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complaining to the reporters of the women who accused him of sexual misconduct over the years and traveling to wisconsin, a battleground. >> robin: evacuating their homes due to wildfires and, bracing for francine, a possible hurricane on the gulf coast. ginger is tracking the latest. >> rebecca: suspect on the run, urgent search for the man on a busy highway in kentucky, local schools closed for the dangerous situation. >> george: new details into the deadly shooting at a school in georgia. the mother of the shooter, spoke. plus the family claims she called the school to warn them of the emergency. >> rebecca: caught on camera, miami dolphins star, tyreek hill, handcuffed, hours before the kick-off. fall out this morning after he

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venus williams, vanna white, and a whole lot more. >> george: kamala harris and donald trump set to debate tomorrow night, the only debate so far, between the two of them, the race is so close, we have rachel to tell us more. >> rachel: george good morning, one day out from what is shaping up to be the most consequential moment of this campaign, vice president kamala harris, the first and only debate between she and donald trump, they are locked? a dead heat. this morning, the first presidential debate with is just over 24 hours away, donald trump and kamala harris, prepare to come face to face for the first time. >> are you ready? >> ready. >> the vice president, off the campaign trail, spending the last four days in pittsburgh doing highly choreographed

mocked debates, the former president is holding formal policy session-wise advisors and he was in front of the cameras but didn't take a single question, after appearing in court for the oral argument in the e-je carrol appeal. and he talked about the sexual misconduct claims, trump traveling to battleground wisconsin for a rally this weekend. >> president: we where going to defeat kamala harrisy. >>and trump's advisors and allies, pushed him to spend time on stage. and the 90 minute debate will have two breaks, no opening statements no audience in the room, no pre-written notes or huddling with staff during the commercial break, the microphones will be muted and

trump, who won the coin toss, will have the final word. >> is anybody gonna be watch something [ cheers and applause ] >> with the race neck and neck, trump vows retribution, the direct threat against those who administer elections, the former president says he will jail illegal vote and corrupt election officials stating those involved in the unscrup louse behavior will be sought out and prosecuted, illegal voting in reality is extremely rare, in a rare moment on a podcast trump acknowledged he "lost the last election". >> i was told, if i got 63 million, that's what i got the first time, you would win, you can't "not", win, i got millions of more votes than that. and "lost by a whisker". >> in response, the democratic election worm working with the harris campaign, saying "we won't let donald trump

suppress the vote or subvert the election", and the fear about democracy, liz cheney and her father, the former vice president, dick cheney, a once unthinkable move, the conservative former vice president endorses harris, saying trump cannot be trusted with power again. >> guest: republicans are saying, well, we are not voting for him, but we will write someone else in. and i think that this time around, that's not enough. that it's important to actually quast a vote for vice president harris. cast a vote. >> reporter: trump is hera at maralago, preparing, and holding informal policy sessions and, he's talking to the debate prep, matt gates has been firing questions, can talking about the legal

troubles and his stance on abortion. >> robin: mary bruce is in pittsburgh with way look inside of how vice president harris is preparing for the debate, good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, and kamala harris is hunkered down at this hotel, getting ready for the defining and preparing seriously. they are doing mock debates and set up a full stage with tv lighting for rehearsals, and harris is relying on those who prepared hilary clinton's can debates with trump. and, kamala harris is an experienced debater, known on the hill for pointed exchanges but the campaign is quick to note, this has different, this will be trump's 7th presidential debate, and this is the first time these two have met, and come face to face. she wants to out line her position, define herself, before donald trump can do it for her, and then pivot, putting the highlight on

trump's amnesia among votersand she will try to get under his skin, she knows how to punch, punches hard, the challenge is to bait him without getting baited herself, george. >> george: thank you so much. and the political director rick klein, is at the debate site, in philadelphia. the polls show the race is close, rick? >> reporter: good morning, close race by some measures and gotten closer in recent days. the 538 polling average has kamala harris up by 3 percentage points against donald trump and the story in the battleground states, it's just as tight, harris leading in 5 of the 7 big battle ground states, a tight one including here in pennsylvania, harris up by 1 percentage point, it's essentially a toss up in the biggest and most important battleground states, george? >> george: vice president harris, four years in that position, is not all that well-known?

>> reporter: this is striking from the latest "new york times" poll, trump was leading by one point, a third of voters overall, 28% said they need to learn more about kamala harris and her positions before deciding to vote, compared to 1 in 10, 9% say the same about donald trump and another important point, in the same polling, we see that almost half of americans consider kamala harris to be "too liberal", in her positions, less than a third of americans say the same about donald trump on the other side, that he's too conservative, and the polling suggests people want to see a sharp break from the biden administration, making for challenges for harris going into tomorrow night, she has to define her positions and potentially define how she moderated her positions and broken from biden, even though she serves as his vice president, a lot to get done in one night and beyond, george. >> george: thank you, rick, and right here, the debate will air on abc, 8 p.m. >>

rebecca: we turn to the wildfire, in southern california, burning 20,000 acres and forcing thousands to flee their homes. we have the latest, good morning, mola. >> reporter: as you mentioned rebecca, thousands of people evacuated homes in san bernardino county, as the line of fire continues to burn. more than 20,000 acres, quickly torched over the course of the qr code, including this -- course of the weekend, including this stretch much brush here, zero percent contained and this is one of several fires that continues to rage throughout the region. >> this mornings thousands of people in california evacuating from their homes, as a massive wildfire burns the region. >> i don't care if the house burns down, but not with people in it. >> burning through 20,000 acres, injurying three firefighters, ash and smoke stretching as faras the eye can see. >> scorched earth, thousands of acres in san bernardino

county have burned, thousands of homes and structures being threatened, evacuations are underway. >> authorities shut down part of the state rout 38 in california, due to the same fire, in la county the bridge fire, growing to around 800 acres in size, firefighters desperately trying to hold back the inferno. helicopters in -- above the flames to beat back the flames. >> northern california, authorities shepherding people to safety. >> we need to evacuate from highway 53 all the way east. >> record breaking temperatures, dry vegetation and, gusty winds create the perfect environment for wildfires like these to grow out of control. >> we have a heat wave, and thunderstorms, blow the fire in all different directions. >> reporter: extreme heat over the last few days made

conditions on the ground, extremely the extreme temperatures are expected to continue today. >> robin: thank you, mola, we bring in ginger with the gulf coast on alert for a hurricane? >> ginger: by wednesday night we likely have a hurricane, and the impacts are wide-spread, the area of thunderstorms are here, if it gathers together, it will be named francine and it will make a track up to the texas/louisiana state line, and right now, closer to homa, than new orleans, either way, it has to form, it's hard to make a track from the national hurricane center without the formation, yet, but looking at the model, noon, lots of rain, port isabel, galveston, the outer bands will get heavy rain at times, 2-5", the of

storm seems to be here, and the approach of land fall, the dirty side of the storm with the worst of the surge and the winds, homa. and so, anyone inland, mississippi, even arkansas and tennessee, watch this one carefully, because we know with what they do, problems on the coast and keep moving inland with the rain. >> george: ginger, thank you. an urgent search for the shooting suspect, who shot at people on the highway. pierre, the area and on high alert. >> reporter: good morning, george, schools are closed in the area, this is a dangerous situation playing out in kentucky, someone was shooting at people on a busy highway, and the suspect is on the run. >> this morning, an urgent manhunt is underway for the man suspected of being a sniper, firing at drivers, an

hour southeast of lexington. >> shot through the windshield. >> reporter: police describing a terrifying afternoon. just after 5:30 p.m., a sniper perched in the woods firing 20-30 shots, hitting 12 vehicles. >> all of a sudden we heard a loud, deafening sound, my right ear started ringing, we didn't know what the sound was, and we looked at each other and said, was that a gunshot. >> it was chaotic, when our units arrived on the scene, cars on the side of the road, emergency flashers, windows shot out, people hurt severely. >> reporter: five people wounded by gun, significant injuries but with no fatalities. >> one was shot in the face, one in the arm, severe injuries. >> the suspect is identified as the 32-year-old joseph couch, hiding in a wooded area, and they recovered the vehicle associated with him, and an assault style rifle,

left in the woods, he had purched the rifle the same day, with a thousand rounds of ammo. >> police believe he's hiding in the dense terrain and considered "armed and dangerous". robin? >> robin: hopefully there's a break in the case soon. wide receiver tyreek hill, handcuffed by the police hours before the first game of the season. the incident was caught on camera, one officer has been put on administrative duties. victor is in miami gardens with more for us. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, what a chaotic start to the season, tyreek hill is piecing together what happened, the miami-dade police opened an internal investigation. this morning, the shocking scene, caught on camera outside of the miami dolphin's hard rock stadium, that's the nfl superstar, tyreek hill

surrounded by police hours before the game. the officer orders the wide receiver out of his black sportscar. this video shows hill, lying face down on the ground, police handcuffed the 30-year-old pro-bowler before sitting him up. they took hill to the ground, and the miami-dade pd, placed one of the officers on administrative leave. saying they will conduct an investigation. >> player: i am still putting it altogether, i won't give you a version, i still don't know what happened. >> reporter: they said hill was pulled over for a traffic incident, briefly detained by the police before being released. >> player: they said i was speeding, but, "they said i was speeding, wreckless driving or whatever". >> reporter: through it all, hill put on a show, catching 7 passes, including an 80 yard touchdown, and celebrated by mimicking being handcuffed

.... >> reporter: some of hill's teammates saw what was happening and tried to help. overnight, in part what happened, the statement was released ... this was completely unacceptable, he didn't decesh to be treated this way, deserve to bed this way, and hill's legal team will pursue this matter. >> george: ahead of tonight's match up, good morning, will. >> reporter: hosting the new york jets, it's the return of monday night football, the return of aaron rodgers, after the season-ending achilles injury a year ago, there's a revealing interview coming up in a bit, guys. >> robin: looking forward to that, thank you will, and coming up, eugene levy and dan levy, hosting the emmy's, we will hear what they have planned for tv's biggest night. >> rebecca: they are funny, especially together. what you need to know about the flu and covid vaccine shots, whether you can do them

both at the same time. >> george: and the latest on the school shooting back with to ginger. >> ginger: this is a chillly pocket of air. we have had a few record lows, charlesston west virginia with a record low, frost advisors west of washington, d.c., a lot of numbers in the 40s or 50s, this doesn't last, we will warm up, above average again, and do it quickly, chicago up to 90 on thursday, cincinnati also, detroit up in the upper 80ings and new york city, in the upper 70s to low 80s as we end the week, it's coming back, if you like the summer feel. and talking about the excessive heat, it's definite, and has been throughout the weekend, los angeles had the third warmest temperatures on record, hitting 112 over the weekend on friday, wild numbers there. and that is drying things out and making it tougher to fight

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medal, at approximately the 13th minute of the game, in honor of her jersey #13, morgan, took the final walk with to the sideline. morgan, and her husband are expecting second child. very cool. and also, just what a role model, too. >> robin: excellent, now we have aaron rodgers, one-on-one, the 40-year-old jets quarterback, sat down with espn, as he returns to the field tonight for the first game since a season-endin into his first game last season. going back to will reeves, there in san francisco, for us, hey, will. >> reporter: hey, robin. aaron rodgers, elicits a range of opinions but football fans are united in belief that he's a hall of famer and jets fans are certain that he is the guy who is going to make their dreams come true, they felt that way lastiary, too, but -- last year, too, but aaron rodgers debut only lasted four

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explained ... mcl, or, ankle you gotta walk off. when i stood up i heads, huh. [ breathes ] >> player: i knew it, thinking "is that the last time", i know, because "i am old", the rehab, i knew it would be tough. and so, in the training room i really thought, damn. that's how i will go out? >> reporter: the injury crushing the dreams of jets fans who hope the 4-time of me of me would turn around the team that hasn't made the playoffs since 2010, and hasn't won a superbowl since 1969. >> player: it's been a tough year, probably the best year of my life, though, at the same time. when you get hurt in a significant way, it's a re-set on life, and everything just stops. >> reporter: he says the recovery over the past year has been physical and mental. >> player: you become sedentary, you can't move, you have to be waited on by people, and get taken care of. as someone who loves taking

care of other people, a life lesson right there, just sitting in all of the frustration, sadness and the heartbreak. you go from sitting your ass on the couch, to now, i can walk to the bathroom with crutches and then walk in the shoe. those are exciting times. but the mental part takes forever, because you are still trying to get over the frustration, the heartache, and the heartbreak, the what-if, feeling like you let people down, you wonder if you can go out and do it, until you have done it. training camp, it was one of the better camps i have had, and every day, i told one of the coaches, every day i have to remind myself i am great and i can do this, it's been a couple of years since i played a full game. >> reporter: aaron rodgers says he's grateful for the experience. >> player: it was a total reset for my life, in the moment you don't think about it, "everything happens for a reason", i am like "really >>", but i do believe if you can't get out of your own way,

you will miss the miracles that go on around you, people come into your life and take care of you. >> reporter: football is a physical, violent game, aaron rodgers is the oldest player in the nfl. have you been tackled yet? >> player: no. >> reporter: you will go through this on monday night football, in front of the country. have you thought about with it? >> player: i was hoping, someone would accidentally push me in practice, but, nothing happened, i was upright the whole time. i may have gotten knocked down or stepped on, a few times. >> reporter: he expects greatness. >> player: i enjoy my time in the morning, i think about how special it is to be 40 and still be playing and still have a chance to come to work with a team that has a legitimate chance to be one of the finalist teams.

that's fun. i don't take it for granted. who knows whal happen? -- what will happen? >> reporter: aaron rodgers returns to the field tonight against the defending nfc champions 49ers, on abc, espn, and espn plus, and the "manning cast", lots of football tonight. >> robin: a lot of football, i will get wack -- back to you, more on the game coming up, including a big surprise for a huge football fan, plus two-time superbowl winner, eli manning will be along, as well. >> george: coming up next, first, to the emmy's, a father-son duo, hosting the show. >> reporter: good morning, eugene and dan levy received many emmy's, why not give out emmy's. what do they do to get the laughs and what did eugene's wife say, debra, when she heard the father and son were gonna host the show together.

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>> george: the emmy awards and the first time ever, hosted by the father-son duo, eugene and dean levy. father and son hosts, emmy first, this father and son, their beloved sitcom, sweeped the emmy's last year. bringing this to live tv, they

say they are ready for the challenge. >> [soundbite]: who pays for it? >> nobody, you write it off. >> who writes it off? >> the write-off people >> six seasons of sitcom perfection. these two and the rest of their tv family, had people "up the creek", four years after the triumph at the 2020 emmy's. >> my brows have own agent. dan and eugene levy return as hosts. congratulations to the two of you, the first father and son duo, ever to host the emmy's. what does it mean to you? >> guest: it means we are the first. i think that's what it means. it's not like we went to the emmy's and said, "please let us host". >> jone, >> in prepping for this, you can't overthink .... my biggest obstacle is fear, if

fear is the biggest obstacle, i thought, you have to do it. >> i told my wife, we were asked to host, she said you are not doing it. i said maybe, maybe not. there was electricity, drawing us into it ... right? i mean, the challenge of it. >> it was the challenge. the challenge is "not", humailiating yourself on national television in front of millions of people. humiliating how do you describe yourselves together? >> bickering, a level of bicker-banter. [ laughter ] >> yeah, a kind of a bicker back-and-forth, a general "lack of respect". >> yeah, i think we are fortunate enough to have a kind of chemistry that works ...um, on an awards show. >> reporter: was it the same chemistry you had growing up, as a father and son, or was it something you found in terms of performing? >> he found it at some point, he found his comedic voice,

and he could put the family away with way single word or phrase. >> reporter: any particular phrase? >> i can't remember now, but i remember having an understanding of what really kinda pushed my dad to the edge, i used it in the show as much as i possibly could. >> reporter: what kinds of things? >> the second episode of the series ... the hair getting wet by a drip. >> what are you wearing,. >> it's a night shirt, that's not the issue. fans wondered if faves may show up at the emmy's show? >> it's maybe a possibility. >> you might see them in ways you don't expect. >> reporter: ooh, you are so good. the multinominated cast of "only murders in the building", set to present, joining other academy favorites, the bear, shogun,

hacked andbbott elementary, vying for statues in glory. >> our approach through this, is what we approach everything we do with, and that's like, heart and kindness, while at the same time, not losing the "edge" of what people come to expect from a host. >> you gotta be funny. >> we hope it's a fun vibe, personally, for me, comedy is all about .... um, if i am gonna go down, i want to take somebody with me. [ laughter ] >> so, luckily i have my son >> yeah, yeah, yeah. that's good fatherly advice. [ laughter ] >> reporter: good times in store, and more presenters set for the emmy's, lily gladstone, krist wigg, and the ageless one, 98-year-old dick van dyke. should be a lot of fun. >> robin: fun vibe, fun vibe. >> george: and eugene and dan, and the 76th emmy's, friday night, eastern time,

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spot, rebecca, there's a chance for chaos in college football, that usually comes in the form of an upset, and this weekend, it was courtesy of the northern illinois huskies. never in the program's history had they beaten a top-10 team, here they are, #5, notre dame, time expires, they pulled off the major upset, notre dame paid northern illinois 1.4 million dollars to come there a them, notre dame was favored by, like, many touchdowns, and yet ... northern illinois pulls off the win! some could say they got luck i, but don't say that to the northern illinois head coach, thomas hammock. >> coach: i am proud of our kids, the coaches, and to everybody, they believed. they believed! i told them all week, we don't need "luck", we just gotta be our best! and they was their best today, and we was able to get it

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what to expect when he takes the world's biggest stage! >> rebecca: and we are counting down monday night football! with a big surprise for a deserving fan. plus, two-time superbowl winner, eli manning telling us all about the new season of the "manning cast". ♪ ♪ the "manning cast" we couldn't think of a better name. >> rebecca: he joins us live. >> george: rebuilding rolling fort mississippi. >> robin: a year and-a-half after the devastating tornado, the important signs of progress, we check in with our friends at chuck's dairy bar. game, set, strive! grand slam champ, venus williams is serving up her advice on how to live your best life! ♪ ♪ >> george: ready to spin the wheel, ryan seacrest and vanna white are here to kick off the new era of "wheel of fortune", as they say, good morning america. nice job! [ laughter ] >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma!

♪ ♪ >> robin: gma indeed, a spin on ryan seacrest and vanna white are here, to tell us about the new "wheel of fortune" season. >> george: first a look the at top stories, the race to the white house, kamala harrisy and donald trump are facing off in philadelphia tomorrow night, and going back to rachel, how are the candidates preparing. good morning rachel. >> rachel: good morning, george, donald trump is heading to pennsylvania for the debate, the advisors insist he doesn't need traditional debate prep, but trump's preparing more than he's letting on, holding informal policy sessions with advisors include congressman matt gates who we are told is

firing questions at trump on the tougher topics including the legal battles and also his stance on abortion. trump is not doing mock debates and hasn't taken time off the campaign trail, he had a rally in wisconsin weekend, with the race now neck and neck, trump vows retribution if he wins a second term, insisting he would jail lawyers, political operatives corrupt election officials. there's no evidence that his opponents have engaged in that, in reality. >> robin: mary bruce is in pittsburgh, with how vice president harris is preparing for the debate. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, robin, behind the hotel doors, kamala harris is getting ready for a defining moment in the race, she's taking the prep seriously, doing those mock debate sessions and set up a full stage and tv lighting here for the rehearsals and, while kamala harris is an experienced debater, her campaign is quick with to note, this is new territory

for her, this will be donald trump's 7th presidential debate and kamala harris' first, and the first time they have met face to face, her goal here is to define herself for voters before donald trump does it for her, and pivot to go on the attack, the campaign hopes she will highlight the donald trump record, areas where they feel he's failed voters in the past, and counter with the reminders of trump amnesia and she will try to get under his skin, her challenge is to bait trump without getting baited herself. >> robin: she that debate live tomorrow night here on abc, coverage begins 8 p.m. eastern, the debate is at 9, rebecca? >> rebecca: now the deadly georgia school shooting, the family of the 14-year-old suspect, claims they called the school before the shooting, warning of an extreme emergency, faith is in georgia with more, good

morning, faith. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. the county sheriff tells me the families claim that they warned the school of the shooting, before the shooting, says they are investigating the timeline of events. new questions about whether there were missed warning signs ahead of a georgia school shooting that killed four and injured nine others. >> [soundbite]: it's a school, supposed to be a safe place for kids. >> move with purpose, come on. >> the accused gunman's aunt, told abc nuse 30 minutes before the school in winder, called the school counselor to warn of an ex the mother says she's trying to get him the help he needed. >> guest: if i could take his place, i would, i would in a heartbeat. >> the aunt told the

washington post, during the 10-minute conversation, the school counselor told marsy gray her son had spoken about a school shooting that same morning. a classmate told abc news a school administrator, confiscated a backpack of a student with way similar name. >> [soundbite]: he came become in with the pack, he said they were not looking for him, they were looking for "colt". >> reporter: moments later, the alleged teenager, opened fire outside the class room door. the alleged shooter and father are facing multiple felony charges related to the mass shooting and have not entered a plea in court, the school officials are not commenting on the family's claims they were warned. rebecca? >> rebecca: now to the mammogr affect tomorrow, the fda says women should be told if they have dense breasts. janai is here to tell us why this is critical for those screening for breast cancer, an important change.

good morning. >> reporter: incredibly important as mammogram's are the most important test. all women having a mammogram, will get the information if they have dense breasts. the food and drug administration says doctors must notice their patients of their breast density, some requires mammogram reports to include breast density, tomorrow it becomes a nationwide requirement. so, women with dense breasts can talk to their doctors, and can look into taking additional steps, like maybe more frequent screenings, or think about things like imaging or ultra-sound, half of the women over the age of 40 have dense breast tissue, while it doesn't pose an immediate threat, it increases the risk of breast cancer and the current guidelines suggest women get regular mammogram at age 40 or earlier, depending on the risk factors like

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the gma cover story, and a closer look at the superbowl halftime show, rap superstar, kendrick lamar was selected to headline this year, and janai, come on, you are back. tell us more about this? >> reporter: i am excited to tell you about with this, i saw the news yesterday, i thought this is huge. kendrick lamar has not dropped a new album since 2022, j-zee called him a once in a lifetime performer, he produced the black panther soundtrack, and his music can has earned him a pullizer prize. >> pulitzer prize. >> following the sunday announcement, kendrick lamar will headline the superbowl halftime show. >> guest: meet me in new orleans,

>> rap music is the most impactful gen re, to-date >> will be there to remind the world, "they got the right one". [rapping] >> reporter: lamar, known for the rap lyrics that tackles social justice issues, he was headlined for dr. drein 2022. >> kendrick lamar right now is the most vital, important, and influential rapper in the entire world. >> while the pulitzer prize winning rapper has a record of his music becoming the soundtrack of movements ... ♪ ♪ >> it's lam lam's chart-hopping that turned lamar into one of the biggest artists of this year. ♪ ♪ they not like us they not like us ♪ ♪ >> [soundbite]: the musical

battle with drake, has made him more topical than ever, and given him one of the biggest singles of the year. >> "not like us", is about the feud with the fellow rapper, drake. >> i feel like the feud with drake will not make it to the stage of the superbowl, i think he will have an eye on bigger issues with what he says, i think he would, i would guess, fairly major guest appearances, because the superbowl always does. >> reporter: in a statement, hip-hop mogul,z, says lamar deep vision , he has an unparalleled ability to influence culture, globally. >> rebecca: we are sure to see that, and hear his classic, "all right", "swimming pools", and "loyalty", and for kendrick lamar to bring together the group , he had a pop-up show,

promoting unite between rival gang members getting on stage, taking pictures in an effort to benefit the community. this man, as he said, will be the right one. >> so, drake will be on there? >> robin: drake will be on there? >> you see, robin, no, i don't think so. "they not like us". >> thank you janai. >> rebecca: turning now to the first monday night football game of the new nfl season, the san francisco 49ers, are taking on the new york jets tonight, and will reeve is in san francisco, hanging out with some die-hard 49ers fans, will, how's it going? >> reporter: hey, it's going great, rebecca, hello again, i am at the pub in san francisco, great spot to watch the game, a big thanks to the hard core fans, how you feeling about the game tonight? [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: they are excited, fired up, and we wanted to talk to one fan in particular, where's marie?

marie, come on up here, you are getting center stage right now. marie, you are not only a niner's fan, and a principal at the st. hilary's school, and a massive niners fan for longer than that. what does this team mean to you? >> guest: i have been a niner fan going on 40 plus years. they have always been a phenomenally fun team to watch, a storied history from, i mean, i remember watching bill walsh, brent jones, and they are an amazing team, never letting us down. forever, 49ers. go niners! [ audience oohs ] [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: you are also ... you are also, a single mom, you told me about your 15-year-old back at home. you do so much for the community, and you sort of poled your friends and colleagues behind your back, they said nice things about you, i have a pop-quiz for you, you haven't been to a niners game, true or false you

are going to the game tonight? >> guest: false, i will be home watching. >> reporter: wrong, bring me this ticket, you and one more are going to the game tonight! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: courtesy of gma and our friends, you are going to the game! what are you thinking right now? >> guest: i am so excited. i thouted thought i would be at home. >> reporter: you will be at the levi stadium, we will get you the real ticket at some point today, and niners game, tonight, monday night football, everyone's fired up, another surprise done to start football season, guys. >> rebecca: we love the surprises and the happiness you bring, will. by the way you can watch the 49ers take on the jets on monday night football, here on abc. and espn, starting at 8 p.m., eastern time. let's go ginger. >> ginger: football season, means hurricane season, that's why i never get to see the games, but we will watch this one carefully, this will

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>> george: now to the new era the "wheel of fortune", ryan seacrest vanna white are here, ryan, we have been on this journey with you formonths. as you have been preparing. are you ready? >> guest: vanna, am i ready? >> he is. >> guest: i started practicing around the country, we made a portable wheel to travel to different places working on different shows and played "wheel of fortune" in the conference room with random strangers around america, that was my work -- homework, a portable wheel. we will be giving it away with this season. >> robin: vanna, you have been on the show and in our hearts for 40 years. we went to the gma archives. oh, boy! look at this! >> [soundbite]: vanna, other aspirations at the moment? >> not at the moment, i will be with "wheel of fortune" as long as its on! ♪ ♪ [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> and you are still there.

>> robin: we are so happy that you are. you have been giving us this little lon ... >> guest: this little guy? >> when he came on, i said, be yourself, that's the best advice i could give you, he has been himself. >> guest: it's a dream to work on this show, and work with vanna, and it's the same "wheel of fortune" everybody loves, it's just me standing there saying "let's play", that's the difference. >> rebecca: what's the most challenging part of this gig? >> guest: spelling, i am not the greatest at spelling, i rely on join us for the action, escape from real life. >> george: do you have backstage rituals ... before you start? >> guest: we check on lipstick and check our teeth, we like to snack on nuts in

between the takes and the shows so we are checking for no almond skins. that's a good friend. >> robin: and you do crocheting backstage. >> i do, he keeps me business -- busy though. >> we hurry through the breaks. >> rebecca: behind the scenes, vanna, you are a mom, what's earned you the most mom points in all of this? >> on celebrity, we dogg, she meets a lot of celebrates and she asked if she could meet him. she did, i said come on over, and here they are. she was so happy! >> rebecca: what was he like, was it a good meeting? >> he's so nice. "he's a cool dude". >> mamma approved. >> robin: what keeps you coming back, thankfully so, year after year. >> it's a happy show, and fun, too, never gets old.

there's always new puzzies-- puzzles. i get a new dress. >> robin: is there one show that stands out for you? >> not really, the people who come on, we change their lives and it's amazing, i love it. >> robin: how heavy? >> little me is strong. but it is heavier than you think. i am impressed with some people who can swing that wheel around several times. but it's ... a lot more weight than ... >> george: do you spend extra time with with the trainer. >> guest: yes, i know i need it, spending time with the trainer. >> george: has pat weighed in, given you wisdom? >> guest: he said you will see people enjoying and the reactions, people waited a long time, they are excited when they get the call, it's a show we all love and have watched for many years and it's more than a show, part of the culture here. >> rebecca: i think about ...

that grew up watching it with my grandparents, a pre-dinner ritual in our home. as a kid did you watch, thinking like ... >> guest: yes, i did. cover your rears. i watched the show, cover your ears. >> dad was home from work, my sister and i and mom got together, when you heard "wheel-of-fortune", it was time to run into the living room and play along. >> george: season 42 premieres today, congratulations guys. we look forward to it, check the local listings. coming up, venus williams down tomorrow night on abc. >> they will debate for the first time, but first tomorrow morning. abc's good morning america is right there in philadelphia at the site of the debate, with breaking news reports inside both camps. plus, matthew mcconaughey live with a powerful message tomorrow night. the most consequential moment of

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open laz -- has come to a close, we can't get enough of the champions, 7-time grand slam champion, 4-time olympic gold medal winner and author of strive. 8 steps to feigned your awesome. welcome back to good morning america. venus williams, everybody. [ applause ] >> robin: how are you, it's been a month of sundays since we have been together. >> guest: it's been too long, we have to change that. >> robin: you look fantastic, i read the book, thoroughly enjoyed it, talk about the u.s. open? >> guest: for sure. >> robin: two american women, two american men, great for u.s. tennis. >> guest: very invigorating for u.s. tennis, coco, won last year, great for american tennis and great for her, too, obviously. and this year, the men's in the final, france in the

semifinal. >> robin: i thought pagula, would pull it out. >> guest: she never gives up, i respect her as a competitor. >> robin: i respect her, as well. >> guest: we know about with that. >> robin: do you miss it? >> guest: i haven't played since march, i have been doing other things like writing this book, i have been busy, but it's good to have different things in life that make you appreciate the other parts. >> robin: what i love about your book, many aspects of it, you don't have to be a pro athlete to be able to get something out of it. and, the 8 principles that you really ... like, we can apply to many areas of our lives. talk about that. >> guest: i wanted to share everything i have learned. i have been playing tennis 30 years and, how i applied the lessons i learned on the court, what you learn about life on the court, being resilient, how to look at yourself, managing

relationships with your team and within, you know, other parts of your life, so you can play well on the court, i wanted to put it in words in the book. this part of my life, i want to share what i have learned so far, and you want to give out the information, you are like "i have the answers let me tell you" (i don't have all of the answers) but indeed i have shared the mistakes i have made in the book. i want people to be well. wellness is not just what you eat, but how you think, it's how you treat yourself, how you treat the others around you, and how you move your body. it's all of these different things, and i don't want wellness to be in a box. and, really looking at your whole life, how can you be well in your whole life. that's what strive is about, the 8 steps. it sounds like too many, but it's not, 8 steps to mind your awesome, and be your best. it doesn't have to be hard. >> robin: is doesn't have to be. because you said the three

"es". >> guest: it's gotta be enjoyable, and easy, and exciting. oh, my gosh, how do you become great or live your dreams people ask, but with it doesn't have to be hard, if it's hard, it's not fun, when it's not fun and you hate it it doesn't last long. you know, i have been watching you for years too, you have worked extremely hard, first as an athlete and now here, and it's always been enjoyable, you see how you enjoy it; when you do that it's something you can do forever. >> robin: i appreciate that very much, when reading the book, and just the way you apply it in different areas, you are vulnerable, you talked about failure is part of the process. >> guest: failure and a moment in time, teaching you what you should or shouldn't do. the bad thing about failure is

if you keep failing the same way. fail another way, get out of your comfort zone, take risks and live your life. so that's the best part. once you re-frame that, one of my biggest failures was down the street at the u.s. open, a long time ago, 19, i was just a kid, 1999. that failure fueled me as a kid, to finally become the champion i wanted to be. it was just a moment, literally. you can't take it to heart. >> robin: 7 grand slam titles later, you know, four gold medals and all of that; and then there's your autoimmune disorder diagnosis, how did that ... propel you in writing this book, as well? what is it you wanted to share about? >> guest: i was diagnosed with showith grun's syndrome -- shogrun's syndrome in 2011, we had a chance to talk about it. >> robin: i remember. >> guest: it was a whole other thing for me, right? i spent my whole life pushing myself, if you work hard enough you get what you want,

but guess can what? all of that's out the window. i had to learn to overcome fear, there's so much fear when you don't know what you can achieve, it's out of your control, how do you handle fear and reframe it? how do you think about with what you can achieve and not what you can't? there were things i couldn't do. and not focusog that, but focusing on what i could contribute that day. not focusing on that it's a day-by-day thing, reminding myself of this every day, i think it made me stronger and better, and you know, opened new ways of thinking for me. it's kinda like, we don't ask for less challenges we ask for me skills. >> robin: oh, say that again. i love that. >> guest: i got that from my teacher in dance class, i took hip-hop. he said, we challenges we want more skills. >> robin: what do you want someone picking up the book, strive, what do you want them

to come away with? >> guest: i love people being well, to see the people around you that you love or people you don't know, if you see them suffering mentally, physically, emotionally, especially when there are decisions you could make to prevent that. i want to see people thrive! and, that's my biggest goal. and, to, you know, someone to come up to me >> say, i applied the three "es", i appreciated something in my life, that's one of the 10ents of strive -- 10a tenaments of strive. to observe yourself, balance your life, take those steps and apply it in small ways until it becomes second nature. you are just doing it. >> robin: is -- it's really like a handbook, you are stressing 8, that can seem intimdating, but the way you break it down is brilliant. >> guest: thank you so much. >> robin: i have known you

since you are this high, you are all grown up, thank you for sharing this, venus williams strive, hits bookshelfs everywhere, tomorrow. but with she's here with us today. eli manning will join us live. big show monday to start your week. come on become! ♪ ♪

we are back now with the 58th annual cma-awards, the country

music association revealed their nominees for the ceremony, ginger is here to tell us all about country music's biggest night. gingser? >> ginger: loving the awards, you can hear one of the nominees right there. chris stapleton, nominated 5 times, including for his son, "white horse" up for single of the year. an astonishing 30 artists will receive their first ever nominations, including malone, making a country music debut, including single of the year, and music video of the year for his hit "i had some help", competing for the single of the year, shaboozi, the 29-year-old, also nominated for new artist of the year at this year's ceremony, a lot going on there, and favorite stars go head-to-head in the male and female vocalist of the year, including balarini, maroni, and wilson.

codey johnson, morgan wallen, and jelly roll. nominated three times in all, jelly roll, including for the album, featuring this #1 hit, "need a favor", and competing for the highest his honor, entertainer of the year, luke combs, morgan wallen, and last year's winner back for round two, laney wilson. head to goodmorningamerica.com, the 58th annual cma-awards live on november 20th, here on abc. ready for it. >> rebecca: very excited and y learn

>> george: monday night football is back, eli manning and his brother will give us their take on the games. eli manning, good with morning. >> guest: thank you for having me on. >> george: you went all out when you announced the "manning cast" special, look at the "manning cast" "the musical". [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ when you are sitting on your couch and it's monday night ♪ ♪ and you can't find the remote you searched with all your might ♪ ♪ the tv, stuck on espn 2, when you are thinking, what a sight, republican it's the "manning cast" it's the "manning cast"! "manning cast" ♪ ♪ >> who knew you guys could sing, too, how did you come up with this idea in >> guest: trying to get everyone excited for monday night football, our version of how we watch football, i get to make fun of peyton a little bit, we have

guests come on. it's really cool. roberts, your own geem geem gma's robin roberts was in the cameo, for the "manning cast" right there. so, you know, we are excited for football season, we wanted to show that we have other talents than just talking about football. >> rebecca: you have the voice of an angle. i must say. you scored bill bellichek, this year, it's a huge win. >> guest: we where excited to have him on every week, he will come on every week, no one knows the game of football better than him. peyton and i talk about the offense side, we needed someone on the defensive side, with him taking this year off, we are excited to get his insights and everything going on. and, he's gonna be a great addition to the show. >> george: espn reports bill bellichek, will be going back

with to coaching? >> guest: he's too good of a coach to not be volve involved. he's studying the film of everybody, and insightful, when he talks about anything related to football, everybody listens. because ... it's gonna be, you know, something that you will learn. you will learn something new, he knows the game so well on both sides of the ball. his passion, is still there, his drive and his knowledge, so, i think he will definitely get back in the game, and be a great coach again. >> rebecca: there will be a lot of eyes on tonight's game, aaron rodgers is back on the field for the jets versus the 49ers. what ruexpecting? -- are you expecting? >> guest: it should be a great game, the 49ers were in the superbowl last year, the jets that want to get to the superbowl this year, they think they can do that with the healthy aaron rodgers. we had him last year in the first monday night game of the season, did not go well for the jets and aaron rodgers; only 4 plays and then the

injury. he's excited to get back, team's excited. and they feel they can be an explosive offense, to go with their already really strong defense. so, hey, i am excited to see him also, i want to see him out there in the jets offense, and the weapons he has, and hopefully aaron rodgers stays healthy and performs at the level he expects to. >> george: two big rule changes in the nfl, walk us through what they are and what they mean: >> guest: so one is the hip tackle. that's a way of tackling where you kinda, you know, go from behind, you leave your feet, you wrap around and land on the back of the runner's legs. and it was just creating a lot of injuries. nfl's all about ... you know, we want to keep up the great players on the field, keep them healthy. you can't afford to have a style of tackling or hitting that will create injuries. so, it was just, the numbers show that when you have this type of a tackle, it's a great

chance that a player's gonna get injured. they eliminated that. which is good. and then the kick-off rules. same thing, kinda just trying to prevent injuries, instead of having guys running from 30 yards away, and hitting each other, starting a little closer, where you are not having those great hits right away on every play, and then, you know, a better chance if the ball is returned, to have longer kick offs and returns, there was a kick off returned yesterday for the touchdown, so, um, it's just all the about safety, you still want to create, you know, great plays and opportunities ... but, if there's something that's, you know, not affecting the game, not gonna make it slower, it's not gonna make it less physical or less exciting, but you know, it will keep guys on the field and keep them healthy, that's what it's all about. >> george: sure seli, -- >> george: sure is, thank you for coming on eli. and, a big announcement from the professional women's hockey league, that's on

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>> robin: back with the exclusive reveal, getting set for the second season, senior vice president of business operations for the team, whl, amy is here. good with to see you again, it's been a minute, i should say. >> been a minute, thank you for having us. >> robin: tell us about the growth for the first season. >> it was one for the books. we played all year to sold-out arenas, and broke the records 21,000, for women's hockey, our corporate partners lined up to join us, before the first puck. merchandise has come in and gone out, keeping up with the demands, young girls are playing ice hockey more than ever, girls playing, has grown over 40% over the last 10 years, the sport is in good hands. >> robin: it's in great hands, you are going to

announce here, the six logos and the names for the teams. this is the names and the logos, this is big. who better with to do it than the captain from the boston team, hilary knight, come on out. i am telling you, this is one of the most decorated hockey players in the world! so, hilary, you gotta show us, show us what have you got? okay? >> guest: here we go! [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> robin: look at there, come on over here, hilary. >> minnesota frost, montreal victioire, ottawa charge, new york sirens, and the toronto sceptres. >> we brought you a present. >> robin: i love the shoes, what size are those? those are great? what have you got here? "own the ice", jacket. >> guest: this has all of the team logos on the side. >> robin: this is cool, may i put it on?

this is inteet-- sweet. >> guest: own the jacket. >> robin: ites really nice >> robin: it's really nice to meet you, this is one of the fastest growing youth sports for girls. it's not a moment, it's a movement, isn't it? >> guest: it's a movement and exciting to be part of it. obviously, we have been part of it since a young age, getting out there on the ice, learning how to now to see the girls at the professional level down to the grass-roots level, it's ecstatic and it's a dream come true. >> robin: this is a dream come true for folks to see this. the fans, they took part, right amy? >> the fans wanted conventional team nameless and had the fortunate place to visit the arenas multiple times. names the fans said the names need to be bold, confident, strong. and you better, better make sure they tie back to the city and the state. we want "pride of place" and so we hope we did through the names and now we cannot wait

to see the fans bring the names to life. >> robin: your fans are not shy. >> that's why we love them. >> robin: so what do we expect for season 2 in >> fast, highly skilled, super competitive, extremely physical. we with have the best product on ice. and, we with are the global stop for amazing hockey. i am excited for the puck drop. >> robin: you have been around sports for a number of years and what makes this different? >> guest: it's again, we where part of a movement happening now, i have never seen a league get adopted at this rate. but i also think from the player perspective, the players are accessible to the fans and while the fans show up to cheer them on, there's a great connection and bond, they developed, they take time to take selfies with and it shows how much your players care. >> robin: i know they care, you will see my face in the place, i love the jacket.

my goddaughter, 16, big hockey player, loves it. >> close to you in new hampshire. >> robin: hilary, amy, way to go, thank you so much. >> thanks for having us. >> robin: the puck drops on season 2 of the pwhl, later this year. stay tuned, we will be

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