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this morning what else they're fighting for and what it could mean for the airlines. >> rebecca: flooding and rain and raging wild fires. the flood threat in five states right now, with the remnants of hurricane francine on the move. plus, three large fires burning out of control in the west. toxic smoke moving across the country. a suspected arsonist in court. >> whit: overnight dolphins quarterback hit hard by demar hamlin unable to get up suffering his third concussion. what we know about his condition this morning, and will he retire? >> george: major developments in the idaho student murders trial. it is moved to a new city with a new judge. plus what one of the families of one of the victims told us. >> rebecca: new details about those charged in the overdose death of matthew perry. the family of another alleged victim of the so called ketamine queen speaking exclusively to abc news. >> whit: back on the trail. donald trump declares he will not debate vice president harris again. what a new poll says about their performances, as the candidates

campaign in battleground states. >> robin: it's show time. >> we're going to hollywood! >> robin: all your favorite shows under one glamorous roof for one glamorous night. will shogun shine at the emmys or will royalty rule? carol burnett, ladies and gentlemen! carol burnett! this morning behind the scenes of tv's golden night with gma's all access pass. the drama -- >> oh my god. >> robin: the laughs. the hosts. the action. the bear. don't be scared. >> yay! >> robin: but you might get schooled. >> what do you do, camera crew? >> robin: maybe some reunion. >> david, i'm here! >> robin: we can only dream. so it's a good thing we are live in l.a. >> i'm the happiest i have ever been in my life. >> announcer: live from times square and los angeles, this is good morning america.

>> george: good morning america. hope you're doing well this friday morning. great to be here with rebecca and whit, and robin in los angeles getting ready for the emmys. hey, robin. >> robin: hollywood! i am on the red carpet outside the peacock theater counting down to the big event. talking about the emmy awards on abc. on sunday, those seats inside the theater, gonna be full of stars from the biggest hit shows like nomination leader shogun and the bear. we talked to the host, the producer, the director of the awards. they had a few surprises for us. plus i sat down with some of the nominees ahead of the big night. will reeve is here with me. we got a lot more from l.a. coming up, guys. >> george: we are looking forward to that, robin. another big hit for boeing. 30,000 workers walked off the job which could pose serious problems for the already troubled company. alex perez is on the scene. good morning, alex. >> reporter: workers hit the

picket lines here at midnight. it remains unclear just how long this strike will last. but tens of thousands of employees voted, and 96% said they support this strike. this morning 33,000 boeing union members walking off the job. >> strike! strike! >> reporter: the company now bracing for production shutdowns after union members overwhelmingly rejected the latest contract offered by the troubled aviation company. >> this is about respect. this is about addressing the past. this is about fighting for our future. >> reporter: aircraft assembly workers mainly here in seattle, turning down boeing's latest deal in which they offered a 25% pay raise over four years. workers demanding more, claiming they haven't had a raise in 16 years. >> i have been here for 37 years and it's historically one of the worst contracts. >> reporter: the union's initial demand was for a 40% raise over three years and return to pensions instead of 401k

contributions. boeing's new ceo saying in a statement, i know that we can get back on track, but a strike would put our shared recovery in jeopardy. >> i'm not sure if it's me personally. there's a lot of trust there with the union. >> reporter: boeing has a lot to lose. company officials warning a strike will be a blow to the already struggling airline company. in recent years they've suffered two fatal plane crashes, a door panel flying off a plane midnight and a problem plagued spacecraft that was forced to leave astronauts behind at the international space station. >> this could have impact in the millions, maybe tens or hundreds of millions of dollars if this is a long lasting strike. certainly the value of the aircraft that boeing may not be able to deliver would be enormous. >> reporter: this strike is not expected to impact commercial air travel but could delay the delivery of new planes which could create some problems down the line. whit? >> whit: a lot on the line with

this strike. alex, thank you. we turn now to the storm battering the south. remnants of hurricane francine bringing heavy rains and a flash flood across the region. ginger is here tracking it all for us. >> ginger: it's the perfect storm. let's focus on what happened. good news is no one was killed by this storm so far. you have trees down on houses. you saw that rescue there. some of the wind speeds close to 100 miles an hour south of houma, new orleans. even memphis had a 58 mile per hour wind gust. flood watches are there in place west of nashville, down to huntsville and birmingham and there's a pocket in jacksonville. they've had a stationary front that's been hanging out. they're gonna have more of that. but, look. the rainfall rates could be two to three inches per hour with that stationary front today. watch for a significant flash flood risk. especially central and northern alabama. we're watching another storm trying to form kind of on the remnants of this by early next week. we'll get on it, guys. >> rebecca: we know you will.

thank you, ginger. okay. out west, firefighters are also battling multiple fast moving blazes as an arson suspect faces a judge in court. mola lenghi has the story. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. three wild fires burning in southern california have collectively burned more than 170 square miles destroying dozens of homes. some folks returning to their homes to find them burned down to the ground. this morning tens of thousands in southern california faced with tragedy as three major wild fires wreak havoc. >> one was coming over the ridge this way and the way it was blowing with the wind, i knew it was over for me. >> reporter: david mix evacuating his family home after fleeing the bridge fire's flames. later returning to see what's left of it. >> this house went through so many snowstorms, protected us from flood. >> reporter: we spoke to thomas and ryan lamont, also losing their home to the fires. >> there was a lot special about that. i know it's never, we're never

going to be able to make it the way it was. >> reporter: the father/son duo barely making it out of the inferno alive. >> our road was just an inferno, just a wall of fire. >> reporter: so far this year more than 988,000 acres have burned across california. officials charging justin wayne halstonberg in connection with the line fire. authorities believe he also set off two other fires the same day. that 34-year-old arson suspect being held without bail this morning. he's scheduled to be arraigned later today. george? >> george: mola, thanks for that. now the latest on the race for the white house. donald trump will not debate harris again as both hit the campaign trail in the battleground states. mary bruce is tracking the race. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. yeah. both campaigns are out soliciting the battlegrounds hitting key swing states after that critical debate. donald trump said it will be their only one. on the campaign trail for the first time since her face-off with donald trump, kamala harris in north carolina challenging him to another debate. >> two nights ago donald trump

and i had our first debate. and i believe we owe it to the voters to have another debate. >> reporter: even as his aides and allies admit he was on defense almost the whole debate, trump still claiming he was the winner. >> as everyone saw two nights ago, we had a monumental victory. >> reporter: but also saying he's done with debates. >> because we've done two debates and because they were successful, there will be no third debate. >> reporter: polls ahead of the debate had the candidates roughly tied. now a new reuters poll has harris leading trump 47% to 42%. the harris campaign reporting they raised $47 million in the 24 hours after the debate. their biggest haul since the day she joined the race. that reuters poll also showing 53% of voters who heard anything about the debate said harris was the winner. only 24% said the same about former president trump.

on the trail harris arguing the debate shows trump is a man of the past without a plan for the future signaling out the issue of health care. linsey davis asking if he has a plan to replace obama care. >> obama care was lousy health care. it's not very good today. what i said that if we come up with something, and we are working on things, we're gonna do it and replace it. >> just yes or no, you still do not have a plan? >> i have concepts of a plan. i'm not president right now. >> reporter: harris now mocking that answer. >> he said concepts of a plan. concepts. no actual plan. concepts. >> reporter: still, the harris campaign maintains she is the under dog, launching a more aggressive phase to build off her debate momentum. kamala harris will be back in must win pennsylvania. trump is in nevada and

california where he will be holding a press conference as the final sprint to election day ramps up. >> george: the president, former president traveling with this woman laura loomer very controversial for racist comments about kamala harris suggesting it was an inside job. that's drawing fire even from some of former president trump's allies. >> reporter: right, george. now we are hearing from some republicans who are voicing concerns that donald trump is growing increasingly close to this far right activist, laura loomer. someone who espoused conspiracy theories, used racist rhetoric in describing harris. now some of former president trump's closest allies are urging him to distance himself with her. >> rebecca: we turn now to the war in ukraine, and a stark warning from vladamir putin. putin says that would mean nato is involved in this war. our chief foreign correspondent

ian pannell is in ukraine. this is quite the veiled threat, ian. good morning. >> reporter: that's right, rebecca. good morning to you. i mean, britain's prime minister will meet with president biden today. they're expected to discuss this idea of loosening restrictions on the use of western weapons firing deeper into russia. putin issuing this strong warning against such a move saying it would mean nato, the united states and europe are at war with russia in a thinly veiled threat, he warned he would respond without saying how. and his press office has just been speaking saying his statement is clear unambiguous and does not allow for multiple interpretations. we've heard threats from putin before that have proved to be rhetoric. nevertheless, this raises the stakes. also comes as his forces start to push ukrainian troops back inside russia, parts of russia ukraine occupies. the situation on the battlefield not far from here looks increasingly bad. we went to the main hospital for the wounded. every bed is fill.

doctors are working day and night. they say they've used 19 tons of blood since the start of this war. western officials are claiming russia is also losing a lot of men. they're saying as many as 1,200 a day are being killed or wounded. hard to verify those numbers. the losses though and suffering in this war is staggering. the cia just released a report showing ukraine now has the lowest birth rate and the highest death rate in the world. whit? >> whit: staggering toll. ian pannell for us. thank you. now the dangerous close call between passenger jets. one plane forced to slam on its brakes after another plane crossed in front of it as it was taking off from the airport in nashville. our transportation correspondent gio benitez joins us with more on how this all happened. gio, good morning. >> reporter: hey, whit, good morning. this was such a scary close call. the plane's tires deflated when the pilot hit those brakes hard.

take a look at this. this happened over in nashville. an alaska airlines plane hadz to abruptly aboard takeoff after a southwest jet crossed in front of it. the pilot of the alaska jet slamming on the brakes at about 120 miles per hour to avoid that collision. passengers saying it felt like getting hit in a car accident. the brakes overheating, deflating the tires, telling you how much energy those brakes absorb. officials are also investigating an incident in atlanta this week when a delta plane with more than 200 passengers crashed into the back of a smaller regional jet on the taxi way knocking its tail off. just incredible images there. both are very, very serious incidents. that is why the ntsb is investigating, guys. >> george: thank you very much. switching gears to tv's biggest night, counting down to the primetime emmy awards. robin and chris connelly is there in los angeles. >> robin: hey there, george. lot of eyes are going to be on shogun and the bear. both were nominated in 20 categories. chris is here to break down the

leading contender. who's going to bring home the gold? >> chris: who is going to win emmys sunday? surprises are often on the emmy menu. but the favorites might win very big indeed. even amid categories overflowing with excellence. if any voters like your show, they really, really like your show. and that could mean a big sunday night for the most nominated series of all. "the bear." >> opening a restaurant. got to go hard every day. >> chris: and shogun. >> war is coming. >> chris: they both thrived at last weekend's creative art emmy. star jeremy allen white figures to be the boss in best actor. >> try to start from a place of positivity. >> chris: if he can overcome larry david and the final season of his curb your enthusiasm. >> i think this is the happiest i have been in my life. >> chris: supporting actress,

up for best actress now. but she's facing the category's last two winners jean smart of "hacks." >> i'm a big fan. >> of my comedy? >> of everything. >> chris: and quinta brunson. >> i am just so happy to be back. >> reporter: while they are sure of an i wear suits now repeat win in supporting actor, supporting actress is an absolute six alarm fire. i mean, carol burnett and meryl streep? janell james, liza and sheryl lee ralph? stop it. in drama, what can succeed succession with that series wrapped, it's all systems go for shogun. the drama that took home everything but the floral table cloths. 14 creative arts emmys. sign of a super sunday ahead. and that could mean best drama, yes. best actor.

best actress, yes. even over the crown and the morning show's an tore twosome of aniston and witherspoon. ripley's andrew scott, who missed out on an oscar nomination by an eyelash this year, might get a best actor emmy instead. look out for the hot button hit baby reindeer. >> let go. >> don't you dare! >> chris: so many possibilities awaiting the opening of the envelopes on sunday. yeah. it's crew in limited series i loved me some ripley with andrew scott. probably that hot button hit, baby reindeer. a sentimental actor the late treat williams for feud capote versus the swans. his final performance. that would be a powerful emmy moment. >> robin: that would be. so many, so many big stars. it's chock full. >> chris: it is. every category packed with

wonderful talent. who knows who will win? >> robin: it will be a fun night. you can see who takes home the gold starting at 8 p.m. on abc. coming up, we're gonna take you behind the scenes, get ready for who will be reuniting on the emmy stage. guys? >> george: thank you. we have a whole lot coming up including new details about the ketamine queen charged in matthew perry's death. >> whit: the latest on the miami quarterback's condition after suffering his third concussion overnight. >> rebecca: and the idaho college murder case moving to a new city with a new judge. reaction this morning. >> ginger: there are so many places in utah that is gorgeous has been obscured by smoke. wild fire smoke has taken over. major air quality issues. this is duck kwaoebg village. you kind of see the haze back there. it will be even worse. south of salt lake city there really into the northeastern corner. then los angeles, anaheim, most of southern california have air quality alerts through tonight. that's thanks to the wild fires still burning there. lot of off shore flow put it

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>> tua steps up is gonna run for the first down. >> lara: overnight a scary moment on the football field, putting the issue of player safety front and center. >> here it is again. >> lara: tua taking a hard shot to the head from damar hamlin. late in the third quarter of the primetime game, tua running the ball, lowering his shoulder and colliding with hamlin. >> he takes a shot at the 6 yard line. >> lara: tua taking a brutal hit to the head. his hands appear to seize an immediate sign of neurological trauma, rolling on his side, holding his helmet. >> i was just worried, my god, not something that you ever want to be a part of, you know? you hope not to. >> lara: former nfl star dez bryant saying that's it. the nfl has to do the right thing. tua has had entirely way too many concussions.

hall of famer shannon sharpe agreeing saying tagovailoa should shut it down writing his concussions are getting worse and he's a young man with his entire life ahead of him. super bowl champion damian woody telling scott van pelt last night -- >> this game of football, it doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things. you got so much life to live. i just, for me, it's sickening to see this man, seems like time and time again, being in that uncomfortable position. >> lara: the scene eerily similar to this one from the dolphins thursday night football game two years prior. tagovailoa thrown to the ground, smashing his head and back on the turf, leaving the field on a stretcher. he suffered two confirmed concussions that season. even before this most recent hit the qb revealing he was considering retirement because

of them. >> i considered it, you know, for a time, having sat down with my family. i love the game of football. if i didn't, i would have quit a long time. >> lara: we will see about that. one note though about the guardian cast, the extra helmet protection that's aimed to limit concussions. only a handful of players have opted to wear them in the nfl's opening week. tua was not wearing one. >> rebecca: that is such a tough video to see. >> lara: yeah. thinking about him. >> rebecca: yes, we are. absolutely. absolutely. lara, thank you. we turn now to new details about those charged in the overdose death of "friends" actor matthew perry, as we hear from the family of another alleged victim of the so called ketamine queen. erielle reshef is here with the latest. >> good morning. matthew perry's death sparked a large scale criminal investigation into five suspects, including two doctors, perry's own personal assistant and a so called ketamine queen accused of exploiting his

addiction. momentum building in the case of the suspects charged for the ketamine death of friends star matthew perry. >> i think the important thing to us is just getting more answers. >> reporter: the ketamine queen of los angeles allegedly at the center of what prosecutors describe as a broad criminal network that provided perry with the drug. she had pleaded not guilty. >> as matthew perry's ketamine addiction grew, he wanted more and he wanted it faster and cheaper. >> reporter: prosecutors allege she delivered perry large quantities of ketamine through street dealers, allegations her attorney denies. >> my client never met matthew perry, has nothing to do with matthew perry. all the supposed rumors otherwise are just that, urban legend. >> reporter: this after prosecutors say another client had already died after she had sold him ketamine, too. >> in 2019, defendant sold

ketamine to another customer. that person died the same day. nonetheless, defendant continued selling drugs, including ketamine. >> reporter: now friends and family of that alleged victim speaking exclusively to abc news about their heart break. >> addiction was not who cody was. it was nothing in his life. >> lara: his sister describing messages she said she later found on his phone. >> so i saw messages back and forth between the two of them talking about ketamine and how much she has available, how much it costs. >> the silver lining for us is that it did put a light back on cody and the pressure for an investigation to be done that should have been done five years ago. >> reporter: for ten seasons, perry made millions laugh as chandler bing. >> i may just sit here and have my cake all day.

just sit here in the hallway and eat my -- [ laughter ] >> reporter: but behind the scenes a darker reality. the actor writing in his memoir that ketamine felt like a giant exhale. >> taking k is like being hit in the head with a giant happy shovel. but the hangover was rough and outweighed the shovel. ketamine was not for me. >> the trial is expected to start in march of next year. all of the defendants in this case face a range of ten years to life in prison if convicted. you can watch the latest episode of impact by nightline what happened to matthew perry streaming now on hulu. so many questions that are lingering and that impact will answer a lot of them. >> rebecca: lot of people will focus on that trial coming up. erielle, thank you so much. coming up, robin and will are in l.a. guys, it's going to be a golden night at the emmys. you're making it a golden morning. >> robin: you're so kind. we talked the to the talented

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when this year's primetime emmys are handed out on sunday. will, you got a look at what they can expect inside? >> will: yeah, robin. this will be a big night. there's a lot that goes into it. when audiences watch the emmys, they'll see the glitz, glamour, all their favorite shows highlighted in a slick production. as the folks in charge of the emmys tell gma, it's a labor of love and creativity getting it all on the silver screen. >> i just know that there's gonna be tv moments that people will remember forever. ♪ sunday monday happy days ♪ it's gonna be a happy day. ♪ happy days ♪ >> we were able to get ron howard and henry winkler to come in. we're gonna build some sets. >> will: this morning the brains behind sunday's emmys are giving a first look on what and who we'll see. >> back on stage together in the happy days diner setup.

>> will: the emmys executive producer and director say the plan is to gather beloved tv characters together, grouped by on screen occupations. >> we're going to have this great coaches moment led by jane lynch, who was an amazing coach on glee and it's tied to an amazing surprise. >> you're not serious, are ya? >> we have tv cops. don johnson will be on stage. >> don't you ever do anything like that ever again. >> will: of course the show's buzzed about hosts. >> this year to have dan and eugene bringing a different vibe, different energy. >> i think hosting is a pretty thankless job. it's a very tough thing. i think especially -- what? you disagree? >> no, no. i was just -- i was thinking about something else, actually. >> when we talked to them, just in the initial zoom, you saw how

they went back and forth. you were like, this is a win. >> return to your thought? >> it's just how i breathe nowadays. >> i'm excited for the unexpected. >> billy crystal is going to give away best talk show series. i pity the nominees in that because billy's gonna have a lot to say. candice bergen, murphy brown. >> will: one moment they believe will be the best jelly roll. >> the hair on the back of my neck stood up the first time i heard them perform. >> we got the right singer, the artist that can capture the emotion of that moment. >> will: and the contours of the show are really taking shape. we now know catherine o'hara will be a presenter and chris, when you spoke to the levys they hinted. some inclusion of the folks from the creek? >> chris: i asked him if we

might see them. he said you might see them, just in ways you don't expect, then winked at me, which i appreciated. i think it means moira is going to do a medley of the great tv scenes of the past. i'm just making that up. >> will: that's a very good prediction. we'll see if that comes true, robin. we do know there will be a ton more surprises with groupings of tv villains, tv moms. so much more. tonight watch a special edition of "20/20." the 76th emmys a night of firsts at 8 p.m. eastern right here on abc. that is robin's special. >> robin: and chris connelly. how much fun did we have putting that together? >> chris: we had a lot of fun. they were amazing to talk to, everybody. your stuff is incredible. very powerful and moving. >> robin: was it emmy award winning? [ laughter ] >> will: stay tuned for next year. >> robin: we'll see. you never know. >> rebecca: always emmy award winning when it comes to you, robin, and team. this show will be great. you want everyone to win. there's so many good ones. coming up next, you're gonna win 'cause lara's back with our "play of the day." the day.

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>> whit: the new alert about energy drinks and kids. a report finding an alarming increase in the number of children drinking them and getting sick. how much is too much? >> rebecca: teachers take on smart phones in school. >> if i'm teaching, your phone needs to be flipped over. >> rebecca: frustrations. >> what we're doing now is not work. >> rebecca: as districts across the country work to keep phones out of the classroom. ♪ i'm coming up so you better get this party started ♪ >> robin: and it's showtime! all your favorite tv stars are getting ready for emmy night, and so am i. where we headed? the emmys, yes. this morning behind the scenes of tv's golden night with gma's all-access pass. carol burnett, ladies and gentlemen! carol burnett! will tv royalty rule? or will back to school take over? >> what is new, camera crew? >> robin: inside all the fashion. we are live in los angeles.

we're here to say -- >> good morning america! >> announcer: live from times square and los angeles, this is "good morning america." >> george: lively crowd for so early in the morning in los angeles. course, they're there because we're two days away from the primetime emmys right here on abc. robin, how's it going? >> robin: walking down, it's called the crimson carpet. got my hollywood red carpet walk going on. george, you know you want to be here. you should see george stephanopoulos work a red carpet? it is something to see. so how am i doing, guys? sunday this carpet will be teaming with celebrities, anxious to see who goes home with the emmy statues. do you know what? look at this great audience. thank you for getting up so early. they're young, they're hungry, oh my gosh. coming up we'll have a first look at my interviews with some of the night's biggest nominees. you're gonna want to stick around for that. how was the red carpet walk? was that good? so good. [ laughter ]

>> rebecca: george was practicing his in a commercial break here. >> whit: always ready. >> george: we'll come back to you in a bit. we're gonna start with another big hit for boeing. 33,000 workers walked off the job overnight which could pose serious problems for the already troubled company. i want to go back to alex perez in washington state. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning once again, george. an overwhelming number of employees have voted to go on strike. many workers already on the picket lines here. some 33,000 boeing machinists are on strike, reject a proposal from boeing that would have offered a 25% pay raise over the next four years and better benefits. the union was seeking a 40% raise over three years, and the return to a pension plan. this strike is just the latest problem for boeing facing plummeting share prices and mounting debt. the company over the last few years dealing with two fatal crashes, a grounding of

its best selling jet and flight that lost a door plug midair. now, it's unclear just how long this strike will last, but for now, it is not expected to impact commercial air travel. rebecca? >> rebecca: it sounds like those two sides are still pretty far apart. thank you. we turn now to new developments in the idaho college murders case. the state supreme court has ruled that bryan kohberger's murder trial will be held in the state capital of boise after his attorney successfully argued for a change of venue. kayna whitworth joins us with more. good morning. >> reporter: rebecca, good morning. this is a major decision in the idaho college murder case. now bryan kohberger's will face a new judge and jury some 300 miles away from the crime scene in boise. now, this all happened after the idaho supreme court made the call after the judge in moscow granted the defense change of venue request, citing a mob like mentality in the tight knit

community where they say their survey showed prejudge opinions of guilt among residents. the district judge steve hipler will take over the case. he was appointed in 2013. he is also known for presiding over the mental health program in the county. while kohberger's lawyers say he's innocent and trying to strike the death penalty trb family of kailee concalves, the strength does not go unnoticed but talk about how challenging it will be to get back and forth from boise. the trial is expected to take at least three months and slated to start in june. >> whit: thank you. that community has already been through so much. kayna, thank you. now a gma exclusive. a health alert on energy drinks. american poison center reporting an alarming increase in the number of children consuming them now. our medical correspondent dr. darien sutton is joining us with more. always great to see you. break down these numbers for us. >> this is about energy drinks.

these are beverages that have stimulants. what's happening is the american poison centers are reporting an increase in the rate of exposure, specifically among children and teens. if you look at the numbers in 2023 there was a 20% increase in the rate of calls to the poison center. half of the cases they didn't know the products had stimulants in them. for ages 6-12, the numbers doubled. >> whit: not just kids. there's a ton of caffeine in these drinks. what is a safe amount to consume? >> some of these beverages have more than 300 milligrams of caffeine. that's more than three cups of coffee in one bottle. safe limits for adults is around 400 milligrams. for children, if you look at the american academy of pediatrics there is no safe quantity of caffeine for kid. >> whit: caffeine poisoning, that's something new i haven't heard of. what are the symptoms?

what do you look for? >> you'd be surprised. it happens. i have had patients in the emergency room and hospital that are admitted for caffeine poisoning. some products can unleash an unknown symptom you may have. if your heart rate is increasing, blood pressure increasing, feeling palpatations. more specifically for kids if you notice there's rapid breathing or tremores you might have caffeine poisoning. >> whit: important information. dr. sutton, thank you. >> george: coming up in our gma morning menu, how teachers are helping navigate the growing phone restrictions across the country. >> whit: an exciting return to grey's anatomy. the doctor is in, but who is it? >> rebecca: plus tory johnson is celebrating her birthday with a special deals and steals for her. and joe locke is here. robin is in l.a. counting down to the emmys. hey, robin. >> robin: we're going to talk emmys. these are looks inspired by characters played by some of

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>> george: we are back with our gma cover story. our series tech tug of war, schools and smart phones as schools across the country have new guidelines, it often falls on teachers to make them work. many sharing their ideas and frustrations. deb roberts is here with the story. >> good morning, george. frustration is the key word for teachers especially in our high schools. the conversation of distractions by cell phones is long overdue.

many are welcoming new restrictions, but they'll tell you, the struggle is real. with schools across the country grappling with the presence of cell phones, patch work of guidelines and policies have surfaced varying from state to state, even school to school. new york city mayor eric adams calling phones the number one distraction, as officials try to manage the cell phone restrictions in the nation's largest school district. >> we want to get it right. we want to remove any distraction from our children. >> reporter: many educators sharing that complaint. according to one study, more than 70% of high school teachers blame cell phones with interfering with lessons being taught in the classroom. >> we were losing hours and hours of instruction time. >> reporter: as school districts struggle to find a common sense solution, teachers are taking to social media to share ideas.

>> in order for them to get their phone back they need to put the calculator back in the pocket. >> if i'm teaching your phone needs to be flipped over. >> reporter: and us from strayings. >> what we're doing now is not working. >> my school has absolutely no phone policy. it is the wild wild west out here. >> all right. i want to give you a lecture today about water but really it's about light. >> reporter: mitchell rutherford taught biology for 12 years in arizona and said he grew exhausted by distracted students on their phones. >> it's demoralizing for teachers to constantly be fighting against this distraction. and for kids to constantly be fighting against this thing that just drains the life out of them. >> reporter: yet he found ways to engage with his students on cell phones when they first returned to the classroom after online learning. >> but it seemed very drastically and suddenly in the last year that the bad outweighed the good. it no longer was a tool that was really useful. it was just like constant distraction. >> reporter: finally, rutherford decided to quit teaching.

>> it's hard to even inspire a kid to care about your subject or, you know, want to do well in the class when they just have this easy out. >> reporter: he's using his experience to call for broader action. >> i do think cell phone bans from legislation are the way to go to fix something from the top down that is a problem for all of our schools, all of our society, would have made a supremely cognitive impact on me, my classroom of students and every other student there. >> rutherford feels so passionately, he's working in his state of arizona pushing for state wide restrictions on cell phones in schools. but some teachers argue that rather than just banning the phones altogether, teachers should help their students learn how to use them responsibly, since they are growing up in a digital age. so this is a conversation that is going to go on for awhile.

guys? >> george: okay, deb. thank you very much. how about some pop news? >> lara: friday edition. we have gist what the doctor ordered. an exciting return to grey sloan memorial hospital. grey's anatomy is entering its 21st season. jesse williams is coming back. yay. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: yay! >> lara: thank you guys. he left after season 19. his character moved to boston with his girlfriend in the series. no word yet on what brings his character back to grey sloan memorial. as for what else we expect from the new season, ellen pompeo is coming back. she's coming back for seven episodes. the premiere picks up exactly where the finale left off. season 21 premieres thursday, september 26th right here on abc. >> whit: all right! >> lara: work with me! also this morning researchers

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>> lara: just remember hour 43. i always feel like day one is when you just hit it out of the park. >> rebecca: you plan the next vacation on your vacation. we try to do that. >> whit: so you can keep going. >> lara: you missed the point. anyway, i thought that was interesting. happy friday on that. and let's talk emmys, shall we? the final countdown is on. we wanted to give you some more cool firsts happening at this year's show. yesterday we told you about carol burnett and selena gomez making history with their nominations. and now under the bridge star lily gladstone and kailee reese have also become firsts. the first indigenous women to receive acting nominations in any category. "the bear" set a record with their astounding 23 nominations. robert downey jr. also making history. he could become the first actor to win an oscar, daytime emmy and primetime emmy in the same year. got the oscar for oppenheimer, got an emmy for downey's dream cars. he's nominated for an emmy in best supporting actor category for limited series for the max

show the sympathizer. that's just the beginning of what's sure to be a history making event. we are all over it, as you know. then finally, a big red carpet arrival has already started in hollywood for the big night. we're not talking about a nominee. we're talking about the real star of the show, okay? the emmy statues are in l.a. now. united airline passenger captured video of the emmys touching down in l.a. one of the airport crew taking a moment to thank his supporters. [ laughter ] >> whit: conveyor belt. >> rebecca: handle with care. fragile. >> lara: as united posted on their instagram, admit it, you would do the same thing if you had the chance. i'm going to send it over to robin in l.a. robin, you would do it, right? >> robin: i'm doing it right now. absolutely.

i'd like to -- hey, hey. shout out over there. lara got some love back there. can i get some love in here? thank you very much. very much. all right. thank you. thank you, all. thank you very much. >> lara: well done, robin. you guys can see robin's special edition of "20/20" tonight 8 p.m. eastern. it is so fantastic. and then she and will are on the red carpet before the big show. that's the emmy preshow. don't miss it. 7:00 p.m. eastern before the emmys, that's at 8 p.m. all happening this weekend. >> whit: excellent. >> lara: i'm heading out there tomorrow, rob. that is pop news, everybody. >> whit: thank you, lara. let's head over to ginger. >> ginger: how about a round of applause for the first responders? just need to keep it going. they all deserve emmys. they did a lot of work with francine. now we're dealing with the remnants of francine. even though the storm is losing its strength, it's still got enough moisture. birmingham, tuscaloosa, huntsville have to watch for 2 to 3 inch per hour rainfall rates. the flood watches are up. we're going to see this over the next 24 hours. significant risk of flash flooding in tennessee, alabama and georgia as we go through

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family follows super man is coming out monday. diane sawyer will be here with her special interview with christopher reeve's children. and on tuesday, will reeve, our friend in l.a., is going to be on with his siblings to share memories of their father. we are looking forward to that. >> rebecca: very, very much so looking forward to that. and to the emmys. we are doing the countdown to the emmys. robin is in los angeles on the crimson carpet with a look at some emmys fashion. hey, robin. >> robin: i know you're looking forward to this, rebecca. i'm here with style expert -- i love that. author of the style super guide, liliana vasquez. we're going to check out some emmy fashions. these are not red carpet looks. these are looks inspired by characters played by nominees. i love that we are doing this. >> this is a way you can translate their style into your real life. >> robin: look at the style we have with our audience. these are models. wait. there's more. selena gomez.

her character mabel in "only murders in the building." what's mabel's style? >> i always say this. i want to steal and raid mabel's coat closet. she is all about the signature coat and sweater. she's layered. looks effortless. one of the things that's perfect for right now as we head into fall and winner. >> robin: okay. we're going to see it. genivieve, come on out here. love this. >> it's all about mixing prints. my stylist trick for this is lake sure both of the pieces have one color in common. right? so yellow from the coat gets pulled into the yellow from the sweater. it tricks the eye into thinking that it works cohesively. i love the idea of a coat like this. i have to call out this skirt. it's like $26 from wal-mart. you can do her look on a budget. >> robin: thank you so very very very much. now maya rudolph.

she plays molly. what is it about molly's character in "loot?" >> molly's character hash tag gold when it comes to fashion. she is bold, fearless. she is not a wall flower. there's a way to do that in your own life that can feel independent and cool and forward. >> robin: we're gonna show that with erin. i like this. i like this. >> this is one of my favorite looks that i have styled. all about these luxe rich textures. if you look at some of molly's looks, they're 3 dimensional. it immediately looks expensive and rich. that's what we did with this feathered top on her. beautiful tweed pant. also have some rhinestone detailing. also has fringe at the bottom. do not be afraid to go bold. we've been living in this quiet luxury moment. i think we're ready to step forward. like you're doing.

it looks luxe, rich. very very molly friendly. >> robin: erin, thank you very much. we cannot forget about the guys. who is this? donald glover from "mr. and mrs. smith." what's his character style? >> this is one of the best shows on tv. i hope their costume department gets an emmy. the way they are dressing this entire cast is beyond me. if you want a free blue print to great style, do what john is doing in this series. i'll show you how to do this. >> robin: kevin, come on out. let's see. >> hello. >> robin: how he worked that turn. >> did you see that? special. this is all classic, right? if men want to start with a base layer, i think a great fitting tee shirt and jeans. go a bit cropped. feels more modern. a classic '70s inspired sneaker. and then a bomber jacket does not miss. if red is too bold do it in

black or army green. men should not be afraid of accessories. i think he's showing us that -- >> robin: he can pull it off. >> he can. >> robin: gorgeous. we have one more. carmy, yes, chef. oh, look! will reeve. yes. yes. >> will: thank you. >> so carm's look is classic americana. i couldn't send him out in a white chef jacket. what would carmy do? he would do a barn jacket. this is one of the hottest pieces for fall. >> robin: you look hot. >> will: i'm very warm. >> we are in l.a. this is tone on tone. we did tan with chocolate brown jean as opposed to a blue denim. i added a hint of lavender. this is a way to do color that still feels very approachable. i love a birkenstock. >> will: i love these. if you see me wearing them on

the set you know where they came from. >> robin: adorable. let's bring out all the models. bring everybody out. stand beside will. we really can be inspired by some of the looks we see. >> think of it as free styling. look at these shows. these characters are costumed to perfection. >> robin: and you are perfection. >> thank you. >> robin: i adore you. and you can shop for all of these looks on good morning america.com. you can watch the emmys sunday 8 p.m. eastern. coming up first look at our primetime emmy special and what will and i are doing before the big show. come on, work, you guys! let's see it. come on! yes, yes! ee it. come on! yes, yes!

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>> whit: we are back with the first look at robin's emmy special. let's go back to robin in l.a. good morning once again. >> robin: good morning once again to you. you are just like a model. you didn't tie your shoes. >> will: i didn't have time. >> robin: took off the birkenstocks. my tag team right here, will reeve and chris connelly. the emmys are always exciting, but this year could rewrite the record books. in our special, the 76th emmys, we hear from some of those who could make tv history. it's tv's biggest night, and

this year the emmys are celebrating a night of firsts. >> yes, chef. >> i was shocked. >> robin: we're getting an all access pass -- >> oh my god. >> robin: to some of the most nominated shows and their stars. >> this is great! >> robin: congratulations emmy nominee. >> thank you. that's how people should start addressing me. >> robin: eugene levy and dan levy, becoming the first father/son duo to take the stage as hosts, set to showcase their emmy winning comic chemistry. >> lower all expectations and plan to be pleasantly surprised. >> do you have an opening monologue? >> it's coming together. >> it's an opening. whether it is a monologue, i don't know. it is an opening that will run five minutes.

>> robin: carol burnett, ladies and gentlemen! comedy legend carol burnett earning nomination for out standing performance for her role as norma delacourt on "palm royale." talk about your role. >> i get a call from a sylvia about palm royale. i was thrilled. i said, what is it? who's in it? he said kristin wieg, allison janney, laura dern, ricky martin. i said, i'm in, i don't care what you want me to do. he said, well, you're going to be in a coma for the first few episodes. i said, do i get paid? [ laughter ] >> robin: at age 91, carol, who has been nominated for an emmy 25 times and won seven times, could make history as the oldest woman to take home an acting emmy. is there anybody that you are looking forward to seeing? >> everybody. i'm a star gazer. >> robin: still?

>> oh, still. oh, yeah. absolutely. >> robin: what is your advice to a first time nominee? >> well, course, you're happy. then, when your name is called i have always been surprised. >> robin: really? >> yeah. which i think is good. rather than saying, i think i'm gonna get it and then be disappointed. it's always a happy surprise. >> robin: i used to practice the look. you have to be -- >> what is new, camera crew? >> robin: the hit "abbott elementary" breaking its own record. nine, count em nine, emmy nominations. the most you have gotten for the show. >> yes. >> robin: what does that just say about how people just season after season keep coming back to "abbott." >> we've had one more each emmy cycle. while i maintain that we do not do this for awards. we don't do it for nominations. it's always wonderful to have your work recognized in that

way. >> robin: wait until you see quinta's response when she recognized an old friend. and mentor of yours has a special message for you. >> oh, wow! >> robin: i'm telling you, her reaction when we showed her that video and the tears that came after that. there were tears of laughter, chris. "only murders in the building" and then the two co-hosts. this has been so much fun. >> chris: i had a lot of fun with everybody from "only murders in the building." the nominated trio. selena gomez with her first acting nomination. and meryl streep, who gives us an interesting answer why she decided to be on "only murders in the building." and then turns up later in the show in a significant way. and then the hosts, dan and eugene levy showing you how the comic chemistry they've had all their lives comes to play, in terms of what they're going to be doing as hosts for this show. >> robin: you're a great partner

for the special. you're going to be a great partner -- is it crimson or red carpet? >> will: we're calling it the crimson carpet. >> robin: anything you're looking forward to? >> will: i love the bear. i dress like the bear. hacks. there's so many great shows. i can't wait to see all the people who deserve these nominations. i'm really excited to see everybody on sunday. >> robin: i'll be excited, and get everybody set for the emmys. check out our special, the 76th emmys, a night of firsts. i can't believe how many firsts we will be seeing. that's tonight. will and i will be hosting the red carpet preshow. you can join us sunday 7:00 p.m. on abc. we're just the appetizer. the main course is the 76th emmys. you can see that sunday. right, whit? >> whit: so much to look forward to. we've got, did we mention, emmys. we put up the graphic there. let's go to ginger with a check of the weather. >> ginger: if you're ready for a

gorgeous weekend, you got it around here, in new york city. new jersey, beautiful start. we are going to be well above average up along the canadian border. look at international falls today, 82. caribou, maine. 79. ten, 15 degrees above average for a lot of folks, like chicago will end the weekend close to 90. amarillo going to perk up into record territory again. could see the latest hottest. we did have and probably will have our hottest year on record beating 2023. let's get a check closer to home. tory has been bringing us great deals and steals, like this. tory, you are just at the beginning of all this birthday extravaganza. >> tory: we're not the only ones

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>> lara: back now with rising star joe locke. you're not kidding about that. remember that name. you know him for the touching

drama series heart stopper. now he's taking on a whole different role in agatha all along on disney+. so much buzz about this show. it's about a witch stripped of her powers. she hopes to get them back with the help of an unusual cast of characters. here's a clip of agatha all along. >> any three mile radius there will be a collection of witchy enough people to form a coven. >> can you actually jot that down for me? there's a pen in the glove compartment. >> of course. okay. do you want me to -- >> i'll remember it. >> lara: that's kathryn hahn. she was with us yesterday. joe locke is with us. i notice you have an american accent there. you're very much not american. >> i'm not american, no. >> lara: how did you find your american voice? >> a lot of practice, you know? i did a lot of practice in

trying to get those harsh r's in. >> lara: what is it like working alongside kathryn hahn? we love her in so many things. wonda vision. she just crushed it as agatha. we're retelling the story of agatha. here we are reinventing it. telling the story of her trying to get her powers back. what's it been like with her? >> she is the most incredible actress. the way she moves her face, just like a master class. to get to work with her, i didn't go to drama school. to me that's the best drama school you could imagine working with someone like kathryn. >> lara: i want to let people know you 20 years old. heart stopper was your first role? >> yes. >> lara: broadway? sweeney todd. >> yes. >> lara: heart stopper which is a fan favorite. and now alongside kathryn hahn? >> it was my first job.

i'm from a tiny place. unlike living in london, it's hard to get your foot in the industry. they have an open court. anyone who didn't have an agent could audition. i put myself up for it and managed to get the part. >> lara: unbelievable. congratulations. a little birdie told me there was 10,000 people you beat out. >> i have heard that number. yeah. >> lara: that's just unbelievable. congratulations. >> thank you. >> lara: broadway, your home away from home. you're like a legit star. what was it like sweeney todd? >> it was the best. i have always loved theater. to get the opportunity to do it on broadway was very childhood dream being fulfilled. >> lara: broadway or series, where do you feel like you can really show your skill? >> broadway is hard. it is like -- you might be filming 16 hours a day but broadway takes it out of you.

i got here and thought i can have three hours a day of work and have my new york lifestyle. i was sleeping 14 hours. it's crazy. >> lara: you're still growing for goodness sakes. >> that's true. >> lara: all right. i want to get back to agatha all around. we are excited about this. it is a disney show and marvel property. just really brilliant. your character is called teen. did kathryn's character, with disdain, right? tell me the origins of your character's name. >> teen, he tries to say his name and can't. there's a spell on him which means he can't say his name. kathryn's character agatha gives him a nickname of teen, like teenager. very looking down, condescending. it's made it so much easier to make sure i say teen more than anything else. >> lara: good.

as we discussed before this, there are a lot of secrets. >> there are a lot of secrets, yes. >> lara: and we don't want to give one away. the series hasn't started. it's really fun. we're so happy. will you come back when you are nominateed? >> would love to. >> lara: really nice to meet you. the first two episodes of agatha all along premiere wednesday, september 18th on disney+. check out teen. we'll be right back.

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