>> number seven, a special event in pinole to honor bay area rock band green day. they got the key to the city yesterday outside a 7-eleven that they sing about in some of their songs. the ceremony also celebrated the 30th anniversary of their breakout album, welcome to paradise. >> remember that? i do. yeah. yeah. thank god. yeah. okay. i was like, i was like, that's a green day song, right? yeah. okay. very cool. for them. yeah. that's really. it's fun to see them. yeah. >> hanging outside their 7-eleven used to frequent as kids >> george: "good morning america" coach overnight major escalation in the middle east and fall out, more next. extensive strikes in lebanon, israeli forces worn for civil aliens to get out. now what they tell us about a

war. president biden pushing to prevent one and martha raddatz in tel aviv on the escalation in marcus moore on the ground in beirut. speak on the hunt looking for suspects in a diplomat showing where people killed and a dozen injured after authorities say gunmen used and modified automatic weapon to open fire outside of a nightclub. we hear from one of the survivors. >> tropical threat, ginger taking shape and taking aim at the gulf coast. tornadoes touching down overnight. >> george: the swing states with 43 days until the final vote, the campaign's zero in on the battleground states. the new poll of the state of the race in the sun belt. new surveillance video shows custody of manhattan hotel. what we know about the living conditions right now. >> robin: and found a, a 10-year-old girl missing in the louisiana woods spotted by thermal imaging drone and how

she wandered away. >> motown history, gunned down inside of his chamber. and abc exclusive with buffalo bills safety damar hamlin and how we skipping young athletes save as he gets ready for monday night football. and over night coach of ravens take flight walking at cowboys come back close the eagle soar. >> he's going to take it, touchdown from number 65! >> robin: the chiefs chasing peak drains. >> touchdown, kansas city? an mvp going back-to-back-to-back. we've got playoff fever. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america"! >> george: how are you feeling this morning? >> robin: what is so hard because my saints but i'm happy for the eagles but it is all

good just to keep the line as it was. >> george: "good morning america." >> we hope you had a better weekend than robin did and we have a very busy monday morning ahead, just 43 days until election and rachel scott tracking both campaigns and new polling on the state of the race. speed to rebecca, we began with the urgent warnings overseas and fears growing in the middle east on the brink of a wider war with cross-border attacks escalating. overnight israeli forces say they conducted extensive strikes on hezbollah targets in lebanon. marcus moore in lebanon's capital but first chief global affairs anchor are raddatz in tel aviv. >> good morning, robin urgent warnings from his release to lebanese civilians to get out of harm's way as extensive strikes are launched into hezbollah stronghold with u.s. official telling me a wider conflict now

really looks to be inevitable. >> overnight, dramatic new strikes on lebanon. for the first time since october 7th massacre, israel showing warplanes making a direct hit on a residence where they say hezbollah was hiding a cruise missile capable of traveling deep into israel. the idea of the said said upmc hezbollah operatives breaking down a wall in the home in reading the missile for lunch. the idf warning extensive precise strikes came to targets across lebanon are far from over. and that civilians around them should flee. the advice of civilians for lebanese is located next to buildings and areas used by hezbollah for military purpose such as those used to store weapons to immediately move out of harm's way for their own safety. >> robin: this comes after

weekend of hezbollah firing 150 rockets into northern israel. when he intercepted before they their mark, israel, too hundreds of strikes into lebanon and they are strikes intensified after last week's present in an attack on hezbollah personal communication devices including pagers killing 42 people and injuring nearly 3500. v israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said israel will do whatever is necessary to restore to its borders. no one can accept rockets into their cities and we can't accept it either. >> u.s. official telling me moments i go in coming hours, be ten air strikes will ratchet up substantially and eminently, georgia. >> george: standby, marcus. >> george, good morning the mood is different today on the streets are quieter and many

restaurants are vacant. earlier, a lot of people received warnings on cell phones to evacuate. those same messages broadcast on radio stations. much of lebanon on edge as they watch the fighting in the south intensify and strikes in beirut. while attending israeli funeral , a radio exploded in a man's hands and we saw the chaos that followed. after an unprecedented explosion of thousands of personal electronic devices across the country, some move their family from the area of concern of southern beirut that will be targeted again. this morning to lebanese health ministry said 100 people have been killed and 400 injured in israeli strike so far today and putting this all together, some people fearful what is to come and others are angry and said they would be ready to fight fight, georgia bill mcgeorge. >> george: the u.s. is concerned about it.

>> president biden said administration is doing everything possible to prevent a war but u.s. officials at the table is set for escalation that the israelis not listening to the u.s.. what we sow overnight is a prelude of what is to come. that is why we see the state department warned americans to get out of lebanon while commercial means are still available. of course, here in israel, they fully expect hezbollah to launch further attacks, robin. speed to the manhunt in alabama searching for the gunman who opened fire on a crowd of people saturday night killing four and wounding more than a dozen others. stephanie ramos in birmingham with the latest for us, good morning to you, stephanie. >> robin, good morning right outside of the lounge where the shooting happened to. 1 person was killed was the intended target and the others

caught in the cross fire of. >> this morning the police are on the hunt for multiple suspects who they say fired into a crowd in a busy entertainment district in birmingham, alabama, killing four and injuring more than a dozen. it was around 11:00 p.m. saturday, police racing to the city's historic five points south area and the university of alabama in birmingham finding 21 victims and video showing a harrowing scene with victims laying on the sidewalk. the police say one of the four people killed is believed to be intended target. >> we think there was a hit, if you will, on that particular person. someone willing to pay money to have that person cable to. >> 24-year-old gabriel standing outside of the lounge when he heard the gunshot. heard the gunshots and it wasn't just a few seconds in the running out of nowhere, i could not fill my leg and i started to fall. and i get up and it didn't even

resonate i had gotten shot. >> recounting the terrifying moments as he recovers at home. >> i get up and turn and look back, and you just see a horror movie out of a scene. i mean, there are bodies on the sidewalk. there is smoke from the guns covering the area. >> authorities say multiple suspects jumped out of the vehicle opening fire on a group standing outside and then ran off. >> it was general chaos and pandemonium. this gentleman kept screaming, "that is my sister!" >> the firearms involved in the shooting were converted to semiautomatic with a gun switch with 100 shell casings collected at the scene. the police appealing for the public's help. >> the first priority is to get the shooters, find the shooter's and get them off the streets. >> the authorities releasing

identities of three of the victims 21-year-old, 27-year-old booker, carlos mccain among the victims. local police looking for the atf and fbi as they continue the investigation, rebecca. >> rebecca: caught in the cross fire on a night out, stephanie, we turn to the tropical threat and tornadoes and ginger taking aim at the gulf coral coast. we should have landfall hurricane in the eastern gulf of mexico so what is looking more and more confident that we will have the storm, the serial thunderstorms we are watching and end the next couple of days it doesn't matter when it forms but it does matter where and how it is forming and how quickly it can do that. i will show you why. we move this into the gulf by tuesday. than that i pressure system that would've been blocking most of the sun allows for the storm to come right on up. panhandle florida and what that means to you as it could move

slowly and wrap it around back into the mid south and stall it out. that would be major inland flooding problems but we will watch for that. at the initial thursday him night friday morning, the gulf plenty of fuel with dryer wrapping and with a little bit of a fight from the atmosphere but either way, east of new orleans be preparing for this. don't count yourself out if new orleans quite yet because days and days away but watching this form, it looks like the panhandle so tampa and anybody on the southwest shore of florida has to be aware. naples all the way up to crystal river and all of the places i was that months ago, debbie. 's view and t days ago kamala harris and donald trump campaigning and battleground states and the latest good morning, rachel. looking in like link that voters will see these two candidates on a debate stage before november election. we have six weeks to go and

vice president kamala harris gaining momentum nationally but she has trailing donald trump into critical goal battleground states to decide the election. just 43 days to go vice president kamala harris gaining ground nationally with the resample met finding and 49% to 44% but siena poll shows tight races in the battleground states to decide this election with trump ahead of arizona and north carolina. and harris trying to pin a contrast. >> on the other side of, a devaluation of who the american people are and don't understand. challenging the former president to a debate. >> joined me on the debate stage and let's have another debate. >> trump is rejecting that. >> no matter the outcome, this election will likely be his last few or the former president constitutionally ineligible to run again if he wins asked whether or not a fourth bid for

the white house if he loses. know, i don't. i think that will be -- that will be and i don't see that at all. hopefully we will be successful. over the weekend, trump railing supporters in north carolina as endorsed the governor at the center of controversy and scandal. >> hello to north carolina. trump praised mark robinson but not now mentioning him by name. cnn said he made a serious racist and inflammatory comments a decadent ago calling a black. it is the news from the reporting though robinson denies. >> of the things you will see in that story, those are not the words of mark robinson. overnight four staffer stepping down but trump not withdrawing his endorsement and some voters concerned what that coming for the top of the ticket. >> does it give you pause? >> yes, yes it does. >> north carolina, a must-win

for donald trump and barely won that state last time around and he heads to pennsylvania for a rally as vice president kamala harris a big speech on the economy this week. poll after poll trump dominates. >> george: rebecca. >> we turn to breaking news overnight, the pope canceling events right before a new trip. foreign correspondent james longman tracking the news from the vatican. nice to see you, james. >> good morning and just announced this morning pope francis is suffering from what they call mild flu-like symptoms and it is days before a planned trip to belgium and luxembourg. all of his audience is canceled but this is joe's precaution. as of now, the trip to victim victims of child sex abuse is still on. the vatican is stressing the symptoms are mild but there is constant concern about the 87-year-old popes health. last month i possible lung removed as a child is serious and sciatica is bad and using

the wheelchair. despite these issues he likes to be as busy as possible just returned from a perfect 11 day tour of asia which saw him visit four countries, the longest and furthest he has traveled as pope today. this is not someone who likes to slow down, guys. >> make a full recovery for the rebecca said it is good to have you in the studio. we will turn to an action-packed football sunday. the ravens and the eagles soared and the defending championship chiefs on their hunt and today janai norman has the highlights for us, janai. rob and i was to see if there was a little shake with the eagles because they sail past your state 15-12. there were a lot of surprises and a lot of upsets in week three of this nfl season. the broncos barreled past the buccaneers and the vikings crush the texans and the

seahawks, they dominated the dolphins. the dolphins got molly walked. several teams mount but few were able to seal the deal >> touchdown kansas city! >> overnight super bowl mvp patrick mahomes leaving the cheese to victory over atlanta falcons era joe patrick mahomes now won the most games have been a quarterback through the first day smack 100 starts with 77 wins and 99 starts surpassing tom brady. kansas city able to hold onto the win 22-17. the dallas cowboys staged an impressive rally. >> he's got it! touchdown, dallas! >> falling short to the ravens. >> in for the touchdown! >> the lions taking down the cardinals 20-13 thanks in part to epic trick play. gibbs taking the ball 21 yards to the end zone. >> it is in the end zone for a

touchdown! >> in new orleans... legendary saints qb drew bray's serving as a white man leaving the stadium in a pregame chant but it was not enough to keep the eagles from soaring to victory led by two touchdown's running back take one berkeley. >> sake juan barkley is the guy! he is going to take it. touchdown from 65! >> man, robin they let that part of the play but still perfect records and the bikers steelers co. seahawks, the chiefs and the buffalo bills 3-0 monday night for about monday night football on abc is a big deal and want that coming up the next hour. >> taking the bait, nice try coming up sean "diddy" combs arrested and caught on camera and we will tell you about his conditions right now. >> 18-year-old found safe in the woods thanks to thermal imaging grown and what we know about how

she wandered off. exclusive nfl player damar hamlin suffered cardiac arrest during a game and how he's helping to keep young athletes safe, but first let's go back to ginger. >> the first day of fall was tornadic in northeastern indiana so i want to show you these pictures of the national weather service there. you can see the rotation and they had damage to a school and so i'm sure they will have complications from that delaware county some of those pictures. that came along this front and connected to another one with more damaging wind possibilities and yes, flash flooding too but little rock through louisville, nashville and knoxville. we will cover this throughout today. local weather in 30 seconds.

>> geor >> robin: just getting started and coming up social studies yearlong deep dive as a world of teenagers help shape the childhood. we will be right back.

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>> george: we are back with new tales about a little car that went missing in louisiana. she was found with thermal

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able to be here and still able to live life everyday after you experienced what i experienced. this morning mark hamlin and smarts smarts coalition exclusively announcing to "gma" the launch of a new program to help get more automated external defibrillator is known as aeds into schools and onto playing fields. >> i'm super excited to announce new aeds for youth programs is pretty much open to all schools k-12 grades through the end of 2025 in all 50 states. >> a man now on a mission determined to spread the word on the importance of aeds. >> what shift in perception have been noticed as you go through your daily life knowing you don't have the right equipment or awareness things can go horribly wrong? >> i'm more aware of the importance of an aed and oh joe you know, i'm more aware of the

importance of cpr as well. sudden cardiac arrest is a rare but leading source of exercise-related deaths in young athletes. >> we know with the implementation of immediate cpr and aed, dramatically increased sevenfold. currently only about half of all states require schools to have aeds and these life-saving devices are costly peerage of the aeds for youth programs is teaming up with leading aed companies to make these devices more accessible and affordable in schools across the country. >> it is an essential to be able to use aed and perform cpr. i look at as a life-saving skill, which is a superpower. >> and in a recent headline, damar hamlin in a different place miami quarterback tua tagovailoa diagnosed concussion after after this collision with hamlin. hamlin, and tua tagovailoa down.

>> prayers for tua tagovailoa and i hope he is back on his feet as soon as possible. i asked him if he consider the eerie similarities between he and the two collated and the hit that changed his life and he said he had not because it happened so fast in the moment because he so focused on making the most of every moment he has now, which has been made possible by aeds. it is full circle. >> is a good guy there. tonight's "monday night football" double-header as the buffalo bills take on the jacksonville jaguars and cincinnati bengals face the washington commanders. let's go back -- okay, let's go back to janai. good morning again, janai. >> you are sounding like there is an invitation there robin. onto cincinnati, the stadium where the cincinnati bengals take on the washington commanders but the bengals find themselves in a bind third year in a row with 0-02 start but a

tough loss against the chiefs losing by one point on the final play of the game. quarterback joe burrow to right the ship and reinforcements wide receiver tee higgens looking defensive tackle kris jenkins making a beer tonight and the bengals are the favorite against the commanders, but it won't be walked in the park peerage jaden daniels quarterback not going down without a fight and a heisman trophy winner in his rookie season leading offense that is exceeding expectations. now add-ins a friendly rivalry between the quarterback joe burrow and daniels who went to lsu and both won the heisman trophy and sure to be a mond "monday night football" game full of drama. but it is not the only one. so let's go over to ashan singh and buffalo and please tell me you got buffalo wings. >> yes. janai and welcome to a high mark stadium and i haven't got my buffalo wings yet but we are in the home of the notorious bills

feeling good they start to the season. well rested after ten days off and looking to take on young and restless jacksonville jaguars team who started the season disappointing 2-0. they were hoping for a statement from quarterback trevor lawrence to prove he is, in fact, the guy against the defense to lead jacksonville to glory one day. it is tough to bet against the buffalo bills in josh allen, especially at home under the lights. it is worth noting the superstar quarterback does have a losing record on monday night football with just three wins and five losses throughout his career. he has a formidable opponent in jacksonville linebacker to put the legal notice with the best offenses. guys, the stage is set and bills mafia will be rocking tonight and i still need to get my buffalo wings so i'm really excited. that is all you can think about your wings. have a good time, janai, good

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third championship in a row after beating seattle storm 78-67 and third time leak mvp and came back with a slow start with 21 points, the most of any one of the night as she celebrates becoming only the second player to ever unanimously win mvp. and we broke that news right here on "gma." >> this is the first time since 1997 that it was a unanimous vote for mvp. >> i did not know. >> oh, congratulations, it was unanimous. [laughter] >> how do you feel about that? >> incredible, i did not know it was unanimous. that is so cool. >> got a love snapsnap, snap, but

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social media. some call it the guinea pig generation. >> they hope to document the first generation that had grown up with social media their entire lives. >> what do you think parents don't know about what they were teens are doing on social media? >> i think parents don't know the majority of what teens are doing on their phones. >> i sort of don't want to look at my kids tiktok. a filmmaker laura greenfield is looking to change that. >> i think it will be talking to parents and familiar to kids. >> a groundbreaking elongation to teenagers and gargantuan social media plays and their lives. >> how many of you were asked to send a picture of yourself. >> social studies features diverse group of l.a. digital natives who tackle tough topics, depression, sexual assae racism and intentional algorithm pressure. >> is it our imagination or is it order to be a team today?

>> i think it is harder to be a teenager. one of the things i talk away how toxic comparison culture is. and social media is 24/7 comparison. now they are comparing themselves against the whole world and images that are fictionalized that are manufactured and retouched and that are not real. >> a tiktok can be in the tv show top life where everything comes easy for you. >> that is what you see online ntb and everywhere that's what's marketed. social media is about looking good and appealing to what other people like. >> were you worried about giving access to your phone to lauren? >> i was nervous, but i think what she is doing is so important that i think we have two get vulnerable in order to really capture this generation and the digital age. >> we meet sidney who was

cyberbullied during her senior year palisades turner high school. >> i was vulnerable in the series and it is hard to see yourself at your lowest, but i feel this year is very important and sparks important conversation that we don't really talk about so often. >> who in here has gone viral? show of hands? oh, my gosh,, everybody has gone viral. >> i think some parents will watch and say, 's those are extreme california kids. >> i want to make the point these are not individual, unusual, extreme stories. these are really universal stories. i have to say is a moment three, this story had me shook, i mean, shook but it offers hope and road map for teens and parents and educators as well as big tech and lawmakers. it also comes with long list of resources everything from curriculum and to spark conversation and hopefully

change. social study premieres friday on fx and stream it on who live, guys. >> thank you so much for bringing that to our attention. and time for a little pop news. >> a nice segue. we will work on it. we will give you some great news from john mulaney and olivia munn taking to social media to share they just welcomed a baby girl into their family with the help of a surrogate. this happy news just comes months after rebuild a breast cancer battle to the world and the decision on the baby announcement post stating when she met wi with the surrogate they spoke mother to mother and she knew they had found a real-life angel. they thanked her for keeping baby may safe nine months. she joins the brother malcolm with a happy family of four.

congratulations, guys, we are so happy for you. this morning, september 22nd, we all love september 21st but september 22nd a special day in television with three highly most acclaimed shows of our time debuting on that same day 30 years ago september 22nd 1994, this pop-culture phen debuted, thank you, rob robin. with 62 nominations and 52 million people tuning in to watch. another show milestone anniversary on the 22nd "lost" 20 years ago and went on six tory seasons culminating one of the most shocking endings on television history. a new documentary called "getting lost, the premiere yesterday with a little story and deep dive features the cast and crew's and looks at the cultural impact of that innovative show up here and it

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are willing to come out here -- wake up before sunrise and read together? >> i love that. some of my favorite discussions i have had her about my favorite book or a book where you bonded over a particular author. it is a shared passion that i can talk about and discuss and to me those are my more memorable conversations i've ever had. >> people are passionate about your books and to that do you have a little surprise for everybody here? >> i do, i will hand out copies of my new novel "counting miracles" to everybody. [cheers and applause] you get a book and you get a book and you get a book. [laughter and cheering] we will keep you busy handing out the books. we will send it back to the studio. and we will keep the reading party going here with a novel "counting miracles." >> it was so quiet out there.

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bright in the studio, it is because we have two big hollywood stars, kristen bell, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] adam brody, ladies and gentlemen. "nobody wants this" and we think everybody wants this, this conversation. >> that is good to hear, that is good to hear. speed to give us your elevated pitch about the show. >> it is modern, thoughtful rom-com about a girl who falls in love with a rabbi. speed to that is quick. >> what would you say? >> it is an elevator pitch. >> robin: we are happy to see you back because you said you wanted to maybe be away from television for a while. so what was what brought you back? >> what it came across my desk at the right time and i think i had wanted to see a nice rom-com

to sort of fill my soul. i feel like people need that. i don't know, i stayed at home a couple of years and raise my kids. now, i feel they are out and about in the world more and i felt the edge to get creative again with this guy. >> i read that you guys were great friends and certainly, adam, so happy to see you. you have so many fans of your character on the "oc." any similarities between seth and this character know well who is being dubbed hot rabbi? [laughter] >> yes and no. i guess. i think they have a lot of super fishy elegies in common. but no is deeply religious and spiritual and i would say that seth is so that is a pretty big difference. >> that is a big difference. >> george: kristen you play a

podcast on the show and you're an expert. do you give advice about all of this? >> no, he can give advice on everything else but i don't know, the way i used it because the podcast films in our home is understanding what comes along with living a life that is fully and completely on display at all times for the content, which is very much my character on the show which is where she needs sort of a more refined gentlemen. what is really -- i don't know, difficult for them to create some friction. >> george: let's see some of it. >> white now questioning. >> well, i don't know as established, and fresh off of a long-term relationship. plus you and i come from different worlds and it would be hard to pull off. i will stop you right there you can't friend zone may because i already friend sonu.

>> that is likely the best policy. please don't steal my policy. >> are you staying? >> and decided. >> robin: we are in and the chemistry between you two and lara alluded to this earlier, you guys known each other a couple of decades and work together but what was it like teaming up on film? >> it was lovely and i don't know the reputation precedes her. she is phenomenal to work with and there is a mood, i mean, obviously she is very talented and i admire her talent but the mood she brings is infectious and i have worked with her before so i know it. and it permeates the whole crew, everyone. >> 100% i was on page 3 well, this has to be brody and i have to convince him to do this because from an outside point of view he seems picky about his work, better love everything he is in.

so... >> i've got to hear this story a lot. i like it. [laughter] >> i had to snag him for this. i will not do it unless it is adam brody. >> that is so nice to hear, right? >> very flattering. >> you and your wife have little girls. >> one little girl. 1 big girl now, . >> but probably still loves "frozen" i hope and i wonder if they figured out that you are working with the star. >> my daughter is into it but my son doesn't know yet but he will learn. >> very cool. >> my kids are very excited adam was in "shazam." >> when i met lincoln, hi, i have heard so much about you and she said, "i've heard nothing about you." >> we went to see shazam in 4d and i didn't understand what 4d

was. it was really intense. aunt this morning, 4d means will be moving around and there were injuries. the seats move so much. >> thank you so much and congratulations. it looks fantastic and it's getting great press. it has to be an honor to be called hot rabbi. >> it is, let's just let it happen. [laughter] >> i love how you guys think. >> nobody wants this, that is really the name "nobody wants this" and on netflix and c

>> robin: we are back with money smart series with ways to plan financially for the future. this morning how to invest and make your money work for you no matter the income. rebecca, sometimes, you know it is tight for a lot of folks. >> rebecca: it is tight for a lot of folks, robin and i get this question from viewers and the biggest question, how do i get started and specially when i am on a budget? this is how. >> when mother for firstrmal thr extra money to save was like a hard thing to do so she started slow with just $20.

gradually increased it as her income went up. >> i think a lot of people are sitting back and thinking, i need hundreds of thousands of dollars. that is deafly not the case when it comes to investing. >> it's and use the app acorn and available to consumers and another is robin hood. the strategy stephanie guild gave us tips. she recommends building three months of emergency savings before you start investing. next, figure out your goals and write down what you want this to do for you. that can will see you for a home or vacation or even something longer-term like i want to say for my retirement. once you have an account open you can start even with a small amount. find late diversify by not investing everything in one company. exchange traded fund is sometimes a good way to get started and you go out and buy the ten pack of multicolored

socks. that is how i think about atf you buy one things and gives you exposure to lots of different underlying. >> as for alisha, of the investment has grown $2,000 and she started six months ago and she plans to keep going. >> and right now, something i will do every month and invest in something. >> what i really love about this is how alisha did it and she started small. if you automate and make small $10.20 a paycheck over time, it really grows and you want to use when polls wisely if you get a tax refund or an inheritance or make return and get a little money back. bank it toward your retirement and then finally talk to your employer. a number of employers have free counseling that can really walk you through this. i really want to double down on the idea of starting small. if you started 22 years old, put $10 every two weeks into an ira

or 401(k) and invest in stocks like s&p 500 index month, by the time you are 67 years old, you will have over $74,000. that is because of compound interest in starting early. you were saying you started early. >> robin: i remember elementary school and i wanted a schwinn with the banana seat and handlebars. the handlebars and i remember opening my first savings account. it is something that has stayed with me. brings a piggy bank as mom and dad in grown-ups. >> i loved the book. and felt such an accomplishment. >> in the candy at the bank was really good too. >> let's go back to ginger. get ready to see the amazon like never before a digital experience into the amazon to immerse you in the beauty and splendor of one of the world's most critical ecosystems. the incredible visuals captured

by 17 "national geographic" explorers. and we will stream a documentary next month called expedition. and october issue an interactive experience online right now at net geo.com/into the amazon. tune into the >> we are here with their friend nicholas sparks and authored a dozen of books and sold 130 million copies. his new book. talk about "counting miracles." it did well and nicholas park so a little romantic story in there set in north carolina. this one is interesting with a couple of stories and a guy

unsettled in his life rolls into town and meets divorced mother of two kids. and he's not staying long. that is a conflict in the get together but meanwhile you have another character who wants to save a white deer who wandered into the woods. these stories kind of delighted. what are the miracles and the significance of "counting miracles"? >> "counting miracles" came from a line in the book of job in the bible. it says, the lord is great in your life is filled with uncounted miracles. so i called it "counting miracles." you will see the reference, the biblical quote at the beginning of the novel. >> we saw you at the party and so nice to meet up with your readers and your audience. >> it is interesting because people ask if i like it and it gives me a chance to figure out a au jus what they like and what other novels, and basic ideas for the next literally a book

signing and someone said to, you know, you haven't done a story about a love story people who are in their 50s and 60s for a while. why don't you do that? i spent last night thinking, yeah, why haven't i found that wish to mark. >> do you have an ideal reader in your head or does it change all the time? >> i'm fortunate my readers range from teenagers up to the 80s and 90s. i had a lady of the book signing yesterday my oldest lady 102 years old and i think my youngest reader was 12 yesterday. sobered is pretty much anyone who wants a story about people they can relate to because i don't write on about astronauts, serial killers but this lady is a small town doctor and this guy used to serve in the military and this guy used to grow trees for a living. >> george: you have one of your super readers, jill. many of the books resonate me

for different reasons but i'm curious which one of your books holds the most significance to you personally and what makes it stand out? >> you have to go with the first one, "the notebook" and without "the notebook" that is what launch my career so to speak so it has the most resonance. i'm not saying that is the one i think is the best. or the most complex or something like that. but it just has impacted my life more than any other because of the film and because of the musical and because it's been so long on the best seller list. >> george: do your kids have a favorite? walk to remember. a lot of time when i have readers, the favorite is the one they read the first. when my kids reach the age to read, read the one about teenagers. >> george: thank you for coming in and "counting miracles" is out tomorrow. showing some great -- up next, d

♪ ♪ >> the back and what you need this time to make hearty meals. [applause] we have here a flute influencer with 1 million colors online and out out with the first cookbook hold half the plate and delicious recipes to celebrate the season and a love this one. one pan garlicky chicken. >> all of those words are perfect and when you are using chicken thighs. >> we are going to start if you want to season the chicken thighs with pepper and salt. we will sear them in the pan. >> i like the way lara seasons them. >> then we will move the chicken thighs to the skillet and skin down the. who want to get all the fat in the pan rendering so we will

toast it in there. and that is what it is all about. i have so many recipes for you, 100 recipes, easy, this is a one pan meal. we are all tired and overworked but the last thing you want to do is come home and figure out what you want to cook so you can open the book and find easy and approachable meal. >> this one has in the title and you do something interesting and you brown it. >> what we do if you don't know how to access this, so easy to substitute with orzo or rice and wheat toast in the chicken fat with some shallots and some chicken, consummate a powder with beautiful chicken flavor. >> are you serious? stir it up. >> we are putting it in dry so it toast up with delicious fat. color us flavor and you want to toast it and get the color on

it. >> how long does it take? >> about 5 minutes. we will cover everything with the water and toasted and dump. are you ready for this? 15 garlic cloves. >> 15. i'm from pennsylvania and i have to represent my people and we eat a lot of garlic there. the thing about the garlic, it gets sweet in the oven and doesn't get too garlicky but melts. and now we move on to add chicken thighs in here. and then we just cover them all up the oven. that is what is nice about this, you can put it in there and cover with aluminum foil and forget it in the oven 425 at 30 minutes or until it is cooked. >> nice and easy. >> while in an oven, we will go on to making delicious green sauce and what is wonderful about this you can add whatever

herbs you want. i start with pickles which are nice, and olive oil. lara is doing all the work, which i'm enjoying. >> you mentioned transylvania and you move from the u.s. from romania which is incredible and a food influencer and doing all of this. what is your inspiration? i love cooking food and bringing people together through food. i think looking for people at home and seeing the recipes and people's homes is just a feeling i never get tired of that really inspires me. >> this melds so go to. >> for example, i have a 10-month-old and i am seeing this, he could enjoy this. >> 100% we will move to the salad but we will drizzle this delicious sauce all over this chicken skillet. and after it is cooked, you broil it just a little bit so it crisps up on top and look at the

beautiful sauce drizzled on top of it. and then we have fall harvest salad, which come together easier. >> it is beautiful. you have the recipe -- sorry, we are running out of time but this is so delicious. get all of the recipes goodmo comes out tomorrow. let's enjoy.

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