kudos to this little boy that i saw come in. and he was so polite going into a merchant and getting. i just happened to be in there. yeah. and getting his trick or treat candy. >> oh amazing. so last night, i was surprised every trick or treater came and they just took one candy, and i was like, that's what i needed to. i thought i was like, take more, take more. >> yeah, he walks to his mom and he came back and said, can i have two? oh yeah, of course. yeah, yeah. thank you. and happy halloween. >> he ran out. i'm like, you know what? he's so cute. there is still innocence in this world and hope for the future. >> i have hope >> michael: good morning america. kamala harris and donald trump blitzing the west, sprinting the final bend before the final votes. overnight, former president trump now pledging to put robert f. kennedy jr., who backed conspiracy theories around

vaccines, in charge of health care, including women's health, as vice president harris seizes on trump's comments when he promised to protect women, whether the women like it or not. >> it isn't the women who refuse to accept a future without reproductive freedoms. it isn't the men who support them. >> michael: with reproductive rights at center stage, this morning the report about one 18-year-old woman who died in texas after her mother said she didn't get the care she needed because of the state's strict abortion ban. >> george: harris in las vegas with jennifer lopez firing up the crowd. >> i believe in the power of latinos. where are my latinos at? >> george: as mike pence weighs in on the race. trump says he won't run again. >> it's not gonna happen again. >> george: this morning the path for victory for candidates and warning about foreign election interference just four days

before the final votes. >> rebecca: new details on liam payne's death. what we're learning about the one direction star's final hours, as police use security camera footage to piece together what happened. save your thanksgiving. should you get everything at one store or shop around? and where? we'll tell you. >> michael: heroes homecoming. the world champion dodgers are back in los angeles. >> start the party, los angeles! your dodgers have won the world series! >> michael: and ready for that party. we're live for our viewers in the west along the parade route. and it's the most wonderful time of the year. but wait, mariah has some competition. get ready for a very kelce christmas. ♪ jason giving us an exclusive sneak peek at something special.

plus the christmas present overnight on halloween for the new york jets. >> rodgers to the end zone! wilson has the ball. what a catch! >> michael: tis the season saving catch. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> michael: good morning america. thank you for joining us on this friday morning. >> rebecca: yes. nice to see everyone. nice to see you, michael. we have a lot to get to including the jobs report today. it is the last one before the election, with the economy top of mind for so many voters. >> george: let's get to the race for the white house. four days until the final votes. vice president harris, former president trump both hit the battleground states in the west. they're tearing through multiple battlegrounds from the midwest to south in their final sprint to election day. rachel scott starts us off in nevada with the latest on the trump campaign. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. four days out from election day, donald trump making the swing out west using increasingly dark and violent rhetoric against his political rivals.

this morning he's promising to place robert kennedy jr. to oversee public health agencies and women's health, too. overnight donald trump speaking alongside robert f. kennedy jr. despite his support for conspiracy theories around vaccines, trump pledging to nominate him to oversee public health agencies now including vaccines and women's health. the independent candidate dropped his presidential bid and endorsed trump. >> he can do anything he wants. he wants to look at vaccines. he wants everything. he's gonna work on health and women's health and all of the different reasons. >> reporter: kamala harris firing back online writing simply no. trump campaigning out west doubling down on his harshest rhetoric alongside ousted fox news host tucker carlson. >> we do have an enemy from within. we have some very bad people. those people are also very dangerous. >> reporter: the former president even suggesting former house republican leader liz cheney, who has endorsed harris,

be put in the line of fire. >> she's a radical war hawk. let's put her with a rifle standing there with nine barrels shooting at her. see how she feels about it. when the guns are trained on her face. you know, they're all war hawks when they're sitting in washington. >> reporter: cheney responding on social media this morning writing, this is how dictators destroy free nations. they threaten those who speak out against them with death. we cannot entrust our country and freedom to a petty vindictive cruel unstable man who wants to be a tyrant. trump spreading false claims about the 2020 election and attack on the capitol, now claiming there's cheating happening in this race. the former president still trying to shake the controversy from his weekend rally where a comedian made disparaging jokes comparing puerto rico to garbage. making this pitch to latinos and hispanics in albuquerque new mexico, a state he says he can

win this time. >> i'm here for one simple reason. i like you very much. it's good for my credentials with the hispanic or latino community. i love the hispanics. >> reporter: with just days to go, the former president also announcing he will create a new cabinet position focused on reducing the cost of living. he didn't offer any details on how it would work. with election day around the corner trump said he won't run again. >> we've done this for nine years. it's sad. i never thought of it actually. it will never happen again. it's not gonna happen again. in four years somebody's going to be running. could be j.d. could be this one. >> reporter: now sources tell us this morning kennedy has been advising donald trump's transition team. even recommending another vaccine skeptic to lead hhs as well and become the hhs secretary. all of this comes as former

president trump mike pence says he will not be supporting former president trump or j.d. vance because of his concern about the future and direction of the republican party. he said he will not be voting for vice president kamala harris either. >> michael: all right, rachel. thank you so much for your reporting. now chief white house correspondent mary bruce who is in las vegas for us. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the road to the white house leading both candidates out to these crucial western states as they court key constituencies. this morning kamala harris is seizing on donald trump's comments on women to hammer home her argument about abortion. overnight vice president kamala harris in battleground nevada making a big push for the state's latino voters with some big names. >> i believe in the power of latinos. where are my latinos at? >> reporter: harris leaning on super star jennifer lopez and legendary mexican rock band mena to get out the voter. lopez firing up the crowd bringing up those racist remarks made at donald trump's rally, responding to the comedian who

called puerto rico an island of garbage. >> it wasn't just puerto ricans who were offended that day. it was every latino in this country. it was humanity. and anyone of decent character. i am puerto rican. and yes i was born here, and we are americans. >> reporter: harris making her pitch. >> my opponent is also making his closing argument to america. it is an argument that is full of hate and division. he insults latinos, scapegoats immigrants and it's not just what he says. it's what he will do. if elected you can be sure he will bring back family separation policy. >> reporter: harris is also counting on women voters to drive her across the finish line. this morning seizing on trump's comment, promising to protect women, quote, whether the women like it or not.

>> i want to protect the women of our country. [ cheers and applause ] sir, i just think it's inappropriate to say. i pay these guys a lot of money, can you believe it? i said, well, i'm gonna do it whether the women like it or not. i'm going to protect them. >> reporter: harris calling it offensive. >> this is the same man who said women should be punished for their choices. he simply does not respect the freedom of women or the intelligence of women to know what's in their own best interest and make decisions accordingly. but we trust women. we trust women. >> reporter: harris has put abortion front and center in this race, as trump has bragged about appointing three of the supreme court justices who overturned roe versus wade.

>> i see the promise of american of everyone here. it is in all of us. it is in all of us. >> reporter: now from here today, harris is crisscrossing wisconsin, then blitzing the battlegrounds including georgia, north carolina and michigan. we now know where she will be on election night. her alma mater, howard university. >> george: rick klein, the polls are all bunched up as we head into the final weekend. walk through some of the different paths the candidates have. >> 538 battleground poll tell the story. polling averages, all seven battlegrounds. no one has a lead of more than 2.5 points all within any poll's margin of error. if you just assume the polls are accurate, this is where things would land at the end of election night. donald trump over 270 electoral votes. he would clinch the presidency for a second time. no map is a foreground conclusion.

let's play with a scenario here. say the polls are understating vice president harris or she has a big ground operation, eeks out just votes to win. she picks up one electoral vote in nebraska. then wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, the rust belt, the blue wall, holds right there. there's no other surprises. that's 270 electoral votes. the polls could be off on the other direction or trump is able to hold. this is trump's likeliest path to victory. if he holds nevada and arizona, and the two southern battlegrounds, georgia and north carolina. he is then just one state away from clinching the presidency. pennsylvania is the biggest prize on the map. that's the best opportunity for him. but single most important battleground state on the map probably for either candidate, george. >> george: we have a massive early vote, but does it tell us anything? >> 65 million americans have voted already. that's 40% of the total turnout from 2020 with still four days to go. we don't know who people voted for quite yet.

the harris campaign has been touting what they call good news for them in the early voting. they're look at the gender gap. so far women making up 55% of the people who have already voted. that gap was actually a little larger by a single.four years ago, although in 2016 it was more even. they like those numbers. the other thing we can tell, the likely partisanship. a two point edge for democrats. of course, they like that. but four years ago it was a nine point edge. lot of things have changed in terms of voting in the four years so it's hard to read too much into that. bottom line, there is no data that definitively says who will win or who will lose this race. the votes who will decide it almost have certainly not been cast. >> george: just so hard to read. thank you very much. michael? >> michael: thank you, george. there are new concerns about foreign election interference in the final days of the race. georgia's top election official is warning of a fake video circulating online claiming to show voter fraud in the state. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas is tracking the story. good morning, pierre.

>> reporter: michael, good morning. a warning from the u.s. government. right now voters are facing a barrage of disinformation from foreign nations. overnight georgia's secretary of state claiming a new video circulating online where a haitian immigrant said he voted multiple times with multiple state i.d.'s is fake, created by the kremlin. federal officials say it is all part of a secret campaign by russia, china and iran to flood u.s. social media in the last days of the election. >> they want to undermine american confidence in our elections and trust in democracy, and they want to s so w and stoke partisan discord. they want to pit americans against each other. and they are looking for any opportunities to create rage. >> reporter: the bogus georgia video follows another in battleground pennsylvania showing someone destroying ballots. the feds say it's a russian fake, too.

the good news, according to the top election official, despite those efforts america's voting system is completely secure. for the people who would say give me specifics of why you're so confident. >> the voting machines americans use to cast their ballot are not connected to the internet. great source of protection there. very hard to hack something that is completely offline. >> reporter: she says all the battleground states have paper ballots. >> you may have to go back and do a recount or do an audit and you have those paper ballots that can actually factually be verified to say how somebody voted. >> reporter: the bottom line, the director says vote with confidence. michael? >> michael: that is the bottom line, pierre. thank you very much. now the latest jobs report. rebecca, the last one before the presidential election. >> rebecca: this is always an important report. it takes on add importance now because it is the last one before the election. when you look back at october, there were three major events that will put a dent in the numbers. hurricane helene an milton and

the strike at boeing. an estimated 44,000 workers were on strike in october, according to the labor statistics. some economists as a result are forecasting a negative report with job losses for october, while others expect 90,000 to 117,000 jobs were added for the month. over the last 12 months the healthy number when you look at job creation overall. michael? >> michael: where does that put the economy right now? >> rebecca: you look at joblessness. historically low. economic growth steady. inflation, which had been a world wide phenomenon coming out of the pandemic is finally back where economists want to see it. families though are still paying about $1,000 more a month than they were a year ago. not everyone feels the boost. the fed has been cutting interest rates. we expect them to head lower. and consumer confidence, something economists are watching, is heading higher as

consumers continue to spend. >> george: okay, rebecca, thank you very much. now the deadly mass shooting in downtown orlando. eight people were shot during halloween celebrations. a 17-year-old is in custody. victor oquendo is tracking the latest. >> reporter: good morning, george. halloween, one of the busiest nights of the year for law enforcement in orlando. two frightening scenes at two nearby locations downtown. a total of eight people shot, two killed. this morning police are sharing video. this one from the first shooting. just after 1 a.m. you can see how packed downtown orlando was. police say somewhere between 50 to 100,000 people were out with nearly 100 officers patrolling at the time. left-hand side of the screen they say the gun man started shooting. then you see the crowd desperately run away. not far from there, moments later, another shooting. that time officers witnessed it and took down the gun man.

they identified him as a 17-year-old. police say he had a handgun on him. he'd previously been arrested for grand theft in 2023. the victims range from 19 to 39 years old. no word on motive but police are investigating. rebecca? >> rebecca: victor, thank you. we are gonna switch gears to the remarkable catch overnight by new york jets wide receiver garrett wilson. will reeve is here with something jets fans can get excited about it. had he not made that catch you would probably still be sleeping. >> jets have three wins and six losses. they've mostly buckled under the weight of great expectations. but they have aaron rodgers so they're gonna get primetime games and we're gonna talk about them, especially when there's highlight plays like this. fourth quarter, new york losing by three to the houston texans who have by and large lived up to the hype this season. that's rodgers to garrett wilson. take a closer slow mo look. looking like the junk man logo.

one handed catch. gets the shin down, drags the right toe. that is a catch. jets are winning now. we're gonna watch that again because it is so beautiful. they would add another touchdown later. rodgers throwing to his old friend davonte adams, who has a grab. the jets go on to win. they surprised basically everyone by snapping their five game losing streak. will the jets make the playoffs? probably not. they gotta win like six of their final eight games to make it in. never say never. if they do, we will point to this game and that touchdown. >> michael: and you'll be back. [ laughter ] all right. thank you, will. coming up, where to find the best deal on your thanksgiving turkey. >> rebecca: also ahead this morning, after halloween, hold the candy. the new study looking at sugar intake and the risk of diseases later in life. >> george: details on the trial of the marine veteran who put a deadly choke hold on a homeless man in a new york city subway car. ginger? >> ginger: it was a beach day in seabright, new jersey.

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>> reporter: good morning, michael. there's still a lot of questions about how such a global super star could have fallen to his death. investigators now piecing together minute by minute, looking at what happened in the hours before he fell, as they determine if any charges will be filed. ♪ the story of my life ♪ >> reporter: this morning new details about the hours before liam payne's shocking death. the pop star dying after falling from his third floor balcony during a trip to argentina. police now analyzing security cameras at the hotel an nearby as they try and piece together what happened. multiple sources with direct knowledge of the investigation tell abc news those cameras twice showing payne asleep in the lobby holding a bottle of whiskey. at one point staff using an escort app to call two women to

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payne's father is in argentina right now waiting to bring him home to england to be buried. we are told the body should be turned over to the family as early as next week, guys. >> george: eva, thank you very much. now opening statements in the man slaughter trial of a former marine accused of choking a subway rider to death. aaron katersky is at the courthouse. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. in a city that runs on its subway, this fatal choke hold has riders taking sides. either justified protection or a needless death at the hands of a vigilante. starting today it will be up to a jury to decide. this morning opening statements in the trial of daniel penny, a marine veteran, who put a homeless man in a fatal choke hold last year on an occupied subway car. this video shows penny restraining jordan kneely. his arms around his neck for six minutes. prosecutors say he was no longer a threat after three minutes, stopped moving after five. police say he was acting eratically.

prosecutors concede kneely may have seemed scary but they are out to convince the jury penny held him down too long. the defense said kneely was threatening and penny took action to protect the lives of others. >> some people say i was trying to choke him to death which is not true. i was trying to restrain him. i didn't see a black man threatening passengers. i saw a man threatening passengers. >> reporter: the case sparked protests about racial dynamics, subway safety and mental health. took two weeks to seat the jury of seven women and five men. four juror of color. all say they are regular subway riders. penny's lawyers hired the same jury consultant used by oj's defense. >> we want a fair and impartial jury with this particular case. so a jury consultant assists in helping make that decision of who should we get rid of? who won't be fair and impartial with respect to our side of the case? >> reporter: the family of jordan kneely a subway performer

known for his michael jackson impersonations said he began struggling with mental illness after his mother was killed when he was 14. >> justice for my family would be for daniel penny to go to prison or to jail. he should never walk around free after the murder, cold blooded murder of my nephew. >> reporter: prosecutors know they have a tough case here, guys. they must convince a jury to convict a former marine of a crime he was not planning to commit. if convicted he could face up to 15 years in prison. guys? >> rebecca: thank you. we turn to the new study on babies and how processed sugar could impact their risk for diabetes and high blood pressure later in life. erielle reshef is here with details. this comes with november being national diabetes month. as a mom of an almost 1-year-old i am listening. >> also has to do with pregnant women.

fresh off the halloween candy binge that british study cautioning sugar intake during pregnancy and the amount of sugar a baby eats may affect their life later in life. if it is limited during a baby's first 1,000 days it reduces the chance of type ii diabetes by 35% and high blood pressure by 20% in middle age. a low sugar diet also appeared to delay the onset of chronic illnesses. the protective effect was strongest for individuals whose sugar was limited during pregnancy and for at least the first six months of life. study of 60,000 people does not prove that limiting sugar will prevent diabetes altogether but can cut the risk. the cdc recommends less than 10% of total calories in your diet should come from sugar and even stricter limits are recommended by the world health organization an american heart association. so put down the candy, guys. it's hard though. most of it. all within reason.

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thanksgiving. turkey prices are expected to fall this year, and major grocery stores are already competing for your dollar. >> it can create a little bit of confusion, but it is also an opportunity for strategic shoppers to save a lot of money on groceries before thanksgiving. >> reporter: plenty of big box locations have rolled out promotions you can take advantage of like wholesale club store bj's, where, if you have a $150 transaction between now and november 14th, they'll give you a butterball turkey for free. >> there are so many turkey centric promotions, that you should do everything in your power to avoid paying full price for a turkey. >> reporter: you can also score plenty of deals for the entire meal. target announced a $20 meal for four, $5 cheaper than it was last year. wal-mart is offering an inflation-free thanksgiving meal from now until christmas eve. 29 items serving 8 people for less than $7 per person.

which is also less expensive than it was last year. and aldi is offering a thanksgiving package that feeds ten people costing about $4.70 a person. experts say the key to maximizing your savings is to keep your eyes open at several different spots. >> just because you're getting your free turkey from someplace doesn't necessarily mean that same place is the best place to get the best deal on everything else. i'm always an advocate of shopping around. >> reporter: and according to the usda data, the supply of turkeys this year has dropped a little bit, down from about 6% of sales from last year. that decrease in supply might mean a little bit of an impact on pricing. another reason to look for a deal. you can also look at buying directly from a farm. maybe you see a tv star here at double brook farm. you can buy directly from them online. there's a lot of options and some very nice guys. >> michael: all right, trevor. couldn't hear you at the end

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>> it isn't the women who refuse to accept a future without reproductive freedom. it isn't the men who support them. >> george: with reproductive rights at center stage, the report about one 18-year-old woman who died in texas after her mother said she didn't get the care she needed because of the state's strict abortion ban. >> michael: not holding back. sean mendes talks about his decision to walk away from fame two years ago, canceling the world tour. his mental health journey bringing him back to the spotlight with new music, and his relationship with camilla now.

♪ let's get loud ♪ >> michael: ready, set, race! we're counting down to the new york city marathon this sunday, with the runners who never thought they'd be at the starting line. >> i thought, you know -- i thought everything was over. >> michael: plus the top tips for runners from a marathon expert and how to carry that finish line feeling into the rest of your life, as we say -- >> good morning america! >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> michael: good morning america. there's our marathon crew including gma staffers. you know what? they're gonna go for it, too. so proud of them. there's more than 50,000 runners that are going to take to the streets in the big apple for the largest marathon in the world, taking a 26.2 mile run through new york's five boroughs. it will be faster than driving, i can tell you that. >> rebecca: definitely. always a fun weekend with new york with the marathon. we are cheering everyone on each

step of the way and hoping the fellow racers stay hydrated. we have much more ahead. >> george: first we start with the latest on the race for the white house. four days until the final votes. vice president harris, former president trump both hit battleground states in the west. want to go back to mary bruce. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. the road to white house is leading both candidates to these critical western states courting key constituencies especially latino voter. kamala harris leaning on the help of super stars j. lo and a mexican band to help drive voters to the polls. she's also counting on women voters to get her across the finish line. this morning she is seizing on donald trump's comments promising to protect women, quote, whether the women like it or not. harris calling those comments offensive, saying trump doesn't believe the women should have the agency or authority to make decisions about their own bodies. overnight trump speaking alongside robert f. kennedy jr., pledging to nominate him to oversee public health agencies

including vaccines and women's health despite his support for conspiracy theories around vaccines. harris responding with just one word, no. they both continue to blitz the battlegrounds. they will both be in wisconsin. four days to go. >> michael: thank you so much for that. now a new investigation from pro publica into the case of a texas teen who died of complications from her pregnancy after her family said the care she need was denied until it was too late. rachel scott is back with the story. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: michael, good morning. candice bail said she lost her 18-year-old daughter a year ago. she was six months pregnant when she started experiencing severe pregnancy complications. she went to the emergency room three separate times. this morning her mother tells me she died because she could not get the care she needed in a state with one of the strictest abortion bans.

>> she loved to sing, dance. she was a wonderful soul. >> reporter: candice said her daughter, six months pregnant, first started complaining of stomach pain and nausea. she went to the emergency room. >> she's in a lot of pain. her stomach is hurting her. >> reporter: she said nevahe was diagnosed with strep throat. didn't ever receive an ultrasound. she was sent back home. when the pain didn't go away she went to the emergency room at crisis st. elizabeth but was told her fetus still had a heart beat and she could leave. it wasn't until her third visit to the er that doctors realized something was terribly wrong saying the fetus no longer had a heart beat. >> they were saying her blood pressure keeps dropping. she was losing blood. she was like, mom, i don't think i can do this. i was like, naveah, i love you. i said, you can do this. god made us strong.

you can do this. >> reporter: pro publica releasing an article after an investigation into her death finding that it took 20 hours and three emergency room visits to be admitted to a hospital even though her condition was worsening. they say doctors did two ultrasounds to confirm fetal demise. >> i'm holering at them, save my daughter! do something. >> reporter: candice said she believes her daughter didn't get the care but a of the strict abortion ban. >> i felt like the doctors were more concerned about the baby than her life. i'm frustrated how these laws are affecting my daughter from getting justice that she deserves. >> reporter: christus st. elizabeth told us they believe the care provided was at all times appropriate and compassionate, but due to hipaa and privacy we cannot comment. baptist of southeast texas did not respond. pro publica said they reached out to the doctors involved and did not respond to their request for comment.

texas has one of the strictest abortion bans in the country. does include a narrow exception to save the life of the mother. we talked to a lot of doctors who say there's so much confusion around these laws that it has changed how and when they intervene. any doctor who performs an unlawful abortion in the state of texas could face prison time, loss of license and fines. this is just another ripple effect after roe versus wade was overturned. this mother is pleading for change this morning. >> george: rachel, thank you very much. coming up in our gma morning menu shawn mendes. on his decision to step away from the spotlight at the peak of his fame. >> michael: the soon to be marathoners are ready to hit the ground running for the new york city marathon. >> rebecca: plus deals and steals are all oprah's favorite things. tory johnson is with oprah's creative director adam glassman with a dozen great products. and sam has two special guests. hey, sam. >> sam: i haven't stopped talking to them.

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♪ >> george: we are back with our gma cover story. shawn mendes' mental health journey, returning to music after stepping away from the spotlight two years ago. he talked about it in "the new york times." erielle reshef is back. good morning. >> good morning, george. before he called it quits, shawn mendes, 2022/2023 tour could

have brought in roughly $100 million but he stepped away to protect his mental health. now he's back in the spotlight. this time he says he's doing it on his own terms. in his teens and early 20s, he was the vocal phenom behind hits like "there's nothing holding me back." ♪ baby there's nothing holding me back ♪ >> reporter: but this morning sean mendes telling "the new york times" about the darkest chapter of his life and the struggles that led him to call off his multimillion dollar tour. the shows i could get through and find beauty in them, but when i would step off stage, i just didn't recognize myself. i was a shell, like talking to a wall. his decision to forego fame for his mental health is one he admits was painful but necessary. letting people down sucks, he says, but adding, a huge lesson for me in becoming an adult, which is that you don't get to live this life without hurting people. ♪

mendes also candid about his public on and off relationship with pop star camilla. saying if something was to happen in my family or to me, she'd probably be the first person i called to this day. our relationship is teaching me what love means in a big way. >> their relationship captivated the public. so did their breakup. we're seeing people be more cognizant of what it takes to be an artist in the spotlight, what it means for them. what kind of relationships they can continue to have as artists and with their fans. >> reporter: now as he prepares to launch his fifth album "shawn" and embraces the next phase of his career, mendes is showing himself healing takes time, more than you want. and it's beautiful because you can be healing and expressing at the same time. you can be joyful and grieving simultaneously. think a lot of people, that resonates with a lot of them. his new album "shawn" due out november 15th.

he said he is approaching his return with the love and support of his family and is playing more intimate venues. all said this next chapter is more music, more love. michael? >> michael: we wish him the best, erielle. thank you very much. we have more than 50,000 runners from nearly 150 countries. they're going to lace up for the new york city marathon. our will ganss is one of those runners. he has some incredible story of folks running the race who thought they would never be there. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, michael. yeah, i'll be honest, when i signed up for the marathon it was purely for attention. wearing the medal and cape all the way into 2025. what happened instead, i have been introduced to some of the most inspiring people i have ever met in my life. 26.2 miles, more than 50,000 runners, all five new york city boroughs, 43,000 bagels and 70,000 gallons of water.

this year a record 599 charities represented at the tcs new york city marathon, raising millions. >> i'm running the marathon for my dad. he lost his life for leukemia. >> reporter: for each runner -- >> i am running the marathon for my brother. my brother has always been my biggest role model. >> reporter: turning race day personal. >> i want to motivate my daughter, who is 8 years old, and show her you can accomplish anything. >> reporter: this year, ladawn jefferson. only two years ago the mom and grandmother from brooklyn faced a devastating stage iv cancer diagnosis. >> i was getting ready to die. i thought that was it. >> reporter: but ladawn ran head first into treatment, refusing to be side lined. >> even though i was sick, i said, no, i need to do something. >> reporter: in new jersey, newly weds, kevin orcell and jasmine murrell are gearing up for their first marathon together. >> we trained together. we both do the recover are process and all of that stuff

together. >> reporter: running with the new york roadrunners team inspire. both overcoming obstacles posed by glaucoma to cross the finish line. >> it will progress over time to no vision at all. i am cued into what's going on around me. >> reporter: for so many runners, the miracle is not that they cross the finish line. >> i am a blind black kid born in haiti, and here i am now. if i can do it from where i'm from, then anyone can do it, too. >> reporter: i'm so happy to say that as of today, ladawn jefferson is what ned, no evidence of disease. that's incredible! ladawn is here with kevin and jasmine. all right, you guys. it's crunch time. how are we feeling about sunday? >> i feel very excited. >> reporter: yeah? how about you? >> very exciting and nervous. depends on the day. >> i'm feeling great. can't wait to cross that finish line. >> reporter: i'm with you guys. thanks for being here. michael, over to you. >> michael: thank you very much, will. i'm here with becks gentry from peloton. she's run 16 marathons herself.

[ applause ] was even the first nonelite female runner to finish the new york city marathon in 2019. we've got other incredible marathoners here who are ready to hit the road! i can only imagine, so much excitement, so many nerves. but you have to breathe. are there breathing exercises you should do before you start the race? >> absolutely. i'm going to take you through it. the best thing i suggest you do is think about breathing out and in instead of up and down. be really expanding out. put your hands on your rib cages and feel how it goes out and in. we think it goes here, up and down. when you start doing that when you're running you'll get all discombobulated. relax yourself by doing that,

out and in. don't put your hands there when you're running. [ laughter ] >> michael: yeah. running the whole marathon like that is a breeze, okay. >> that's different. >> michael: all right. let's move to our second group. second group of marathon runners -- [ applause ] this group here, they're representing the middle of the race, right? pretty sure the middle of the race is going to be tough, physically and mentally so. how can they get through it? >> okay. you can do it two ways. you've done half of it and i have got the other half to go, or you can celebrate, i have done half and i have got the rest of it to go. so think about the positive side of it. think about how much you've achieved already. enjoy that moment of magic. it's magic. >> michael: you got it. all right. so let's move over. it's normal to hit a point where you feel like you may not be able to, like, finish the race. but how can you tell if that's

just nerves or if it's actual pain? >> if it's actual pain, stop. because you only have one body. this race has been around for many, many years and it's going to continue to be around. you don't want to ruin your body with pain. if it is fatigue, if it is nerves about the finish, that's what the training was about. you get through it. think back to those long runs, those hard workouts. if you got through those, you can get through the day. >> michael: i like that. little positivity. this is the best part of the race, the finish. we have four staffers here who are actually going to run the race, the new york city marathon. congratulations you four. we are proud of you. this is something i could never do. i'll be honest with you. there's nothing like the joy you feel when you finish the race. will is already anticipating that. how can you make that joy last when the race is over? >> wear your medals. keep those medals around your neck.

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they make the most delicious one that is so soothing. >> rebecca: pretty. >> it is gorgeous. packaging is key for us. three fabulous scents. this is the charcoal and rose. we have milk and also lavender. >> tory: it stays on. it's a subtle delicate -- >> rebecca: yes, yes. not that chemical smell. >> the bubbles are perfect. not too bubbley, just bubbley enough, which is what you want in a bubble bath. >> tory: do you know what else we like? 50% off. starts at $22. these are phenomenal gifts. >> favorite things and gma. this is from leo and luca. i know. i know bubble letters are really a hot thing, right now and very trendy. you have an r for rebecca? yeah. what's cool about this? you could wear it two ways. the chain, which is plated in 18 karat gold. or the choker

that tori's modeling, which is like the super in thing right now. >> yes. super in. you know, i wear so many necklaces to the studio. i have never walked in and had more compliments than today for this one. it's just it's so substantial. we've looked at them and i think we've been looking for so many initials. the it looks great, phenomenal. and i love that you can change it up. so if you want a longer with the chain or you want shorter with the cord, you get both with this for $30. so $30. >> excellent. i know. >> okay. >> this is going to go over well as well. these are adorable bathing products for kids, founded by a gentleman who was a counselor working with kids in trauma. and what he realized is that you could make bathing fun for the kid. and also easy for parents. you just add liquid soap in here, you take this into the bathtub, it becomes a washcloth. it's really adorable. we also have these hooded towels, which are so cute. and then these little numbers and letters that educate and entertain in the bathtub. they

really do save time. and they work. >> yeah, they double as teethers as well. in my house. cash and half stock up on these 6 to $15 with our deal. thank you tori. thank you adam and more of oprah's favorite things coming up next, jennifer gray and jesse eisenberg are here. stay with us. in fact, he always told me she was grateful for the struggle. one great idea can change your life. >> that's the american dream right there. >> i want to be on a team with you. shark tank. >> new tonight on abc and stream on hulu. the s.e.c. on abc saturday at 330. >> and. >> now from abc, seven mornings. >> it's 827. good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc seven mornings. and now here's traffic with frances. >> all right. traffic is lighter because of a friday morning and the morning after halloween, but we're still finding a few brake lights on northbound 880 from

davis street, past the coliseum up towards 14th avenue. drive time. so not horrible. westbound for westbound 80. highway four to the maze is 25 minutes, then another 18 minutes to san francisco and delay free towards sfo. and it's also looking good here on the westbound ride from the toll plaza to foster city. 12 minutes right now, reggie. >> thanks, francis. we're going to get your november first forecast from spencer after thi. >> here's what voting yes on 35 means. >> yes means keeping hospitals and ers open. >> yes means more health care workers and protecting medi-cal for 15 million californians without raising taxes. >> well, yes. >> on 35 roundtable pizza has three delicious new shareables be gone. or at least we intended them to be. choose from fiery jalapeno poppers, cheesy mozzarella sticks, and savory parmesan idaho potato wedges. but there's no need to get greedy because the dragon's bounty sampler platter gives a taste of all three delights.

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julianna margulies from broadway's left on 10th. plus jackie tone is here. >> that's at nine on abc7. >> this first day of november gets off to a bright and dry start by afternoon, we'll be looking at high temperatures ranging from 60 at the coast to mid 60s around the bay shoreline to mid and upper 60s inland, but rain will follow in the late afternoon and early evening, so it's going to be wet overnight showers ending tomorrow, windy and dry on sunday with high fire danger. >> reggie aqui spencer. thank you. we'll have another abc seven news update in about a half hour and always on our news app and abc seven news.com. the news continues right now with good morning america. >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> george: we are back with jesse eisenberg and jennifer grey. they star in the new movie, "a real pain" which follows two cousins traveling through poland

to honor their late grandmother. welcome back to both of you. great to see you. movie is getting rave reviews. jesse, you wrote it, directed it, starred in it. i read you were inspired by an online advertisement. >> strangely enough. i originally set this in mongolia. we were in mongolia. i was having trouble getting through the script. when an ad popped up that said auschwitz tours and then it said with lunch. i was like, what? wait. what does that mean? going to this place of extreme historical trauma but kind of still wanting to maintain the creature comforts of your middle class life. i started to think about, what does it mean to travel these places of horror, trauma, but trying to maintain your creature comforts of your life. one of the themes is this group, of which jennifer is on, this group touring poland and these tragic sites but also having creature comforts, staying at the raddison. middle class existence, but then

seeing trauma during the day. >> michael: jennifer, you played a divorcee on the the the tour in the tour group but you are going through a divorce. what was it like working with jesse and the cast? >> i was playing this woman who was in one of those rocky transitions of life where your life is just blown up. you don't know who you are, what you're doing. she's just trying to somehow reclaim some part of who she once was. so she decides to go to poland because she wants to go back to what's real. her mom had fled the camps when she was a little girl. so she has basically, her mission was, i want to get out of l.a., go back to brooklyn and feel something real. and then i got to work with this cook -- [ laughter ] >> michael: i love this relationship. i love it. said that to you with love.

[ laughter ] let's take a look at a clip. let's check it out. >> look at her. >> who? >> that woman marcia. she's walking alone. you should go talk to her. >> i just met her. >> she's got this deep sadness behind her eyes, you know? >> she does? >> you didn't notice that? >> during the introductions, no. >> i think we should check on her. >> maybe she wants to be alone. >> no one wants to be alone. >> okay. i'm gonna check it out. hey, why are you walking alone? >> michael: the cast is epic. >> sam: you should see it just for the cast. in that, jesse, that's kieren culkin. he's kind of known for being spontaneous in his acting. >> yes. >> sam: so how do you structure and plan around spontaneity when you're doing a scene? >> thank you so much for having that. kiernan is a marvel. every review of this movie is, this is the great performance of the year. he's truly brilliant in this movie. and --

>> he's all right. >> i had been living with this character in my mind for three years. he came on set and took over the set. i had all these shots planned, these beautiful shots and everything. he just wouldn't stay on his marks and do what i asked him. [ laughter ] we just had to take the camera off the dolly. we had to, like, scrap three months of shot planning. it was just amazing. he was so brilliant and spontaneous and fun that it worked out really well. >> we all really had to fall in just to compensate. whatever you want, jesse. [ laughter ] >> george: what did you think when you heard you were going to be starring with kiernan culkin? >> i have thrilled. i was just watching "succession." and he was the one that really -- 'cause i'm a freak, you know, in the ways you all know i'm a freak. i just responded to him. i responded to him in that show. i thought they were all brilliant, but he had this wild

magic and this complexity. and everything about him was so surprising and real. just, he's a fascinating actor and he's a fascinating actor to work with. >> michael: during filming, you two found out something. you both are a lot alike. how so? >> um, i think it was -- >> we're jewish? [ laughter ] >> michael: one way. >> kind of unhealthy level of anxiety. yeah. >> i made you feel like i wasn't nervous. i'm like, am i more nervous or is he more nervous? >> we cancelled each other out. oh my gosh, you're awful. [ laughter ] >> i'm like, ew. how can you stand it? >> we are probably exactly the same. >> george: why did it take so long for you guys to work together? >> different coasts. i think that's what it is. i'm scared of l.a. and why do you not come to new york more?

>> i think it's because i was married in l.a. for 20 years. now i'm back. [ laughter ] >> george: great to see you. "the real pain" is in theaters now. coming up, tory and adam glassman with more deals and steals of oprah's favorite things.

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favorite things. two of my favorite people, tory and adam glassman from oprah daily are back. what do we got? >> oprah lives in softies lounge wear. feel it. this is called the marshmallow lounge set. >> michael: i actually have this. >> you do? >> tory: he's familiar with this fabric. >> this year's selection is the v neck that comes with the pants. sophisticated colors. wear them around the house. oprah travels in them. you could do errands in them. they are perfect lounge wear for everybody and everyone looks good in it. >> tory: that's why it's made the list year after year. only here though you're going to save 50% on set. we've got a big variety of colors. you're gonna want to grab them today. >> oprah loves eye wear. peepers is one of our favorite. they really create stylish bold beautiful readers at an affordable price.

look at you right there. this year's selection -- >> michael: i can read. >> you can read. they come in all strengths. they are scratch resistant. they have blue light blocking lenses. at this point you want to get a few pairs. you want to keep them in a different room, your car. >> tory: when you say oprah chooses to match her clothing to her eye wear. >> she'll pick her eye wear first then her outfit. >> tory: that's what michael does with watches. [ laughter ] 50% off. they start at $11. we have readers online. >> this is very cool. this is a travel case that you can store your makeup and jewelry right in it. the secret about it, it has a secret led light. you go like this and a mirror so you can touch up your makeup in the dark. you can also take that -- look, you're doing it right there. >> tory: no matter where you are.

restaurant, airplane. >> on and off. pop this right into your purse, leave this in your hotel room. you can see what you're doing. >> michael: genius. >> tory: these today, michael, with our deal, $24. that's a really good deal. >> that's a great price. we love all things truff. i know you love all things truff. >> michael: i crush this stuff. >> launching today, they created for us, brand new gift sets. jalapeno lime with habernero. bring it as a hostess gift or pocket it, like you're doing right now. i give this instead of candles to people now when i show up to people's houses. it is delicious. truffle infused. the hot sauce is great. >> tory: you said if you eat at oprah's expect to fine truff on the table. >> if you open oprah's purse you will find that in there. >> tory: all the sets are 50% off. >> michael: they say the best

gift to give is the gift to yourself. >> there you go. cozy earth. i have to say bathing and sleeping are two of oprah's pastimes. she is very very particular about her pajamas. she loves cozy earth. they are the most comfortable. chic, light and breathable. thank you for noticing that. she ordered them all for herself and she's ordering them for her friends that appreciate cozy. >> tory: plus we've got more. we've got men's and women's lounge wear online. all 50% off today from cozy earth. plus -- >> michael: free shipping. that's right. >> finally -- >> tory: from oprah daily. >> journalling changes people's lives. oprah has been doing it for years. this is her brand new one about being unstuck. this is perfect for anyone in a rut, who really is going through a tough time, going through a life change. oprah wrote this journal.

all the exercises, all the quotes. everything. >> tory: do you know what i like about these? >> tell me. >> tory: typical journals every page is blank. sometimes it's hard to get the thought from your head to the paper. these have brilliant prompts from oprah and her team that really help you to help yourself. that's what i love about this. >> it really is life changing, i have to say. >> tory: these cards -- >> these cards are beautiful. 100 questions everyone should ask. beautiful card set that you ask yourself, you ask yourself, your friends, your family. you can do it right at the dinner table or every morning. >> michael: i love this one. what makes you feel most alive? >> tory: being with you and being able to tell america that everything from oprah daily is 50% off today. >> michael: yes! >> that was good. >> michael: that's right. tory, adam, thank you both. we partnered with these companies on these great deals. you can get them at our website, where you will also find bonus deals. thank you to oprah as well.

let's go to ginger. hey, ginger. >> ginger: i'm feeling alive giving this forecast for the marathon. it is going to be pretty perfect. light winds. you'll have a temperature in the morning in the 40s, low 40s. in the afternoon, as some of the later runners coming in, it won't be above 60 degrees, so that is great. there are a bunch of runners part of a nonprofit roadrunners team for climate. i am representing them. they're lacing up to bring attention to the sustainable advances the marathon has made this year. you see me there. i am participating in our warm-up. a shakeout run. you run and pick up trash. can we see anything more me? we're going to be doing that today to get ahead of everything. there's so many more things that the marathon is doing to be more sustainable. you can go on my social and find some of that. let's get a check closer to

>> rebecca: all right. we turn now to the holiday celebrated by more than 1 billion people around the world. it is the animal festival of lights. it is diwali. the holiday is bigger than ever hear an also big business. ashan singh is here. good morning, ashan. >> good morning, rebecca. happy diwali, guys. it is one of the most important holidays in the hindu religion. from corporations to local boutiques, we took a look at the explosion of the festival of lights. it's the biggest and brightest holiday for more than 1 billion people world wide. diwali, the festival of lights. a celebration of good triumphing over evil and light over darkness.

across the u.s. dazzling festivities with more and more major companies spotlighting the holidays, from costco, wal-mart, target, bath and body works, william sonoma. even the orlando magic hosting the first ever wali night. mattel launching this new diwali barbie, selling out in just 24 hours. >> the promotion we are getting for the doll is unreal. >> reporter: designed by a fashion designer the barbie wearing traditional jewelry and a skirt with an indian hro tus, representing strength and beauty. >> i wanted young girls all over the world to see themselves in this ball. >> reporter: i can't lie. that barbie got me jealous so i'm trying to get fitted myself. let's go. we are at a family owned bridal boutique with the largest selection of south asian garments in the u.s. why are people wanting to come in and show up for the holidays?

>> for people out side of the country they want to hold their traditions. it's our christmas. >> reporter: we had to try on some fits for all sorts of diwali occasions. >> this is for night parties. semiformal. not extremely formal, but still very nice. >> reporter: a simple classic the kurta pajama. traditional classic fit. it's so comfortable. for the best of both worlds some fusion wear. >> this is indo-western. this is more formal. >> reporter: if you're trying to level up? >> this is what you would wear if you are at a really fancy diwali party. >> reporter: we saved the best for last. >> used properly, you will feel like it. happy diwali. >> this feels so surreal. as a kid we often had to explain it to our friends and peers. i am in my diwali best. >> rebecca: we love it. you are a bright light here. it is not just because of that.

you are always a bright light. happy diwali to you and your family. >> appreciate you guys. happy diwali. >> rebecca: coming up lance bass' message to fellow diabetics on this first day of national diabetes month. stay with us.

>> sam: welcome back. let's talk about the millions in if u.s. with diabetes, many of whom are going undiagnosed. that's why it's so important to raise awareness as we kick off national diabetes month. this is sponsored by the makers of the wearable system that could help diabetics of all ages and stages manage the disease. that group includes 'nsync's lance bass. ♪ >> sam: lance bass shot to super stardom in the late '90s as one fifth of the best selling boy band 'nsync. ♪ more recently the grammy

nominated singer, dancer, actor and podcaster had also been charting a course as husband and father of two. when he learned something life changing about his health. >> i got diagnosed with type ii diabetes a few years ago. my doctors were telling me i was prediabetic. i got my bloodwork back and my a1c was 10 which is really bad. >> sam: bass discovered he was one of the estimated 136 million adults that are living with diabetes or prediabetes in the united states. but then he revealed in july on instagram that he had been misdiagnosed and was actually living with type 1.5 diabetes also called latent autoimmune diabetes which accounts for 3% to 11% of adult onset cases. >> being a diabetic is a full time job. you're constantly thinking about all the little things you have to do throughout the day that nobody realizes. i grew up in mississippi.

we love fried food, everything sugary. it does change your life and the way you eat. >> sam: now bass is a sponsor for dexcom, to bring awareness to the disease. >> dexcom to me are the leaders. they are there for everyone, no matter what stage diabetic you are. i just wanted to bring their message to life and encourage people to check out their glucose. go on to the dexcom website. we'll help start your journey. >> sam: lance also sharing how he uses the more advanced wearable biosensor for those on insulin. >> the g7 it's so simple. put i against your skin, press down and boom. didn't feel a thing. i download my g7 app and it will start just continuously monitoring your glucose. you know exactly how much insulin you might need. >> sam: dexcom also offering the first biosensor available without a prescription, designed for those living with type 2 diabetes and not on insulin, or prediabetics, or just looking to track your glucose.

>> partnering with stella to learn more about my glucose. uncontrolled diabetes can lead to serious health issues. >> sam: bass says at age 45 he's finally 'nsync with his body and looking forward to brighter days ahead with his family. >> i had kids at a later age so i want to be there as long as i can. i love being able to cook with them and show them healthier alternatives. because of this diagnosis, i feel better. i'm happier. it's a beautiful thing to have that piece of mind. >> sam: i learned a couple things with lance sharing his story. he wanted to empower people with the information to live well with diabetes. how diet, activity and sleep can impact your overall health. you can learn more by going to gma's social channel. we'll be right back. >> george: gma runners are here we will be right back. ♪ ♪

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680 via 780, and it has been pretty quiet this friday morning in terms of traffic. right now, highway four to san francisco is 36 minutes. no delays at the bay bridge tolls and spencer is tracking rain. >> that's right francis. so far, though, conditions have been quiet weather wise as well. that will change later when the rain arrives, but this afternoon it will be dry, bright skies, high temperatures ranging from 60 at the coast to mid and upper 60s elsewhere. the rain comes in this evening and overnight, but it will. it tapers off tomorrow, giving way to sunny and dry conditions after that. >> spencer thank you. time now for live with kelly and mark. we see you again at 11:00 for deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. ♪♪ today, award-winning actor julianna margulies. and from the series nobody wants this, jackie tohn. also exclusively for our amazing viewers,

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