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the mass shooting inside a georgia high school. two students and two teachers killed, nine others wounded when police say a 14-year-old opened fire. police on the scene in minutes taking the suspect into custody. what we're learning about the victims. the anonymous tips the fbi received about online threats and the possible missed warning sign. >> george: countdown to the debate. rules for trump and harris' first showdown. overnight, trump brushed off debate prep. harris on the trail laying out her economic plan. liz cheney speaks out, saying she will vote for harris. >> michael: sounding the alarm. the justice department warning russia is stepping up efforts to interfere with the election part of an operation to spread disinformation. >> george: hurricane ready. with storms expected to get stronger and more destructive, matt gutman with our must-see demo this morning. >> 130 miles per hour! you can feel the power of that wind and rain pounding your face.

>> george: from the roof to the garage to your windows, the changes you can make for better protection. >> michael: newly released footage showing sonya massey 16 hours before she was fatally shot, seen interacting with police. >> robin: plus, the important test for women that you might dread. now the potential new way to screen for cervical cancer at the doctor's office. >> michael: gma exclusive. tik tok takes on online safety. the tools to help parents protect their teen and set some digital boundaries. ♪ this girl is on fire ♪ >> robin: and is it getting hot in here? >> what do you mean? >> robin: we mean hot. hot one host john evans is in times square. >> look at us. who would have thought? >> not me. >> not me either. >> robin: i'm going in the hot seat. plus the fiery american's fantastic four at the u.s. open. jessica pagula smashing her way into the semifinals. who will turn up the heat and fire up for the finals?

>> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> robin: this is "good morning america." we will have much more on the exciting u.s. open just ahead. >> michael: but also this morning ginger is tracking the record heat in the west from los angeles all the way to seattle. 65 million are on alert in more than six states. >> george: we begin with the mass shooting at a high school in georgia. this is the eighth school shooting of the school year in the united states. four people were killed, two students and two teachers. nine more people wounded, eight of them students. >> robin: we are learning more about the victims and suspected gunman. a student at the school, just 14 years old, will be charged with murder as an adult. aaron katersky is standing by with the latest on the investigation. but first faith abubey starts us off at the high school in georgia. >> reporter: good morning, robin. flags here on campus were flying

at half staff this morning. this community just now beginning to process the horrific event that happened inside this high school behind me. overnight officials reassuring this community that there was only one shooter and the teenage suspect remains in custody this morning. this morning an urgent investigation under way after police say a 14-year-old went on a shooting rampage inside a georgia high school, killing two fellow students, two teachers and injuring nine others. >> i never imagined -- i never imagined that i would be speaking to the media in my career over something that happened today, the pure evil that happened today. >> reporter: officials identifying the suspect as colt gray, a student at the school. >> he will be charged with murder and will be tried as an adult. >> reporter: this student, laila told cnn the shooter was in her math class. she said that he abruptly left the class and then tried to get back inside. >> they lock automatically so you have to be let in to come back in to our classroom.

so i think he wanted to come to us first. to shoot us. he turned to the classroom to what would have been my right and he just starts to shoot. you hear about 10, 15 rounds back to back. he never really talked. he was pretty quiet. he wasn't there most times. either he just didn't come to school or he would skip class. even when he would have talked it was one word answers with short statements. >> reporter: police say calls of an active shooter started coming in around 10:20 tuesday morning. >> what is happening at the high school? >> reporter: within minutes, they were on campus, helping the school resource officers already at the scene. officers finding the suspect with an ar-15 style rifle. they say he surrendered without incident. >> the shooter quickly realized that if he did not give up, that it would end with an officer involved shooting. he gave up, got on the ground. >> reporter: in this video from our affiliate wsb, police seen investigating

the alleged shooter's house for evidence. authorities identifying the victim as 14-year-old student mason schermerhorn and christian angulo. senior fabian was in class when he heard the first sounds. >> it sounded like balloon popping but ten times louder. >> reporter: a sophomore filming this video from inside her classroom. officers leading her class to safety. >> come on. move with purpose. come on. >> i saw my math teacher. he was all covered. i saw blood everywhere. >> reporter: tenth grade world history teacher steven cramble protecting roughly 20 students when his class was notified they were on lockdown. >> there was a second of like, in my head i just felt death cross my mind. there was a moment where i'm like, i might die today. >> reporter: 11th grader henry vandelwalt texting his mother. i think there's a school shoot. we heard gunshots and the police

shouting. we are all in hard lockdown. moments later texting, i love you. gwendyln cook rushing to the football field where the students were safely gathering looking for her grand kids alongside hundreds of other frantic parents. >> everybody came to get their children. >> reporter: overnight an emotional vigil. >> we are praying for you and our entire community. >> reporter: a heart broken community gathering together amid tragedy. and, michael, a bit of good news here. officials telling us that all nine victims who were injured in this shooting are expected to survive and also recover well. the school is closed for the rest of the week as investigators try to figure out the motive. michael? >> michael: thoughts and prayers are with their families. faith, thank you very much for that. let's bring in senior investigative reporter aaron katersky with the latest on the 14-year-old suspected gunman. good morning, aaron. >> good morning to you, michael. still hard to believe 14 years old.

this appears to be another school shooting where the warning signs were clear. may of last year the fbi received anonymous tips about online threats to shoot up a school. the fbi traced those threats to a then 13-year-old but found no reason to arrest him. that same teen is now accused of killing two classmates and two teachers at his high school. at the time of the threats the local their riff questioned the teen and his father that said while he kept hunting guns his son did not have unsupervised access to them. wednesday police say the teen came to high school with an ar-style rifle and opened fire. police are investigating still how he got the gun and how he managed to bring it inside. right now it does not appear we're told that he specifically targeted the victims. investigators are now confident he acted alone but are still looking to talk to anybody who knew him. they've been searching his home, interviewing his parents, trying to determine a motive for what is the first deadly school k-12 shooting in georgia in 25

years. all teachers at the school are equipped with a device that can alert the sheriff's department in an emergency. those devices have only been in place for about a week, george. thankfully, in this case they worked. >> george: aaron, thank you very much. now the latest on the race for the white house. donald trump took to fox news at an event in pennsylvania. vice president secured a major republican vote as they gear up for their first debate. rachel scott is tracking the race. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: hey, george. good morning to you. for the next five days, vice president kamala harris will be hunkered down in pennsylvania, preparing for her first presidential debate against donald trump. this morning the former president dismissing traditional debate prep, but is giving a preview of his strategy heading in. this morning with just five days to go until the presidential debate, donald trump and kamala harris preparing for their first face to face encounter. during a fox news interview in battleground pennsylvania overnight, trump brushing off preparing for the debate, questioning harris' intelligence. >> this is a woman who is

dangerous -- i don't think too smart, but let's see. >> reporter: the former president at one point swatting away mosquitos, saying his strategy is similar to the one he took with president biden saying, quote, i let him talk. i'm gonna let her talk. >> he wasn't gonna win, i don't think. i don't think he was gonna win. we had a good debate. it was a fair debate. he was down like 18 or 19 points after the debate. i hate mosquitos. >> reporter: trump insisting he plans to feel it out as the debate goes along. harris taking a much different approach, traveling to pennsylvania later today, hunkering down in the pittsburgh area to focus on debate prep. >> how is debate prep? >> reporter: the rules are now set for the 90 minute debate. no opening statements, only closing remarks. the candidates microphones will be muted when it's not their turn to speak. trump will get the final word after winning the coin toss. ahead of the big night, harris laying out her economic agenda, including a new goal, helping

launch 25 million small businesses in four years. >> i believe america's small businesses are an essential foundation to our entire economy. >> reporter: the vice president promising to expand tax deductions for startup costs by ten times and to reduce red tape and certain regulations, all she says in a contrast to trump's vision. >> he intends to cut off federal programs that give loans to small businesses. he plans to give billionaires massive tax cuts and to cut corporate taxes by over a trillion dollars, even as they pull in record profits. >> reporter: with some states preparing to kick off early voting in just over ten days, liz cheney, who served as vice chair of the january 6th committee, said she's voting for harris, sending this message to voters in battleground states.

>> as a conservative, as someone who believes in and cares about the constitution, i have thought deeply about this. because of the danger that donald trump poses, not only am i not voting for donald trump, but i will be voting for kamala harris. >> reporter: with harris off the campaign trail, trump still has a few scheduled events before that big debate. and today after months of debays, the federal judge will weigh how to move forward in trump's election interference case surrounding his efforts to overturn the results of the 20 election. this is the first scheduled hearing since the supreme court granted the former president broad immunity for his official act as president. trump will not be there and continues to deny any wrongdoing. >> george: the debate is tuesday night. you can see it here on abc. right now more election news. the justice department accused russia of interfering in the presidential election slapping moscow with new sanctions and new indictments. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas has the story. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning. today russian officials are

calling the u.s. action a witch hunt that will not go unanswered. but top doj and fbi officials are adamant, they claim that russia is at it again, trying to interfere in this year's election. they are being more aggressive. this morning attorney general garland sounding the alarm, warning that russia is intensifying their efforts to interfere in this year's presidential election. >> it's an acceleration of and it's an increased sophistication. >> reporter: according to a newly unsealed indictment, the department of justice alleging senior aides to putin, including his so-called right hand man, are engaging in a sweeping online operation aimed at supplying millions of americans with disinformation. >> these websites were designed to appear to american readers as if they were major u.s. news sites like "the washington post" or "fox news." but, in fact, they were fake sites. >> reporter: the government seizing 32 bogus website domains purchased by russian security

services that mirror legitimate news sites, creating fake stories and using authentic looking logos, part of a campaign called doppleganger. doj also bringing charges against two employees of rt, also known as russia today. the fbi saying it uncovered a $10 million scheme by rt allegedly following laundered money through foreign shell companies to a tennessee media firm. that company posting nearly 2,000 videos that garnered 60 million views on you tube alone. >> rt has used people living and working inside the u.s. to facilitate contracts with american media figures to create and disseminate russian propaganda here. >> reporter: the federal indictment does not name the tennessee based company. sources familiar with the investigation tell abc news, the company is tenet media whose website features videos from some of the biggest right wing influencers and podcasters.

some of whom support trump. among them tim poole. >> mr. president, it's an honor and privilege. >> reporter: last night tenet media officials declined to comment. it makes no allegations that the podcasters knew it was being funded by russia. mr. poole issued a statement denying any involvement with tenet. he said if the allegations are true, he is a victim who has been deceived. michael? >> michael: all right, pierre. thank you very much for that. we are going to turn now to the extreme weather. flooding rain in parts of the south and triple digit temperatures in the west. ginger's tracking it all for us. >> ginger: michael, so many parts of texas have been in desperate drought, but now it's coming too fast. this area around san angelo, 10 to 15 inches. you see that high water rescue. the man in the tree had gotten out of his truck and highly trained professionals were safely able to get him across that line, thankfully for them. also in an area there that's been really floody, but then look at tampa. they've had their top rainfall rate per hour tuesday with 3.8 inches in an hour. they've never done that.

then more than 2 yesterday. they got a half foot all along the stationary front. today it's morgan city, all in the significant flash flood risk. we're also watching the fires out west. lightning strikes and fires that combined, but all the heat can bake things up. heat alerts from phoenix up to seattle. portland, oregon, could see their hottest day if they get to 102. >> robin: we know you're keeping an eye on it. thank you. now to the u.s. open. jessica pagula taking down the top women's seed and joining emma navarro. lara is here. >> lara: how excited were you? we love jessica pagula. what a night for american tennis. for the first time since 2003 we have multiple male and female players in the semifinals of a grand slam. two men and now two women. the latest to enter the exclusive club, jessica pagula, breaking a streak that haunted her.

she was 0 for 6 in grand slam semis until last night. she did it in style, beating the number one player in the world. pagula took the first set with ease. the second set proved a little more challenging. the crowd health its collective breath, but pagula, she prevailed, winning 6-2, 6-4. she's got to be feeling good. she's got a 24 hour turn around until the late match tonight. in the early match it's emma navarro playing the number two. it will be a battle for both, but we could see an all-american women's final. that will, unfortunately, not be the case on the men's side where the american players will face off for one of the spots in the final. all-american men semifinal set for friday when fritz takes on tiafo. it will be the first time since andy roddick in 2006 when an american man will appear in a final.

we haven't had an american winner since 2003. that was andy roddick. jack draper and jannick sinner, who won last night. the u.s. open semifinals start tonight with the women. it all starts on espn at 7:00 p.m. eastern. coming up in our next half hour, we have a surprise for one very deserving tennis coach. you do not want to miss it, guys. >> robin: i cannot. i do not want to miss it. i'm heading out to the open tonight. i'll be there. >> lara: oh, good. >> michael: i'll see you there. >> robin: oh, good. all right. >> michael: i'm getting out of the house tonight. >> robin: good. i'll hitch a ride with you. [ laughter ] >> george: coming up, with the early start to the hurricane season, we have a must see demo on how to make your house safer during a storm. >> robin: footage from the day before sonya massey was shot in her own home by a police officer.

>> michael: big returns making headlines ahead of the kickoff to the new nfl season, including tom brady. but first let's go back to ginger zee. >> ginger: i don't want people to get numb to this. i feel like when i say phoenix broke another record. another time. but phoenix, today, will go above 110 degrees, which will be the 56th day this year. that's something they have not done since records began. your local weather in 30 seconds.

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simulate a real life hurricane in which the wins are not just blowing rain and moisture, but they're constantly shifting. >> reporter: they crank it up to 75 miles per hour. this is about what the hurricane feels like. most powerful winds they will allow me to endure. it's painful. inside the house the ceiling has collapsed. the water is raining right into the house. i can see straight into the attic and spot one of the most common ways water gets in. see that daylight? those are gaps in the roof deck, bottom most layer of your roof, usually protected from rain by shingles. of course those are long gone. these gaps are required to be there because this material needs to expand and contract. fred malik offers me a crash course in roofing 101. a crude water bottle test showing how easily water can get in. about 60% of this is gonna make it inside your house.

he says the next time you replace your roof, typically every 10 to 15 years, seal the roof deck. part of that could involve using this special tape called flashing tape. no water getting in there. to highlight another area to strengthen, we rotate the house so the garage door is now facing the wind. within seconds of turning it back on, it crumbles. the wind now rushing in. vacuum compromising the integrity of the entire house, essentially turning it into a giant balloon. the pressure building up from the inside as we crank the wind up to 125 miles an hour, a category 3 storm it eventually pops. decking on the roof here just shot outward. air has to go somewhere so it's gonna go to the side and up. it will find a weak point. your house isn't designed to resist the wind once it gets inside. >> reporter: one way to keep that wind out, a wind rated garage door.

ibhs tested one. while it did eventually fail, it lasted more than an hour, not seconds. that difference could be critical. if wind does get in through a busted garage door or even a window, the key is to contain it. experts say during a hurricane keep all interior doors closed. it will help keep the potential damage to just that area. speaking of windows, they're also extremely vulnerable. this 2x4 cannon, simulating debris that can get torpedoed in a storm, piercing not just the window, but impailing the bed, the walsh even the couch on the other side, which is why it is so important to stay away from windows and exterior walls. ahead of a hurricane, bring inside anything that could become a projectile. fold up the lawn chairs. bring inside anything like a grill, children's toys, bicycles. you saw what that 2x4 did.

it was scary. one of the reasons many people get impact resisted windows. that and other home up grades we looked at are part of ibhs' fortified standard. an above and beyond building standard if you really want to make your home hurricane ready. the upgrades can cost a bit more but can save you money and a lot of headaches even an inch of water, even that much, can cause up to $25,000 in damage. you can always find more tips on the ibhs website, guys. >> michael: can also save your life. >> ginger: which is most important. matt and i are out here. we see this. we see homes that do very well and then ones that don't. huge, huge tips. so glad you're doing the story. this is really counter intuitive. when you said we're going to have fewer hurricanes, because as the atmosphere warms, it's not just gonna warm at the bottom, it's gonna warm at the

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>> reporter: officials identifying the suspect as colt gray, a student at the school. >> he will be tried as an adult. >> reporter: this student, laila, told cnn the shooter was in her math class. she said he abruptly left the class and then tried to get back inside. >> you have to be let in to come back into the classroom. i think he wanted to come to us first. he turned to the classroom to what would have been my right and he just starts to shoot. you hear about 10, 15 rounds back to back. >> reporter: police say calls of an active shooter started coming in around 10:20 tuesday morning. within minutes, they were on campus, helping the school resource officers already at the scene. officers finding the suspect with an ar-15 style rifle. they say he surrendered without incident. in this video from our affiliate wsb, police seen investigating the alleged shooter's house for evidence. authorities identifying the victim as 14-year-old student mason shamahorn and christian

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now tik tok wants to reshape the conversation about how to manage all of that screen time. >> i want to make sure what my teens are watching on tik tok. >> reporter: this morning amid heightened concerns about how social media apps can hurt younger americans, tik tok announcing it's teaming up with the family online safety institute. the goal, to help parents navigate talking to their teens about social media. >> this campaign is really about providing simple, straight forward support so parents have the information they need to really set the digital boundaries that make sense for their family. >> reporter: the new campaign launching with ads like this. >> to my son, i have never been the cool dad. >> reporter: featuring dad of six david ogleton known for his parenting humor. >> i think teen safety online is more important now more than ever. >> reporter: it comes from a push to put more guardrails on social media. the u.s. surgeon general in june arguing platforms should include tobacco style labels, warning of

the risk to teens and their mental health. >> we just feel this is the time of year, kids going back to school, it is a good opportunity, often times when they are getting new devices to say, okay. let's sit down and decide how these will be used and not misused. >> reporter: last month the justice department sued tik tok accusing them of violating children's online privacy protections. tik tok disagrees and the concerns have already been dressed. it points to private and security features in its safety center. >> we also have a number of tools parents can use to limit specific content they might not want their teen to see. >> reporter: that includes family pairing which allows parents to link their tik tok account to their teens, set daily screen time controls and turn off direct messages. another option, key word filtering to tailor the teen's content in a feed. >> with my son, we had his account on private.

and we typically don't have the comments on. >> reporter: tik tok is currently suing the u.s. government over proposed national ban on the app next year. lara and robin, as the surgeon general has said. one of the best examples parents can set is to establish phone free areas in your home where everyone is off their devices at the same time. >> lara: thank you, elizabeth. we're going to switch gears and talk u.s. open. shocker. we cannot get enough. we are here kicking off the semifinals and serving up massive excitement honoring the champions and tennis history that makes this tournament so special. usta coach francis ferdinand is with us live. hi, frances. we are so happy you are with us. you're a coach. >> yes. >> lara: you teach skills as well as love of the sport to kids in brooklyn. >> yes. >> lara: want to ask you, how do you think playing tennis empowers these kids?

>> i think it gives kids opportunities. for me, tennis has given me so many opportunities. opportunities for scholarships, opportunity to see the world, opportunity to have great experiences like this. that's the biggest thing. when you have those good skills, then you can get a lot of opportunities. >> robin: you got a tennis scholarship. >> i did. i went to morgan state. >> robin: way to go. i know, i know. i know. why do you think accessibility to the sport is so important? >> tennis is expensive. it's already looked at as an elitist sport. to be able to give people opportunities to play and not just have an experience, but to really learn the game and be able to excel in the game i think, you know, that takes a lot of money, energy, effort. if we can create ways they can do that easily or more affordable, yes. >> robin: there's so many life skills we learn in tennis. >> lara: tennis teaches life. all the stats about living longer when you play tennis, you live longer than others.

it's all goodness. in the spirit of competition, because it is that time. we are going to test your knowledge, frances. >> i'm nervous. >> lara: a little trivia game we've titled match point. every question you get correct, we want you to reach into the basket. ralph lauren polo merchandise. you got to put it on, layered up. are you ready? >> i think so. >> lara: first question, what are the four grand slam tournaments in the order they are played? >> we have australian. we have french. we have wimbeldon and the u.s. open. >> robin: that was a gimme. that was a softball. >> yeah, yeah. >> robin: okay. all right. what year did arthur ashe win his first u.s. open men's title? >> that's a tough one. on the cup. i see this every year so i should know this. >> robin: the first one. >> i want to say 1968? >> lara: yes!

>> robin: you're playing with us. >> okay. okay. >> robin: got it. >> lara: name the woman who has won the most u.s. open titles. >> if it's not serena williams, i don't know. >> lara: it is serena williams. also chrissy evert, too. that may come in handy. what's the official drink of the u.s. open? >> the honey deuce. [ laughter ] >> lara: those little tennis balls. for an extra point, an extra piece of merch, who do you think will win this year's open, men or women? >> that's a tough one. >> lara: you can give us two predictions. no wrong answer. this is your opinion. >> i don't know. we got all the new guys looking pretty good. americans, fantastic four. i like djokovic. >> lara: he's out. >> i know. i know.

i'm just saying i like him. >> lara: go with an american. >> we'll go with shelton. >> lara: he's out. >> is he really? >> lara: it's tiafo. >> i'm going with tiafo. am i allowed to pick something? >> lara: of course. why not? everybody wins. coach, you aced our match point game. not only are you going home with everything you have on. just keep the basket. >> robin: right, right. >> lara: might come in handy because we are sending you and one guest to the women's final at the u.s. open. >> robin: here you go! come on. [ applause ] >> lara: as a little thank you for all you do. >> robin: come on now. we can't just do that. how would you like to go to the men's final as well? [ applause ] you got both. >> i can see tiafo. >> robin: you can see them both.

>> lara: you will not see djokovic. hey, guys, thank you. thank you for all you do, for the kids in brooklyn. thank you for your love of the game. thank you for your energy. enjoy the finals. >> robin: and the swag bag. >> lara: and the swag bag. the action continues today with the women's semifinals. >> robin: i'll be there! michael strahan. >> lara: i'm jealous. as americans emma navarro and jessica pagula play. love them both but the americans gotta do it. all starts 7:00 p.m. eastern on espn. right now let's get to ginger. >> ginger: i had my first honey deuce yesterday. i got to go to the u.s. open for the first time. i'm always trying to go this week of the year but i'm always in a hurricane, seriously, for the last decade. there's a lot trying out here. this is all the areas of interest. just lower atmosphere, warm ocean, all of this. upper atmosphere is fighting. couple things have been happening that's kept us quiet. one of them is the african monsoons have been further north

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have never seen robin quite this nervous. >> robin: my hands are sweating a little bit. [ laughter ] that's because our next guest is host of one of the biggest shows on the internet. more than 3 billion views on hot ones sean evans interviews celebrities while they eat hot wings. as the questions get deeper, the wings get spicier. we're gonna talk to him in just a moment, but take a look at what this hit show is all about. >> i'm sean evans. you're watching hot ones. question with hot questions, even hotter wings. >> wow, wow. this is such a good idea for an interview. >> mm. this has a little sweetness to it. >> see, no reason to be nervous, cardi. you had this all along. >> i seen some clips. >> oh my god. >> oh! this one got me.

>> i don't think there's a wing on this table that i cannot devour like it's cool whipped cream. >> look at us. >> look at us. who would have thought? >> not me. >> she's warm. >> she is warm. she is warm. >> she's warming up. >> do you trust me? i'm like, no, sean. >> let me ask you a question. whose idea was this show? >> robin: so good. please welcome sean evans. [ applause ] this is really a brilliant idea. you get so much out of these celebrities. what is it about eating hot wings? >> i think what it does, disrupts the formality of the whole thing. you forget you're on a show, that there are cameras pointed at you as you are just fighting for survival. >> michael: i got to say it's fun to watch. the reactions. i absolutely love it. ariana grande was on. she barely flinched.

>> yep. >> michael: even on the hottest wings. what celebrities surprised you the most? >> there is an episode that surprises me. ariana being one of those episodes. we had dj khalid tapped out on the third wing. here we are ten years later, i keep waiting for someone to break that reverse record. so far that hasn't happened. >> michael: conan o brian went crazy, in my opinion. >> lara: he said something you always think about. what did he do? i didn't see it. >> he just ratchets up the madness through every wing. by the end he was taking the tops off bottles, swiging it straight from the bottle. thankfully he had his physician on set. he was on good hands. dr. arrojo was on set. he was in good hands. >> george: is there a dream guest you haven't had? >> you know, the people we've had on the show i'm constantly just humbled by. it's been crazy. the ten year experience. now i feel like there's no one

unattainable, you know? i always like to win for the fans. keanu reeves is probably the most requested guest we haven't had on the show yet. he would be a good one. >> robin: people are reaching out to you asking to be. >> yeah, which is nice from when it started where we basically tricked people. it's not that hot. [ laughter ] >> lara: we said it before. you get people to open up. do you find yourself going off formatted questions and just having a conversation and seeing where it takes you? >> i think that i all come in with a plan. we prepare meticulously for the episodes and try to do this thoughtful career spanning interview with the guest. we like to think of it as most comfortable, least comfortable interview. at times you have to adapt. because everybody's sensitivities to the spice is going to be different. reaction to the whole thing. >> robin: you have to eat them, too. >> every time i think it's important that i meet the guest halfway so it's not just them eating wings while i bark questions at them. >> lara: fair enough. are we ready?

>> robin: are we going to do it? [ applause ] >> michael: let's go, robin! >> robin: okay. all right, sean. thank you for this. i adore you. i think what you're doing is so brilliant. see, i'm buttering you up. you haven't eaten wings this early before. >> no. you're setting a record, robin. i heard and i was honored to hear that it was a dream of yours to do hot ones. i hope it does not turn into a nightmare as we do this steep rampup. >> robin: i didn't say i wanted to do it live. i wanted to do it like everybody else. but, okay. >> here we are. we will start at the classic which is over here at the handle. will correspond to the bottle. i think it's already on there. >> robin: oh, it's already on there. >> unless you want to go conan. >> robin: it's already on it. i just kind of? >> yeah. okay. here we go. >> robin: it's garlicy. got a little taste to it. oh.

okay. i'm not gonna tap out. >> michael: you got this. >> robin: what you got? >> an approachable wing one over here. so recently good morning america fans were surprised to learn about some of the old jobs that you've had before your broadcasting career took off. that includes being a bus driver. >> robin: school bus driver. >> school bus driver. working the weekend shift at a country music radio station. which of those jobs do you remember more fondly? >> robin: i loved both of them. no one has really asked me about those first jobs. being a school bus driver, the responsibility of doing that was really very special. oh, gosh. the dj -- oh gosh. i should not have taken such a big bite. being a dj, that was really, because it was kind of staying in what i wanted to do. you wanted to be a weather guy. >> yeah. we're plinko balls that just bouncing around. >> robin: right. >> and end up in a lane over

here. >> robin: i loved being a dj. >> do you remember what your sign on was? >> robin: wstp 14. best of country music. i had a night shift, too, with that. >> that's a lovely segue for this next wing, robin, if you're ready. >> michael: she's over here trying to prolong her answers so she doesn't have to eat the wings. >> robin: no, no. >> i know we have a commercial coming up. i know how that goes. this is caliente. we are timed. this is about the middle of the lineup. >> robin: middle we're going. >> lara: oh, wow. big bites. >> robin: got to be in it to win it. i almost said a bad word. [ laughter ] sean, what were you saying? my gosh. >> you worked the night shift at the radio station but now you live a life where you have a 3:30 a.m. alarm waking you up every day. >> robin: this is waking me up. >> do you have any advice for those who believe they can never

be morning people? >> robin: you know what? got to change the way you think. got to change the way you think. i never thought -- 'cause i'm a sports person. i was very nocturnal. but there is something about the morning. there's something about it. so if you just focus on that. focus on what it is. buddy, you really just have to change the way you think. and the blackout shades. sleep is very very important. that's something i have made a priority. >> words to live by. now we are working our way to the end of the gauntlet. [ applause ] robin, this is the last act. we call it the last act. last wing. you don't have to if you don't want to. come on. >> michael: do it! [ applause ] >> robin: oh gosh. >> be careful. live tv. no safety net. that is perfect. that's perfect.

>> robin: there's already stuff on it. >> there's already stuff on it. we're piling on top. [ laughter ] michael, it will be fine. it will be fine. here we go. here we go. [ applause ] >> i know. i know. >> robin: wow. >> i know. i know. >> robin: whoa. >> but the good news is, robin, you made it all the way through. go ahead. that ice cream is all yours. i know that you live by the wisdom passed down from your mother. i'm curious, is there a piece of advice, wisdom, a saying you think she would say to you now as your brain slow roasts on hot tv. >> robin: i'm coming to see you, mama! [ laughter ] she said to me when you strut you stumble.

never get too big for your britches. that's something that's always taught me. when you strut you stumble. my nose is running. what i love about this is venturing outside of your comfort zone. [ laughter ] [ applause ] willing to go outside of your comfort zone. >> robin bringing a tear to my eyes. i don't even think it's the spice. >> robin: can i just tell you, what you're doing is so great. [ applause ] >> oh my gosh. >> robin: oh my gosh, what? >> michael: we were going to have you read this tease. we can't understand a word you're saying right now. [ laughter ] hot sauce got your tongue. how you doing? you okay? >> robin: i'm good. i'm good. i'm good. >> michael: sean, thank you. thank you so much, man. we love you. thank you for our first live edition of hot ones.

season 25 of hot ones. >> robin: where's the bathroom. >> michael: a hot ones football special airs this morning 11:00 a.m. on the first we feast you tube channel. make sure you check that out. robin, you are a great sport. coming up we have the greatest act of kindness to start your day with a smile. we'll be right back. >> robin: my lips are on fire! . [cheers and applause] >> woo

>> ginger: welcome back to gma. time to start your day with a smile. this is sponsored by lg. their campaign is bringing positive content to social media. this morning's video is inspired by an idea that it is nice to be nice. the videos on tik tok get millions and they're all about trying to make the world a happier place with random acts of kindness. like a simple gesture, handing out flowers to strangers. take a look. >> i have to ask you when was the last time you got flowers? when you received any? would i be okay to give you that rose? >> it's lovely. >> do you want it? >> thank you. >> what's your name? >> heather. >> nice to meet you. i hope you have a good day. thank you.

>> ginger: he told us in a world where you can be anything, be nice. it costs nothing and it's doing something like giving flowers to a stranger. just an easy way to make them smile. you never know how much they might need it. reaction in these videos has been out of this world. they've inspired others to do the same. head to instagram to learn more about lg's campaign and get some tips from happiness experts on >> michael: coming up former impractical star joe gatto is here to talk about his new children's book and more. we'll be right back with more gma. >> ginger: gma start with a smile is sponsored by lg. visit

>> michael: welcome back to gma. i'm laughing with this guy. most of you know him from impractical jokers. now joe gatto has written a children's book "where's barry?" please welcome joe gatto, everybody. [ applause ] you don't clap for yourself. >> i'm clapping for you. you made it. >> michael: i'm already here. i'm here every day. what makes an impractical joker want to write a children's book? >> children. [ laughter ] should probably include them. i had a great story. my son lost his stuffed animal and we went on a little hunt for it. it was like a fun story. this could be something that could be a book. i had the words written down. i sent it to our illustrator. he did a great job bringing it to life. i have always loved children's book. you know how it is, you read to your kids. i want one of these. >> michael: you dedicated this

book to your kids. you taped their reaction, their very adorable reaction. we're gonna take a look at that. >> where's bearry by who -- >> that's you. >> that's right. >> what does that say. >> by joe gatto. who is that? that's you. are you ready? where's bearry? >> that's me! >> michael: that's got to be amazing. i was about to shed tears here. as a dad that's got to be amazing. >> so great. it was my son's idea. we got the first draft back my daughter wasn't in the book. my son said, where's milana. we added her. that book where she was like, i'm there, he was like a proud peacock. like, i did that. >> michael: my contribution. >> you're welcome. you owe me one, seus.

>> michael: bearry was modelled after your childhood. >> as an adult. i slept with bearry very recently. i have been going through some stuff. [ laughter ] i dig him out of the closet. come in here, buddy. bearry i got when i was 3. i just know the importance of a stuffed animal becomes a companion. i was really geeky growing up so bearry was my og. >> michael: you took time away from impractical jokers to focus on your family. now they are the center of your new standup. >> they've become a big part of my new tour, let's get into it. you become the person you are, but the effect you have on your children. my son, we were walking in the supermarket and he started laughing. he points to a cart that had a pineapple in it. he goes, i put it there. he's in the supermarket causing a ruckus because his dad does it. >> michael: where did he get that from? you recently surprised fans though. you went on an impractical jokers tour stop.

>> the last show of their current tour. i got to run out and say hello. we like to prove we're still friends. we're just not coworkers any more. >> michael: people think you move on, there must be a problem. there is no problem. they might show up on your current ur let's get into it. that's what you're calling the tour. >> let's get into it. they pop in whenever they're in town. we're in the same town or they'll come out for one. always a good time when we share the stage. >> michael: always a good time when you share the stage with me. appreciate you. >> thank you very much. >> michael: congratulations. let's get to it. >> let's get into it. >> michael: where's bearry is available now. make sure you go get it. you're a busy guy. your first comedy messing with people is out september 17th. your tour is happening right now, everybody so get those tickets. we'll be right back.

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>> michael: how you doing? >> george: have you recovered? >> robin: i'm doing just fine. one of those lingering things. big shout out to sean evans. so smart how he does his show. >> lara: great guy. >> robin: but, man. >> george: would you ever have one again? >> robin: what? >> george: a wing? >> robin: what? [ laughter ] my hands are ringing. >> michael: while you recover, we want to wish everybody a blessed day out there. great job. >> lara: fantastic, robin. and she almost said a naughty word. >> ginger: i loved watching it. it was good stuff. >> robin: i'm so glad. this girl is on fire. >> michael: everybody thanks for tuning in today. have a great day. robin, you're hot. day. and robin, your hot. it's the true crime story of the summer. would you say that you were angry with jon that night?

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