is westbound across the richmond-san rafael bridge because of an earlier problem. >> number seven, san francisco is hosting a free block party and mega concert today. grammy award winning rock band portugal. the man will take the stage at civic center plaza, and there's also oktoberfest on front street. it will be the city's first entertainment zone celebration, which basically means we always keep saying entertainment zone, but it basically means drinking in the streets. >> there you go. >> so short and simple. >> i'm here to translate for you. you love it. >> george: good morning america for viewers in the west, the mid-east conflict escalates. ♪ ♪ >> george: israel launches air strikes and lebanon, missiles fired and two days of coordinated attacks, the act of war, vowing retribution. and we learn more about how

israel got detonated devices into the country. >> michael: 46 days until the election, vice president harris with oprah, on the campaign trail, and answering questions from voters. an exclusive interview with doug emhoff the second gentlemen emhoff on the campaign, the economy, their family and his reaction to donald trump's repeated attacks on jews, who support democrats and harris. >> george: under fire, the republican nominee for governor in north carolina vows to stay in the race, denying he's made racist and inflammatory on-line posts reportedly calling himself a black nazi, north carolina is a major battleground state, looking at the 7 states in play. >> rebecca: courthouse killing, a sheriff arrested for the death of a judge. and, investigating sean

"diddy" combs' entourage, awaiting his trial on the racketeering and sex trafficking. working to determine who the co-conspiritors were, and should they be charged? >> michael: medal flip? key evidence in jordan chiles' fight to reclaim her bronze. the documentary about simone biles, and what it could show. new york jets aaron rodgers, helping new york do something it hasn't done in a decade. >> and shohei ohtani, standing alone, again, stealing another spotlight, in baseball history! handcuffed ♪ ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america n. ♪ ♪ >> michael: good good >> am sure you were up late watching the baseball , and shohei ohtani, set the new records. >> rebecca: i was up late watching baseball. we have a lot to get to, and i

look forward to your interview with the first gentlemen, doug emhoff coming up ahead, and ahead a new report by the ftc, saying social media companies are surveiling users including children. >> george: hundreds of strikes in lebanon, and hezbollah border attacks. we with have more. >> reporter: it has been another active day here in lebanon, we with are getting word of a new strike in southern beirut, according to the local news reports there are many upon casualties and a rescue is under destruction and chaos, after an apparent hezbollah strike, and the lebanon news agency reports several deaths, including 5 children. this exchange of fire, comes after two days of unprecedented attacks, targeting hezbollah operatives.

handheld electronic devices detonated and killed 37, injurying thousands. the idf, released footage of what it says is a strike on the wearhouse in the south. and, calling it an act of war, the attacks this week will bring "a severe reckoning and just retribution against israel". >> reporter: as he was giving the speech, two sonic booms happened and the tension is high all over lebanon. the lebanese facing the aftershock, hospitaling tending to the wounded, an intelligence source confirmed the details behind this week's attacks, israel created shell companies to manufacture and sell pagers to hezbollah. according to the source, 1-2 ounces of explosives were implanted with a remote trigger switch to set off the blast, this kind of an attack, planned 15 years in advance. the state department insists

on deesqualation. >> [soundbite]: we with have stopped an all-out regional war and we will continue on that. >> reporter: israel has entered a new phase of the war, prime minister benjamin netanyahu vows to safely return residents to the north. michael? >> michael: marcus, thank you for that. and we turn to the race for the white house. overnight, vice president harris in michigan with oprah, fielding questions from voters while former president trump spoke as an event in washington, d.c.. mary is in detroit with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, this event here overnight in michigan was signature oprah winfrey from the celebrity appearances to the deeply personal and emotional stories of voters. harris and oprah well aware, this race is extremely close, trying to reach out to key voters that will make all the difference. >> actress: unite for america. >> reporter: the queen of talk, boosts kamala harris to

get out to vote, and hoping to reach the critical sliver of voters that will make all the difference. this is a highly produced virtual rally, oprah trying to harness and help the momentum of kamala harris. >> actress: it's about character and deicencey and respect, all of the things that we believe what actual means to be an american system, and pursuit american dream. >> harris fielding questions from voters. about the issues top of mind for them. from immigration, the cost of living to reproductive rights. >> vice president: the former president chose three supreme court, they over turned roe versus wade. >> this 28-year-old mother was the first publicly known woman

to lose her life as a result of georgia's abortion ban. >> you are looking at a mother that is broken. the worst pain ever ... that a mother ... that a parent ... could ever feel. according to the propublica, after a medical abortion, amber suffered from a grave infection, and the doctors waited 20 hours to operate, by then it was too late. >> vice president: i am so sorry, the word over and over in her mind is preventable. is she on death's door before you decide to give her help? >> actress: that's the problem. that's the problem. >> reporter: oprah noted harris, herself is a gun owner. >> vice president: i am a gun owner. tim walz, is a gun own. someone breaks into my house, they are getting shot.

>> actress: i hear that. >> vice president: probably shouldn't have said that, but i will have to deal with that later. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in washington, donald trump joining one of his top donors, at an event talking about anti-semitism. >> former president: if we don't win this election, israel will cease to exist in 2-3 years, it will be wiped out. he said harris doesn't like jewish people and repeatedly attack jews that support democrats and harris. >> former president: any jewish person that votes for her, especially now, her or the democrat party, should have their head examined. [ applause ] >> reporter: harris' husband, the second gentlemen, doug emhoff, himself, jewish, responding to this in our interview. >> michael: he said, "she doesn't like jewish people". and you are a jewish-american. what was your reaction when

you heard that in real time? >> guest: typical donald trump gas lighting. he is somebody who has had dinner with known anti-semites and during and after the horrific events in charlottesville, people were marching with tiki-torches saying "jews shall not replace us" and he said there were fine people on both sides of this. he's sides incredibly vile things and for him to say that, i just ... almost laugh at would say. >> reporter: highlighting amber's story and the real conquences of what she calls "trump's abortion ban", finishing the day in wisconsin, trump is back out to north carolina tomorrow. >> michael: thank you, mary, we will have more on the

exclusive interview, of the second gentlemen emhoff. >> george: the governor is under fire for message board comments. here's more on the story. >> reporter: good morning, it's not just the governor's race important in north carolina, this is a critical battleground state in presidential voting. and, mark robinson made it clear, his name is staying on the ballot. this morning, mark robinson, the republican nominee for governor, in the critical swing state of north carolina is vowing to stay in the race. denying that he made a series of racist and inflammatory on-line posts detailed in an explosive new cnn report, where he reportedly called himself "a black nazi". sord >> [soundbite]: the things that you see in that story are not the words of mark robinson. >> reporter: abc has not

confirmed the report, but these comments were made on a pornographic website called "nude africa", saying "slavey is not bad, and wishing with it would come back", and saying he spied on women in public showers as a teenager. he has a history of inflammatory rhetoric, winning the primary with trum endorsement. >> former president: this is "martin luther king on steroids". i told that to mark. i said, i think you are better than martin luther king, i think you are "martin luther king times 2". >> reporter: in some on line posts it was reported he called martin luther king communist. the allegations are called a political smear by the

robinson >> polls have vice president harris and donald trump neck and neck in north carolina. >> responding to the news, north carolina is vital to winning. and this morning, there's no word if robinson will appear at the rally in north carolina this weekend, george. >> george: thank you, let's get more from our political respecter. north carolina -- reporter. north >> reporter: vice president harris is up in 4 of those states and the closest one, north carolina, on the list, 1/10th of a percentage point difference. the race may depend on the outcome of that state, playing with the math, imagine the world harris wins in wisconsin and michigan. if she doesn't take pennsylvania, she could win

nevada and arizona and still be short. 267, but needs 270, she has to win georgia or north carolina, that's what makes the scandal in north carolina a very big deal potentially. >> george: and the single elector vote in nebraska could be decisive. >> nebraska and main award elector votes not state-wide, nebraska is deep red, but there's a district, the omaha area, the single elector vote has gone to obwithama-- obama, and biden once. and, the harris campaign thinks this is the likeliest way to win the presidency. winning wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania. and the sunbelt states, if they go to donald trump, the map shows 269, a tie in the elector college, one vote then absolutely is critical, and it would be the clincher. republicans lean heavily on the republican governor, to change the law, even this

late. not clear they have the votes but it's wild to think how this is happening less than 7 weeks before election day, ballots sent out in 10 states and in-person voting begins for several states today, including virginia. >> george: thank you. >> michael: the fatal shooting of a kentucky judge in his chamber. the sheriff is in custody. good morning. faith. >> reporter: good morning, michael, the deadly shooting has shaken this small kentucky community to the core. police say the sheriff walked into the judge's chamber, witnesses heard an argument, and moments later, multiple gunshots. this morning a kentucky sheriff is behind bars after allegedly opening fire on a district judge at a courthouse on thursday, killing him. several law enforcement agencies responding to reports of gunfire, inside the courthouse, before 3 p.m. finding 54-year-old district judge kevin mullens suffering from multiple gunshot wounds,

he died at the scene. >> we know there was an argument, but what transpired prior to the the shots being fired are things we are getting answers to. >> the 46-year-old was taken at the scene, charged with first degree murder. and, no motive is released yet. there's far too much violence in this world, i pray there's a path to a better tomorrow. rebecca, they haven't said what led to the argument between the sheriff and the judge, but they say the sheriff is cooperating with the investigation. rebecca? >> rebecca: shock suggest all went down -- shocking it all went down inside the courthouse. turning now to aaron rodgers, leading the new york jets to victory overnight against the patriots. will reeves is here with us highlights. hey, will. >> will: this is an old rivalry, jets/patriots. in the tom brady era it was lopsided. now brady is in the booth and

the jets have a future hall of fame qb, and last night, the scales tipped towards aaron rodgers and the home team. in fact they were favored to win, the jets were, for the first time in over a decade, rogers' first home start, 4 plays into last season, dashing everyone's dreams, he got the achilles injury. 10 yards in for the score, aaron rodgers had 281 passing yards and two touchdowns, he said after the game he felt like a younger version of himself, music to the jets' fans ears. the patriots were out of tune all night, 93 yards of offense total, not even the length of the football field, compared to the jets' 400. tough way to win, and they did not. jets 24-3. week three of the nfl season, culminates in a monday night football, double herd. commanders/bengels. 8:15. >> michael: good to see aaron rodgers back, and good to see

a new york team winning. no sleight, good to have them. just saying it's good to have a win in new york city. appreciate you will. and, my exclusive interview with second gentlemen, doug mov mov -- emhoff. talking about the economy and family. >> george: sean "diddy" combs. ment >> rebecca: we start with ginger, happy friday. >> ginger: nice to see you, to you, as well. and there are severe thunderstorms, oklahoma to minnesota. we will start on the stourn end- southern end, in excess of 72 miles an hour, this trailer flipped and killed a man, it was deadly yesterday, we have more chances for thunderstorms i will show you, but the wall-cloud is hanging over northern minnesota, this

is the season we switch from cold-to-hot and you get severe events and the low pressure system is one to watch, because it will drag the cold front across and go to the east. the new storm ends up with some thunderstorms from southwest michigan through indiana, to missouri, gusty winds and flash flooding possible, the rainfall much needed, on the northern end, chicago through michigan are saying we need the rain. but it will come fast, northern missouri if you get 3-4 inches in an hour or two, it may be problematic. and the heat, records were broken from houston to amarillo, they had the hottest, latest, 100 degrees. the heat advisory, the index, what it feels like, is upwards of 107, through much of oklahoma. that's in the ridge, and then there's a cooler dip back to the west. here's what we end up with today, tulsa up to 98. look at the slide to the 70s. amarillo, 69 on sunday, so we will see this drop off.

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>> george: back with the abc nuse exclusive, and michael you sat down with the second gentlemen. >> michael: he took me on a tour of where he grew up, opening up about his wife, family and the economy, to the childless cat lady comments. childless cat lady comments. 46 days until voters take to the polls, second gentlemen doug emhoff has been on the d trail supporting his wife, vice president harris as she campaigns to be the next president. >> guest: this was an iconic spot in the neighborhood. >> michael: the second gentlemen with is back in his home town in new jersey, ey, revisiting his childhood haunts. >> michael: you were a kid, you sat at this counter and thought about the aspirations of the future, what did you think about what you wanted to do? i come back here one dayack >> guest: i thought i want to come back here one day as

second gentlemen. no, we talked about sports, talked about what we wanted to do when we grew up, i was like, "i want to be a lawyer", i always wanted to be a lawyer. >> michael: you said how special new jersey is to you, why is new jersey special to you? >> guest: new jersey is about loyalty and family and sticking up for each other. it's about being strong, not taking any crap. any >> michael: still there are a lot of voters who say, we need to know more about vice president harris. what do you say to them about who she is? >> guest: in my dnc-speech, i called her the joyful she is there for our family and will be there for yows and donald trump got the warrior part up on the debate stage. she spent her entire life for the people, donald trump has spent his entire life for himself. >> michael: 60 day ago, days president biden stepped aside,

and you are thrust into a asid, brighter spotlight than before; so, how have things changed for you in the past months? >> guest: not much. [ laughter ] >> guest: no, it's been a much whirlwind. that day when president biden decided to step aside on the campaign, i mean, she got up there and stepped up. like, we needed a leader. and she stepped into the breech. and, it's like, she is the ... "best", and most badass version of the kamala harris we know, and i love very much. we have s version >> michael: we heard "the childless cat lady", quote. this week, the governor of arkansas said quote. "my kids keep me humble, unfortunately, kamala harris doesn't have anything keeping hoesn't have anything keeping her humble", how do you react to a comment like that? >> guest: that's appalling for someone in a position of leadership, like as governor, to say something so out of

touch and repulsive, not only on the one, mispronunciation of her name, she knows her name, and two, as if you need to have your own biological children to be humbled. but then to say, as if women should be humbled ... you can see the pushback, from within her own party, because it's a repulsive thing to say. >> michael: vice president harris is step-mom to step 30-year-old cole, and 25-year-old ella, from the second gentlemen's first marriage to kirsten emhoff. >> michael: it's something to watch, speaking of family to see your kids and ex-wife step up. >> guest: we roll hard together, that's who we are. h and, you know, kirsten, has been incredible.ten has been when you attack kamala, especially on the issues about motherhood, kirsten, is out there each and every time, just ... to tell the truth about who kamala is, as a mother, as a person, as a

member of our family. again, always there for us. family, and she's gonna be there for for use's gonna be there for your family. >> michael: so when it comes to running a country, and the problems that need to be solved and need to be seen,um, what do you say to those who say "how will she be different from what we are seeing with we president biden"? >> guest: on the economy, we are going to continue to expand, you know, infrastructure, the chips' act, bring the chips manufacturing in here; the g in transition into clean energy. on the infrastructure piece, you see the affect, bridges roads tunnels airports, broadband. all of that will continue and expand. and she's talking about specifics that will help everyday americans with more housing, child tax credit, opening small businesses ... >> michael: for those who criticize, saying she's not done that in her 3.5 yearsas d-

officehat in her 3.5 yearsas d- vice president office is that unfair? >> guest: she's the vice-president, not the president. the vice-president is there as part of the administration, and not leading the administration. so, as president, she will be able to put will forth her policies, and plans, and policd effectuate those. >> michael: if you become first gentlemen, what does that say about the defining of gender roles and masculinity. >> guest: a man supporting a woman, and lifting up a woman, o it's the right thing to do. when a woman succeeds it's not like a man somewhere is not ot k succeeding. there's a binary thinking where, it's either/or, no, it's both. when we lift up women, we lift up all of society. >> michael: you worked as a litigator, you worked a case for my company back in the day. what it was like for you to take a break from the career that you not only excelled at, but, how was it for you to find a new identity in all of this? >> guest: so, i miss it.

[ breathes ] >> guest: there was a lot of action in it, but being able to be second gentlemen, and hopefully first gentlemen, you know, there's so much to do. and so, it really was a way to to do. it really was a way to so it really satisfy that curiosity i have, that work ethic. >> michael: the work ethic he learned, he says, growing up here. how does it feel to come back here? >> guest: surreal.surreal. >> michael: memorl.surreal. >> michael: memories from his past, visible today. >> guest: my brother andy did this on the lightwith post, lit it's been there 40-some-odd-yea. he did this ... and, he asked me to look. andy, it's still there, brother. [ laughter ] >> michael: he looks towards the future. we know you and the vice-president are turning 60. do you have plans for that?no! >> guest: yeah, win the election. >> yeah, win >> george: he's a giants fan? >> michael: he's a giants fan, making it clear from the dt beginning

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for pumpkin spice season, it goes beyond drinks, that's coming up. >> rebecca: happy pumpkin spice season for all who celebrate and the new report on social media, and surveillance. >> george: a look at the top stories at atri, starting with -- at 8, starting with breaking news. moments ago, there have been complications in the middle east, hezbollah struck israel with more than a hundred rockets and we are marcus with more. >> reporter: we are learning more about the strike carried out by hezbollah, the lebanon national news agency say it happened as rush hour was happening. 8 killed, 5with 9 injured -- 59 injured, and children were involved. the u.s. had already put out a 7 million reward for the capture of this man, allegedly involved in the 1983 bombing on the u.s. barracks, that killed 241 u.sthis comes as fig

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personal information, not just from their apps but, information from across the internet. your health conditions, if you are married, it can be used for targeting advertising. in a statement, google who owns youtube says it has the strictest policies in the industry, never sells people's personal information and disneyland -- disneyland doesn't sell for ads and, we have seen the touting ofrevamped settings for teens accounts, the ftc, says congress, needs to do more. there could be legislation enacted to protect kids and privacy on line, the last time that happened, tiktok and instagram hadn't been invented yet. michael? >> michael: elizabeth, thank you for that. and turning now to the investigation, into the titan submersible stradge --

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>> george: thank you very much. stephanie. and video shot for the documentary, on simone biles, could help jordan chiles' fight to get back her bronze. >> rebecca: the push to use a body roundness index, why does this number matter? >> michael: vince vaughn, what he says about "bad monkey", and will we see a requested wedding crashers sequel. >> good morning, all of the "emily in paris" fans are excited, because philippine leroy-beaulieu is here to tell us what's happening with sylvie on the new season, coming up here on gma! ♪ ♪ (♪) with wet amd, i worry i'm not only losing my sight, but my time to enjoy it. but now, i can open up my world with vabysmo. (♪) vabysmo is the first fda-approved treatment for people with wet amd

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♪ ♪ can >> michael: nice weather in new york friday morning, welcome back, everybody, next week here on gma, we have lady gaga, and more to tell us about the joker sequel. that will be something. >> george: the gma cover story, jordan chiles chiles is fighting to reclaim her bronze. the video shot in the docu-series about simone biles could impact her case. >> reporter: relentlessly fighting to get her bronze medal back. new video footage from a netflix docu-series, may flip this in chiles' favor. if all goes well, her teammate simone biles' docu-series is what she has to thank. this morning, we are getting a look at the key evidence that is part of the gymnast's fight

to reclaim her medal. jordan chiles. in video submitted as part of her appeal, filmed by the documentary crew, following her teammate, simone biles, chiles coach is asking for the inquiry into the routine, not once but twice within what appears to be the one-minute required by the committee. >> jordan, inquiry for jordan. inquiry for jordan. >> in august, she earned a bronze medal after the coach filed the inquiry. days later it was taken away after the court of arbitration void the the inquiry, saying the inquiry was filed seconds too late. chiles schokep choked up when talking about the medal was taken from her. the biggest thing taken from me was .... [ applause ]

>> that it was the recognition of who i was. >> the final decision on this appeal is in the hands of switzerland supreme court. jordan chiles and simone biles will perform in los angeles. michael? >> michael: thank you for that. now to the debate surrounding bmi and another approach, maybe this is a more accurate approach to determine if your weight is healthy. we saw this in the wall street journal, and nutritionist mia, is here. how does bmi work and what is the controversy surrounding this. >> so, bmi is body mass index, looking at someone's height and weight, there's a number that comes out, categorizing the person as underweight, overweight, regular weight, or obese. those categories are used in insurance, so, when someone gets health insurance, they

use the categoris to determine what they are eligible for. and other types of insurances. here's the controversy. it doesn't take into consideration body composition, someone who is muscular might wrongly be put in the overweight or obese category, that's just not okay. >> michael: i wondered about that, there's a more ratted way-- more accurate way to determine this? body roundness index? >> guest: the body roundness index, takes into account additional measurements, the hip and the waist. go on line and use the calculators. you are in a healthy sphere, or unhealthy sphere. the challenge with the bri is that, it really favors more slender bodies, and says that, okay, rounder bodies are not as quote-unquote, healthy. >> michael: given the options, what do you recommend for those who want to check their health and make sure

they are okay? >> guest: i like to check it, you can look as wonderful as you are on the outside, but, what's happening on the inside, the lipids and the blood pressure, i want to see those, and engage in mindful, intentional, gentle weight loss, we have to see more plants on the plate, inclusion of lean proteins, heart healthy fats and mindfulness around how much is being consumed and how often. >> michael: mindfulness, very important. mya, thank you as always. and, going over to will. pop news, buddy, i am coming. >> will: get over here, from bmi to p-o-p. new kids on the block, moving to a new block, the las vegas strip, the first ever vegas residency called "the right stuff", making the announcement in style, with a double decker bus, how did they get to the strip, you may ask? step-by step, of course. [ laughter ]

>> rebecca, the news is coming up, we cherrish every opportunity to perform for the fans and the las vegas residency gives us an opportunity to interact with the fans on another level. kicking off june 20th, 2025, the tickets go on sale next friday, and the band will join us on that day here in times square. they will tell us all about it and they will help celebrate two years of the right stuff on gma, with lori b! >> michael: perfect. >> rebecca: >> rebecca: i am in the demo, but ... >> nko. new kids on the block. >> will: all summer long, sabrina carpenter is serving up egg nog for the holidays. her own holiday special on netflix, called "a nonsense christmas", with sabrina

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stuff, this is her pumpkin spice edition, this may be the most controversial but the most anticipated of all of the "right stuffs" of all time. >> people are not into pumpkin spice, they said, but then they are stealing stuff off the set. pumpkin spice is a 600 million dollar industry. that scent, it's in over 400 products. we have the best ones here today. shall we kick it off with the candles? how beautiful with is this? it looks amazing, smells amazing as you said, it's from voluspa, and it's available at anthropology. the market is flood with pumpkin spice. and, viewers love this one, because of its blend, warm vanilla, cinnamon, so is balances the notes and it's a coconut wax, meaning it burns free, paraben and soy free,

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>> hey, bay area live with kelly and marcus. >> coming up, we'll chat with kelsey grammer and we celebrate our dear friend art moore's retirement. that's at nine on abc seven. >> we'll see you shortly. a live look from our walnut creek camera. sunshine breaking through the clouds. this morning. we're in the 50s and low 60s right now, so highs today we're back to average. sunshine breaks through those clouds between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. look at the weekend forecast. sunshine feeling like summer is back with those temperatures, so looking forward to it. >> thank you drew another abc seven news update in about 30in. minutes. you can alwaysch us atc seven ♪ ♪ >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. vince vaughn. >> michael: the man came on to the hollywood scene nearly 30 years ago, and his latest role involves the florida

keys, murder and a monkey. you are wack about with us. back with us. >> i have to earn my keep around here. vince vaughn has earned his keep for a long time. >> will: do you think about swinger, dodge ball, or something else, the resume is long and varied and culture-def show "bad monkey", we get funny, sharp, and unpredictable vince vaughn. >> actor: they said i was consistently reckless, inappropriate, and glim. why can't you hide me in the desk in here, i wouldn't be doing real work, i would just be checking the websites i like. >> will: playing a disgraced cop with something to prove. how much vince vaughn did you bring to the character, or did you play it as it's written to the -- on the page. >> actor: in the novel, the character has a sense of humor

about things, that's fun. >> [soundbite]: inspector, i have a few questions. >> what time is it? >> past bathroom time, you are good. >> actor: he's a guy, despite the obvious odds won't give up. >> will: in apple tv's bad monkey, based on the book by heison, this inspector is trying to solve a mystery, hoping to be reinstated to the force. and, involving characters including a monkey. all part of this story. there's darkness and weirdness to it. crime. >> the ahead in the passenger seat. >> if you are too grouch to answer the question, you don't have to hit me with the head in the front seat. >> is it a drameddy or a comedy? >> actor: you get permission to laugh and enjoy, it keeps it engaging, because the tone,

it doesn't feel like the kind of tone you see all the time, it's unique, how it's fitting together, i think for an audience, it makes the jokes more fun, because you are sort of popping the balloon from the tension, it makes the turns when people get killed or something happens, shocking, as well. >> [soundbite]: you want to join the team? just ask. >> will: vaughn's got a penchant for making audiences laugh. >> on the kick-drop. >> i am not the kick-drop kinda guy. i am a listener. >> will: out in the world, what do people quote back to you? >> actor: i have so many things that get quoted all the time. i can't say there's one that i single out more than the others. >> will: wedding crasher was the seminol moment, i was on a trip with my center in boston, and i have seen this movie 50 times. i had to restrain myself from

wearing a belt today, and saying "i am not even wearing a belt". >> beltless. >> actor: it was a good group of people, it was fun. >> will: can we get a wedding crashers two? >> actor: i think if you are gonna do it, it has to have a great story. my take is, what's the next chapter in those characters' lives, don't go back and tell the same story again, but do something fitting for the times. so, if they land on something that seems engaging, it's a possibility. >> will: that was music to my ears right there, it's possible. you are saying there's a chance. as "what the yuck"'s next for as for what's next for vince vaughn, he loves being a volleyball and flag football dad. bad monkey is streaming on apple tv. >> i didn't realize he was a flag football dad. >> will: bag sports fan and we with are big fans of his. >> rebecca: thank you, will. coming up n, philippine leroy-beaulieu, of "emily in

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♪ ♪ >> rebecca: this is a treat, we are t >> rebecca: back with the "emily in paris" on gma. this morning, the boss is in the house. philippine leroy-beaulieu, it's great to have you here, philippine. thank you so much for joining us, at gma live. >> actress: thank you for having me.

>> rebecca: thrilled to have you. it's been a great, great time for "emily in paris". you guys are on top of the world right now. >> actress: we are lucky people like us . [ laughter ] >> actress: it's been like that for a while, we are amazed to see how the public likes the characters and follows us. it's a blessing and thanks to darren star. >> rebecca: he's brilliant, absolutely brilliant. you have such an interesting story, your father was angle actor, as well. philippe. and so there's a lot of people, rome is a big part of his past, so when you were in rome, a lot of people recognized you, and him, and connected the two? >> actress: i was raised in rome, my father philippe worked there, and when we shot there, a lot of people from the crew knew my father, so it was very moving for me. you know? they loved him, because he was a very respectful man. so, it was very beautiful. >> rebecca: that's such a

beautiful thing, and really special to be part of it and to experience. so, i am sure has been the juggernat that is "emily in paris". so, you of course have an incredible career as well, beyond "emily in paris", what's it been like to be part of all of this? >> actress: it's changed my life, obviously, the first time i play a villian. a villian that has softer sides but still a villian. that was very exciting. >> rebecca: it's exciting to see what you will be wearing on the show. and, in addition to what emily and sylvie is wear withing. i want to take a look at this clip and we will come right back. >> [soundbite]: i was wondering if i could take a vacation day this week. >> a vacation day, i don't see why not, where are you off to? >> nowhere special, imented me-time, and -- i wanted some me-time, and i thought i would get out of time. >> where are you taking me-time, rome? >> why would you think that? >> a hunch. if you were, i would love to

get a meeting set up. >> i am not going to rome. i am going to ... um, craca >> who goes to cracao? >> it's all about the timing with sylvie. >> rebecca: you land the punches perfectly. >> actress: such a pleasure to play with lily. she's fantastic, and we love the comedy together. so it's great. it's great. we just find a chemistry. >> rebecca: we were saying before we came in, "emily in paris" is kinda like chocolate. it's fun, you want to consume it; fashion is a part of that. >> actress: yeah. >> rebecca: what was your favorite out fit, do you have a favorite out fit from the year? >> actress: it's difficult, there are so many beautiful clothes that the wardrobe comes up with, and i would say, the jumpsuit, when i come to rome, it's like strong, like "the witch is back" with and i liked that feeling. or the poochie dress in rome.

because in rome, the fashion was "softer", because rome ... it was not as contrived as paris, i like the evolution of the characters. >> rebecca: that's a mix, you bring the fashion game strong every day, your mom was a jewelry designer, looking at your julie, it's beautiful. and if you had to give advice to women out there who are trying to dress to feel confident and feel good in their skin, what would your advice be? >> actress: that's difficult. try to put something on that makes you feel "good", and don't put too much ... no christmas tree. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: that's i think like chanel's advice, take one thing off. look in the mirror, take one thing off. if you had to go anywhere with "emily in paris", where would you go? >> actress: emily in rio? >> rebecca: who would you take on a roman holiday? >> actress: maybe her

boyfriend, marcello? >> rebecca: oh, sylvie! thank you so much for joining us. thank you, philippine. and, all of "emily in paris" season 4 is streaming now on netflisks. let's go to netflix. >> ginger: "emily in paris" is my chock larcts thank you so much. -- chocolate. thank you so much. a look at the trailer for the docu-series, scamanda, based on a hugely popular podcast. >> amanda was a mother, a speaker at her church, everyone loved her. she was diagnosed with cancer. >> i heard the worlds "you have stage three blood cancer", when amanda told me she had cancer i was devastated. >> a beloved young christian woman, fighting a dattle can -- battle undeserved. >> we thought she was god's gift wbut she was a liar. >> why would someone fake cancer? >> thousands of people threw

money at her. the community raised a thousand thousand dollars, the lengths that she went with to, to fake the cancer. pictures of her in the hospital, iv's, and tubing. >> she hurt tons of people. it was a matter of time until manda's whole world came tumbling down. >> i was like, hey you are lying and you are getting caught. >> this is over. but ... >> scamanda, october 9th, streaming on hulu. >> scamanda, prem here on abc october 9th and stream happening the next da >> michael: now to the evolution of the black quarterback, a docu-series

produced by my production company, smack entertainment. in it, former nfl quarterback, michael vick, introduces us to great quarterbacks in the history of the league that are black. and, big welcome two michael vick. [ applause ] thank you for having me. great to have you here, man. looking at the nfl, people may forget, many including a lot of fans may not realize, it's taken decades for black quarterbacks to be given opportunitis in this league. and you talked with a lot of trailblazers who made that possible. how was that? >> player: it was, to talk to these guys and hear their stories. funny, we share similar stories. i feel like we had points in our careers where, whether you were in high school or college, you were doubted a bit, you were told you may have to play a different position, or you know, you just weren't confident, i wasn't confident i would be a quarterback, you know, as my years went on in football. and so, to listen to doug and

rodney, you know, we listened to warren, unbelievable stories i wanted this generation to hear, they are fortunate to be in the situation they are in; they are fortunate to be standing at the podium and selected #1. i was one of those guys and they just got it good nowadays and i want them to know what the trailblazers went through to pave the way for us now. >> michael: speaking of trailblaze wers, the first black quarterback, doug williams. >> player: one of the best interviews. >> michael: when made it special? >> player: doug was candid about the process, i sat down with joe gibs, talking to joe about doug, get to know hit football acumen, how much of a football savant, he was. coming up in grambing, he had stereotypes to face. and overcame those, once that happened he became one of the top quarterbacks in the nfl.

i remember watching doug as a 7-year-old kid in the superbowl, and not being as comfortable watching him, because i was used it seeing white quarterbacks, couldn't put it all together, why he was a black quarterback playing; it was one fusing because i wanted to be a quarterback, but i didn't ski see a lot of them as a watched the game of football. >> michael: you covered doug williams and you spoke to joe and andy reid your coach, and your favorite guy, steve young. and so this is kind of a big mix of people, you talked to a lot of young players, patrick mahomes, cj stroud, you talked to dak prescott, do they understand what it took for them to have the opportunity they have now? >> player: that's why we weapons inspectored to do this, we wanted to do this, we wanted to bring back the history and show what these guys had to go through, like i said, how fortunate and privileged they are now, to be

in position they are in. in talking to them, they had similar stories in their own right, they may have been doubted at times and had confidence to push forward, someone pushed them to continue to you know, want to play that position, the quarterback position; and a lot of those guys say, you know, i ainspired them -- i inspired them, cool to see, cool to hear. but a lot of people, um, you know, i know in my day, you know, it was questioned whether or not i would continue to be a quarterback. >> michael: you did, you did it well, inspired a lot of people. we will show a clip of a conversation you had with dak prescott. let's do it. >> [soundbite]: the visit to dallas there was a player in the training room, i won't say the name. and, as i walked through, he asked who i am, i said dak prescott, mississippi state.

>> he said black quarterback, we won't have that ... >> i realized the wall i would be trying to break down if i got drafted by them. >> michael: what do you think about the state of the league now, so many starting black quarterbacks out there. what does it s■ay about the league right now? >> player: i think it says a lot about the league, i truly wanted this to be a celebration. and not looked at as a devicer situation, the league, general managers and owners and coaches granted us the opportunity. and i think they deserve a lot of credit. >> my wife and i huddled together with smack, your production company, making this project a success, we wanted ultimately the nfl to be proud of this, how far we have come, the brotherhood and opportunities given to us as black quarterbacks now, i think it's a celebration

with/for all. >> michael: i am proud of what you put together, it really is, i am not saying it because i am part of it, i watched it and you did kay great job. the evolution of the black quarterback, september 24th on prime video. make sure you check it out. coming up, protecting the most

back with our friend, to talk talk about his new series, focusing on the planet's threatened eco-. >> this has been an amazing voyage, we have been to 5 havee countries around the world to see how the national parks in see other developed countries are being protected. earlier in the week, reports about indonesia, monday it's ecuador, cartels, moved into the hunt for a precious mineral, gold. >> true natural beauty, beau

untouched, one of the last of t its kind. it comes at a cost. 5 countries. 5 incredible real stories of adventure, danger ... and deceit. these are the last lands. the national parks around the ld world. that have to be saved. ♪ ♪ that have to be here in ecuador, goldmining has been around has been around for generations, in the mines where it's legal to dig for gold, it's harder and harder to find. forcing the miners deeper and deeper into the mines. this is the mining area we will go to. so we gallon up -- we will go up to this spot, we will see where our host can show us what they are doing. what is th? >> walking down the street to see how he's doing the mining, it's on the side of the road, n dynamite, a big pile of it. starting to see what this is

gonna look like, i think. going t can ♪ ♪ >> you heard dynamite blasts down here. >> we with have to go. >> what, the gas? there's gas? >> we have to go. >> these challenges have ga pushed miners into new gold-rich territories. >> this area is all right now carel run gold mine. >> international parks. into the amazon. >> wait a second, wait a minute. looks like three people are coming down the river. three ♪ ♪ >> this was just a taste of what we encountered while down there in ecuador. the cartel is operating, one of the most powerful, to keep them out of the parks the los government needs more troops and funding from people like us outside the country. so, george, this is true in all of the countries we visited, all of this needs supporting.

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investigation with a fatal accident in sunnyvale high. >> francis will take you to sfo this morning, get some sunshine started to break through some of the cloud cover right now. temperatures were in the mid 50s to the mid 60s where we will find increasing sunshine throughout the day. so the cloud cover breaks down between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. today for temperatures near average. enjoy that and then we're off to the races over the weekend. summer-like heat as fall begins on sunday. enjoy tons of sunshine this weekend, reggie. guess that's a sweat. >> time now for live with kelly and mark. we're back on the air at 11 fromly and mark. we're back on the air at deja vu: it's live with kelly & mark. -[lively music] -[audience cheers] today from the series frasier, kelsey grammer. plus, science bob brings a big batch of tp to the studio to help us wrap up our record breaker week. also, it's the end of an era. we celebrate, look back,