>> number six, a heads up if you are going out late or getting up early starting tonight at ten. caltrans is starting emergency repair work on i-80 in san francisco. only one lane will be open in each direction between fourth and seventh streets until 6 a.m. work continues through october. >> number seven. you may soon start seeing instagram comments on threads. meta is reportedly testing a feature to cross post comments between the two platforms. the idea is to make it easier for you to jump between instagram and threads. okay, do you remember the start of threads, >> no. >> do we look at that threads? >> no, not as much. i've looked at it barely. >> well good luck to the threads team. good >> "good morning america." for the second time in two months, and assassination attempt on donald trump.

the fbi investigating after the secret service open fire on a suspect that the former presidents golf course in florida. 3-400 yards away. nha reacted after seeing the barrel of a gun sticking out. the suspect fled. leaving behind an assault rifle. overnight, law enforcement descended on the suspect's home. this morning on what we are learning about the suspect and how we got so close. reaction from trump. the mounting questions for the secret service. our team is covering it all. >> the new storm closing in on the carolinas creating a dangerous morning commute. the tornado threat, ginger is tracking l. >> new twist in the idaho student murders case. the suspect has moved to a new location to face trial. >> remembering christopher reeve, superman turned to real life hero. his children, matthew,

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>> i appreciate this, because i just don't get enough attention. [laughter] i am serious. >> robin rules the red carpet. >> that is wrapped around their red carpet carpet of the emmys. we had a great time. we've got to get back to nyc. >> backstage with all the winners as they say -- >> "good morning america." >> it's a very good morning, "good morning america." >> "good morning america"! >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america"! >> i am still waiting for my ears to pop. my flight just landed a couple of hours ago. will reeve and i enjoyed being there on the red carpet for the emmys last night. backstage, she had all the big winners from last night. we are going to check in. >> we want to get right to our

top story. and assassination attempt on former president trump. it happened that is golf course in florida. president biden said there is no place for political violence. we have team coverage. rachel scott starts us off at west palm beach. good morning, rachel. >> this is the second time this is happening in just 9 weeks. there is still one big question. how a suspected gunman is able to get this close to the former president of the united states and republican nominee. officials say part of the problem is all of the shrubbery that surrounds donald trump's golf course. they said once you are in ants, you are essentially out of sight until the secret service agent spotted a barrel of a rifle sticking out of the bushes and out of the fence. he jumped into action sending the suspect running. this morning for the second time in 2 months, the fbi is investigating an apparent attempted assassination on donald trump. abc news learning the former

president was on his west palm beach golf course near the fifth hole when a secret service agent suddenly saw a barrel of a rifle sticking out of the fence just 300-400 yards away. >> they have an agent that jumps one whole ahead of time to where the president is out. he was able to spot this rifle barrel sticking out of the fence and immediately engage that individual at which time the individual took off. >> sources say secret service fired 4-6 rounds. a suspected gunman went running leaving behind an ak-47 style rifle, backpacks which create -- and a go probe hanging on the fence. an eyewitness catching the suspect fleeing. >> fortunately, we were able to locate a witness they came to us and said, i saw the guy running out of the bushes. he jumped into a black nissan. i took a picture of a vehicle and a tag. which was great.

>> with that information, police were able to track down the card. this is the moment authorities surrounded the suspect in the vehicle. >> we knew we had the car. everything lined up. we surrounded the car and didn't give him a chance to flee. he had no alternative but to surrender. >> multiple law enforcement sources tell abc news, the men detained by police is 58-year-old ryan leslie ryan routh sources also say he had ties to hawaii. his neighbor speaking with abc news. >> a shock that all of this is happening. >> authorities are working to determine a motive. they are looking into whether ryan routh had frustrations with position on ukraine. he frequently posted on social media about the war in a 22 video around that time he went to ukraine. >> we are going to stay as long as it takes to get every russian

out of ukraine. >> social media post thanking law enforcement for keeping him safe, saying the job done was absolutely outstanding. his son eric trump telling fox news, "my father is running out of lives." it was 65 days ago that trump survived an attempted assassination. the former president was grazed by a bullet in the ear, ducking for cover behind the podium. this morning, there are questions once again of how a gunman can get this close to a former president and republican nominee. >> he is not the sitting president. if he was, we would've had the entire golf course around it. because he is not, the security is limited to the areas that the secret service deems hostile. >> there as i have a police presence. you can see this street is still blocked out. you can see where officials have set up a command post. the former president to travel back to his mar-a-lago estate where he met with speaker of the house mike johnson who called

him unstoppable. we are told that donald trump is in good spirits. there is a sense of disbelief within his inner circle that we are talking about this once again. >> all right, george and rachel, let's bring in our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas with the latest on the investigation and what we are learning about the suspected gunman. >> good morning. overnight, the fbi continued an intense investigation into the men detained as a suspect and was being described as a possible assassination attempt against former president trump. sources telling abc news the fbi's during a deep dive into ryan routh's background looking into a social media footprint. recent travels and whether he has a criminal record. sources were being conducted in family friends and associates are being sought for interviews. key law enforcement focus is whether the war in ukraine played a role in this incident. authorities have a number of concerns among them that the suspect clearly had some sense of trump schedule and was able

to position himself in a dangerous spot that overlooked where trump was golfing. there is concern that he did surveillance of trump and the golf course and may have visited there before. the secret service -- questions remain about how the man was able to get into such a critical position near the course in the first place. should there have been more personnel to secure the prope property? the incident comes less than two months after a sniper tried to kill trump leading to the resignation of the secret service director. congress is investigating the secret service. key congressional leaders are calling for a thorough fbi and secret service investigation and the need for transparency. routh is being held locally in florida and get soon face charges. >> so many questions that appear to be answered. law enforcement is on high ale alert. 50 days until the election. our senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky is here with more on the threat environment.

>> good morning. do assassination attempts on the presidential candidate. no one has ever seen anything like that in this country in decades. election infrastructure are surging. extremism and hate crimes are rising. overseas conflicts in ukraine and israel are unceasing. it all contributes to a threat environment that has been compared to 9/11 with no equivalent in modern political history. the u.s. secret service urged trump to stage no more outdoor rallies. agents conducted a security assessment of all of trump's golf courses with 50 days left until the november election, officials see no reason to believe political violence is going to lessen. you're making preparations for how to handle election day in the certification of the electoral college on janua january 6th. in this case, the question is, was this a success -- because the security redundancies worked or a failure because the gunman got so close in the first place. >> our chief white house correspondent mary bruce.

>> i can tell you that almost immediately after the suspects the rest of white house -- both had been briefed on the incident saying, they were relieved to know that donald trump is safe. the president and a statement later stressing that there is no place for political violence and saying he has directed his team to make sure the secret service has every resource it needs to ensure the former president safety. the vice president saying she is deeply disturbed by this possible assassination attempt. she condemned the political violence adding, "we all must do our part to ensure that this incident does not lead to more violence." security has been heightened at the white house and of the vice president's residence where she was staying over the weekend with added law enforcement. >> trump campaign raising money off of this. >> within minutes of this incident, the former president set out a fund-raising email to his supporters. for many of them, it was the first time we were hearing about

an attempted assassination once again. he told them that he will not surrender. he told them that he is safe and doing well. we talk to people in trump's inner circle, they say he is in good spirits. there is a sort of sense that this is very surreal. they are dealing with this once again, just 9 weeks after the attempted assassination on donald trump's life in butler, pennsylvania. we are told that the former president is planning to keep his current campaign schedule. he has stops in michigan and new york this week. trump campaign senior advisors sending out a memo to staff to urge them to remain vigilant and on high alert. >> we turned out to the tropical storm hone warning in the carolinas. the coast is getting slammed with heavy rain and potential flooding. ginger is here with those details. >> north carolina is taking the brunt of the storm now. it doesn't matter if it gets a name later today. the impacts are what i really want you to see. look at the beach.

big waves up to 11-foot waves possible. erosion -- which north carolina has big issues with on a regular day. this low pressure system approaches. the heavy rain and the bands have started to come into wilmington. myrtle beach, charleston all the way up along to the very southern parts of some of those outer banks. you are going to see this pusher of water. the flood watches her up. as he comes on shortening of the shield of heaviest rain is on the north side good look at some of the winds. up to 60 miles per our in fayetteville. he will move it up for tomorrow, the heaviest rain in the onshore flow. more focus on virginia. delaware, watch out. here is the flood watch where the significant flash flood threat is along the state line of south carolina almost to myrtle beach. a go so far west because the center of the storm is going to park itself in western north carolina. everybody north of their gets it.

>> thanks so much. now to tvs golden night. what a night it was. the best of television was honored while paying tribute to so many great shows of the past. we enjoyed being on the red carpet. while we were there, she was backstage and had all the winners with her. it was so good. i was going to say good to see you. we didn't get a chance to see each other. good morning, lara. >> we were ships in the night. you passed me the baton, and i ran with it. you did a beautiful job. you are fantastic. we had a great time backstage. we knew their big names coming into this year's enemies. dominating the nominations. sure enough, both shows delivered in a major way last night breaking records and serving up three acting enemies in the first 30 minutes of the show. there were also some surprise winners which always makes for great tv.

[cheers and applause] "shogun." >> it was an historic night for fx's "shogun." most winds and the emmy's night with 18. >> east meets west dream project with respect. >> taking home the top dramatic acting prizes. >> my first leading role in hollywood. it is like a dream of a dream. >> a dream of a dream. >> this only happened because of everyone who is working behind the camera. >> emmy's host dan levy and eugene levy bringing their father-son banter to stage. >> of some of you might be expecting us to make a joke about whether "the bear" is really a comedy. and the true spirit of "the bear" we will not be making any jokes.

>> "the bear" having the last laugh winning three of the top acting prizes for comedy series. >> "the bear." >> "the bear." >> my heart is just beating right out of my chest. thank you, thank you. thank you for choosing me. >> do you even dare to dream? >> we made this show with no expectations. >> but "the bear" was beaten with best comedy series by "hacks." and jeans mark taking home her third emmy's for best actress in the comedy or a plain deborah vance. >> it is really humbling. i appreciate this. i don't get enough attention. [laughter] i'm serious. >> the gift that keeps on giving. >> the anthology series, jodie foster winning her very first speech in for "true detective: night country."

it was love, love, love. when you feel that, something amazing happens. it is deep and wonderful. it is older than this place and this time. >> "baby reindeer" winning big with 4 emmy's. >> explore the uncomfortable. thank you so much for this award. [cheers and applause] be when it was also a night of reunions from "the west wing" to "happy days." ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> nice to see you. >> he has still got it. henry was so happy that that actually works. they are so cute together, ron howard and henry winkler. that was not feeling you got all night long with so many of the tv veterans we know and love reuniting, gracing the stage to celebrate the best of the best in television. welcome movie star jodie foster

to the emmy winner's circle. we had a fabulous time celebrating with her backstage. we will have more of that is so much more of our backstage moments with all of the winners coming up, guys. >> what a great night. thank you very much. coming up, diane sawyer's powerful interview. before and after his accident. we have rarely seen on video from their new documentary. >> we are live in philadelphia for tonight's eagles-falcons match up. first, let's go back. >> that'll be fun. let's talk about the warmth. chicago was 90 yesterday. in the upper 80s on saturday. today could get closer to 90 again. beautiful started, that is ten plus degrees above average. looking for some 10-15 degrees above average for the next couple of days, we will stay in this warm pocket trying to hold on for a look at some of the numbers like minneapolis and chicago. averages in the mid-70s.

san antonio could see records today. new york could also have a record today. that ridge is followed -- big changes in southern california with wind alerts in place. you have a winter weather advisory for yosemite included good look at some of the numbers by tomorrow morning. we are dropping into the subfreezing category. phoenix, sub 70. that is big for them. your local weather at 30 seconds.

>> coming up, we are kicking off "emily in paris" week with star right here in times square. we will be right back. let's make

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problem is although this shrubbery that does surround donald trump golf club. once you are in it, you are essentially out of sight. a secret service agent did spot a barrel of a rifle pointing out from those bushes and jumped into action sending the suspect fleeing. we are told that secret service agents did fire 4-6 rounds as trump was rushed to safety. an ak-47 style rifle and two back bags containing ceramic tile and a gopro camera. critical to his arrest taking photos of the suspect's vehicle. multiple law enforcement sources telling "abc news" the man detained, ties to north carolina and hawaii. greensboro home was searched by police overnight. authorities are still trying to determine the motive. they're looking into whether any frustrations with the position on the war in ukraine. the former president traveled back to his mar-a-lago estate.

thanking secret service for their quick action saying they did an outstanding job keeping him safe. >> thanks very much. >> now to the life and legacy of christopher wray. the actor turned advocate after a horse riding accident changed everything for him. diane sawyer is here. such a powerful wonderful interview that you had with her three children including -- and has been difficult. a challenging time. >> to see their generosity and the gaps they are giving the world by doing this. i am so grateful to the whole family for talking to me about their iconic powerful dad and luminous mother and stepmother. i was struck the whole time that we talked at that family is bringing a powerful lesson to absolutely all of us about how you transform a staggering loss into a new kind of love. ♪ ♪ >> a superhero streaking across

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speak of the happy days that always seemed endless until the day that changes everything. almost 30 years ago, 42-year-old christopher reeve, a champion horse back ride or accident that was freakishly random and catastrophic. he was wearing a helmet. it was a 3-foot jump. the horse balked and all 200 pounds landed on his neck. when he spoke of it with barbara walters, he was now paralyzed from the neck down and on a ventilator. >> i went forward. i had the great misfortune to get my hands stuck in the horse's bridle. going over with your hands tied. i landed straight on my head. >> his wife will pull him out of his despair. >> and then she said the words, "save my life." you are still you. and i love you.

>> in the new documentary, "superman," she will prepare their children for the moment they walk into their machines, the tubes, and of the dad so radically changed. >> she walked us down and said it is going to look really scary. he is still there. just talk to him. ignore everything else. just talk to him. she said you could hold his ha hand. and it has machines on that. reaching and holding his fing fingers. >> my first words were, i love you." >> in an effort to make sure i wasn't terrified of my dad permanently, my mom made sure that i was involved as was reasonable. that included always being near him and touching him and help helping. >> that is great, will, thanks. >> when they get home from the

hospital, their mother began teaching how a wounded family can still be a family. >> i hear you all saying to him don't let anyone tell you what family is. >> absolutely. >> no matter the contours of a family. no matter how scraggly their branches on the family tree might be. as long as it is rooted in love, it doesn't matter what your family looks like as long as it is yours. >> somehow their mother and dad creates the happy routines that -- >> dinner was family time. how was school? my mom would feed him and herself. we had friends dropping by. it was a very happy robust, loud, everything you would want from a family dinner. that was every night. the one thing you weren't allowed to talk about was specific medical stuff. it could be anything else. >> like all kids, they search for ways to make dad left.

>> matthew came back with a gift for dad. it was an eject button to put on the hand of his wheelchair right by his finger. dad loves that. someone is in the serious meeting and they look at his wheelchair seeing this eject button. seeing it registered on their face. >> always bursting into song. ♪ ♪ it was one of the things i miss most for sure. >> she was a professional singer. that is how she met their dad christopher. >> mom was always singing. making my after-school snack and taking me up to bed. she was always singing. i being ten or 11 years old, mom, stop, stop, so annoying. i'm trying to watch a show. my friends moms don't sing over time. just being 11.

she would be, like, okay, sorry. or she would ratchet up the volume. i wish that i had asked her to seeing more. because when i think about her, that is where i go. the moments where it quiet moments of safety and happiness and normalcy and togetherness. we didn't even have to be in the same room. but i knew where she was. i miss that. >> tomorrow, the story of her death. for her children, the lasting memory of a mother's comforting

lullaby, "this pretty planet" ♪ lullaby, "this pretty planet" ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> only later would her son read his mother's diaries and learn the magnitude of the loss she endured privately every day. >> i found this in one of her journals. "i have been studying the difference between solitude and loneliness. telling the story of my life to the clean white towels taken warm from the dryer and held to my chest. a sad substitute for a body holding close.

i miss most even now his hands, the expressive grace and heft of them, the heat of his hands on my skin, the wrap of his arms, to becoming one. i carry this stack of towels, carefully cradling them as to not let them tumble, save one, still damp. the top one i had pressed against my face -- which needs more time for drying." that is what she was enduring. that is what she had lost. when my dad got hurt. >> and again, i think we are in awe of the strength and generosity of our will and his siblings talking about their lives. it does make you think, who

needs superheroes if you have parents like that? >> i didn't realize how old they were. and how the mother having to navigate a little toddler and then teenage children and how she did it so magnificently for them to be as close. do you have something to prize every day getting to be with her dad. >> what are you doing tomorrow? >> we will tell more about her and how the family reconciled their grief with their lives and how that siblings moved in to prop each other as alexander says, they were like a house of cards. they could stand if they had someone they were propping up. they did it together. >> so inspiring at the same ti time. >> it is. it feels that we learn something about our lives and how we get through each day. >> if they want us to learn something from this. >> the documentary of course is

coming out soon. >> you can see "superman the christopher reeve story." for tickets, you can go to the website. we are going to have more tomorrow with will, his beautiful siblings, alexandra and matthew bair they are going to joining us live as well. thanks so much. we will be right back. looking for a reason to try the new $5 meal deal at mcdonalds? here's one, two, three, four and the price makes 5. that's everything you get

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monday night football kicking off in the philadelphia eagles are gearing up to take on the atlanta falcons. the night has all the details. good morning. >> good morning. it is the battle of the birds tonight at lincoln financial field. known as the link. quarterback and the eagles will play their first home game against kirk cousins and the atlanta falcons. the falcons are the favorite to win. sidelining eagles receiver aj brown. the top targets. the falcons will lead a strong showing from kirk cousins who is coming off a disappointing performance last week. exciting for eagles fans, jason kelce coming back for the first time as a preshow analyst ahead of tonight's match up. between our news here and our legacy affiliate channel 2 action news, i'm not throwing my hat and they rang for anybody. >> you've got it covered.

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>> the emmy winners keep growing. >> behind the scenes with d3 and emmy's big winners. >> we are so grateful to "the bear." thank you, thank you. my heart is just beating right out of its chest. >> it is humbling. i appreciate this. i don't get enough attention. [laughter] >> and more as they say. >> "good morning america." >> "good morning america." >> "good morning america." >> hey, "good morning america." >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> he won. i remember when i talked to him for our emmy's special, you don't want me to win and emmy. i want this. he had his mom as his date. >> he should get it all. >> so happy for all the winners. the best of tv was honored. lara was there for it all.

you are there with that moment where they would come off the stage. it's got to be an honor for you, lara. >> i like how we were both ending it. i had them going. with new hardware. nice place to be. it is over. they have won. it is a really good spot for us to get some very special moments which we are about to share with you guys. we have a fun hour coming up. as i teased before, we did make them play a little game. as always, she delivered. they delivered. and now -- >> one is the name of that game? because the game have a name? >> the name is test." we wanted to hear when it shows they love. we love them. what do they love? very straightforward. >> working on a new name for

that game. well done, lara. you always get the goods. i had, kylie kelsey is telling us. the innovative way that philadelphia eagles are helping. >> the top stories breaking day. we started on the latest on our top story. the second time in two months, an assassination attempt on former president trump in his golf course in florida. let's go back to rachel scott in west palm beach. good morning, rachel. >> there is a heavy police presence here in west palm beach as this investigation gets underway. we talk about the mounting questions about security around the former president. officials point to the shrubbery that surrounds donald trump's golf club. on the other side of those hedges. officials say that if someone gets into these bushes, they are essentially out of sight once they are in them. a secret service agent did spot the barrel of a rifle pointing through the fence and through the bushes and jumped into action.

>> this morning for the second time in 2 months, the fbi is investigating an apparent attempt at on donald trump. the former president was on his west bulb peach -- a secret service agent saw a barrel of a rifle sticking out of the fence. 300-400 yards away. >> he was able to spot this rifle barrel sticking out of the fence and immediately engage that individual at which time the individual took off. >> secret service fired 4-6 rounds as trump was rushed to a safe area. the suspected gunman left behind an ak-47 style weapon. backpacks that ca tile. an eyewitness catching the suspect fleeing. >> fortunately, we were able to locate a witness that came to us and said i saw the guy running out of the bushes and jumped into a black nissan. >> this is the moment authorities arrived at the suspect in the vehicle.

multiple law enforcement sources tell the news the men detained by police is if the 8-year-old ryan wesley routh. overnight, law enforcement descending on his home. authorities are working to determine a motive. sources familiar with the investigation say they are looking into whether routh had frustrations with trump's position on ukraine. his social media post thanking law enforcement for keeping him safe, saying the job done was absolutely outstanding. it was 65 days ago that trump survived an attempted assassination at a rally in butler, pennsylvania. this morning, there are questions once again about how a gunman can get this close to a former president and republican nominee. >> he is not the sitting president. if he was, we would have the entire golf course around it. because he is not, though security is limited to the area of the secret service teams al also. >> police have blocked out this

road. just outside of donald trump's golf course. the command center. the former president did travel back to his estate where he met with the speaker of the house, mike johnson for three hours. this morning that donald trump was in good spirits. we are told that he is keeping his campaign scheduled for this week. >> thank you. we turn now to the idaho college murders. the suspect in the case has been transferred to custody where the trial will now be held. kayna whitworth joins us with more. >> good morning. the sheriff's office says that this move was kept confidential and done in secrecy to ensure the safety. the man accused of stabbing 4 college students to death was flown on an idaho state police plane from moscow to boise ahead of his trial. brian jensen telling "abc news," they wanted to transfer him in the safest and most efficient way possible. he was flown in an orange prison jumpsuit and shackles.

a new mug shot was taken out of the 29-year-old former phd student bear that sheriff's office telling us that he will be housed by himself due to safety and the facility. his exact location will not be released. his lawyers say he is innocent argued successfully that they felt they could not get a fair trial in the county. the judge will preside over this case and among the things that he will need to assess is the newest argument on the defense to take the death penalty off the table. as you know, this trial is set to start in june. >> we know that. thanks to you. also this morning, we are remembering tito jackson, one of the famous jackson five and older brother to michael and janet jackson. gio benitez is here with more. >> he was one of the five brothers joining michael, on the jackson five. he played guitar and sang on so many hits you know.

"abc," "i want you back," "dancing machine." was inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. tito launched a solo career as a blues musician. still getting the alabama college football crowd on its feet every halftime. tito passed away on sunday. we still don't know the cause of death. his sons confirmed the news on instagram writing, "we are shocked, saddened, and heartbroken. he will be missed tremendously. it will be forever "tito time" for us." including a performance earlier this week. tito jackson was 70 years old. what a legacy. the one he played a mean guitar. wonderful to hear the music. >> the son of a desk up harry's birthday.

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>> gma cover story. a possible thaw between the relationship between prince harry and his father and brother. >> that is the question. for the first time in three years, the royal family is wishing prince harry a happy birthday publicly. is this and all of branch? the rep to be healing? the royal family wishing him well for his birthday this weekend. differences put aside for the milestone. it was a mention of that big day from his estranged brother, prince william social media account. >> the first time that the royal family has acknowledged harry's birthday and 3 years. it is still being looked at as a sign that relations are improving. >> relations have been fraught since he and his wife dramatically left the royal folder back in 2020. the pair publicly critical of the royal way of life. harry particularly so in his memoir calling william his

beloved brother and arch nemesis. telling michael strahan at the time -- >> i have thought about it long and hard. the void could not be greater before this book. >> harry's relationship with his father is still troubled. seeing each other after harry flew to the u.k. following news of the kings cancer diagnosis. >> when it comes to william, there's still a lot of hostility. it will be much harder for us for harry to build the bridges with his brother then with his father. >> we are told harry celebrated the big day. we don't know if he actually spoke to any members of his family. this isn't something that the palace will comment on. as for prints harry turning the big 4-0, he says bring it on. >> i appreciate that. now back to the emmy awards. the best and brightest

celebrated the stars of the small screen in l.a. lara was backstage. they were relaxed and played a game and had a good time and had time with lara spencer. good morning. >> all was well in the world, robin roberts. we have a great job and only talk to the winners. it's so delightful. we are live from level 8, a club in downtown l.a. last night, we were backstage. the winners first upholding the brand-new emmy's. we got to hear what they thought when they heard her name called and what they wish they had said in their speeches. they are having a great time being on the moment. by that time they get to ask them of the pressure is off. they are realizing, it's time to party. >> may i present this rose? >> i accept this rose. you know i will. >> winning outstanding company and start taking on her third emmy for playing legendary comedian deborah vance. >> you strike again.

>> very grateful. >> of this role is so awesome. one for each. >> the emmy goes to -- [cheers and applause] "the bear." >> jeremy allen white "the b "the bear." >> jeremy allen white on fire taking home his second emmy for "the bear." >> thank you, my beautiful cast. i love you forever. >> do you even dare to dream of that kind of batting average? >> i will try to explain the show to people. it's about a guy in a sandwich shop. he comes home. it sounds promising. it is an amazing thing. we are here. i feel so lucky. >> best supporting actress went to "the bear" beating out meryl streep and carol burnett.

>> thank you to my husband. he told me to write a speech, and i didn't. i didn't think it would be possible. >> i cannot believe -- i cannot believe that you got up there with no speech. you really were superstitious about it or didn't dare to dream? >> both, both. not just superstitious, but look at these. who in their right mind would be, like, let me prepare a speech. >> carol burnett. >> you can't forget the best supporting actor. >> i like that you think your parents for watching your cat. >> i meant to tell them that i love them. i went straight to my cat. >> fx's "fargo." >> 34. >> i have no doubt. >> i am going to go to random people's homes, y'all drinking?

>> jodie foster winning her first emmy. >> i feel like when you do something that is true and meaningful, like, and is everything in your life. that impulse for me is so important. >> i make dark dramas. i love dark dramas. >> that cast of fx's celebrating a record-breaking night. >> 40 years in japan in 20 years in hollywood. it was my first leading role in hollywood. and also, first experience to produce. >> you are so emotional on sta stage. >> i was crying before my name is announced. not because i thought it would happen, but because i was so anxious and i didn't know what it was. >> we could let the winners leave without playing a great game of "gma's tb test."

>> favorite tv character of all time. >> walter white. >> "breaking bad." >> one person here tonight that you would love to guest star on "hacks." >> is going to? i don't know if i can say. >> we are family. she is? >> don't tell anybody. >> that would be a great crossover. >> like downey, it is time. you should just come do the thing. >> robert downey jr. >> you are not the first person to say that. >> favorite tv drama of all time. >> "cheers." "friends," that song will always make me smile. >> is that fred sanford? >> yes, sanford and sons.

>> something about american -- go that cute blonde curly headed kid back in the '60s. >> superhero. i loved it. the great american hero. >> believe it or not, i'm walking on air. each of t >> very nice throwback. they were celebrating big time last night that cast of "hacks," the writing team because they had so many wins. back into production on season . our name was a little straightforward. not the most creative work we have ever done. we did this morning get together and come up with a theme song for our "gma tb test." would you like to hear it? >> let it rip. >> ♪ is the tv test. it's better than the rest ♪

♪ come on down and join the quest ♪ ♪ tv ♪ >> they did that on gma. >> that is what sleep deprivation will do to you, right there. >> it's obvious, you haven't been too bad either. that was classic. absolutely classic. you should win a emmy for that. >> i did love the duet. that was great. that was special. >> the commitment is just a little on the end. you've got to really hit it. i loved it. thank you, guys pay less talk about the storm that's going to bring big time rain, waves, coastal erosion. north topsail beach, north carolina. the flash flood threat going. some places to get locally up to 10 inches. 3-6 inches overall. you see the flood watch

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from times square. >> we are back with the kelce's work be on the football field. jason's wife kylie is leading the charge for the eagles autism foundation. >> kylie kelce knows that her last name draws a lot of attention in trying to use that platform to do some good. >> that passes god by wilson. the fans, the football and all the fun. kylie kelce's is sometimes a stadium setting can be stressful and overwhelming for some. >> when you are in a stadium and the noise is so loud i had so many things are happening, you really don't have any control over the way the sound or the stimulation is coming in. to be able to come into this space, it is quiet and calm. >> the eagles where the first nfl team to open a sensory room in an stadium. more than a dozen teams across the league have rooms like this one.

>> why is it something for someone who is autistic important to have a space like this? >> oftentimes, kids on the spectrum will remove themselves from situations or not but there kid in a situation where they assume they will fail. my neighbor/brother the spectrum. we grew up together. he has made it so obvious to me how important it is to impact the autism community. >> the eagles autism foundation is expanding, rolling out a new addition during their opening home game. >> here on game day and every event at lincoln financial field. another touch point to create inclusion opportunities for this community. >> inside this mobile unit. >> they can have this or this are especially that spirit. >> you like that?

>> a cause close to the heart of the ceo. donating $400,000 grant to fund research in brazil where the birds recently played. for kylie, she says giving back and being kind is important to her. a lesson she hopes to pass down to her daughters. >> we are in the camp of trying to make sure that they speak kindly to each other. that starts at home. >> kylie says they are more busy than they have ever been before. raising her three girls as jason starts a new job posting "monday night football" for espn. he had that little outfit mishap last week. his suit didn't quite make it. what will jason kelce making this week? we have seen one of his outfit options. that's all i'm going to say. >> i like the outfit you chose today. all right, thanks. we turn now to

week on gma. star lily collins is here to top lab about part 2 of season 4 that just drought. it's so nice to have you on gma in person. we are thrilled. this is the perfect morning to have you, because there is breaking news. can you break it down for us? >> for the first time, i get to talk about the fact that there will be a season 5. we all just found out ourselves. this is brand-new for everyone. >> we are very excited. i am very excited. i love that show and love catching up with you. you are in a new place. you've got new locations. it's not just paris anymore. >> we got to explore rome. i'm hoping for a season 5 we get to explore more of italy. we had the best time. that cast felt a little bit like season 1. running around the city wide

eyed was so exciting. >> let's take a look at a clip. >> stop picturing the two of them schmoozing at the restaurant. why was genevieve there is so late? >> just asked. >> technically, he can schmooze with whoever he wants. >> so can you. there's a ton of cute guys prancing about here. pick one. >> looking anywhere. show me. it is so fun. it is so playful. so delightful. it is the passion and the love stories. you also had a very special guest. the first woman. >> it was a huge honor. it was also so surprising that she really loves that show, and that she really wanted to be a part of it. she invited us to have a conversation a couple of years ago about the show and what it

is done for france and paris. she took her cameo in season 1 with chest and humor. we all found a way for her to be part of it. she improv. >> she improv. >> her improv made it into the show. >> we talked about the fact that if you are visiting paris, you might happen upon and "emily and paris" shoot. you shoot out and about in the city. >> now larger that show has gotten, the more crazy and wild are locations have been able to get. sometimes we have tourists just as emily showing up to our set while we are filming. it feels a lot like theater, because you are performing having to silence distractions and noise and focus on your scene partner. it is a wild experience. >> speaking of theater, you are making your "west end" debut.

>> i am so excited. it has been a childhood dream. an amazing playwright. our director -- we are going to be performing together. i am thrilled and so excited and nervous. >> how do you prepare differently? >> both have a lot of dialogue. a lot of memorizing. with a player, you get to relive it every day as opposed to a tv show or film where once you found something, it's done and you have to move forward and hope that it comes out the best way possible. for a play, you get to try new things. >> we have got a bunch of your costars coming this week. we are thrilled. what should we ask them? >> i'm really curious as their characters what other character where they choose to take a roman holiday with?

>> who is your favorite? >> hello, i mean, i would pay for a vacation any day with mindy. >> we love taking any trip you take. so nice to see you. "emily and paris" season 4 is streaming now and netflix. coming up, her new tell-all memoir. stay with us. ♪ you gotta believe me when i tell ya ♪ ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪

i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician ♪ i like it like that ♪ to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco.

♪ ♪ >> "good morning america." >> that was eve telling her story in her new memoir "who's that girl?" ♪ ♪ >> -- saying our names for 25 years. now, she's opening up about her life and new memoir "who's that girl?" >> she has lived many lives. that is what it feels like. >> she was one of the women and the rapper world. she signed with the roughriders. >> my hip-hop boot camp. okay, we are in the studio 24 hours. you are in the studio 24 hours. i had to prove myself. it developed me as an artist.

>> she went on to win a grammy for "let me blow your mind" featuring gwen stefani. ♪ ♪ >> you literally had to fight with the record label to have them let her be on the album. >> nobody is going to believe this. why not? she is an amazing artist. i was a huge note out fan. i got them to believe in it. >> she was riding high. monsoon, saw the warning signs of a drinking problem. >> i was the youngest person on set. i was still going to the club. having after parties in my dressing room. i was, like, i can do both. the only thing i knew i had at that time was tons of anxiety and tons of what i would say is maybe depression. we didn't use those words back then. >> do you think that the alcohol

was a way to mask it? >> 100%. it was my go-to for my nerves and my go-to for my sadness, a way to numb myself. >> in 2007, she was charged with a dui. >> thankfully no one was hurt and thankfully i wasn't hurt bear the first moment i had to wear one of those ankle bracelets. i remember being so scared of not drinking. because i just wasn't comfortable with my feelings. i couldn't remember when i hadn't drank. i had to wear it for 56 days. >> you said 56 days save your life. >> 100%. >> eve married maximilian cooper, becoming stepmother to . she struggled to conceive. >> you revealed your experience. you were diagnosed with endometriosis. did you have any idea how that

would affect your fertility? >> no. back then, it was something that nobody really talked about. doctors didn't talk about it. i had painful periods, that is something they tell women. i never thought anything of it. i never thought i had to hurry up and have kids. i'm going to fall in love and have kids. it didn't happen like that. i had to go to a specialist. you have 14. you have to have surgery to get rid of this. >> since then, you have gone on to have a son through ivf. you were reluctant to do at first. >> i was. we went religious, but we believed in god. there is a whole element of that. also being a woman. we put so much pressure on ourselves. as a woman, it is just supposed to happen. i think there was a level of me having to talk to myself. you need a little help. that is okay. i would not have had my little baby.

i am grateful. >> looking forward, what is the future chapter of your life look like? >> my future chapters are going to be seen through my son's eyes. we will see. more music. "who's that girl?" eve's that girl. >> thanks to michael for that. "who is that girl" is available tomorrow. >> a great crowd celebrating national guacamole today. lori bergamotto here with me to dip into the fund. if you see what i did there? >> as we kick off and gather to watch our favorite teams, what is a party without some depth? this segment is sponsored by holy guacamole. their mascot is joining us for all the fun. >> we love it. that is one of the more cute

mascots i have seen. we know that it is not just national guacamole day. tonight we have monday night football. two events that are perfect to put together. >> cheering for your favorite team can be exhausting. when you are tailgating or cheering, a delicious snack is always an important part of the ritual. that is where guacamole comes in. no matter how your team does, you always win as great snacks. >> we have a few audience members enjoying. are you happy with the guacamo guacamole? why is holy guacamole -- what makes it stand out? >> it can be really hard to find the right avocado ripeness to make your own guacamole at home. there's nothing worse than opening an avocado to find that it meant mushy. holy guacamole uses perfectly ripe avocados. there guacamole always taste great. it is one less thing to stress about when you are having people

over for the game or party. audience, who wants a coupon so you can try some? >> i think they like it. that is not all. we do have a look at the wholly guacamole commercial that airs tonight during the big game. take a look. >> it's kick off time. >> still waiting on the homemade walk. let's go to the site. >> flag, send in the probe. [cheers and applause] ♪ wholly guacamole ♪ >> thank you so much to our sponsor wholly guacamole. you can go to "good morning america"'s facebook page to learn more about them. don't miss don't miss "monday night football" tonight when the falcons take on the eagles on

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we are back with a special performance in honor of history month, gabby marino, released a new album, dusk deluxe, she will play a song off the record, first we chat. great to see you here at this important time >> it is so great to see you here as an important time. how great is it to be a part of this month in our performances? >> it's amazing. it means so much to me as a guatemalan immigrant. i've been living in this space for 2 decades. i feel like it is time for me to reflect on my personal and cultural journey. and express myself to my unique guatemalan heritage. >> up about dusk deluxe" came

out and february. now you followed up with 5 new songs. >> this one includes new versions of songs live versions. they are excited about this new release. >> you love playing live. you are performer. >> we are actually playing tonight here in new york. and then i am off to nashville. >> safe travels to you. great performance ahead. you can catch gaby on tour through november including a show like she said in new york tonight. right now making her morning debut. performing her hit "solid ground." take it away. ♪ so tired ♪ ♪ of this flowing ♪ ♪ never knowing where we're going, where we're bound ♪ ♪ so scared of ♪ ♪ looking for ♪

♪ solid ground ♪ ♪ still believe in ♪ ♪ good intentions ♪ ♪ but you took this heart and turned it upside down ♪ ♪ looking for ♪ ♪ solid ground ♪ ♪ got me running, running, running going ♪ i keep holding, holding, holding it's so unfair ♪ ♪ looking for solid ground ♪ ♪ so tired ♪ ♪ looking for solid ground ♪

♪ so tired ♪ ♪ getting nothing ♪ ♪ giving all that i can, hoping something comes around ♪ ♪ looking for solid ground ♪ ♪ got me running, running, running going nowhere ♪ ♪ i keep holding, holding, holding it's so unfair ♪ ♪ looking for solid ground ♪ ♪ looking for solid ground ♪

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