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i can't even stand down there anymore. there was a pool on the pool deck. it is full of the water from the gulf of mexico. that shed shows how far up the water has made it to the doorknob and growing. >> transformers blowing up. sparks flying. an explosive house fire in venice. venice, at least three million people without power right now. tampa dealing with a flash flooding emergency in the dark. >> wow. the rain when it hits you with these gusts feels like needles against your skin. >> and the danger is not over due to tampa bay's reverse storm surge when the water is expected winds brought down this crane >> bonding 36 reported tornadoes across florida. one through a net development retirement home. the sheriff's office in st. l st. lucy. >> i can tell you the winds have been extraordinary. the rain coming in sideways. you can see it blowing behind

us. >> our team is spread out across the state in the aftermath of this catastrophic storm. ginger is tracking where milton is heading next. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> let's get right of florida and take a look at the scene in clearwater, florida, this morning. just moments ago the rescue efforts underway after hurricane milton hit, it hit hard. we are learning a lot more this morning. >> george, they are getting pummeled. it made landfall as a major category three storm. heavy rain, milton spark flash flood emergencies for a tampa bay area and the powerful winds brought down this crane you are looking at in st. petersburg right onto a building. >> this storm has been felt across the entire state. twisters tore through at least 36 reported. we are going to take a look at wellington which is on florida's east coast. getting just a glimpse of the tornado damage there.

>> several of the tornadoes have turned deadly. we are still gathering all the information. 3 million people without power. nearly 2,000 flights canceled. teams in place all over the region world news tonight anchor david muir in tampa good morning david . >> david: good morning george and as you rightly point out that is the image of the morning the search and rescue teams going out beginning their work. the hard work begins with day break as we get a better portrait of the damage, the destruction of hurricane milton which came crashing to shore last night category 3 more than a hundred miles per hour and the force of this as you saw there the crane crashing onto a building, the roof ripped right off of tropicana field more than three million people this morning without power. overnight a ferocious hurricane milton making land fall along the west coast of florida slamming ashore in sarasota county late last night as a category 3 powerful winds up to 120 miles per hour uprooting trees, knocking over

light polls and power lines. watch as this transformer explodes. >> whoa ! >> david: sending starks flying. more than three million people are without power here in florida this morning. that major storm surge so many feared barreling down the streets of sarasota. >> it was insane. nothing like i've ever seen before >> david: parts of venice florida turning into an extension of the sea. boats in this marina rocking precariously against the violent wind gusts. flood waters rising inside this home. in st. petersburg the strong winds causing this crane to collapse onto a building bricks from the structure a mangled piece of the crane lying across the street. the violent 101 mile per hour wind gusts also ripping off part of the roof of the tropicana field, home of the tampa bay rays. the inside of the field could be

seen against the night sky. it was originally meant to be the staging area for hundreds of national guardsman before the storm those guardsman moving inland before milton made land fall the storm ripping the panels off that roof. bands of wind and rain riping into tampa overnight. >> this is bad. i've never seen for all 37 years being in tampa, i never seen like this >> david: we were live on the air here in tampa as milton roared in. i can tell you the winds have been extraordinary here. the rain coming in sideways, you can see it blowing here behind us. in fort myers waves crashing above the storm walls. officials saying around 31,000 people are staying in the nearly 150 shelters across the region. bradenton's mayor had given dire advice for those waiting out the storm in their homes. >> write your name on your arm so we can identify you. we're all talking the same way. >> the wind is just whipping. the rain is just constant. the water coming in through the

windows, you know, the doors are rattling. it's getting pretty rough out there. >> david: dr. megan martin sheltering and working in a hospital in st. petersburg expecting day break will bring more people in need. >> as soon as the weather gets better, we will start to see patients really start to pick up. we'll start to see people with falls, with lacerations, with bruises, with broken bones, people moving things around, stepping on nails just with all of the debris and people trying to help, you know, fix their homes up. >> we have a tornado in front of us. >> david: this hurricane causing havoc well before it made land fall spawning at least 36 reported tornados across southern florida. sail drones in the gulf of mexico measuring waves more than 28 feet as milton barreled toward the coast. hurricane hunters from noah flying into the eye of the hurricane before it descended upon the state telling me they've never seen anything like this before. >> i know you've flown through several hurricanes now over the course of many years. how do you compare this one? >> yep, this is the craziest storm i've ever flown inside of,

hands down. multiple missions in a row with the worst turbulence i've ever seen, the most lightning, the deepest convection and the breadth of the storm the reach it has is incredible as well as the power behind it. >> david: this morning officials here who were prepared are now focused on the search and rescue and recovery ahead. that is certainly where the efforts here turn next, you know, one of the things that ginger had told us to be prepared for before this hurricane were the chance of tornados and we saw that here across the region. as i mentioned there, 36 reported tornados, that number is expected to grow. it's believed they have been deadly but we saw images of these tornados ripping through neighborhoods everything suddenly turning dark this was even before the hurricane hit. one tornado seen ripping right across i-75. just a short time ago the mayor of tampa here urging everyone to stay inside, those who did stay here to ride out the hurricane, she asked that they do not leave their homes, do not venture out into your neighborhoods until authorities can go through and

survey the damage to make sure those power lines aren't a real danger to the people here. but overall, when you see the images of all of the people who were in those shelters, michael, it shows that they took this hurricane very seriously particularly because it came just days after hurricane helene here. >> michael: as they should have david, and glad that they did. thank you so much for that and as david mentioned, there are at least 36 tornados that ripped through the state and take a look at this video from jupiter, florida. my friend thomas, that left damaged businesses and homes in its wake. just incredible images there, that video there. let's go to whit johnson with more on the deadly twisters. good morning whit. >> reporter: michael good morning, hurricane milton really unleashed a combination of dangerous threats. as you can see behind me in this tampa neighborhood it is a mess of downed trees and power lines and it is like this block after block. but across the state of florida, it was a deadly tornado outbreak that caused some of the

worst damage. milton's devastation impacting florida even before land fall. >> it's almost like having a bomb drop in any place in the county. >> it's coming right at us, you can see the debris in the air. >> reporter: the hurricane spawning at least 36 reported tornados within an astonishing 133 tornado warnings issued. >> we were putting shutters up here and all of a sudden we heard a crazy noise and the wind picked up and we ran in the house. >> some turning deadly. multiple fatalities reported at a senior community near fort pierce on florida's east coast. >> we have fatalities, multiple fatalities we can confirm. >> reporter: the tornado outbreak ripping apart the saint lucie county sheriff's office, mangled metal mix wind rescue vehicles. >> our team was within 50 yards of this structure that got hit. it's about a 10,000 square foot structure made of red iron and we were actually storing all of our high water rescue vehicles and our patrol vehicles in this

structure to prevent it from damage from the hurricane. within seconds a tornado came through and just demolished the structure. >> one tornado passing over a highway video showing large funnel clouds over neighborhoods near palm beach another tornado flipping a postal truck at the vero beach post office and ripping down this steel railway sign. these homes destroyed. >> you can see the devastation around me. i'll take a step out of your way the contents of a home we'll zoom in on the home that now you can see is just part of a home, everything that was inside is now in this field. we can see the dishwasher. we can see a microwave, chairs, clothes, a backpack. >> the devastation laid bare even before milton moved through and now the race to locate residents who may have been trapped. >> we're out there, our deputies

are putting their lives on the line because we know people are probably trapped in those homes and we're going to do whatever we can to get them out. >> as we've been out driving around the neighborhoods this morning we have seen some flooding but not nearly at the levels we saw two weeks ago here with hurricane helene. and essential what meteorologists are saying is that has something reverse surge meaning the winds were blowing off shore instead of onshore pushing the water away from some of the communities so despite some of the damage we're seeing with the downed trees and the power lines it likely could have been much worse. rebecca. >> and yes but something people have to be aware of going forward with that reverse surge as well. whit thank you for your coverage. ginger meantime is in fort myers tracking where milton is heading now. good morning ginger >> ginger: good morning to you the behind me is the tornado damage in fort myers, trees taken out, this is a day care, the roof was ripped off from

we will see more of this as the light comes up. we have reduced the tornado threat there are a lot of other things we have to talk about. let's go how the path went. it went really well along the forecast line right into siesta key florida on the south side of sarasota. that is why the right side where we were had all that storm surge. the backside had the anti-surge. the big win, st. pete had 18.5 inches of rain. tampa wettest year on record. daytona had an 87 mile-per-hour wind gusts. sarasota at 102. looking where the storm is now, that is moving off into the atlantic. there are still some mornings and will dwindle as we go through the day. a lot of that is because we are still pushing water back toward the coast. they're still storm surge warning. jacksonville, daytona, cape canaveral. could still see 3-5 feet. that makes a big difference. that's why we got so lucky over

here. the winds will start to go down. daytona 55ish as people that away goes down into the 20s. breezy. why is milton not going to impact the northeast or the southeast? because we've got this jet stream in this cold front that's keeping everything south. now of course milton is not of course the end of the season by any means. today is actually the anniversary of october 10th, the big cat 5 in the panhandle of florida, hurricane michael. we will keep tracking what is happening with milton. now back to you, george. >> george: that is encouraging news and encouraging forecast. ginger thanks so much. eva pilgrim in atlanta, good morning, eva. we're still seeing some of the drizzle and rain. we are getting some big gusts of winds about 35 miles per hour this morning. some real big pushes of wind that we are still seeing here. we saw some crazy wind overni overnight.

transformers were just blowing left and right. power is out all across the state. more than 3.2 million households are without power. when you go towards the west coast of florida, tampa electrical reporting that 70% of its customers are without power this morning. you hear those numbers. 3.2 million. it's actually a lot more people that don't have power this morning. those are 3.2 million households. the number of people that live in those houses, that number becomes exponentially bigger. the other thing that we are seeing this morning our flight cancellations. 2200 flights already canceled for the day. they have already canceled flights tomorrow. almost 500 flights canceled tomorrow. that is on top of the nearly 2,000 flights they cancel yesterday. that's a lot of numbers that i threw at you. the point of that is that these flights are starting to pile. these cancellations are starting to pile up on each other. that is something that is going

to affect everyone all across the country, michael. >> thank you so much for that. milton may landfall in siesta key right near sarasota and that's where victor oquendo is getting a sense of how hard that area was hit. good morning victor. >> good morning, michael. this heavy police presence that you see behind us that is the sheriff's office and they are blocking the entrance onto siesta key. hurricane milton making land fall just on the other side of that bridge there and for the time being no one is allowed to drive on, although residents eager to check on their homes, can walk over. i've checked in with the county and they tell me that right now there are tactical teams doing that first wave damage assessment. we've also seen a high water rescue vehicle driving over. but with helene they are clearing debris right now. two weeks ago, hurricane haley hit siesta key hard with the forecast calling up to twice the amount of storm surge. they are bracing for significant damage. rebecca. >> all right victor thank you. and thanks to our entire team in the storm's path. we turn now to

the white house response last night president biden promised that he and vice-president harris are mobilizing all federal resources necessary for the storm zone and blasted former president trump for spreading falsehoods about the relief effort. >> literally there are thousands of fellow americans putting their lives at steak and putting on the line to do the dangerous work that needs to be done now and it's harmful to those who most need the help. quite frankly these lies are unamerican and there is simply no place for them, not now, not ever. former president trump has led this onslaught of lies. >> chief white house correspondent mary bruce has the latest. good morning mary. reporter: good morning rebecca the president says the false claims are reckless and irresponsible they're not true and has to stop because it's undermining confidence in the rescue and recovery efforts and could hurt people that need help the most and the president is trying to set the record

straight make ping it clear they are surging resources to the region with more than 8,000 federal personnel on the ground. they have 20 million meals and 40 million liters of water ready to go. search and rescue teams stand at the ready, the pentagon has troops out of georgia on stand-by in addition to the assets that the florida national guard has ready. now here at the white house this morning, the president is being continuously briefed. he's in contact with state and local officials and he is pledging to stand by those impacted for as long as it takes to rescue recover and rebuild. his message this morning, guys, we have your back. >> george: mary bruce thanks coming up ginger takes us inside the mammoth hurricane her moment by moment video diaries as it hit. >> new details about a passenger plane that was forced to divert. >> and sean "diddy" combs in court his defense team making a plea to get him out of jail but first back to ginger. >> ginger: just to look back at how remarkable this season has been, just for florida alone

they have had three land-falling hurricanes already this season. that's been done about four or five times in history. but the latest one was 2005. so it's been a while since it's been this busy for this state. you can see all of them on the map there. also mention how busy the gulf has been this season, look at all of those land falls and so one of the busier ones again except one other so since 2020. wanted to look at a broader picture though because been's asking okay are we going to have more hurricanes? yes of course we're not done with did season yet but kirk's out there 10% chance kirk does not look like it impacts land but we have quite a you few weeks and i don't really start to breathe until late november because november 30th is the end of the season so we just wanted to remind everyone where we are in the season and thankfully we're going to say good-bye to milton by this afternoon. that's your big picture. let's get your local weather now in 30 seconds.

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impactful but boy we still took on a ton of surge. check it out. as hurricane milton approached southwest florida, i was tracking it every step of the way. >> i can't even stand where i was before. the surge has come up the gulf of mexico now pushing in and about to breach the. pool >> ginger: around 8:30 p.m. hurricane milton making land fall near siesta key. >> we had to climb up here in the last hour because the surge has overtaken the entire pool deck. minute by minute the storm growing more intense. >> excuse me, my hat keeps flying off so i'm really starting to feel these winds. we've been taking these onshore winds now for a while so the surge just keeps coming up. i can't even stand down there anymore. there was a pool on the pool deck. it is full with water from the gulf of mexico and right behind me that shed shows how far up the water has made it to the door knob and growing. you see that power flash, huge splash the gulf of mexico taking over the entire pool deck here. the surge is still increasing.

the sky over fort myers pitch black at more than 1.8 million people are without power, including us: >> our power's out, and you can see why, the surge is getting big. >> ginger: i think we'll see a lot of power outages overnight we'll get rid of milton by afternoon but not before it leaves behind up to 18 inches of rain and that's for places like tampa bay that are on track for their wettest season on record. >> southwest florida got super lucky especially around fort myers that most of the onshore flow started coming in just after low tide so high tide would have been this morning the timing worked out that it moved faster and we got real fortunate i think between five and six feet of surge which is still considerable around fort myers. but i also wanted to share with you a few other things that we witnessed and that were important to the story because we still don't know surge

numbers from close for the eye wall. one of the big reasons we cover these storms on the dirty side, as we call it, is because that onshore flow. you see how it made land fall at siesta key? we moved down here, remember we were in tampa, because we wanted to emphasize that the onshore flow is where the biggest surge happens. on the back side you get that anti surge that whit was describing earlier, tampa bay kind of pouring back out into the ocean because these things rotate clockwise. so -- counter clockwise excuse me. here's some of the headlines some of the gusts upwards of 102 miles per hour for st. petersburg but moving this thing out now the center's over the atlantic already, hurricane warnings should subside in the next hour or two still picking up big winds just a few hours ago daytona beach 87 mile per hour gust so that will slip east and then we start to see the winds diminish but surge is still going to be an issue because you're still pushing water back towards the beach, jacksonville beach, veer 0 3-5 feet and then on the other side

you may see some of the water push away in that anti surge type thing. so we're keeping an eye on all of the forecasts but again pretty much done by late morning early afternoon with milton and i'm so grateful that they evacuated so well around here because when you evacuate you'll have a lot of damage to homes i'm sure in venice florida or up near, you know, where it made land fall and rotunda but guys we are very fortunate to be standing here now. >> rebecca: absolutely ginger and remarkable what you witnessed over that short period of time. we're going to have much more. thank you, ginger. we're going to have much more on the storm just ahead but right now we're going to turn to an in-flight emergency. a turkish airlines flight from seattle to istanbul was diverted to jfk airport after one of the pilots suffered a medical emergency and died mid flight. trevor ault is here with more on that good morning trevor. >> reporter: good morning rebecca we often hear of medical emergencies mid flight but not often for the person

flying the plane and the crew of this turkish airlines flight did try to get on the ground as fast as possible to get the pilot help but it was too late. this morning an alarming diversion and emergency landing for an international flight after the pilot died midair. >> we lost our -- one of our captains. >> reporter: the turkish airlines plain took off tuesday evening from seattle, piloted by 59-year-old ilcehin pehlivan, seen in this photo obtained by a state run news outlet the airline saying after four hours of flight time pehlivan lost consciousness, the initial medical intervention on-board proved ineffective and our captain passed away before they could land. the other crew members quickly rerouting the plane to new york's jfk airport. >> negative, there will be an ambulance landing. >> turkish airlines says pehlivan had been flying with the company for more than 15 years. in march he had undergone a routine health exam and no health issues were found that would have prevented him performing his duties. all

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♪ >> george: we're back with the water rescues happening this morning clear water florida, larissa scott from our station wfts is on the scene there. larissa, what are you seeing this morning? >> reporter: george, we are dealing with multiple water rescues here in clear water this morning. we're at an apartment complex in the area here, and what we have been seeing for the past several hours is multiple rescue teams going out and rescuing families. we have several boats out in this community, high water rescue

vehicles. right now, you're looking at the sheriff's office out here rescuing a family that was trapped in one of these apartment complexes. this is an apartment complex community with at least 20 buildings. we're told from the chief of police here in clearwater that this is as bad as it gets. this community is known to flood periodically. the last time we're told someone says they saw something like this, in the '70s but ultimately this is pretty uncommon. i spoke to a resident who's lived here for 19 years, he tells me in the 19 years he's been here he's never seen anything like this. we're told that the water caught these people by surprise around 2:00 this morning after dealing with some heavy rains that came in after midnight in the clearwater area. high winds and that water rising just trapping a lot of these people, someone told me that they had water in their apartment at the chest level. so all morning long we've been seeing people giving us the sos signal with their flashlight calling for help off of balconies just wanting to be

rescued. now the sheriff's office and the police chief, they're telling me out here that they know that there are people in almost every apartment in these buildings, and they are going methodically from apartment to apartment on the first floor, some of these on the second floor were flooded as well. we spoke to somebody who was trapped in his home there he says he's okay. we know several pets were flooded, too, and so we have been seeing these crews out rescuing these people who have been trapped for the past couple hours. the good news that i can report is that slowly it seems like the water is coming down, surely, though, several apartment complexes ruined, cars still under water this morning, and we're told it's going to be a multi-hour rescue effort to get everybody back. that's the latest out here in clearwater. back to you guys >> george: larissa any sense of fatalities or injuries? >> reporter: no. they say that they are still trying to assess the situation. they just deployed the sheriff's office

helicopter to get a better sense of exactly the extent of the damage here, but at last check they don't have any numbers in terms of injuries or fatalities. they're still working to gather all that right now as this is a very active rescue effort. still they tell me it will be a couple hours before they have any of that information for us. >> george: it is clear it is active. larissa thanks very much for that report. >> michael: community underwater george. thank you. we're going to turn now to the latest on sean "diddy" combs due in court as his attorneys push for his release on bail and for a spring date in the sex trafficking. trial. aaron katersky is here. >> sean combs is locked up without bail so today he's going to ask a judge to stand trial as soon as possible. this morning sean "diddy" combs is getting ready for court where he's pleaded not guilty to charges that accuse him of leading a criminal enterprise that sexually abused and exploited women. the defense is accusing federal agents and prosecutors of tainting the jury pool with unlawful leaks taking aim at the well-publicized raids on diddy's homes and this video obtained by

cnn showing combs attacking his then girlfriend cassie in a hallway. combs is in jail so his attorneys are asking for an expedited trial beginning in april or may. >> whether or not the prosecution feels as though they are ready for trial in the spring. do they have enough -- and they spoken to enough witnesses? are they prepared to start trial in the early spring? >> arguing he offered to comply with restrictive conditions that would have prevented any conceivable risk of flight or danger. the hip-hop mogul offered a sequester in his $15 million miami estate. the judge found diddy a threat to witnesses and a danger to women. today he will appear before a new judge assigned to the case. >> based on what they are telling me, he is a monster. >> a growing number of women and men nearly 300 now are coming forward claiming they were

invited into diddy's luxurious world, drugged and sexually assaulted often on tape. the lawyer says it is not just combs. >> we have received a lot of accusations against very well known celebrities that allegedly participated in these after parties that were either in the room, may be witnessing the taking place or even participating in them. >> the attorney has declined to name the celebrities. >> although the civil lawsuits that are allegedly going to be filed have no bearing on the criminal trial that would be happening of the criminal trial and have bearing on the civil cases. >> his attorney says combs denies the false and defamatory any claim that he sexually abused anyone, including minors. >> when combs appears in court this afternoon, prosecutors could review more evidence. more charges are possible and more defendants are likely. >> that's a lot of material they are going to be going through. thank you.

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to the hurricane coverage. >> rebecca: a category 3 storm hurricane milton, the storm's been felt across the state, a swarm of twisters tore through the area. >> first going to ginger in fort myers. good morning. >> ginger: good morning, yes, we are here in fort myer, in the surge, but it has receded and now we show you the tornado damage. this was the third hurricane for florida this season alone, and this is a day care, it took a tornado, the roof ripped off the building and, 133 tornado warnings, that was the beginning of what hurricane milton had to offer. >> overnight, a ferocious hurricane milton, slicing across central >> the eye slid in as a cat 3, 120 mile an hour winds, the gusts uprooted trees, and

knocked down power lines. sending sparks flying. water barreling down the streets. storm surge came out of nowhere. >> parts of venice florida, turning into an extension of the sea. boats in this marina, rocking precariously against the violent gusts. >> the boats .... >> in st. petersburg, the strong winds caused a crane to collapse on a building. a massive piece of it, lying across the road. . and, ripping off of the tropicana roof, home of the tampa bay ray, inside visible to the night sky. the hurricane spawned 36 reported tornadoes, with an astonishing 133 tornado warnings issued. some of those twisters turned deadly, multiple fatalities reported at a senior community, near fort pierce on the east coast.

>> multiple fatality. >> it ripped aapart a sheriff's office, there are rescue reporting coming florida clearwater florida, as the sun has come up, we will get in and especially on the front right quadrant, the biggest surge likely was in venice, or south of sarasota springs. this is what happened. the track went well along the forecast, made landfall in siesta key, the front side you get the onshore and tampa bay got the anti >> the backside is what tampa bay got. the anti-surge. big time wins. st. petersburg at 101-mile per hour gusts. and 1.5-foot of rain. 102-mile-per-hour gusts. a foot of rain. that puts them at their wedding season on record. i want to show you where it is now. it's way into the water already. still a category 1 hurricane. a 5-mile-per-hour max sustained

winds. it's moving pretty quickly away from the coast. those hurricane warnings are in place for the next hour or two. surge would still be an issue. you're pushing water back. certainly cape canaveral. still in those surge warnings. michael, this thing is going to pull away. we will see the winds dwindled. by this afternoon and evening, it will be well out into the atlantic. it's not coming anywhere close to the northeast or southeast. couple other things. we are far away from us. >> definitely need a break, ginger. i'm sure. everyone wants to say that. thank you so much for that. we heard ginger say inner peace. more than 30 reporter tornadoes. let's go to florida from our station w ppf with just a glimpse of the damage. good morning. >> good morning, michael. we are in known as the neighborhood in wellington, florida, palm beach county. the extent of that damage is

shocking when my photographer and i first arrived, we weren't sure what we were going to walk into. let me show you guys what we're seeing on the ground. there are multiple homes that have damage. take a look at this home over here. the garage doors have been completely blown in. there is a bunch of debris all across the road as well. all of these homes have experienced extensive debris. this is all massive trees that have either fallen over and toppled over and completely split in half. if you come over this way, the most shocking image that you are going to see today out of wellington is that a vehicle that toppled over onto this house. it flipped over and pinned against the front door. these folks can even get out of their front door. this massive tree also pinning the large car to the front of the house. this is a very incredible thing to see in person. i have been covering many storms. this is the first time that i have seen anything like this. we are also seeing orange xs

on driveways and garage doors. that means first responders have gone door to door to make sure everybody is safe and clear. luckily here in this area there weren't any injuries, but again that wasn't the case in other areas. here, though, everybody was okay. but i do want to show you guys one more thing that was incredible for me to see. if you come over this way, we saw a mailbox that's actually a heavy metal mailbox, you've probably seen it at lowe's, home depot. but at the bottom there's a big cement block. so that just goes to show you how strong the wind is. this thing was completely lifted from the ground. back to you guys. >> rebecca: really stunning images there jossie and a long road to recovery. we appreciate you and the team and all your reporting from there. meantime about three million people are without power in florida, so we're going back to eva pilgrim in orlando with more on that. good morning again eva. >> reporter: good morning again rebecca. yeah, more than 3.2 million people waking up, 3.2 million households waking up without power this morning, important to note that it's households because it's actually

more people affected. you think about the number of people in each of those households, that number grows exponentially and they are feeling this all across the state of florida. this storm was so huge when it made land fall it basically covered the whole peninsula that is the state. when you go to the west coast of florida, tampa electrical reporting 70% of the customers don't have power. here in orlando it was those crazy winds overnight that really messed with the infrastructure here and those linemen, they were staged ready to come in as soon as it was safe to hit the road to drive in. but it's going to take time to get the power back on here simply because of the number of people that are affected that don't have power this morning and the shear distance that they are going to have to travel to get this all back up and running guys george: okay eva thanks very much. more hurricane coverage throughout the morning on abc live. on "good morning america," jennifer lopez talks about ben affleck and her future. >> michael: also inflammation as

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>> george: w >> george: we are back with affleck. good morning. >> reporter: good morning george j-lo goes deep in the interviews pulling back the curtain on her divorce lonely necessary and loneliness. she calls this the hardest time of her life. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: for the first time jennifer lopez speaking out to interview magazine about her divorce from husband ben affleck telling nikki glazer her world exploded saying, quote, it feels lonely, unfamiliar, scary. it feels sad. it feels desperate. >> not all love stories have a happy ending. >> reporter: it's been a difficult year for j-lo first cancelling this is me live summer tour then filing from divorce from ben affleck in august after two years of marriage citing er reconcilable difference ?

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with you i had just put it over here. >> reporter: j-lo confessing she had to take the summer to prove to herself she was okay being on her own. even if you were broke my love don't cost a thing >> reporter: now on the other side, she says she doesn't need anyone to make her happy saying, quote, being in a relationship doesn't define me. i can't be looking for happiness in other people. i have to have happiness within myself. now in this interview j-lo also admits negative comments can really get to her saying if i see something that's hurtful i'm not teflon saying she's leaning on her close friends and family during this challenging time. nothing like the support of family michael. >> michael: that is the truth aerial thank you so much for that taking a look at inflammaging the wall street journal a term the negative effect of chronic inflammation that can contribute to aging. neurologist dr. leah croll is here with more and dock what exactly is inflammaging. >> so michael this sounds like a

catchy term but a concept that's been around the medical research world for over 20 years and essentially the idea that between very complex process that is aging, inflammation plays an important role. and so we're learning more and more that as we get older, many of us develop chronic inflammation and that can lead to this accelerated aging and all of the wear and tear on our bodily tissues that come with that territory. >> michael: now that's something that happens to all of us or something more people are prone to? response the body's natural defense mechanism it keeps you healthy but you can have too much of a good thing and that's when inflammation becomes a problem. this is so much the case that inflammation is actually linked to multiple chronic diseases, talking heart disease, stroke, diabetes, cancers, depression, dementia and those are common diseases right so a lot of people that have those diseases are more

prone to this chronic inflammation and inflammaging of in 10 americans live with chronic disease 6 in 10 have two or monday chronic diseases on board so a huge number of people potentially impacted by this. >> michael: so what can we do to reduce the risks or -- well, keep it from developing into something more serious? >> so we do have some good news for you here which is that there's tons of medical evidence from clinical research that tells us that healthy life style modifications really make a big difference in terms of preventing and even reversing inflammation in the body. and i really want to emphasize this point michael because aging is so out of our control for the most part. it makes us feel so helpless so powerless but now we're learning that inflammation which is a big biological component of that aging process is actually something we can influence. so i want people to feel empowered by this. i want

them to focus on eating healthy every day i'm recommending a mediterranean diet for my patients and its anti-inflammatory properties are a big part of that staying active managing stress prioritizing sleep reducing your alcohol intake and quitting smoking. >> michael: they say if you're lucky you age because that means you're alive. >> that's right. >> michael: do your best to take care of yourself. thank you for being here with us. >> thank you. >> michael: pop news with lara. >> michael get over here big news from the world ever tennis one of the greats rafael nadal has just announced his retirement. 23 years and 22 grand slam wins later nadal has a record 14 french open wins four us own two australianll ton titles posting an emotional video to his social media to explain the last two years have been difficult because of injuries. quote in this life everything has a beginning and an end. i think it is an appropriate time to put to end a career that has been long and more successful

than i could have ever imagined. at 38 years old nadal is considered one of the greats to ever play the grape ranked number one for a total of 209 weeks. nadal also took the time to thank his greatest rivals. he was part of what was called the big three, that, of course, included roger federer and novak joke vehicle. nadal will take his final bow in next cup's davis cup finals in appropriately his home country of spain. what a career. >> michael: what a career. >> thank you to nadal for so many great moments. >> michael: we were lucky do witness his greatness. >> yep one left now in the big three. also in pop news this morning, wolverines hue jack man giving us greatest show man vibes with a big announcement doing a 12-night residency at radio city music hall showing off his singing and dancing prowess that owned him a tony on the boy from oz. hugh shared it on instagram with the help of a friend.

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>> here's the accuweather seven day forecast and i'll back out of your way here. our friday increasing clouds a chance of some morning showers on saturday, mainly in the north bay. then after that we get sunny and dry conditions on sunday and monday going into next week we have some fair fall weather coming our way. amanda. >> all right, spencer, thank you. we will have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app. >> and abc and abc seven news.com. >> welcome back to "gma" live from times square. >> michael: welcome back, we are here now with gael garcia bernal and diego luna. they are here to talk about their new series la maquina on hulu. welcome gentlemen. [applause] >> rebecca: so happy to see you. >> michael: we know you've been traveling all over the world so thank you for being here early with us. you're also lifelong friends and business partners. you haven't worked together a decade acted together in more

than a decade 20 years ago was your critically a claimed film. so how does it feel to be back together on this project? >> feels great, no, feels natural as well. feels like -- because we've been working off-screen all this time, but we were actually surprised, you know, when we first got to -- when we got to do our first scene, for example, in the series, it was like a moment of recognition like, oh, yeah, of course, of course, this is incredible. and then we saw each other also as more adults, more mature, more -- i mean at least we feel maybe hopefully we are. >> you can say it, better actors. >> better actors in a way. maturity helps in some way. >> michael: did you think, why didn't we do this before? why did we wait so long? >> yes, definitely, because there's a freedom that we can just explore together and there's a connection, and we also enjoy every second of acting together.

like i do with nonetheless, you know? like there is something because it takes me back to playing as a kid, that's how long we've been >> we can see the connection right here. you play a boxer tell us about him. >> yeah, i play this boxer, we always thought about, you know, always when we thought about the original idea, was like, let's play that moment when the boxer has to say good-bye, has to retire, you know, let's do that type of anti fable, you know, of what it is to say good-bye to what you know doing, but also like at that moment when you're most successful, you know, when the boxer is finally enjoying as well, finally knows how to do it but the body's not there. it's very cruel with sports, of course, it's very cruel that moment. so we wanted to explore that and what happens between him and his manager, you know, and they go into some crazy adventures in the series.

>> rebecca: i bet. we were saying that it is interesting that he announced his retirement. very fitting that we're talking about this right here and michael you can relate certainly. i want to talk to you diego about playing the manager because you really do transform for this role. >> i do. >> tell bus this character. >> he's obsessed with botox and everything he can inject to himself. he handles anxiety in weird ways, i don't recommend that. he represents somehow the system, right? and there's a need to get everything out, squeeze the boxer before he leaves, right? but he said at the same time he's the best friend and he's loyal and there's a contradiction there. he's a professional liar, has a very toxic relation with his mother. it's quite a character. lovely to play it but happy not to be him. [laughter]. >> michael: we have a clip of a fun moment. let's check it out.

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> michael: serious question, in real life who has more fun at karaoke? >> definitely him. definitely him. no, no, no. i mean, i need to be very drink otherwise i'll stay sitting down. >> but he only needs like a little scratch as well because immediately he goes on stage as well. >> you didn't seem like you were suffering out there. >> i was behind my mask. >> that's right. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> that's how the characters celebrate after the fight, after the first fight. they go to the karaoke. the karaoke in the series is a very -- is an element that goes throughout the whole series because that's where they kind of have some

catharsis. don't we all have a little -- are you guys good at karaoke? >> michael: we do it. i don't know if we're good. [laughter]. >> that's the point, doing it. >> george: another great project going on you return to the star wars universe season two, can you give us any scoop? >> not much. i mean, it's going to be ready next year. we're almost there. it's complex. it's great. i mean, this second season and last because this is the last one, it ends with the beginning of rogue 1. it's going to be great. but, no, not yet. next year we'll be presenting it. >> i just want to end by saying i love cocoa so much. you played hector in cocoa, just one of the great movies to me, a beautiful story. does that character have a special place in your heart? >> of course, especially now that the day of the dead is approaching, which is straight

up to halloween, the second of november. yes it is a very dear character and we have this tradition of putting it out there, no? so it's time to do that right now. it begins this month. >> michael: we're excited you both came here to talk about this. >> thank you. >> michael: gael, diego, thank you so much. >> a pleasure. [applause] >> michael: and la maquina is streaming now on hulu make sure you check it out and get your karaoke chops ready, >> coming up the doctor is here with a fall refresh all about reversing summer sun damage. we'll be right

>> we are back now with a fall face refresh. when the seasons change so does our skin and this morning board certified dermatologist dr. whitney bowe is here with tips to reversing that summer sun damage. it is great to see you. you helped so many of us here at gam keep our skin looking and feeling healthy. a lot of people are now looking to rejuvenate their skin. what do you recommend? >> this time of year, so many of my patients are coming to the office asking me to help them reverse summer damage and they're pointing to things like dark spots, rough texture. so here are the key ingredients i recommend using and exactly how i recommend using them. so let's start with vitamin c guys because vitamin c is one of the most powerful ingredients when it comes to brightening dark spots evening out skin tone.

the older form of vitamin c a sorbic acid can be a bit rough on the skin i recommend using it just once in the day in the morning but there are more you can build up to using twice a day every day, the newer forms like thd are more stable less irritating. so i love getting that extra dose of antioxidants on my skin again at night before bed. >> so you can do it twice a day. >> if you're using the newer form you can actually build up to using it twice a day. that's what i do. >> rebecca: with the retinol? >> so you can layer the newer forms layer with your retinol. >> rebecca: i love a retinol. can't get past that we have a question from nicholas. let's take a look. >> i heard retnoids are amazing for reversing summer damage but also heard they can be really irritating. how can i get started with one and what can i expect. >> rebecca: speaking of rent follows. >> they can speed skin cell

turnover so within a few days of starting you'll see a softer smoother skin but if you stick to it over time kit smooth out lines, wrinkles and firm the skin. so you want to use these at night before bed but if you're new to retnoids i recommend cycling it into your skin care routine every fourth night to start and gradually build up to using it more and more nights of the week over time. if your skin tolerates it. >> rebecca: if your skin tolerates it so start with every fourth night. >> yep. >> rebecca: okay. a lot of people are dealing with rough skin right now and they might be dealing with it because of retnoids or because of the summer and all of the sun damage. so what do you do. >> rough skin, dull skin, i love leave on exfoliating serum with another ingredient you want to use at night underneath your moisturizer, but more is not better with these ingredients, guys.

so my patients do best when they limit their use to 2-3 times a week max. >> rebecca: that's so important and i think more is not better also in terms of products like when you start putting too many products on the face, there becomes an issue. you have a great way of really tracking all of this. >> i do. so i built a skin care calendar for you guys. let's look at week one. so week one i'm not seeing -- there we are. magically appeared. so vitamin c is what i consider a daily skin care staple so you're going to see that vitamin c appearing every single day of the week. rebecca you'll notice that these other actives you're cycling on and off of those actives because you're going to overdo it more is not better. so we go to week two and you'll see again cycling through these different actives, right? so seeing the acids followed by the rent mode then taking a break using vitamin c with your moisture icer. let's go to week 3, because that is where the magic starts happening. he went to start introducing

more back-to-back. if your skin can t go to week four train, and you see more of that retinoid action happening here. if you stay consistent over time you can see beautiful changes within a month. >> rebecca: remind me that ingredient vitamin c that you can use type a day, thd asorbate. >> rebecca: doctor thank you. you're back tomorrow. >> i'm coming back. >> rebecca: we get double and now going back to you ginger in florida. >> ginger: hey rebecca now the sun's up starting to warm up and we went around and saw all the tornado damage in this neighborhood alone, the most tornado warnings in the state of florida ever in a day. so i wanted to just show you all of them and how they came on mostly that one outer band of milton. see all of the reports there, at least 38 and counting. you see the tornado reports that go up to melbourne to fort myers here and look at the warnings smothered over the state at least 126 of those warnings so

really impressive milton just on tornados alone. that's the big picture, let's get a check now a >> george: we hear from andrew garfield starting the movie we live in time alongside florence pew and sat down to talk about it. >> we live in time tells the story of two strangers brought together by chance. >> so sorry but do we know each other? >> yeah, no. i ran you over. sorry. >> that's all right. >> it seems to be very much in line with the things i was ruminating on considering in my life. love, partnership, connection, loss, risk, meaning, courage, sorrow, grief, joy, and

how those two things are one thing i discovered in my kind of mid to late 30s, grief -- like sorrow and joy, inside out, that pixar film took a little longer to figure out. >> flip of the coin. >> exactly you can't have one without, you can only go as high as you can go deep. and the script kind of felt like the inside of my heart and my brain. >> i'm guilty of looking ahead. instead of right in front of me. >> andrew garfield stars alongside florence pep in the film hinging on their connection but the two had never met before. >> how was it with you and florence once you did meet, cultivating that relationship to be able to feel safe in so many ways. >> yeah, safe is the word. safe and trusting and cultivating is a great word, too, because it takes work.

it's not something you can just leave to the gods, i think you have to intentionally make sure these two have to be really safe with each other, safe to fail, safe to look foolish and safe to have all of your nooks and crannies seen in all the ways and it was cultivated. i understood very, very quickly within rehearsals maybe the first few days of filming that i was very, very safe with florence. she's so unjudgmental. >> reporter: the buzz for the film hasn't just focused on andrew and florence, though. >> the beauty of the tenderness is captured on the picture on the carousel but then you have this horse. [laughter] >> reporter: i saw that you read that you saw the horse and were like maybe i'm the only one. you're not the only one. what was it like when you pick up your phone and everyone was like -- >> i was crying with laughter because i was away. the timing was perfect for me because i saw the thing and i went into a retreat, a retreat where i use

no technology so i turned my phone off for six days t timing was absolutely perfect. it was the peak horse meme-ry. sometimes the internet is good, once every ten years it will produce something. >> you're totally leaning into it like the jacket. >> oh, yeah, because i love stupid stuff. stupid stuff is my favorite stuff. >> reporter: yeah? >> there's nothing more stupid than this horse thing. the horse with sigourney weaver and alien, and the horse, the australian break dancer with the horse head. so many good things. >> reporter: for good morning america, janai norman abc new york >> we live in times -- everywhere next friday. coming up, a young man learned wh

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>> michael: we're back now with an incredible journey made by a

man and his dog. tom turcich and his australian shepherd savannah circled the globe on foot and paw and he wrote a book called "the world walk," and he spoke with ike ejiochi about his adventure. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning tom turcich became the tenth person to walk around the world and his book took you on a roller coaster of thrilling and dangerous moments showing the unbreakable bond between a man and his dog. >> good morning guys, it's day 1218. >> reporter: a massive life-changing expedition, tom turcich walking the world. a journey taking seven years and 28,000 miles over six continents. >> that's really the story of the book is that it's just about my gradual transformation in a million different ways. >> reporter: those changes found between the pages of his new book, the world walk, where he walks you through often deeply personal and emotional

experiences from all over the world mostly because australian shepherd savannah right by his side. can you describe the relationship you have with savannah. >> we were each other's everything for those seven years. she was the constant in my life, you know, every day when i'm out there in mexico, in guatemala, in peru, in morocco wherever it was, savannah was always there with me. >> reporter: the pair appearing on gma back in 2022 just weeks after their globe-spanning trek. >> i got her to protect me i thought at night, you know, but eventually you spend so much time together and camp in all these places it was nice to have somebody beside me to share everything. >> reporter: recently saying his final good-bye to savannah the dog passing away this summer leaving behind a world full of memories. >> every day no matter what she was hype to get up and walk. i would be on the ground and my legs were throbbing and my head and i couldn't wait to get to bed but she still wanted to play

and explore and it didn't matter if it was raining, the heat, whatever it was, she wanted to press on. i wrote it all down, got it all in the book, her whole story, everything's in there. and part of me feels like the book i needed to write just to share how amazed i am by the first dog to walk around the world. she was a beast. >> reporter: the trip opening his eyes to so much more, including his brand new fiancee bonnie who he met in washington state on the last leg of his journey. >> we had tacos and we just hit it off and then she met me again in idaho and montana and wyoming, and in colorado, and then in pittsburgh and we just had this incredible connection. we're engaged and we're in paris and we got engaged under the eiffel tower and part of the love story is in the book and she flattens things out for me, i would say. she flattened all the wrong turns into the right turns. >> reporter: how about that

guys, that amazing dog savannah was actually the first dog to complete a world walk. and if you're wondering how his fiance feels about his adventurous side he writes she's a big fan of climbing glaciers in alaska. match made in heaven. the book the world walk now available everywhere. >> michael: great story. we have another, mike and ike, great job coming up with that. we have a new show ourselves. we'll be right back. a treat. >> michael: to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits

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