and wifi back-up or get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! gio: good morning, america, and breaking overnight, israel launches its retaliatory strikes

on iran, an unprecedented bombing targeting what it says are military facilities in response to iran's missile attack earlier this month. our live report from tel aviv and what we're hearing from the white house. >> janai: ten days to the final votes. vice president kamala harris bringing out the star power. >> it's time to sing a new song. [ applause ] >> janai: harris pushing the fight for abortion access. >> you know it ain't right that you may have fewer rights than your mother or your grandmother. >> janai: donald trump leaning into immigration. >> i will stop the invasion of criminals into our country, and i will bring back the american dream. >> janai: plus, the latest from sources on chinese hackers targeting both campaigns. >> whit: growing outbreak, e. coli cases linked to mcdonald's spreading to more states. the ingredients being looked at that may have made customers sick and what other fast food chains are doing in response.

>> gio: rapper's arrest, grammy winner lil durk charged with allegedly masterminding a murder-for-hire plot. ♪ all my life they be trying to keep me down ♪ >> gio: allegedly orchestrating an attemped revenge killing that ended in another man's death. >> janai: food fight. the falling out between celebrity chefs martha stewart and ina garten, once friends, now, no longer speaking. >> she can write whatever she wants. >> janai: what this beef is all about. ♪ hey now, you're an all-star, get your game on, go play ♪ >> whit: and dodging defeat. los angeles makes history with the first ever world series walkoff grand slam, beating the yankees, who were just an out away from victory. who will take game two? ♪ hey now, you're an all-star, get your game on, go play ♪ ♪ hey, now, you're a rock star ♪ ♪ get the show on, get paid ♪ ♪ all that glitters is gold ♪ >> janai: good morning, america.

what a game last night. >> whit: yeah, gio was walking us through the technicalities of the extra innings, how it works. yeah. >> gio: absolutely. >> janai: yes, he was. >> gio: in the tenth, the walkoff, everybody talking about it. >> janai: yeah, bro. no, it was a great game. the dodgers versus the yankees and the first walkoff grand slam in world series history. that's the stuff kids dream of. a grudge match 43 years in the making. the game one highlights straight ahead. so much excitement. >> gio: and we will talk about that. plus, the cdc is out with new numbers on that e. coli outbreak linked to mcdonald's quarter pounders. other fast food chains taking precautions. a very important story there. >> whit: but we do begin here with israel launching what it calls precise retaliatory strikes against iran. the idf saying it was targeting military capabilities. we have team coverage this morning. senior white house correspondent selina wang is standing by, but we begin with tom soufi

burridge monitoring from israel. good morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning, whit. they've never conducted such a large-scale attack, striking military targets across iran in a wave of attacks for nearly four hours through the night, but at the same time the attack was measured because after lobbying from the u.s., israel did not hit iran's sensitive and valuable oil and nuclear sites. israel launching an unprecedented aerial bombardment overnight on iran with iranian air defense flashing in the sky over tehran. this morning the first image of israeli aircraft that conducted the hours long nighttime mission. israel hitting back at iran for that massive ballistic missile attack earlier this month. israeli prime minister netanyahu huddling w

situation room watching the attack unfold with israel's air force saying it unleashed several waves of strikes hitting military targets deep inside iran. >> we conducted targeted and precise strikes on military targets in iran thwarting immediate threats to the state of israel. >> reporter: overnight the idf saying the targets included iranian air defense systems and missile and drone storage and production sites. this morning, the iranian regime downplaying the attack. iranian officials echoing a claim on iranian state tv that it caused limited damage. israeli officials confirming iran's highly valuable oil and nuclear infrastructure was not targeted, amid fear that could spark a wider war. the u.s. deploying more f-16s into the middle east just ahead of israel's attack. just last week sending an advance thaad air defense system sending troops to operate it on israeli soil and the idf says it's at peak readiness for offensive and defensive action.

this morning iran's foreign ministry condemning the attack saying iran is entitled and obliged to defend itself, but i think, interestingly right now, iranian officials have not said they will carry out a further retaliatory attack on israel. just to remind everyone, we are still in a very dangerous moment for this region. whit? >> whit: tensions high across the region. tom soufi burridge, thank you. the white house, meanwhile, has been keeping a close eye on the events overseas, and let's bring in abc's senior white house correspondent selina wang with more. selina, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. a senior administration official says this should be the end of direct military exchange between israel and iran. this official says israel's strikes on multiple military targets in iran were both precise and targeted. this official says that israel notified the u.s. ahead of the strikes, but underscored there was no u.s. involvement. this entire region has been on edge for weeks waiting for israel to respond after iran

launched that massive ballistic missile attack on october 1st. israel along with the help of the u.s. was able to intercept most of the missiles and at the time netanyahu vowed that iran would pay for its actions. since then the president and his team have been working with the israelis, urging them to moderate their response and urging them to avoid nuclear sites. biden encouraged netanyahu to respond in a way that would deter future attacks while also reducing the risk of further escalation. the white house says they believe that israel achieved just that, but said that if iran decides to respond to these attacks the u.s. is ready to defend and support israel. gio. >> gio: so much to watch there, selina. thank you so much for your reporting. we're going to turn to the presidential campaign, ten days to go, more than 35 million people have already cast ballots. the latest polls suggesting that the race is dead even. the candidates crisscrossing the country.

beyonce appearing with vice president harris and former president trump going on joe rogan's extremely popular podcast. abc white house correspondent maryalice parks is tracking it all. good morning, maryalice. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, gio. with just ten days to go, both harris and trump with some splashy moments on the campaign trail overnight as that new "new york times"/siena poll was getting a lot of buzz, showing the two absolutely deadlocked, tied nationally going into the final days of the race. this is texas. [ cheers and applause ] vice president kamala harris getting support on the campaign trail from superstar beyonce and former destiny's child trio member kelly rowland. beyonce back at her hometown of houston. >> i'm not here as a celebrity. i'm not here as a politician. i'm here as a mother. [ cheers and applause ] a mother who cares deeply about the world my children and all of our children live in, a world where we have the freedom to

control our bodies. >> reporter: texas not a battleground state, but harris describing it as ground zero in the fight over reproductive rights and access to abortion. >> you know it ain't right that you may have fewer rights than your mother or your grandmother. you know it is not theoretical. you know it is not political. it is your lived experience, and i see you, and i see your power. >> reporter: earlier in the day harris calling out former president trump for his recent comments calling the united states a, quote, garbage can for the rest of the world. >> it's just another example of how he really belittles our country. >> reporter: in texas himself and then michigan overnight, trump leaning into immigration and his hard-line proposals. >> i will stop the invasion of criminals into our country, and i will bring back the american dream. we're going to bring it back. >> reporter: overnight trump making a splash too with a three-hour interview with podcaster joe rogan talking about everything from life on mars and mixed martial arts fighters to pushing his false

claims about election security. >> you had old-fashioned ballot screwing. i mean, you had -- you have people going up and dropping in phony votes. you had unsigned ballots. >> reporter: rogan's podcast has incredible reach, boasting over 15 million followers, many young men, but because of the taping, trump was nearly three hours late to his event in the crucial swing state of michigan. hundreds filing out when they heard the news. >> hope you can stay around. it'll be around two hours. >> reporter: now, harris today also heads to michigan. it's her first time appearing on the campaign trail with former first lady michelle obama. now, trump gets ready to leave the battleground states and has that big event at madison square garden in new york city tomorrow. janai? >> janai: they are pulling out all the stops with a week and a half left. maryalice parks, thank you so much. now to the report that chinese hackers targeted the cell phones of officials for both campaigns. abc's christiane cordero is in washington with what we know. christiane, good morning. this is a really stunning report.

>> reporter: yeah, it sure is, janai. and good morning to you. so, the understanding, according to sources familiar with the investigation is that this was a wide-ranging effort from chinese hackers to target officials from both parties. cell phones used by former president trump and running mate senator j.d. vance were targeted as well as phones associated with the harris/walz campaign. it's unclear who is all included in the list of potential targets, when the hackers tried getting into these devices, and what, if anything, they actually got access to. a source tells abc news this investigation has been going on for some time, and law enforcement recently began notifying those who were affected. u.s. officials have been warning for weeks that china, russia, and iran have stepped up their efforts to hack as we get closer to the election. now, of course, just ten days away. abc news reached out to several phone carriers, though it's unclear which ones exactly were impacted. verizon tells us it's aware of the issue adding in part, quote, we have been and are working to confirm, assess, and remediate any potential impact.

at&t and lumen says they have no comments. the federal investigation is ongoing. whit? >> whit: something to watch. christiane cordero, thank you. now to the growing number of people sickened by e. coli linked to fast food. 75 people now reporting illness in 13 states. abc's morgan norwood is here with the latest. morgan, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, whit. troubling numbers there. the cdc says dozens more people, as you just said, reported having gotten sick from e. coli warning that the numbers may be much higher since most people get better without any medical care and aren't really tested for the infection. this morning with that rise in cases, authorities are racing to pinpoint the origin. this morning, growing concern as that deadly e. coli outbreak linked to mcdonald's quarter pounders widens. the cdc now confirming 75 cases. the outbreak spreading to 13 states. this comes as officials scramble to nail down the source of the outbreak. while the cause hasn't been definitively determined, federal regulators are looking at the

raw slivered onions served on their quarter pounder beef burgers as the source, but haven't ruled out the meat patties themselves either. officials still investigating. in a statement released friday mcdonald's noting taylor farms' colorado facility supplied them with onions. they were originally sent to about 900 mcdonald's stores before they stopped selling quarter pounder beef burgers on the 22nd. mcdonald's saying, we have made the decision to stop sourcing onions from taylor farms' colorado springs facility indefinitely. taylor farms removing the onions out of an abundance of caution saying they did not find traces of e. coli. burger king, kfc, pizza hut, all pulling onions at select locations as a precaution. the outbreak has already killed one, an elderly person with underlying health conditions, and at least two of the dozens of people sickened were

seriously ill developing hemolytic uremic syndrome, a condition that can cause kidney failure. the outbreak could also spell legal trouble for mcdonald's. so far, two lawsuits already filed. clarissa looking to hold the fast food chain accountable after she says she got sick from contaminated food. >> so, you have the physical trauma from something like this, but you also don't realize that, like, there's emotional trauma. i don't think i have eaten out since that happened. >> reporter: and so the cdc says due to the actions taken by mcdonald's and taylor farms, the continued risk to the public is very low. they do say if you have severe symptoms of e. coli infection, you want to seek care and tell your doctor what you ate. meanwhile, both the fda and cdc are investigating this, gio. >> gio: yeah, it's all so concerning, morgan. thank you so much for that. this morning we are learning more about the arrest of grammy winning rapper lil durk on murder-for-hire charges. he's being held in a south florida jail. ike ejiochi is here with the latest on this one. good morning, ike. >> reporter: good morning. rapper lil durk appeared in federal court friday afternoon

charged with allegedly masterminding a cross-country murder-for-hire plot that can land him decades in prison. ♪ when it's me i do everything to show the man ♪ >> reporter: this morning rapper lil durk facing murder-for-hire charges. the 32-year-old is being held without bond after he was arrested by u.s. marshals thursday in florida. >> we will not be commenting. >> reporter: the chicago based artist born durk banks is known for his grammy-winning song, "all my life." ♪ all my life ♪ ♪ all my life ♪ ♪ they be trying to keep me down ♪ >> reporter: colllaborations with drake. ♪ surround drake ♪ ♪ even though i got a case i'm going to do what it takes ♪ >> reporter: and country artist morgan wallen. ♪ when they see morgan ♪ >> reporter: the arrest comes on the heels of a federal indictment against five alleged co-conspirators of durk's also arrested thursday in chicago. they're accused of carrying out

a 2022 hit targeting rapper quando rondo in los angeles which left rondo's 24-year-old cousin dead. >> the suspects approached from the alley, got out of the car and started shooting at those victims. >> reporter: included in the dierment are surveillance images of the shooting that durk financed allegedly in retaliation for a 2020 shooting in atlanta that resulted in the death of his friend, fellow rapper, king von. according to the complaint, durk was arrested on his way to the airport where he was allegedly scheduled to be a passenger on a private jet out of the country. durk's representatives haven't commented. his latest post on instagram shortly before his arrest promoting the release date for his upcoming album next month. now, durk will be transferred to california where he will be held in pretrial detention. his arraignment is expected to occur in los angeles federal court in the coming weeks. now, if convicted, banks and the five defendants charged in the separate indictment would each

face a statutory maximum sentence of life in federal prison. so far, no one has entered a plea. whit? >> whit: all right, ike ejiochi, thank you. another story we're following this morning, former abercrombie & fitch ceo mike jeffries ordered to wear an ankle bracelet after pleading not guilty to one count of sex trafficking and 15 counts of interstate prostitution allegedly involving young male models. jeffries is free on a $10 million bond and must surrender his passport. jeffries is not allowed to leave his home unless it's for pre-approved reasons. >> janai: all right. we are going to switch gears now and get a check of the weather. we've got meteorologist cheryl scott from our chicago station abc 7, wls in the house. nice to have you here. >> cheryl: so great to be here with you guys. we are talking about a big story, the record heat that has just been plaguing the deep south for so many. taking a look at some of the record high temperatures from yesterday, phoenix, arizona, up to 97 degrees. atlanta, georgia, in the low 80s, and this summerlike warmth

isn't going anywhere any time soon. from the desert southwest to the carolinas, temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above normal. you can see tucson up to 99. the carolinas in the mid to upper 80s, and this heat is traveling as we head into halloween week. places like the upper midwest all the way to the northeast looking at record highs, minneapolis in the mid to upper 70s. chicago, tuesday flirting with a record high of near 80 degrees, and then for halloween, boston and new york, high temperatures near 80. that's near record warmth. that's a look across the

>> cheryl: all right. so, the kiddos will not be needing the coats with the costumes this year in the north and the east. but a big pattern -- >> gio: you're used to that. >> cheryl: yeah, yeah. the pacific northwest will get rain, snow, and cooler conditions, so we'll be talking about that a little bit later. >> janai: almost 80 in chicago on halloween. >> gio: that's wild. >> cheryl: 80 here on halloween and the record warm halloween is 81 degrees in new york. >> whit: perfect. well, you brought us the good luck, so we'll take it. thank you. we'll chat in just a bit. we turn to the world series, game one is in the books, and it was history making at that. gio had the sports almanac out and was telling me everything. >> gio: that walkoff in the tenth. whoo. >> whit: the first yankees/dodgers world series since 1981. gio has been all over it and so has abc's melissa adan, who is at dodger stadium this morning. not a lot of sleep, i don't think people had there in l.a. good morning, melissa. >> reporter: good morning, whit.

i still feel the energy here from dod what an incredible game, a historic game, and gio is right. i mean, pay attention here, and take your notes, because this game was absolutely phenomenal. everyone here, jam-packed stadium, more than 50,000 fans got a strong start to the series. >> game one of the world series. >> reporter: it was an electrifying night at dodger stadium in a historic and close game one of the world series. the dodgers beating the yankees, 6-3 in the tenth inning. >> here comes hernandez. here comes soto. >> reporter: the dodgers getting on the board first after a sacrifice fly by will smith allowing kiké hernandez to score. giancarlo stanton with the two-run home run in the sixth inning giving the yankees a 2-1 lead. >> scraping the sky and giving

the yankees the lead. >> reporter: the dodgers' shohei ohtani going on to scorein the eighth inning. >> it's tied as mookie betts drives in shohei ohtani. >> reporter: the teams tied 2-2 by the end of the ninth. the yankees scoring a third point in the extra inning, but it was the dodgers who claimed victory. >> hits the ball right field, see ya. it's gone. >> reporter: freddie freeman hitting a historic walkoff grand slam to right field for the los angeles dodgers, a first in world series history. superstar shohei ohtani and home run leader aaron judge making history as each topped 50 home runs during the regular season making this the first world series with opposing 50 home-run hitters. >> in ohtani, we trust. >> 99. >> reporter: and the fans are loving it. >> we can't afford every game but game one. >> we're here. >> it's awesome. we're here. >> reporter: game one paying

tribute to late dodger, fernando valenzuela, who famously played in 1981 during the dodger/yankee world series. the mexican-born pitcher credited for bringing fernando mania to the dodgers. that moment was so incredible and so moving to witness in person, and there were so many celebrities out here. i mean, brad paisley, he sang the national anthem, then bryan cranston, he had the very famous it's time for dodger baseball kickoff. that's the slogan that we have here. and, guys, let me tell you something, we're expecting more star-studded performances, but these rally towels absolutely stole the show, and i think this was my lucky good luck charm for the dodgers, so let's go dodgers. >> janai: i'm loving this assignment for you, melissa. >> gio: we were talking about how much of a fan you are, so we're so happy to see you smiling this morning. thank you, melissa. coming up here on "good

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and good morning to you. i'm zach fuentes. new overnight uc berkeley students received an alert about shootings on telegraph avenue. the warning alert went out around 1 a.m, saying there were shots fired in multiple locations. it said to avoid haste and telegraph, and the block surrounding the athletics buildings on campus. the system gave an all clear around 230. no injuries were reported. berkeley police is investigating the shootings. let's check in now with meteorologist frances dinglasan. >> all right. jack. good morning everyone. cool temperatures right now with many of us in the 40s. in fact, only in 40 in sonoma and napa, but san

francisco already up to 53. san jose 52. oakland, 49 degrees. and this afternoon we will warm up into the 60s. 70s even near 80. but we will see increasing clouds. zach. >> thank you, frances, and thank you for joining us. the news continues

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>> gio: welcome back to "gma" on this saturday morning. we are celebrating bassist and founding member of the grateful dead, phil lesh. the musician's death was announced on his instagram friday saying he died peacefully surrounded by family. lesh helped define the band's sound, and jerry garcia once said, when phil is happening, the band is happening. phil lesh was 84 years old, and i know, whit, the grateful dead, that was your first concert. >> whit: my very first concert. my parents took me. i was like 10 years old. my parents were total deadheads so that music definitely brings back a lot of memories. he will be missed for sure. let's take a look at some of the other big stories we're following on this saturday morning. happening right now, israel launches its retaliatory strikes on iran, an unprecedented bombing targeting what it says are military facilities in response to iran's missile attack earlier this month. israeli officials saying the targets included iranian air defense systems and missile and drone storage and production sites. >> gio: also right now, miami dolphins quarterback tua

tagovailoa has cleared concussion protocol and will start against arizona this weekend. the qb has been out since suffering a concussion in week two of the season. that was his third diagnosed concussion of his career. >> janai: and a pair of giant pandas are having a ball while acclimating to their new home in the nation's capital. bao li and qing bao are currently in quarantine as new animals are required when they arrive. the zoo staff are making sure to keep the bares active and encouraging them to explore their new environment. in january, that's when folks will be able to see them. >> gio: that's so cute. >> janai: so cute. you can't not love them. >> gio: having a ball. i like what you did there. >> janai: whit said that. >> gio: we are going to start this half hour with the top campaign headlines. again, just ten days to go until election day, so joining us are deputy political director averi harper and from washington abc white house correspondent maryalice parks. welcome to you both again. so, averi, let's start with you,

retired general john kelly, right, he came out and basically said that trump is a fascist, that he met the definition of a fascist. how is this playing with voters right now? >> we asked in our abc news/ipsos poll, who is a fascist? and we found in our results that 49% of registered voters say that trump is a fascist. for comparison only 22% of registered voters say the same of kamala harris. what i found really interesting is when we dived into that data, we found there are a portion of voters who say that trump is a fascist and are still supporting him anyway. we reached out to some of those folks to find out exactly why. they say, even though they believe that trump is a fascist, they believe that he aligns with them on issues, and so in cycles past, i think some of these comments that we've seen from john kelly would present a major issue for candidates. we might have even called them the october surprise, but i am highly skeptical at this point that it's going to change any hearts and minds, particularly with those who are already

supporting former president trump. i think maybe it might have an impact with some of these undecided voters. we know that the harris campaign has seized on these comments. they are framing him as unhinged, unstable, and a danger to democracy. >> whit: yeah, her team, she called trump a fascist, and trump called harris a fascist. so it's back and forth for sure. maryalice, let's go to you because elon musk pouring tens of millions of dollars into the trump campaign now, and he's sparking controversy on multiple fronts. what impact do you think he's having on the race at this point? >> reporter: yeah, i think it's hard to overstate how much influence one man, the richest man in the world, could be having on this race. i mean, not only, like you said, is he dumping tens of millions of dollars into this race backing trump's pacs, his own pacs, and holding some campaign events, passing out checks, that's legally questionable at best, but when you think about the microphone he has, how much influence and power he has owning x, owning what we all think of still as twitter, you know, pushing his own tweets, pushing trump-centered content,

it is truly remarkable. we just haven't really seen something like that before, and we've seen in the last few weeks him really ramping up on x his conspiracy theories, pushing some debunked claims about the election, about election security, and i think that is why so many people are paying attention to those headlines about how he potentially was having private conversations with vladimir putin. of course, we know that russia has also been trying to support and spread conspiracy theories, misinformation about our election, so it really gets to what musk's motivations are, what is driving him, and whether there is a national security concern, especially given his close ties to the u.s. military, intelligence agencies through his spacex program, guys. >> janai: yeah. and, averi, want to bring you back in, because what we just talked about, general john kelly speaking out calling trump a fascist, elon musk pouring millions of dollars in. whether or not that is getting through to voters, for millions

of voters it doesn't matter, because they've already cast their ballots. >> right. >> janai: they've already voted. any patterns we are seeing? we're seeing more republicans to this point? >> right. i like to say it's not just election day, it's more like election season. more than 36 million americans have already cast their ballots early, and nationally we are seeing democrats outpace the number of republicans who have already voted. that's the same kind of pattern that we saw in 2020, but the gap between democrats and republicans is much narrower. i think it's in part because republicans have really invested in telling their supporters that they can vote in any method, using any method. back in 2020 we saw former president trump telling folks to vote only on election day. so, i do think there are some limitations in terms of what we can glean from some of the numbers, because while we know the party identification of the voters who have already cast ballots, we don't know how they're voting, and so we'll have to wait and see with just about ten days left. >> gio: to see if those people would have voted on election day. right? we don't know what the numbers will be at the end of the day. maryalice, based on the poling we're seeing right now, how are the candidates reaching voters

down the final stretch? we know that they're really relying on a lot of celebrity star power, trump with joe rogan, beyonce there with harris. >> reporter: yeah, i mean, i don't think celebrity endorsements tend to change people's minds, but they can bring people out to vote. you can imagine every single one of those sitting there in the stands there in houston at that campaign event with beyonce was probably met by a harris volunteer asking them to register to vote, making sure they had a plan to vote. i mean, celebrities help mobilize people and energize people. i think that's similar to what we're seeing when trump is going on joe rogan's podcast. he's trying to meet new voters, meet voters where they are, and especially leaning into democrats, or demographics, i should say, where he's doing well, younger male voters. you know, that new "the new york times"/siena poll, one statistic really jumped out to me. it showed that harris only had a 12-point lead with young voters under 30. by comparison, biden won that group by 24 points, so obviously

harris and democrats really worried about whether young voters will stay home and whether they're going to come out for her in ways they have come out for democrats in the past. >> janai: so much to see in the next ten days. ladies, thank you for helping us break it all down. we've got one more weekend to get a crack at it before the election. it's time now for the weather and cheryl scott from our chicago station, wls. hey, cheryl. >> cheryl: yeah, we've been talking about near-record warmth for so many, but a big weather pattern change is setting up across the pacific northwest and we'll be looking at cooling temperatures as well as rain on the way. but let's start off with this image from south lake tahoe looking absolutely beautiful. here comes that cooler weather, though. take a look at some highs today. you can see the latest on record, 100-degree days set for tucson. by tuesday down into the mid to upper 70s. that is going to feel so nice, but temperatures here dropping about 20, 30 degrees. then we have that pacific jet stream that will bring in rounds of rain over the next seven days. we're looking at 2 to 5 plus

>> cheryl: okay, so mild across >> cheryl: okay, so mild across the north and east. any fun halloween plans? costumes for the kids? >> whit: i'm actually late to the game and i need to get caught up here. i have a few more days. >> cheryl: you have some time. >> whit: dad's got to get on it. >> cheryl: you're not busy or anything. >> whit: we'll get there. thank you. coming up, desmond howard joins us to look at this weekend's big matchups in college football. we'll be right back. at this weekend's big matchups in college football. we'll be right back. shaving subscription. i give upe and i'll stop ordering everything that's trending on instagram. and i will no longer agree to the add-ons at the oil change place just because the mechanic called me "ma'am." it really is a top-of-the-line filter, ma'am. and of course, we'll downgrade our insurance

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i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need. >> whit: well, it is week nine of college football, and espn's "college gameday" is coming to you from bloomington, indiana, this morning. football analyst desmond howard, our buddy, is joining us from there. desmond, good morning to you. so, we know indiana, 7-0. kind of a surprising start. what do you like about the hoosiers? >> well, the first thing i like about the hoosiers, i got this crowd behind me.

hoo, hoo, hoo. >> all: hoosiers. >> hoo, hoo, hoo. >> all: hoosiers. >> they are undefeated and have a great coach in cignetti, explosive offense, and we're just very excited to be here, "college gameday," to put a magnifying glass on this great football community. people think indiana is a basketball state, but the hoosiers, man, this is a football school, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> janai: you're getting them pumped, and speaking of undefeated teams, desmond, number 24, navy, is 6-0. they face number 12, notre dame. what's navy doing well? >> all right, y'all, don't boo navy now. don't boo -- it's one of the service academies. don't boo navy. i tell you what, what they're doing is they're running the triple option and running from different formations, different personnel groupings, and that's what great coaches do.

they're able to run the same play from different personnel groupings to make it look different. they play fantastic on defense, and when you listen to them talk, you can tell it's just a very close-knit group of guys, and the most important thing, unlike a lot of teams, a lot of schools, when you see navy play, you understand they're playing for the name on the front. the front of the jersey. there is no doubt about that. >> gio: des, tonight lsu visits texas a&m and both teams opened with a loss, but they've won every game since. so which team has the edge on this? >> yeah, you know it's really crazy, both teams have a loss, but neither team has a conference loss, so both teams are undefeated in the s.e.c. i would say that the aggies, you know, the 12th man is real, and at nighttime too, 7:30 eastern, it's going to be a rowdy crowd out there. so i would say that they have the edge, plus they have a defensive mind named nic scourton, number 11. he's probably the most

disruptive defensive lineman in all of college football, first round pick, so keep an eye on texas a&m versus lsu, 7:30 eastern, abc. >> gio: absolutely. you said it right, des. thank you so much. always so fun to have you. love reading the signs behind you too. everybody is so pumped for the game. all right. and you can catch starting at 9:00 on espn. later lsu and texas a&m, as desmond said, 7:30 on abc. >> janai: yep. >> whit: and coming up here on "gma," dishing it out. martha stewart saying what she thinks led to her broken relationship with ina gartner. e relationship with ina gartner.

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>> janai: back now on "gma" with the falling out between martha

stewart and ina gartner. the celebrity chefs were once fast friends but now no longer speaking, and this morning, we're learning more about their beef. becky worley -- are you interested -- has the details. >> reporter: this morning, behind the vaunted walls -- >> my little herb garden. >> reporter: -- of one of the hamptons' most fabled friendships. >> lavender. i love the lavender. oh, the sounds of east hampton. private jets coming in. >> reporter: ina gartner, often called the barefoot contessa, out with a new book that has stirred up a feud with fellow foodie and former friend, martha stewart. >> someone's in the kitchen with ina. [ laughter ] and i'm in the kitchen with ina today. >> reporter: in an episode of "watch what happens live," host andy cohen referencing a "new yorker" piece where ina says they lost touch when martha started spending less time in their toney long island community. >> you read the part about yourself. >> oh, yes. >> yes.

>> what was your take? >> she can write whatever she wants. >> i need to know -- i ain't read the book. what do it say? >> ina said that they fell out because she moved to connecticut. >> that's not true. >> that's not true. >> martha don't fall out with people. >> martha, martha feels like she stopped talking -- >> after i went to jail. >> right. >> reporter: the barefoot contessa crediting the mogul with some of her early success, a column for ina in "martha stewart living" magazine and martha's company even producing the first version of ina's tv show. >> mm-mm. that is so good. this might actually be my favorite chicken of all time. >> reporter: stewart perhaps feeling abandoned after she went to prison on obstruction charges around a stock trade, but reaction online proving -- >> these two cooking queens have beef. i didn't know this. ina gartner, you better watch your back. >> reporter: these masters of lifestyle media still know how to stir up their fans. for "good morning america," becky worley, abc news. >> gio: ah, it makes me sad

though because they're so beloved, both of them. sad. >> janai: but our thanks to becky worley for our morning cup of tea, and we'll be right back here on "gma." "gma." i'm kamala harris and i approve this message. donald trump makes a lot of promises, but we can be sure of one thing: if he wins, he'll ignore all checks that rein in a president's power. it's all in trump's project 2025 agenda. what does that mean for you? higher costs on groceries, cuts to social security and medicare,

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>> whit: coming up on "gma" in our second hour, managing your election anxiety. former "gma" anchor, our buddy turned mindfulness expert, dan harris, is back with advice. >> janai: and we are so excited. and our "gma" cover story, what a simple balancing test could say about your health. >> gio: and then raven goodwin starring in the tv thriller, "grotesquerie" tells us what was it was like working with taylor swift's boyfriend, football star travis kelce. stick around, you're watching "gma" on a saturday morning. do stay with us. on a saturday . do stay with us.

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more family friendly, with costume contests, face painting, and a spooky movie marathon. it returned last year after not being held for almost 15 years. the event begins at noon. also today, survivors and advocates will be making strides against breast cancer in santa clara. the american cancer society will put on the annual 3 to 5 mile walk at california's great america. the walk raises money and funds research that helps develop life saving programs. gates open at eight, followed by the walk at 830. parking is free for all riders who get there before 10 a.m. let's check in now with frances dinglasan. >> hi, zack. good morning everyone. we're starting off with a view from mount tam. we have clear skies over the bay area right now, but clouds will increase. although this afternoon temperatures will still be on the mild side. it will be a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. inland areas near 80 around the bay. mid 70s at the beaches mid 60s. clouds increase with the chance of drizzle and some sprinkles for tomorrow. zach. >> frances. thank you. up next, former president donald trump

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