like, that's a compliment. >> just hanging out. >> i'm sure i feel differently. this is my home. but i think bears are so cute. and i would really enjoy seeing this. >> it's enjoyable watching it from afar. >> yeah. >> not like right outside my front door. >> i was terrified. >> this bear is just so roly poly. yeah. and cutesy tutsi. >> it does. >> it's spooky. dooky. >> all of it. all of that. >> and not harming anyone. except maybe the pumpkin. >> well, yeah. and that's fine. >> yeah. >> you know what the pumpkin sacrifice is? life for us. and a bear. >> it's a great pumpkin. >> we accept it. if you're streaming with us, abc seven at seven continues next. otherwise, you're watching good morning america. >> have a great day. thank you. >> robin: "good morning america." overnight the sharp contrast from the same stage with six days until the final votes. kamala harris laying tout stakes of the election, speaking from

the same spot where former president trump addressed his supporters before they attacked the capitol on january 6th. her vision for the country, from abortion rights to housing costs and the economy. harris' running mate, tim walz, joins us this morning. >> michael: donald trump on damage control after a comedian at his madison square rally called puerto rico a floating island of garbage. now why republicans are trying to seize on something president biden said. >> george: new details in the arson attack against ballot boxes in the pacific northwest. what investigators discovered on the devices as authorities take action to secure ballots and keep election workers safe. >> robin: a family's answer for answers. two years after her mysterious death at a resort in mexico, her family suing the six people she was traveling with as well as the fbi and justice department. >> michael: urgent search for a killer after a murder at an exclusive retreat in the

hampton's. >> george: celebrating teri garr star of young frankenstein tootsie. >> this is rage? >> i have a problem with anger. >> george: mr. mom, friends and more. >> i didn't want to make any noise. >> george: this morning how lisa kudrow, mel brooks and michael keaton are remembering garr. >> is in screen time. how much time they are spending on devices and its impact on mental health. ♪ ♪ >> robin: and the yankees survive. >> deep left field with redemption. >> robin: hometown hero with a grand slam to keep the yankees alive. so close to achieving his childhood dream. can new york survive to pull off a miracle comeback? we know jeter would be proud.

>> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> this is "good morning america." there was a big crowd at yankee stadium. there's a big crowd out here in times square here to see the kpop group 17 in our last half hour. they've been here for hours. how about them yankees? there's a hid en tease. we have news about gloria gaynor. >> we begin with the race for the white house. the candidates are tearing through the battleground states in the final stretch. vice president harris hitting three today, north carolina pennsylvania and wisconsin. former president trump also hitting north carolina and wisconsin today. >> george: harris delivered closing argument near the white house last night. that is, of course, where donald trump gave his speech on january 6, 2020. tens of thousands in the crowd. donald trump defended his madison square rally calling the event a love fest. mary bruce starts us off with the highlights of the vice president's speech. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning

george. this was quite a scene. kamala harris making her final pitch before a crowd of 75,000 according to her campaign. she framed this election as a fundamental choice arguing trump will bring chaos and decision. harris urged americans to stop pointing fingers, to start holding arms. >> good evening, america! >> reporter: overnight vice president kamala harris making her closing arguments before her largest crowd yet. >> this election is more than just a choice between two parties and two different candidates. it is a choice about whether we have a country rooted in freedom for every american or ruled by chaos and division. >> reporter: the location no accident. harris speaking at the exact same site where donald trump addressed his supporters before they attacked the capitol on january 6th. >> we fight like hell. and if you don't fight like hell

you're not gonna have a country anymore. >> reporter: harris laying out the events to argue trump can't be trusted to hold office again. >> donald trump intends to use the united states military against american citizens who simply disagree with him. people he calls, quote, the enemy from within. america, this is not a candidate for president who is thinking about how to make your life better. this is someone who is unstable, obsessed with revenge, consumed with grievance and out for unchecked power. >> reporter: the vice president promising to take the country in a new direction. >> america, for too long we have been consumed with too much division, chaos and mutual distrust. and it can be easy then to forget a simple truth.

it doesn't have to be this way. >> reporter: from codifying aborg rights to tackling high rent and grocery prices. harris arguing her economic plan would better serve working americans. >> i will deliver tax cuts to working people and the middle class. i will make sure you have a chance not just to get by, but to get ahead. >> reporter: well aware that she still has to convince skeptical voters, harris tackling head on one of her greatest vulnerabilities, immigration. >> and when i am president, we will quickly remove those who arrive here unlawfully prosecute the cartels and give border patrol the support they so desperately need. at the same time, we must acknowledge we are a nation of immigrants. and i will work with congress to pass immigration reform. >> reporter: harris pledging to be a president for all

americans. >> unlike donald trump, i don't believe people who disagree with me are the enemy. he wants to put them in jail. i'll give them a seat at the table. i pledge to you to approach my work with the joy and optimism that comes from making a difference in people's lives. and i pledge to be a president for all americans. and to always put country above party and self. >> reporter: harris will now take this message on the road as she crisscrosses the states in the final sprint today hitting three of them, pennsylvania north carolina and wisconsin. >> michael: you said it. a sprint, mary. thank you very much. we're going to turn to rachel scott for the latest on the trump campaign.

good morning, rachel. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning. donald trump's campaign has been trying to turn the page after a comedian at one of his rallies compared puerto rico to a floating island of garbage. but this morning republicans are seizing on what president biden had to say about it all. overnight after days of facing backlash, donald trump making an all out appeal to latino and hispanic voters in battleground pennsylvania. >> nobody loves latino community and our puerto rican more than i do. nobody. >> reporter: the cleanup following racist and vulgar comments made by a comedian at trump's new york rally sunday. >> i don't know if you know this but there's literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. yeah. i think it's called puerto rico. >> reporter: president biden going on the attack. >> let me tell you something. i don't know puerto rican that i know, or puerto rico in my state of delaware. they're good decent honorable people. the only garbage i see floating out there

are his supporters. demonization is unconscionable and unamerican. >> reporter: the white house said president biden was referring to the comedian but republicans seizing on the president's words, accusing him of calling trump supporters garbage. >> breaking news for you, mr. president. you may not have heard this. just moments ago joe biden said our supporters are garbage. >> reporter: biden even taking to social media to clarify writing earlier today i referred to the hateful rhetoric at the madison square garden as garbage. which is the only word i can think of to describe it. his demonization of latinos is unconscionable. that's all i meant to say. harris has been careful to call out donald trump not his supporters as her campaign tries to win over independents and republicans. trump has gone after voters supporting harris. >> i'll tell you what. any african-american or hispanic -- you know how well i'm doing there -- that votes for kamala

you gotta have your head examined. anybody that votes for her, you should have your head examined. >> reporter: and the former president still hasn't denouned any of the sexist vulgar remarks made by speakers at his rally including that comment at puerto rico instead, bragging about the event. >> it was like a love fest. it was my honor to be involved. >> reporter: then telling fox news he can't imagine it's a big deal. >> what they've done is taken somebody that has nothing to do with the party, has nothing to do with us says something and they try to make a big deal. i don't know who it is. i don't even know who put him in. i can't imagine it's a big deal. i have done more for puerto rico than any president. >> reporter: he later said the comedian probably shouldn't have been invited at all. >> i don't know if it's a big deal or not. i don't want anybody making nasty jokes stupid jokes. probably shouldn't have been there, yeah. >> reporter: but that comedian wasn't the only one on stage to use racist and sexist rhetoric.

some republicans warning the damage could already be done. >> this is not time to have anyone criticize puerto rico or latinos. this is not a time for them to get overly masculine with this bromance thing they've got going. 53% of the electorate are women. women will vote. they care about how they're being talked to and they care about the issues. they need to remember that. this is a time of discipline. this is a time of addition. >> reporter: the former president campaigning in all important pennsylvania, putting immigration at the center of his closing message, vowing mass deportation and receiving his biggest applause with delivering this campaign promise. >> and i am hereby calling for the death penalty for any migrant that kills an american citizen or a law enforcement officer. >> reporter: the supreme court has rejected a push to remove robert f. kennedy jr.'s name from the ballot in two critical battleground states, michigan and wisconsin. he was trying to get his name off the ballot after he dropped out of the race.

he has since endorsed president trump. he said if trump wins the white house he has promised him control over public agencies. kennedy, of course, has pushed a range of conspiracy theories including about vaccines, robin. >> robin: rachel, thanks to you. the latest on the arson attacks on ballot box drop boxes in washington and oregon. our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas is following the story from d.c. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: robin, good morning. abc news learned investigators have evidence that the suspect in those arsons may be motivated by the war between israel an hamas or may simply be trying to s so w chaos in our election. this morning, law enforcement sources telling abc news devices used in a spate of ballot drop box arsons in the pacific northwest carried markings with the expression free gaza including one with the phrase free palestine. authorities are working to determine if the suspect who destroyed hundreds of ballots was an activist for

the pro palestinian cause or if the arsonist left the words to manipulate existing divisions in the u.s. overnight authorities intensifying their hunt for the volvo seen here, with the suspect they believe is involved. the arsons come in an inten threat environment as election officials are taking no chances to secure ballots and keep workers safe. >> election workers are off limits. >> reporter: in arizona where some people with guns showed up during the 2020 election and vote count, officials are deploying a number of security measures this year. drones and surveillance cameras to monitor activity around the building where the votes will be counted. officers on horseback to control unruly crowds. a swat team at the ready. >> there has been immense planning for many, many years relative to this operation. >> reporter: in los angeles local officials plan to use l.a. county sheriff helicopters to flyball lots from local polling stations to the central counting location where they will have armed security. >> the voting process belongs to

the voters. we're here to facilitate, make sure it works securely and appropriately. >> reporter: right now, dogs are sniffing mail in ballots to make sure they don't contain toxic materials. in a deeply divided country where threats of political violence are on the rise, election officials are going to extraordinary lengths to protect voters, their ballots and election workers. >> michael: pierre, thank you very much. now to a deadly israeli air strike in gaza that the u.s. state department calls horrifying. foreign correspondent britt clennett is there with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the state department saying they haven't gotten a full explanation from israel about why they struck this building. at least 93 palestinians kilted including 25 children. that's according to the hamas run health ministry. i spoke to an israeli military official. he said soldiers targeted a man acting suspiciously. they claimed the idf did not know so many people were taking shelter

in that building. now, this strike comes just days before the end of a deadline set by the biden administration for israel to improve the conditions in north gaza or risk losing future military aid. israel also facing international condemnation after the israeli parliament voted to ban the u.n. aid agency operating inside gaza and the west bank. the state department warning the ban could violate u.s. law. guys? >> robin: all right. thanks to you, britt. now the world series. yankees fans are dreaming of a miracle come back after they avoided the sweep last night. will is here with how the hometown heroes gave new york the boost they needed. >> sure did, robin. they certainly did. good morning. anthony volpe, like many kids growing up, yankee kids in the 2000, idolized derek jeter. wanted the play shortstop for the yankees. difference is, he actually did it. last night volpe did a jeter impression. talent, hustle and heart on full display, helping the yankees stay alive.

overnight the new york yankees avoiding a world series sweep. >> judge comes on. he's got it! we got a game 5 in the bronx. >> yankees dominating game 4 11-4 over the dodgers. l.a. was off to a quick start again with this two-run home run from freddie freeman in the first inning. >> deep to right field! it's gone again! >> the slugger making history as the first player ever to homer in the first four games of the world series. things looking so grim for the yankees, at one point a fan trying to snatch a ball out of mookie betts glove while the man next to him can be seen holding the dodgers right field arm. >> literally trying to take his glove off! >> the glove grabber was ejected to cheers from fans. the fan escorted outside the stadium. on the field, new york battling back getting a jolt from their second year shortstop new jersey native and life long yankee fan anthony volpe, sending the bronx into a frenzy with this third inning grand slam.

>> left field! volpe with redemption! >> yankee bats coming alive for the first time all series. torres sealing the deal in the 8th with this three-run homer. >> deep right center field! >> and one final run driven in by captain aaron judge, securing a win for the home team. and the dodgers remain confident and in control. no team has ever blown a 3-0 lead in the world series. they've got another chance to close out tonight in the bronx. for yankee fans, hope is the thing with feathers. baseballs were flying around the ball park all night. >> robin: can you exhale at all? >> no. down 3-1. there's a lot to root for. >> robin: we're rooting for this 83-year-old guy. you're going to bring that story. his daughter brought him to the world series game. a hero.

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sentence but not their conviction for murder. last week, l.a.'s district attorney recommending resentencing after new evidence prompted him to re-examine the case. the d.a. telling me he does not believe the conviction should be overturned. case has been moved to the van nuys courthouse where the original murder trial was held. juries for both brothers were hung resulting in mistrials. menendez brothers never denied killing their parents, but insisted they acted in self-defense after claiming they suffered years of sexual abuse at the hands of their fare father and feared for their lives. if a judge agrees to resentencing based on the d.a.'s recommendation it still requires the sign off of the california parole board and the state's governor, gavin newsom, a process that could take a year guys. >> george: thank you very much. now a murder mystery at an upscale hamptons resort. body of a 33-year-old woman was found inside a guest room. police suspect foul play. aaron katersky has details.

>> reporter: yes. the house is known for its exclusivity and spa treatments. it is also now the scene of a murder. this morning the urgent search for the killer of a woman whose bloody body was discovered in a wellness retreat in the hamptons. >> very quiet. very little crime here. >> reporter: police did not disclose how the woman died but said she was the victim of violence. a staff member found the 33-year-old from brooklyn inside a guest room. investigators were scene at the gated property. rosas was a guest at the hotel a law enforcement source tells abc news. she checked in with a man who left alone monday morning. the house is an exclusive spa retreat popular with celebrities. guest rooms there can cost $1200 numb a night. the hotel said we're supporting the staff and have no comment at this time. just moments ago, law enforcement officials

telling abc news the main suspect is believed to be her boyfriend. he has killed himself. police believe there is no danger to the public at this time. her family says sabina rosas was the eldest of three daughters. she is being remembered for her adventure joy and love. >> thanks very much. >> robin: now we have the north carolina woman who died mysteriously while on vacation in mexico two years ago. the family is now suing the six people she was traveling with as well as the justice department and the fbi. faith abubey joins us now with more. good morning, faith. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. shanquila robinson's family believes the federal justice system failed them, two all years after the north carolina woman's death overseas, still no arrests. in fact, federal prosecutors have declined to pursue justice or charges in this case. so now the family is believing this lawsuit could potentially give them what they see as justice and accountability. this morning shanquella robinson's family taking the fbi and justice department to court in the

mysterious case of the north carolina woman. the newly filed lawsuit naming the cabo six acquaintances who were vacationing with robinson when she died in mexico. >> those responsible for her murder have not been held accountable. the lack of justice served as a painful, painful reminder of the vulnerabilities faced by individuals, especially young black women when they seek adventure in unfamiliar places with unfamiliar faces. >> reporter: the legal filing detailing multiple accusations including wrongful death conspiracy and emotional distress. >> this has been two years and there's no reason that no one has not been arrested yet. i need justice for my child. >> reporter: robinson was found dead in october 2022 inside a villa in cabo san lucas. her travel partners allegedly saying robinson died of alcohol poisoning, but an autopsy concluding robinson suffered a broken neck and spine.

this still image from a disturbing video surfacing on social media appearing to show one of robinson's acquaintances beating her while two others recorded. u.s. authorities declined to pursue charges this past april citing insufficient evidence. >> this really speaks to how the family feels like the system failed shanquella. they are seeking justice and reform including the fbi and the state department in their procedures that allowed for this to happen. >> reporter: the family still hoping an on going investigation in mexico would yield some answer, as they remember robinson as more than just a victim. >> we are reminded of the joys that she brought to our lives and the profound loss felt by her family and friends. >> reporter: guy, the robinson family is asking for the maximum monetary award the court will allow. they say they know the money won't bring her back, but they are hoping that it is a

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>> michael: back now on gma celebrating beloved actress teri garr. she had so many terrific performances including young frankenstein. mel brooks writing she was so talented and funny remembering her humor an lively spirit. lara is here with more on her legacy. good morning. >> lara: good morning, might bel. what a career. teri garr started as a dancer performing with elvis. she played a german lab assistant in young frankenstein. she stole our hearts in tootsie, just to name a few of her wonderful performance. teri garr's singular authentic style bringing a sparkle every time she braced the screen. she was the comedic actor known for her roles in films such as young frankenstein.

>> hello. would you like to have a holiday? >> reporter: and close encounters of the third kind. >> all right! >> lara: teri garr passing away tuesday morning at the age of 79 after a hropblong battle with multiple sclerosis. some of the biggest classics of our times. >> you've had that shirt on for two weeks now. it could walk around by itself. >> lara: known for her role in tootsie. >> i am very proud of being a woman. >> i'm playing rage. i'm enraged. you told me that could turn the tables. i'm playing rage. >> this is rage? >> i have a problem with anger. >> lara: in teri garr's hands even a small role suddenly transformed into something bigger and more memorable.

>> i told you it was a lie an hour ago. i told you it was a lie 15 minutes ago. if you ask me one more time commitment to let you have it right in the chops. >> lara: she started as a backup dancer for elvis. yes, the king himself, in nine different films. >> listen you. >> lara: on the small screen she appeared in star trek and was a member of the sonny an cher comedy hour. ♪ ♪ a new generation of audiences will remember garr as phoebe's birth mom in "friends." >> i'm your mother. >> huh? >> lara: lisa kudrow remembering her friend saying ter was an acting genius who was and is a huge influence on me. i know i'm not alone in that. i feel so lucky and grateful i got to work with teri garr. but behind the scenes, garr faced health struggles starting with symptoms in 1983 that eventually worsened until a diagnosis of ms in 1999. in 2002 she decided to take her battle public, sitting down with

our charlie gibson. >> i have a weakness on my right side, my right leg. the worst thing is i wear this little brace on my foot because i have drop foot which means i have to wear pants or a long skirt. and i have fabulous legs. >> is there some worry maybe you wouldn't get roles? >> yeah, i think that -- any time you say anything about your health people are like, let's not do her, let's go with somebody else. >> lara: her illness making her a fierce advocate for ms. awareness. >> there's a lot of reasons to be hopeful. i thought maybe if i say something, maybe one or two people will feel better. that's what i like to do. >> lara: so many stars sharing their love for teri on social media from co-stars to celebrities who were just fans. her mr. mom co-star michael keaton saying something i did last night, go back and watch her comedic work. man was she great. man, she was great. >> george: she really was. coming up next daughter's sweet surprise for her dad.

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this morning governor tim walz join us. six days until final votes. ♪ ♪ menendez getting personal on stage about his sexuality. >> robin: scary screen time data. the new cdc study connecting phones to anxiety or depression. >> michael: one day to go before halloween. last-minute costume perfect for the whole family from inside out 2 to beetle juice. and the scary good moves on "dancing with the stars." facing down their fears including the first 10 of the season. plus the shocking elimination, and what the couple is telling us this morning as we say "good morning america." >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> robin: right here in times

square, kpop sensation seventeen. they are here. their fans are mighty excited. the crowd goes wild! some have been waiting for hours to see them. dark and early they got here. they will be performing their latest hit on their u.s. morning tv debut. you will see it at home coming up in our next hour. >> michael: seems like a regular morning when i walk in after you two. i get out of the car they're like, oh. [laughter] not buying it. oh boy. we're excited about that. and just ahead the new cdc study about kids and screen time. they may be on devices more than you think. the alert for parents. >> george: first look at the top stories breaking at 8. the race for the white house. six days to go until final votes. few moments ago i spoke with tim walz. governor walz thank you for joining us. last night vice president harris said she would seek common ground with people who disagree with her.

think she's going to work with everyone? how's she going to find common ground with people who supported donald trump so much she calls a wanna be dictator and petty tyrant? >> good morning, george. the vice president's rhetoric is the rhetoric that a president of the united states gives. one that understands we're all in this together. one that welcomes robust debate about the issues. i think we find common ground around the issues. lowering prices for americans, make sure we're protecting their health care, making sure reproductive rights are left to doctors an their patients to make those decisions. talking to them about the things they are talking about at their kitchen table brings folks together. she's pledged to make sure we bring those dissenting voices in. they are going to have a seat at the table because that's how we find real solutions. i think that crowd in d.c. got to witness what americans are hungry for. a unifying president, one that wants to find solutions. >> george: the vice president was making that pledge last night but republicans have seized on those remark from president biden where they say he was calling trump supporters

garbage. he says he was talking about the comedian. what's your response to that? did it step on the vice president's message? >> the president's clarified his remarks. let's be very clear. the vice president and i have made it absolutely clear that we want everyone part of this. donald trump's divisive rhetoric needs to end. he called this a garbage country and continues on with the enemy from within. what you heard vice president harris say and i say, there's a place for all of us here. i think that's the one she's running for president. she's making the message. she delivered that speech that showed what we can be as a country. i think america knows the direction we're going. she's laid out the way forward. that's what we'll do for the next six days and eight years after that. >> george: we heard nikki haley say the trump campaign has to start focusing on women, give up this macho stuff. we heard the vice president concede to governor whitmer saying you're having trouble making up ground with men. how do you do it? >> i think folks are still undecided. we go again back to

those kitchen table issues. men care about the women they love in their lives and care about reproductive care. they also want to make sure manufacturing jobs are coming back to michigan. they want to make sure their kids are safe in schools from gun violence. men are no different that they want to live safe an secure lives. they want an opportunity to thrive. that's why vice president harris laid out an opportunity agenda, one that deals with the issues rather than dividing us. >> george: you have continually said you are the underdogs in this campaign. are you behind right now? >> we're winning this thing george. i'm in charlotte. i was in columbus, georgia last evening. there's energy out there. i have done this long enough to know these things are won at the end. we're not taking anything for granted. we're talking to voters at every corner trying to show them this positive vision, there's joy there's happiness and there's the idea that america is back to solve these issues. we know it's going to be close. we've got the better ground game. we've got

the momentum on our side. >> george: what's your biggest concern with just six days a go and are you confident there will be a clear result next week? >> there will be a clear result. my biggest concern is donald trump has brought pessimism to folks. people believe their votes don't matter. your vote does matter. get out there. participate in this democracy. i think you're going to see donald trump continue to spiral downward in this really difficult and hateful rhetoric. we saw our fellow citizens in puerto rico have to endure this. we've seen it in ohio with folks. that's what's going to end. for me, it's for us to show them an optimistic better way an american way forward. let's get this done for six days. >> george: governor walz, thanks for your time this morning. >> thanks, george. >> george: coming up, sean menendez gets personal on the concert stage as people question his sexuality. >> robin: lori b is back in her lab, showing us how to make last minute halloween costumes that kids and adults will love.

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♪ ♪ >> michael >> we are back now with our gma cover story. singer shawn mendes told fans he is still figuring out his sexuality. good morning. he says he has faced these questions for years coloring the speculation and intrusion. this morning, he is opening up and says he's figuring it out. >> i just want to be able to be closer to everyone and just be in my true sense. >> reporter: this morning shawn mendes opening up to his fans at his latest show about his sexuality. >> i'm just figuring it out like everyone. >> reporter: while performing at the red socks amphitheater mendes sharing this moment performing "mountain" from his upcoming album shawn. ♪ ♪

the crowd erupting in cheers. >> i'm trying to be brave. allowing myself to be a human and feel things. >> reporter: mendes who has previously been romantically linked to camilla abreo has been the target of speculation about his sexual identity. in 2020 the three time grammy nominated artist speaking with dax shepherd about the impact it's had on him and his mental health. >> i'm not gay. i'm like, what does that mean? i have problems with the way my voice sounded. how do i sit? i'm always first to cross my legs and sit with the position of this feminine type of style. i really suffered. >> when someone is trying to figure out their journey especially as it relates to sexuality, that's a lot of pressure. what he is experiencing is on this magnified level. >> reporter: mendes saying his journey toward self-acceptance and understanding will continue. >> i always felt like such an

intrusion on something very personal to me. something that i was figuring out and i had yet to discover and still have yet to discover. >> as the ceo of the trevor project reminds us this was simply shawn saying i haven't figured it all out. it's important to let people do that on their own timeline and own terms no matter how famous they are, robin. >> robin: well said. we wish him the absolute best. thanks so much. we have a new report just out this morning from the cdc on kids and screen time. doctors are worried about potential consequences. erielle reshef is here with those details. good morning. >> we have been talking about this. this data is staggering. study finding about half of teens 12-17 are on screens for at least four hours a day. that does not even include how long they use those screens for school. more than 90% of teens

from 2021 to 2023 spent at least two hours each day youing screens. that's up 10% since 2020. researchers found black teens teens living in urban areas and older teens 15-17 and kids whose parents did not complete college use screens the most. about 25% of teens who spent four hours or more on those screens reported anxiety or depression symptoms within the past two weeks. again, none of this accounted for the time that kids are spending on screens for school or during their home hours. so usage is likely even higher. experts say the findings reinforce how important it is to help reduce the harmful effects of excessive screen use especially for teens. robin? >> robin: erielle, thanks, as always. how about some pop news? >> lara: good morning to you all. we're going to begin with "dancing with the stars" celebrating scary good news heading into halloween. the show had huge ratings. it was the top entertainment program of the week for a disney themed show. last night the stars were on the halloween show.

dwight howard guys, earned his first 10 of the season. congrats, dwight. no treats for jen tran. she was eliminated. now there were six. the six remaining couples will show off their moves on the 500th episode of "dancing with the stars." that airs tuesday november 12, 8 p.m. eastern on abc. cannot wait for that. really exciting stuff. i'm so happy for dwight. he was the most excited about being on that show. congrats to you. less than a month to go until wicked hits theaters tpp cast screened the movie for the first time joined by some of the glendas that have played the role on stages around the world including the og, as in the original glenda, kristin chenoweth. her reaction says it all. check it out.

>> i'm dying. i am deceased, i am actually dead, i am not here. people are not going to be well when they see this film, it is so good. it is so special. the story is so wonderful. cynthia and iona are amazing. >> lara: high praise. ariana called the movie a love letter to all the actresses that have come before her. earlier this week the studio revealed grande and olivo actually sang many of their ballads live on set. that is so tough. they even released the first notes of the iconic denying gravity. listen to this. ♪ ♪ so pretty. >> michael: i love that. >> lara: me, too. hits theaters nationwide november 22nd. expected to be a huge one, guys. and

then finally last but not least dj, would you hit it, please? we've got the story behind this anthem. it's coming to the small screen thanks to robin. robin's production company making the biopic. it is called "i will survive" the gloria gaynor story. stars a tony winner and lance gross. he plays gloria's husband. it tells the story -- >> that is the husband's name. >> did i get it wrong? got it. good. >> robin: i'm putting on my producer's hat. >> lara: she's always working everybody. this tells the story of gaynor's life. as robin told me off screen it was a story to behold. 50 years in the business, giving us hits called "i will survive" and "never can say good-bye." let me go very quickly to say gaynor is the ap on this project. she's very involved according to my source. the show "i will survive" set to premiere

on lifetime in 2025. >> michael: who's your source? >> lara: i can't reveal it. [laughter] thank you. i learned that from you. >> robin: very grateful. third movie that i have done. >> lara: congratulations. >> george: let's go to ginger. >> ginger: thank you very much. first snow for the big island in hawaii. we've got video there to show it off. snowing in the rocky, up to 13 inches in parts of utah. there's more where that came from. we've got really active pattern especially for the sierra and cascade. look at that, feet of snow to come with several storms. the rockies will get more especially southwestern colorado. let's get a check now closer to

>> robin: it is day 3 of our halloween series lori's laboratory and gma lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto is back with some scary good last minute costume ideas from this year's top movies. ♪ ♪ >> we're back once again in lori's laboratory. and with only one day until halloween, it's time for last-minute costumes. for my family, we take halloween very seriously. this halloween i'm looking no further than the biggest movies of the year starting with "inside out 2." which "inside out" character do you want to be for halloween? sadness?

what kind of face does sadness make? mommy found a blue pair of leggings and a blue shirt. she has glasses so we just pop some lenses out of the old glasses we had. what about her sad face? can't forget about that. next up -- >> anger! >> for my son leo, what i want to do is make this red bucket hat, which we've used from previous costumes. you'll need black and white felt for the eyes. i'm going to make the mouth and put it on the bottom of the hat. all i'm doing is gluing with my hot glue gun. but it still needs a small count of fire. bright colored felt for the flames. couple more touches. i wasn't going to leave out my other half.

>> i am going to make you so happy. >> nick and i are going to dress up as characters from the film "beetlejuice." i found this unexpensive suit. i'm about to transform it into beetlejuice. i'm adding white duct tape to a black suit. really easy. beetlejuice is supposed to look a little desheveled on purpose. so how did my experiment turn out? this halloween -- [laughter] >> robin: lori is not finished yet. she's got one more costume. lori b, come on out. let's see what you got. >> robin: is that you? >> really easy, robin. if you

don't have anything, it's just red workout gear, a ski mask creatively placed felt, duct tape. then we used some candy to decorate it with. really fun. happy halloween a day early. we can celebrate early. >> robin: i knew there was something when you had the really red lips. >> getting in character. >> robin: that looks fantastic. >> thank you. and super inexpensive. >> robin: all right. appreciate you, lori b. michael, top that. >> michael: i love that. that looks great. great job. you know, day 2 of our new series fall fixes. milly is back with seasonal solutions for chilly fall days. all these products are shopable on our website. milly, we all love a cup of coffee, cup of tea. problem is you get busy and it cools down. this keeps it warm. >> you come back to it an it's cold. this is the smart mug.

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your phones. it has everything. yeah. >> the whole studio excited with that one? yeah. all right. >> okay. so then you have the con air fabric shaver. >> if you're sweaters or your furniture looking a little worn out from lint fuzz or pilling, we've got the solution for you. this is a con air fabric. you want to hold it. yeah. yeah. so it's really it's really great. it has three depth settings so you can use it from your delicate sweaters to your turn it on like, i know i just said you can use it from your delicate sweaters to your furniture, has easy grip handles, battery charges. you can take it with you anywhere when you're traveling. super convenient. you know what i'm going to take one of these. i'll tell you when you take it home. >> i'm gonna take the taking a lot of it. all of it, actually. okay. and you know who's going to be here? keri russell, i got. yeah. thank you. >> really? babies this is terrible. >> oh. now, from mornings. >> good morning. >> it's 827. i'm reggie aqui from abc seven mornings. now. here's traffic with frances. all right. reggie we'll start off in

san francisco. >> where is there's a two car crash causing delays on northbound 101 approaching cesar chavez. and it is causing traffic to back up on northbound 101 from candlestick. there's also slowing in the southbound direction as you make your way towards to 80. bay bridge toll plaza has been backed up through the maze because of an earlier crash on the upper deck, and also northbound 880 a little slow through oakland right now. reggie thanks francis. >> we're going to check in with spencer christian for a look at your forecast right after this. here at precision garage doors we take our time to earn every five star review. >> when i see my name pop up on reviews, i get excited. >> they check the review first. even me garage door precision door service a name you can trust. >> don't be fooled by political smoke and mirrors. proposition 36 is an illusion, not a solution. 36 claims it's for safety. the truth is, 36 strips millions from what's proven to actually keep us safe. mental health programs, drug treatment

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area, live with kelly and marcus coming up. >> we'll chat with keri russell from the diplomat. plus we're decorating pumpkins with the crafty lumberjacks. that's at nine on abc seven. >> and here's a look at our win wednesday weather. we'll start the day with mainly clear skies, but clouds will increase into the afternoon as high temperatures range from upper 50s at the coast to low 60s around the bay to upper 60s inland. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. as you can see, we're going to have unsettled weather for the next several days with periods of showers here and there. morning showers and thursday late night on friday, warmer next week. reggie >> thanks, spencer. another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. you can always catch us on our news app and abc7 news.com. now here's more good morning america good morning america. >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> robin: we do welcome you back to gma. our next guest is known for leading roles in "felicity"

and "the americans." now she's back for the new season of the political thriller "the diplomat." please welcome keri russell! [cheers and applause] you have a lot of fans here. you know that. there are a lot of fans of "the diplomat." here you are, season 2 isn't even out yet and you've already been renewed for season 3. congratulations. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> robin: what can you tell us about your character? >> so many things. the writing deborah kahn, who created our show. i just love it. i love the specificity of, it is a political show, but it's kind of a peek behind what really happens and goes on in the state department. we truly mean it to be a love letter to the state department. it's fictional. it's silly. it's ridiculous. but it is -- [ laughter ] it is a love letter to the state department and everything that they do which is enormous for hardly any recognition.

but what i love about it is the character. such a mess. [ laughter ] it's super fun. >> george: fictional, silly ridiculous. what can we expect in season 2? >> a lot more than that. we're still solving who bombed the british carrier. i think more of it is about, you know geopolitics. we tend to blame certain regular customers. i think season 2 is kind of about looking within. maybe the call is coming from within the house. all the same fun. >> michael: you have an addition to the cast. allison janney plays vice president grace pitt. looked like you had a lot of fun shooting it. >> come on, allison janney. class act. she's everything you want her to be. she's funny smart. we would go have the best boozey dinners, do you know what i mean? she is just so fun and formidable.

what a cool thing. her in "primary colors" doing that fall down the stairs. do you remember that? she's the best. >> lara: you were nice enough to give us a sneak peek so let's share. >> i would like to be vice president. >> no. for real? >> mm-hmm. >> can i hug you? >> we have 38 vice presidential staffer theres the house. we better play it cool. >> i'm trying. >> i know, it's a lot. you can shake my hand. [ laughter ] >> george: you did dive into the political world, right? >> we did. we're fans. this show, you know, the people are putting up with us for the most part, i hope. and, but, yeah. i

have been hanging out with real ambassador jane hartly. real ambassador in london. who's incredible and classy. we go to dinners. secretary of state antony blinken stopped by. people try and humor us. >> lara: lot of fans from a little show called "felicity." i cannot believe it was 25 years ago that that show aired. >> wow. >> lara: you've said that show really did it for you. that you fell in love head over heels with acting because of "felicity." >> god, that was a long time ago. it was the first time that i experienced really good writing in j.j. abrams, who wrote that. i was like, this is what good writing is. it's like reading a good book. that was my entrance to. i was on the mickey mouse club before, showing up

doing my thing. i was learning when it was good. that helped me. >> lara: yeah. >> yeah. >> lara: it's all so good. so excited for season 2 of "the diplomat." >> michael: i'm excited. now i know i have got 3 coming. >> 3 is even better. i can't even wait. so much better. we're shooting it. we're filming it right now. it's really, really good. >> lara: that's a tease. >> robin: keri, thank you so much. you're such a joy to have around here. >> thank you so much. >> robin: you really do have a lot of fans. season 2 of "the diplomat" premieres tomorrow on netflix. coming up next r&b singer shanice, a thriver. she's sharing her breast cancer journey and using her voice for more than singing. you'll want to hear this. breast cancer jourw

♪ ♪ >> michael: welcome back everybody. we were all singing along to that song back in the '90s. "i love your smile" by our next guest grammy nominated singer actress shanice. she is on stage right now appearing in "44" the musical about barack barack obama. she's here this morning for a very different reason. she was diagnosed with breast cancer

in june. now she's here to share her story. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> michael: it's great to have you. we're going to start back in march. you felt a lump in your breast. you went in for a mammogram which is something you've been putting off for quite awhile. >> eight years ago they thought they saw something because i have dense breasts. every time i go for my test they have to test me several times because my breast was so dense. i had a lot of cysts in my breast prior. eight years ago they thought they saw something. they wanted to do a biopsy. said, no, it's fine it's just a cyst. so because of the fear, i didn't go for eight years. then i felt a lump in my breast. i'm like this cyst isn't going away. i need to have this looked at. i did the mammogram and ultrasound. unfortunately they saw something. it was cancer. >> michael: yeah. doctors, they found cancer. but what did they tell you?

>> they first told me they saw dcis, which is stage zero. it's in the milk ducts. they said it's just in the milk ducts. we'll just take your breasts out and you'll be fine. i said if i have to have one breast removed i'd rather do both. after my surgery, they said unfortunately you had a stage i, one centimeter tumor in your breast. i found that out the end of may is when i had my surgery. >> michael: you had the double mastectomy. in the course of that you said they found something else. your song "i love your smile" but at that point you said you lost your smile. >> i did. when i had my surgery and they told me i had cancer, i literally lost my smile. i wanted to come on the show to encourage women that you have to keep smiling, you know? i got my smile back. >> michael: good.

thank goodness. >> i just want to tell women how important it is to get your mammograms and ultrasounds yearly. if i would have gone sooner, i could have caught it when it was just at stage zero. i just want to encourage women to do that. i want to give a shout out to city of hope. veronica jones, dr. lee at city of hope. the great thing is they removed my breasts and were able to put in implants at the same time, so that was great. >> michael: disproportionately this affects black women, and so i think for you being here and them having see you go through this will encourage more to get checked. >> yes. >> michael: you said fear kept you away. >> yeah. i just want to tell women out there, you know, put that fear aside. if you get checked early, you can beat this thing. it's not a death sentence. get there early you'll live. and i got to give a

shout out to my husband. >> michael: the support system from the family is the biggest thing. i know your husband really well. he loves you. he loves you. your family supports you. that's another message. >> yes. i had the support of my family. flex, after my surgery he helped me clear out my drains. he gave me -- helped me take my showers. he made my meals. my kids were very supportive. my mom was there. i had all my prayer warriors praying for me. so, yeah. >> michael: i love what robin said. she said she's thriving. >> yes, yes. >> michael: we are happy you are here sharing this story. you're going to help a lot of women whether may be hesitant about going to see their doctors. >> yes. i want to say, i want everybody to keep their smile. i have a lipstick line called smile by shanice. i want women to support it because i want to keep a smile on everyone's faces.

>> michael: we're smiling because you're here, sharing this with us. shanice, thank you. >> thank you so much. >> michael: we appreciate you being here. ginger, over to you. >> ginger: thank you for the smile. let's talk about mother nature. she's dressed up like summer even though it's halloween. cleveland 78. green bay wisconsin had their latest 80 plus degree temperature on record. austin broke, pittsburgh will break today and tomorrow which would make it their warmest halloween on record. there are others circled for halloween that could be the warmest on record. syracuse, birmingham. second warmest for places like philadelphia, boston or new york city. but don't worry, mother nature putting on a november show and going back to average as we drop into the weekend. let's get

>> george: the blue hour by paula hawkins, who wrote "the girl on the train." elizabeth schulze sat down to talk with her. >> she told us that she wrote it with the the intention of surprising readers along the way. she didn't disappoint. it is a true thriller with dark twists and turns, and an ending that will leave you shivering. a mystery is unfolding on paris island. paula hawkins "the blue hour." >> the island is cut off from the main land when the tide comes in. such a fantastic location for a novel. you could get trapped there. you could want to get there and not be able to. i was really intrigued by what kind of person would choose to live in a house on an island like that. >> reporter: a bone has been discovered by the late artist vanessa chapman and only her journals and long time companion grace hadwell, hold the answers

art expert james becker is searching for. >> the blue hour is that time of day when the sun is set but there's still that light in the sky, that peaceful blue light. also a time which you might easily be able to mistake one thing for another because that light is not clear. that's what this novel is about. it's about seeing someone, or failing to see someone, mistaking an enemy for a friend, friend for an enemy. >> reporter: hawkins sculpting a page turner about legacy, power and devotion, leaving readers on edge. some comparisons of this book are being made to agatha christie. how do you feel about that? >> agatha christie was the first novelist i ever read. she holds a special place in my heart. >> reporter: did you intend to leave the reader guessing really up until that very last page? >> oh, yes, i did. >> reporter: the final pages

haunting even hawkins. >> you know, i didn't know when i was writing it exactly how it was gonna play out at the end. it was a difficult ending for me because i was quite cut up about it. this feels right. this feels the way the story is going. that is the way the book kind of has to end. >> reporter: hawkins' first novel "the girl on the train" became a big screen success starring emily blunt. "the blue hour" seems destined for the hollywood treatment. this novel feels like it should be on the big screen. do you hope to see it in theaters some day? >> i would love to see this book adapted because i think it is a cinematic story because of that setting. no concrete plans as far as i know just yet, but fingers crossed. >> truly the last few pages are still haunting me and that's not just because it's the day before halloween. it's one of those stories where you escape into another world. when you get to the end, you have to talk about it.

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