top that one? >> as kate talked to the kids one boy told her about a great idea his teacher employed to get his students to read. >> we had a reading challenge. we had paper clips. you write your name and write the book down then staple them together an hang them up. >> so everything that the whole has has read is around the classroom. >> we're trying to make a circle around the class. >> i love it. >> it will make it all the way around. >> that's take away number seven. charlie, my daughter, i don't have to tie her down. we celebrate every time she finishes a book. she is addicted to that sense of accomplishment. keep a list of what your kids are reading. they get really excited.

>> i love that reading chain idea. >> yeah. >> but the point is, there's no magic bullet, george. but the interesting thing, all the experts say, it's up to the parents. kids aren't going to do it on their own. >> it's all about modelling. >> it's all about modelling. giving them quiet time. putting books on their screens. the screens aren't dangerous. >> introducing them to the library. >> right. all those things. and let them see you read and see the enjoyment you get out of it. >> did you get it from your dad? >> absolutely. are you kidding? the only store in the world he wasn't notoriously cheap. [ laughter ] he would buy anything you wanted, but just in that store. >> one thing we have in common, charlie. thank you guys for coming. you can listen to the latest episode of kate and charlie's podcast now. scan the qr code on your screen to go straight to the podcast. we'll be right back. -why do you do it? -you ignore the signs and the flashing lights. -that's my dad. -that's my mom behind those cones.

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station. hey, drew. hey, jobina. >> temperatures right now, so we are mainly in the 40s climbing into the 50 and our warmer locations and we do have a lot of sunshine out there this morning. a live look from the tam cam cameras bouncing around a bit. we have some gusty winds moving in later on this afternoon. thanks to a cold front. that cold front today will increase cloud cover and try and bring a shower to the coast. otherwise 50s and 60s for daytime highs. gloria drew, thank you so much. >> and time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back here at 11 for midday live. have a great day. it's live with a great day. it's live with kelly and mark today, from the new comedy, genie, melissa mccarthy. plus, father and son stars of the series, monarch: legacy of monsters, kurt and wyatt russell. all next on live.