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>> george: good morning america. president elect trump moving fast to fill his cabinet. plus answers in delphi, indiana, after eight years. overnight the president-elect zeros in on marco rubio as his secretary of state. >> guilty. >> michael: after eight years the suspect in the delphi murders case convicted of killing abby williams and libby german. >> rebecca: unrest in amsterdam. a tram set on fire after clashes between pro palestinian protesters and israeli soccer fans, and the new arrests overnight. >> george: passenger plane hit by gun fire. >> i heard pop pop pop three times. >> george: how the airlines are responding. >> michael: an impossible puzzle. we're not sure about that. but did this guy give the

greatest "wheel of fortune" wrong answer ever? and the most impossible mission yet. is this the end of tom cruise as ethan hawk? >> one last time. >> michael: we're racing into tuesday to find out. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> michael: good morning america. if you're running as fast as tom cruise while traveling, you might need help tracking your luggage. that's right. this morning we've got big news about how apple is teaming up with some airlines just in time for the holidays. >> george: how did you go from tom cruise to apple? [ laughter ] >> rebecca: usually we all get there before our luggage does. it all kind of does work like tom cruise. also this morning, kwroeu eve seen bitcoin and crypto currency prices have been soaring, along with stocks. we're going to take a look at exactly how crypto works, the risks, the potential rewards and really just break this all down. >> george: we are also tracking that east coast wild fire. it's now the biggest new york state has seen in years. many residents are evacuating

fearing the flames could spread towards homes. >> michael: we're going to begin with the latest on president-elect trump announcing key nominations for his cabinet including marco rubio. rachel scott is tracking it all in west palm beach for us. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning. yes, we are starting to get a clearer picture about who will be responsible with carrying out donald trump's campaign promises. the president-elect moving quickly to fill out his cabinet and administration. he is expected to name florida senator marco rubio to be the next secretary of state. overnight, president-elect donald trump moving fast to fill out his national security team. sources telling abc news marco rubio will be nominated for secretary of state. >> marco is a big winner, beautiful winner from florida. >> reporter: the florida senator sits on the intelligence committee pushing a hard line agenda on china, iran, venezuela and cuba. once one of the president-elect's fiercest opponents. trump mocked as little marco. he repeatedly joined the former

president on the campaign trail earlier this year. >> we are tired of living in a country that is no longer dreaming big. but that is going to change tomorrow! you're going to help change it? >> reporter: sources also say trump will name mike waltz as his national security adviser. he served multiple combat tours including afghanistan. a known hawk on china, he supported aid to ukraine but urged europe to step up more. >> with a war going on at their door step, there are still over half the country that haven't met their minimum. he's going to push them hard, as he should. >> reporter: waltz is the second house lawmaker trump is tapping, seeking elise stefanik as u.n. ambassador. the former president also turning to a former house member to lead the environmental protection agency. already preparing to weaken protection against climate change. >> day one and the first 100 days we have the opportunity to roll back regulations that are forcing businesses to be able to struggle. >> reporter: but nothing says

more about trump's priorities and his second and third personnel picks naming tom holman as his border and deportation czar and former senior adviser steven miller as deputy chief of staff for policy. >> america is for americans and americans only! >> reporter: both played key roles in trump's hard line immigration policies last time including family separation. now set to fulfill his campaign promise of the largest mass deportation in american history. >> i want to be clear. they will be targeted to concentrate on criminals and national threats first. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump will travel to washington tomorrow to meet with president biden at the white house. an invitation that trump did not extend to president biden just four years ago. sources tell us that incoming first lady melania trump will not be travelling with the president-elect on this trip so there will be no meeting with dr. jill biden, george. >> george: thanks. trump is still tangled up in the legal system.

a new york judge will decide whether to dismiss the hush money interference conviction or proceed to sentencing of trump. aaron katersky is at the courthouse. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, george. that decision the judge will make is going to determine whether president-elect trump takes office as a convicted felon. you'll remember it was back in may a jury found him guilty of charges of money he had paid to silence adult film actress stormy daniels about their long denied affair. trump argued that conviction should be thrown out because of the u.s. supreme court ruling on presidential immunity. trump was a private citizen when the $130,000 hush payment was made but his attorneys argue prosecutors filled glaring holes with evidence related to trump's official acts as president which the supreme court ruled to be off limits. that includes testimony from then white house communications director hope hicks and tweets about trump's former lawyer michael cohen. prosecutors said that evidence is just a sliver of the mountains of testimony and

documentary proof, but if the judge tosses out trump's conviction, he could order a new trial or he could drop the indictment altogether. if he upholds the conviction though, the judge will also have to decide whether to move forward with sentencing trump. but that is scheduled for november 26th. the president-elect faces in theory up to four years in jail. rebecca? >> rebecca: a lot on the line. okay, aaron. thank you. we turn now to the verdict in the delphi murders trial. richard allen was found guilty on all counts for the 2017 murders of 8th graders libby german and abby williams. alex perez was at the courthouse in delphi, indiana. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. abby and libby's families have waited years for this moment. for them, this is not only about justice, but also healing. >> guilty! [ cheers ] >> reporter: cheers and relief outside the courthouse as the

verdict was read, nearly eight years after the phurders of abby williams and libby german rocked this tight knit community. >> we needed this. this is the day we were waiting for. >> reporter: the jury deliberated for four days before finding delphi local richard allen, a husband and father who worked at the cvs in town, guilty of murdering both girls in 2017. abby and libby were hiking in delphi when they went missing. libby's phone recovered with key evidence she recorded, images of their killer, police say and his chilling voice. >> guys, down the hill. >> this young lady's a hero, there's no doubt. to have enough presence of mind to activate the video system on her cell phone to record what we believe is criminal behavior that is about to occur. >> reporter: their bodies discovered valentine's day 2017. the community filled with grief. >> people are putting their pictures out.

honestly, when you look at the photo the first time, it could have been any midwestern man. that's how they dress in jeans and a carhardt jacket. >> reporter: with no dna or fingerprints, the heart broken families waited as thousands of tips poured in. >> directly to the killer, we believe you are hiding in plain sight. >> reporter: in 2022 a big break in the case. a volunteer clerk discovered a misfiled folder. richard allen had self-reported being at the trail at the time the girls vanished. allen made more than 60 jail house confessions to the crime. his defense unsuccessfully argued in court that those were false confessions brought on my psychosis caused by solitary confinement. but the jury didn't believe it. libby's sister kelsey posting this photo of the girls after the verdict saying nearly eight years, today was the day. and allen could face up to 130 years behind bars when he' sentenced in december. his attorneys are expected to appeal. his wife, as she walked out of the courthouse, said this isn't

over at all. michael? >> michael: thank you so much, alex. we're going overseas now. amsterdam police arrested more people in connection with an attack on israeli soccer fans last week. james longman is tracking the latest. james, amid the tensions there in the city, a tram was set on fire? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, michael. there's been unrest in amsterdam for a second night in a row after those clashes between israeli soccer fans and pro palestinian protesters. last night a group with the palestinians clashed with riot police in a suburb of amsterdam. protests have been banned since the violence last week. many protesters have defied the ban. many have been arrested. more than 60 that were arrested over the last week. eight remain in custody. three more were arrested last night. now, all this kicked off after the soccer match. israeli soccer fans were heard yelling racist anti-palestinian

slogans. those soccer fans were set aupon by some of those demonstrators. some on the backs of motorcycles. the mayor of amsterdam called these truly terrifying for all those involved. the consequences of the war in gaza continue to have global consequences. george? >> george: breaking news overnight. this marks the end of the 30 day deadline the biden administration set to improve the situation in gaza. britt clennett is tracking the story in gaza. >> reporter: aid workers are warning the humanitarian conditions in gaza are worse than ever. 30 days after the u.s. issued israel with a warning, improve the situation or face consequence on western shipments. the norwegian refugee counsel saying there is barely any aid crossing into gaza. with looting and chaos on the ground, the aid is not being distributed to a, quote, starving population. israel has opened ua crossings and expanded its humanitarian zone. aid agencies say it's a drop in the ocean. the situation in north gaza,

where israel said hamas has regrouped, has deteriorated to catastrophic levels. after a renewed ground offensive there. israel has blamed the u.n. and hamas for failing to distribute that aid. the question is, will the biden administration follow through? george? >> george: okay, britt, thank you very much. also overseas russia and north korea ratified a defense treaty as russia prepares a new defense against ukraine using thousands of north korean soldiers. ian pannell has that story. >> reporter: good morning, george. overnight president zelenskyy confirming that 50,000 troops are gathering to try an drive ukraine from the border area of russia. we're just hearing that counter offensive has begun. ukrainian soldiers who took over part of this region are resisting hard. as you say, thousands of north korean soldiers are also in the area. they're expected to join the fight as the two nations sign this defense pact. russia advancing on two key areas in eastern ukraine. they're sustaining huge losses.

you can see russian military vehicles being repeatedly hit. as many as 1,500 have been killed or wounded every day. that's according to western officials. moscow's aerial bombardment continuing across ukraine day and night. president zelenskyy's home town was hit. a mother and her three children tragically killed when their apartment block was hit. so, of course, president-elect trump is vowing to end the war quickly. but i think that the challenges are huge. both sides are trying to take and hold as much land as possible while they can. rebecca? >> rebecca: massive challenges and destruction there. thank you. we turn now to the passenger jet hit by gun fire. the spirit airlines flight from florida was trying to land in haiti when multiple shots hit the plane. transportation correspondent gio benitez joins us now with more. good morning, gio. this was quite a surprise. >> reporter: it really was, rebecca. good morning. several officials tell abc news the faa is actually considering

banning all flights to haiti after that terrifying gun fire. take a look. this morning bullet holes line the inside of this spirit airlines plane after haitian gangs opened fire on the jet over port-au-prince. the packed plane was flying from ft. lauderdale to haiti. just as it was about to land, the sound of gun fire. one passenger on the flight -- >> i heard clock, clock, clock, three times. a couple of us on the plane, we recognized the noise as being gunshots. >> reporter: the plane climbing back into the sky, eventually landing in the dominican republic. the airline said a flight attendant was treated for a minor injury. >> it was a bit traumatic. because i didn't know -- we were going to be able to land. i saw a lot of people going to the back of the plane and so the crew was traumatized. >> reporter: overnight we

learned of another incident. jet blue saying a flight from haiti landed safely in new york but after the flight an inspection revealed the ebbing exterior of the plane had also been struck by bullet. we're told the faa will be making a decision on whether to ban those flights to haiti. in the mean time, spirit and american airlines have suspended flights through thursday. jet blue through december. michael? >> michael: safety is the most important thing. gio, thank you so much for that. now the deadly wild fires raging in new york and new jersey. thousands of acres are burning. new york's governor calling it the biggest fire in the state in years. trevor ault in newark, new jersey, with the latest. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. very strange to watch this play out in mid november in the northeast. but conditions have been so dry it's created a tinderbox. this fire scorched more than 5,000 acres. this is on the new york/new jersey border. we are just west of new york city. you mentioned the governor of

new york has said just part of the fire burning on the new york side is the largest fire they've had in years. now, we've been watching blackhawk helicopters from the national guard dropping hundreds of gallons of water at a time. i know air quality alerts have been issued because of the smoke. at least one person has been killed. an 18-year-old parks worker who was struck and killed by a falling tree while trying to clear brush for these fire fighters. now, in new jersey, just since the beginning of october, they have responded to 500 wild fires, including just 40, 40 just in this past weekend. we know here today firefighters are very concerned about the wind beginning to pick up once again, guys. >> george: okay, trevor. thanks. we're going to switch gears now. "monday night football" recap. will is here. >> good morning, george. good morning, all. dolphins had a tough start to the season. they lost their star quarterback for weeks after he suffered another concussion. the team had a losing record going into last night's primetime game. they still do have a losing record, but there's hope they can make the playoffs. started with the first

possession of the game. dolphins driving down. malik washington scores his first nfl touchdown. congratulations to him. miami up early in l.a. tua giving fans a scare. he throws an interception and gets hit in the head trying to make a tackle. he did stay in the game. any head injury for tua would be potentially catastrophic with his concussion history. here's tyreke hill with a touchdown. that's a great connection. "monday night football" turned into monday night raw right there, michael. tyreke having some fun. miami holding on to beat the rams 23-15. here's a stat for you, george only three teams in nfl history have come back from a 2-6 start to make the playoffs. dolphins hoping to make it four. they aren't eliminated but a long way to go. >> george: are you going to try out for the team? >> no. i'm actually not. i didn't do enough research. i do have more to say so if someone could get in my ear and

let me know. it was a big win for the state of florida because no other team, college or pro, from florida won over the weekend. it's never happened before. college, pros, whatever. the dolphins holding it down for florida. we'll end with the best moment of the night. happened between plays. a u.s. marine corps captain surprising his son and family on the field on veteran's day. not a dry eye in the house or on this set here. really nice. there you go. >> george: great moment. >> i still don't know the answer to your question. [ laughter ] >> george: coming up the new twist in the search for a missing father of three. authorities now believe he faked his own death. we have new clues in the case. >> rebecca: plus why costco is recalling 80,000 pounds of butter, with 16 days until thanksgiving. that is a lot of butter. >> michael: the airlines now partnering with apple to track your luggage. first let's go to ginger. hey, ginger. good morning. >> ginger: any of you wake up early because of the wind? i did. it woke me right up. it was gusting 30-40 miles an hour. thanks to that cold front that came through dry, that's a

problem today fire wise. we've got red flag warnings from boston back to new york city, lower hudson valley, all of massachusetts, connecticut. you have to watch today. relative humidity as low as 29%. this is feeling very california and very abnormal for us. by tomorrow, we're gonna chill out. i mean very cold air. coldest of the season moving in. philadelphia around freezing. new york city in the mid 30s. but look what goes on after that. we still have fire danger because it's still breezy down to atlantic city. more on the west but your local weather in 30 seconds.

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waltz as his national security adviser. also wall street set another record. the dow rose more than 300 points. traders optimistic that president-elect trump will cut regulations and lower corporate regulations. coming up the surge in crypto and break down the basics on that. >> rebecca: important conversation. bit coin's been around since 2009. now there's euphoria. costco is recalling 80,000 pounds of butter over a mislabeling issue. they forgot to put contains milk on the label which could be a problem for people with milk allergies who don't know butter contains milk. this morning we are remembering long time head football coach john robinson. robinson coached the rams in the nfl for nine years and had two stints at the university of southern california. he's among a handful of coaches who had success in both college and the pros. he was 89 years old. >> michael: and a legend, no doubt. >> rebecca: truly a legend, one of the most popular ever at usc.

we will remember him. we've got a lot more ahead, including the airlines connecting with your apple to -- with apple to track your luggage. that is coming up. >> george: right now we're going to turn to the father of three reported missing after kayaking in august. police now believe he faked his own death, fled overseas. eva pilgrim with the story. good morning, eva. >> for 54 day, volunteers and search and rescue teams scoured a wisconsin lake looking for a missing father. his family thought he drowned. now authorities telling his wife and three kids he had a secret. this morning a stunning discovery in the search for a missing wisconsin husband and father of three. >> the family comes up with that he's drown and all of a sudden they come up with, he's not in the lake, he's someplace else. >> reporter: investigators think he didn't drown in this lake, but instead say he faked his own death to run off to europe with a woman he met online.

>> we identified that he purchased some airline coupons. that he got a life insurance policy early in the year. >> reporter: the 54-year-old was first reported missing august 12th when he didn't come home after kayaking on this lake near his home in wisconsin. police finding a capsized kayak and his car parked nearby. fishermen finding his fishing pole with his wallet, keyes and license inside. an army of search and rescue volunteers began scouring the lake to bring him home. steve mccormack was on the water searching for nearly a month. >> what a waste of time that we did. we put so much time and effort into that case. very disappointed in anybody that could do that. >> reporter: the apparent rouse unravelling last month. investigators became suspicious after they found

borgwardt's name had been checked by canadian law enforcement the day after his disappearance. they discovered he had gotten a new passport after reporting his missing. and he had taken out a $375,000 life insurance policy. investigators say he had been communicating with a woman in uzbekistan and even moved money to a foreign bank before disappearing. authorities now pleading with him to phone home. >> hopefully, get ryan back with his family. he's got three kids and they really miss their dad. >> the sheriff telling us it's still too early to know if there will be charges. the investigation is still very much on going. one of the questions they're asking, how he got to canada and if someone helped him in this whole plan, guys. >> michael: wow. >> rebecca: sounds very sophisticated. >> lots of steps along the way. >> rebecca: eva, thank you. now the possible game changer that can take a little bit of stress out of holiday travel. some airlines are teaming up

with apple to track your luggage with air tags if it gets lost. consumer correspondent becky worley joins us to tell us how this will work. good morning, becky. >> rebecca, good morning. you think if you took one of these, an air tag, and threw it in one of these, you'd never lose your suitcase again. but it hasn't always been that simple. now apple and some airlines are jumping into the game to help travellers reunite with lost luggage. it's a handy hack heard around airport terminals. >> make sure you have an air tag in every single one of your suit cases or backpack. it's a bluetooth tracker you hook up to your iphone. >> reporter: using apple airtrags to track down lost luggage. >> i arrived at the baggage pit. my phone knew how far away my luggage was. >> reporter: great idea, but -- >> you might know where your bag is but the airline couldn't take the information, at least not in realtime. >> reporter: but apple just announcing the find my app will

now allow users to generate a share item location link that they can give to some participating airline customer service departments. apple saying in the coming months more than 15 airlines serving millions of people globally will begin accepting find my item locations as part of their customer service process for locating mishandled or delayed bags. united adding in a statement, we plan to accept find my item locations in select airports initially, with the goal of introducing the service system wide in early 2025. and delta airlines excited to support share item location beginning later this year. but with more airlines adding their own app based realtime tracking of bags, do air tags really benefit travellers? >> even if your bag gets to the airport, often the airlines are so understaffed that you may not know that your bag is there. so knowing exactly where in the world your bag is can help reduce the amount of time that

it is until you are reunited with that bag. >> reporter: after matt traveled with his family of four to europe, he says they arrived to their location but their luggage never did. he put air tags in all of his bags and he was able to tell the airlines where to locate his luggage. >> i was able to show them exactly where to look for the bags. >> reporter: another tool in what promises to be a busy holiday travel season. and a couple of protests. air tags go on sale around black friday. if you do get one for your suit case, i think it's smarter to put the air tag in the bag not dangling from the handle or zipper. it is obvious a thief takes your bag they may toss that dangling air tag off. the points guy also suggests having a photo of your bag so you can give to it the airlines and they can do a good ole fashion visual search for the bag if it does end up lost and technology somehow lets you down, guys.

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>> michael: back now with a look at the money pouring into crypto currency following donald trump's win. there are big risks. our elizabeth schulze is here to break it down. >> we are seeing cryptocurrencies shatter rorsd. the price for one single bit coin topped $87,000 for the first time monday. for context, it was about $68,000 one week ago before the election. so up nearly 30%. what it's doing? investors expect president-elect trump will take a more friendly approach toward regulating crypto currency. he was once a skeptic but is now vowing to make the u.s. the crypto capital of the planet. remember, trump even helped

launch his own crypto currency venture. >> george: what should people know about buying bit coin? >> there are a few things to know. you can do it in two ways. either a form of cash or as an investment. if you're using it like cash this is not a physical coin. it's a digital money. you can share it with people online without going to a bank. you'll have to download a digital wallet where you can convert your actual u.s. dollars into crypto currency. there are thousands to choose from. bit coin is the biggest. once you have that tkeupbl tall wallet, you can make payments to limited merchant. you can use bit coin to pay your phone bill with at&t or buy movie tickets from amc theaters. the second option is to invest in crypto. same way that you would invest in stocks. you would put money into a bit coin fund. use a trading platform like fidelity or schwab.

about 17% of americans have done this. that's one in every five people roughly. say you invest $1,000 in bit coin a year ago. based on a gain of 138% since then. that money would be worth almost $2400 today. >> rebecca: which would be a very nice gain, elizabeth. of course, whenever you're looking at an investment that seemingly defies gravity, there's always the volatility you have to know about. >> no doubt about it. cryptocurrency is viewed as one of the riskier investments. financial analysts say if you do want to get in, generally want to start small. do not put too much money into a single investment at any point. same way bitcoin is sky rocketing, it could come plunging back down. if you're going to invest in crypto, you've got to expect that volatility. there are no guaranteed returns. you might not get your money back. if you lose your digital wallet or forget your password you can't access your funds. they are a lot harder to track. which is why we see government officials warning it could be popular among criminals. when you look at this chart, it

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>> george: good morning america. it's 8 a.m. president-elect donald trump moving fast to fill his cabinet, tapping former rival marco rubio as his secretary of state. >> rebecca: the next wave in wellness. why some people who don't have diabetes are tracking their blood sugar with continuous glucose monitors. what we can learn from the over the counter device, and how they can help us live a healthier lifestyle. >> michael: turkey talk. with just over two weeks until thanksgiving, the new report on how you can save big this year, when to buy the store brand versus the name brand. ♪ dance dance the night away ♪ >> michael: and get ready to dance the night away as "dancing with the stars" gears up to celebrate 500. >> 500 episodes is 1,000 hours of ballroom dancing. >> michael: all the joyous moments. >> i still pinch myself every

day 'cause i'm still here. >> michael: in mirror ball competitions. we're going behind the scenes with fan favorites, as the stars of the show are saying -- >> good morning america! >> good morning america. >> good morning america. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "gma." >> michael: good morning america. good morning all our dancing stars. so many memorable moments in "dancing with the stars" like when ginger and val had all those perfect 10s. and when sam champion was burning up the ballroom. open shirt. way to go, sam. we are taking a quick step -- like that? quick step down memory lane. >> rebecca: i see what you did there, michael. >> michael: i tried. >> rebecca: just ahead, when to buy store brands and when to go for the name brands. >> george: president-elect trump announcing key nominations for his cabinet including florida

senator marco rubio. want to go back to rachel scott tracking it from west palm beach. >> reporter: yes. president-elect donald trump here at mar a lago working quickly to fill out his administration, and also announcing who he will be announcing to nominate in his cabinet. overnight we learned from multiple sources that senator marco rubio will be nominated to serve as secretary of state. rubio sits on the foreign relations and intelligence committee and pushed a hard line on china and iran. he was once a fierce critic of donald trump, one of his rivals. rubio has defended trump. pra repeatedly joining him on the campaign trail. sources also say the president-elect will name mike walz as his national security adviser. he is the second republican trump is plucking from the house of representatives. also nominating elise stefanik to serve as ambassador to the u.n. tomorrow president-elect donald trump will be traveling to washington, d.c. for that face to face meeting with president biden at the white house. sources tell us melania trump will not be joining him on this

trip. >> michael: thank you so much for that. now the new warning about holiday flight delays. gio benitez is tracking this for all of us. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, michael. good morning again. this morning the faa said things are back to normal at the austin airport after long delays and wait times over the weekend there. take a look. the faa blames those delays on an air traffic controller shortage. one member of congress saying there is supposed to be 13 working but only had 8 that day. earlier this year the faa said it was short 3,000 controllers. more than 1800 have now been hired so far. but many are still in training. now, in new york on sunday, we had a different issue. also with air traffic control. the faa briefly rerouted international departures because of an equipment outage. this affected one of the busiest air spaces in the country. now, we should tell you in recent holidays, things have been pretty smooth despite all of these issues.

keep an eye on it and even plan for some of these delays, rebecca. >> rebecca: try and get there as early as you can. gio, thank you so much. we turn now to thanksgiving. the holiday is just over two weeks away. this morning we have a new report on how you can save money on your traditional dinner. erielle reshef is here with what you need to know. good morning, erielle. what are we eating? >> we're talking turkey, rebecca. no secret generic store brands often cost less than big name product. experts say that's not necessarily the case when it comes to the dishes for your thanksgiving table. wells fargo compared the price of generic goods and brand names for the thanksgiving meal. if you are making dinner for ten people and use all brand names, they estimate that might run you about $90. when it comes to the generic store labels that same meal could cost you around $73 which is about a $17 savings. as far as whether to choose generic or brand names for each of the dishes, here's what the report says. you may want to splurge on the turkey and the stuffing because the brand names are only a few

dollars more. it's the other way around for the cranberries. the brand name are cheaper. as for salad and dinner rolls go with a generic. >> rebecca: cranberries are a surprise there. you got us covered on the main course. what about dessert? >> no thanksgiving table is complete without pumpkin pie. or sweet potato pie. once again, it's a tossup with prices essentially the same. it will be cost effective no matter how you slice it. rebecca? >> rebecca: i don't want pumpkin pie. i want pecan pie. just saying. thank you, erielle. [ laughter ] >> george: we are remembering veteran's day. stars came together including nora jones and bruce springsteen as well as jerry seinfeld, jon stewart. our friend bob woodruff was on hand. bob was wounded on assignment in 2006. the event raised more than $29 million for the bob woodruff foundation, whose mission is to ensure our nation's veterans,

service members and families have stable and successful futures. >> michael: an incredible event. >> george: coming up in our gma morning menu, some people who don't have diabetes are wearing continuous glucose monitors. our fitness expert is here to tell us about the new trend. >> rebecca: tom cruise is saying see ya at the movies. we'll see some new faces coming to the mission impossible franchise. lara has all the details on final reckoning coming up in pop news. >> michael: as dancing with the stars kicks off its 500th episode, we're going to look back at some of the best moments and some celebrity dancers we know very well. lara is with lori. hey, lara. >> lara: mirror mirror on the wall, michael. we are all in on "wicked." as we wait for the movie to open on november 22nd, lori b is getting us ready with some great brand collaborations. for every "wicked" fan in your family. say that three times fast. we will be right back with that story and so much more on "good morning america." so

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♪ ♪ >> george: hope your day's off to a good start. tomorrow hugh grant will be here to tell us about his new thriller. michael? >> michael: all right. thank you, george. now to our gma cover story about the new wellness trend of people without diabetes wearing continuous glucose monitors. contributor and fitness expert robin arzon is here to tell us why people are trying this. good morning, robin. >> good morning. when many of us start a wellness routine, we may be adding foods to our diet that we think are healthy but, in fact, spike our blood sugar. these continuous monitors are a way of helping us live a healthier lifestyle.

jenny devon, mother of the work is no stranger to fitness tracking. >> i have been on a fitness journey for a very long time. so from counting my calories to counting the hours that i fast, to hours of sleep i get. >> one metric she said she never really monitored was her blood sugar, which can help with weight management and fatigue. now over the counter continuous glucose monitors are fda cleared and affordable. are they the next wave in wellness? >> these are devices with a little wire that's attached to a sensor. that sensor is worn either on the abdomen or arm. then transmits glucose information. >> look what arrived today. we supplied jenny with a stelo cgm to try. it gives continuing glucose monitoring. >> see if i did it right.

i did. >> anyone can buy it for $99 a month without a prescription. abbott makes a version called lingo for a similar price. >> i am a type 1 diabetic. so i use it. for folks who aren't diabetic or in diabetic range, this has been part of the conversation in the wellness community of how would a cgm be used. what are you most curious about in tracking? >> i'm curious how it will fit into my lifestyle. wearing it day to day, working out with it. i'm curious to see what spikes it. >> for about a month she wore her cgm to see how diet, sleep and exercise affected her blood sugar. >> i am an intermittent faster. if i would have tea before i went to bed, i might not have the spikes, versus just continuing to drink water and fasting. >> if you don't have diabetes and just want to get it for the information, you can wear cgm short term.

after you get the information, spot the trends, you stop wearing it and stop paying that $100 monthly fee. >> michael: what does knowing your blood sugar level do if you don't have diabetes? >> if you are spotting the trends of how your body is reacting to certain foods and lifestyle changes, that's how we can more intentionally move and fuel. studies show if we walk just ten minutes after a war, it's going to blunt a little of that spike that can happen after we eat. we should be aware that we should be adding fiber to our diet. glucose will be affected much differently when we have apple juice for example versus when we have an apple which is fiber filled. i'm a big fan of protein, michael. >> michael: me, too. me, too. >> adding protein to our meals is also going to help with those glucose spikes. this is just about trend spotting. a glucose spike after a meal is quite common. it's when it lingers that it becomes a trend daily is when it becomes a problem. >> michael: i love it. thanks, as all.

great advice. we appreciate that. time for pop news with lara. lara, what you got? >> lara: thank you, robin, michael. get on over here. we're gonna start with this. "mission impossible." it really was a mission impossible trying to get this movie onto the big screen. finally, after countless push back and five years in the making, tom cruise is back for the eighth installment in the franchise called "the final reckoning." but does this mean this is the last we will see of ethan hunt? take a look at the first teaser trailer finally out. >> you've always been on the right side. i have no regrets. neither should you. >> i need you to trust me. one last time. >> lara: i want to trust you more and more, tom. please. held back by multiple delays, including the pandemic, cruise does not hold back in this one. wow. that was him doing all of his own stunts.

yep, hanging off a plane for one of the scenes. cruise announced the film on social media with the caption, every choice has led to this. while we will see some great old faces like ving rhames. not old faces, but repeating faces. some newcomers to the franchise include nick offerman and hannah wattingham from ted lasso. but will it be the final film in the franchise? no word yet but past interviews have shown that tom says he would play this character until he was 80 if he could. we will find out may 23rd of 2025. it's happening. >> michael: i can't believe he does his own stunts. >> lara: unbelievable. he really is unbelievably talented. >> michael: another level. >> lara: it's supposed to be great. in music news, it is gearing up to be a huge november for grammy and cma nominated country star shaboozey.

the artist and producer nominated for three cma's including new artist of the year and song of the year for his hit "a bar song" which also hit a chart milestone. 17 weakness the number one spot on the billboard hot 100, making it the second longest chart run in history. with only lil naz hit big town road in 2019 ahead of him. shaboozey nominated for six grammys, song of the year. the nfl just announced shaboozey will perform during the thanksgiving halftime show between the lions and bears. this guy is on a roll. just 29 years old. celebrating all of the great news by keeping new song and video for a new single called, fittingly "good news." you can watch shaboozey at the cma awards wednesday november 20th. next week, everybody. 8 p.m. right here on abc. we will be there. so excited. >> michael: oh yeah. >> rebecca: on a roll. >> lara: he is on a roll.

i love to sing that song but i won't now. dancing with the stars is dancing its way into tv history. the 500th episode airing tonight with dazzling performances in the works. ginger is here, fittingly, giving us an inside look. 19 years of dancing history. ginger, take it away. >> ginger: can you believe it? well, i can, because there is a reason this show has worked for almost two decades. you take someone who is expert at something else in life then break them down. watch them as they know nothing about ballroom dance. then we cheer them on as they find themselves week after week in one of the ways to express love, loss and joy. beyond that spray tan it's all about heart and humanity. >> this is "dancing with the stars." >> ginger: 19 years ago "dancing with the stars" waltzed into our living room. tonight the dazzling 500th episode. >> 500 episodes is 1,000 hours of ballroom dancing on television.

>> the reaction was incredible. >> ginger: 394 celebrity, 51 pros, 32 winners and 66 gallons of spray tan. the show created a cultural phenomenon of ballroom dance. >> i just said i was a dancer, because ballroom was so uncool. "dancing with the stars" made it cool. >> i grew up being bullied as a kid because i was a dancer. to see now dancing with appreciated and loved. >> great job! well done! >> ginger: moments of undeniable joy. >> 10! >> 10! >> first of the season, it's a 10! >> from len the 10! >> ginger: break throughs. >> for me, when we're doing a tango and you start crying. i was like, are you okay? no, this is the first time i have felt feminine since i lost my leg. ♪

>> my season with him changed the way i looked at dance. >> hey! come on, girl. ♪ >> ginger: and heartbreak after the passing of head judge len goodman. >> i love you, too. i tell you, you are a great dancer. >> ginger: even gma tapping into the ballroom. >> ginger. >> sam champion! >> ginger: from yours truly. ♪ to sam champion. competing for the mirror ball trophy with our team cheering us on. >> lara: this is it. two minutes in. go, ginger! >> robin: in my eyes you're always a 10! >> ginger: and trying our hand at the judges table. >> robin: i love your style. i love your style. the way you attack it. >> michael: look at the foot work. you can dance on hot coals and not burn his feet. ♪

>> happy 500th episode! >> happy 500th episode! >> happy 500, "dancing with the stars." i love you so much. mwah! >> ginger: i'm so thrilled. i get to see my friends tonight. all the pros. as far as dancers go, that energy dwight brings to a room, do you remember, it is kinetic. i can't wait to see it in person. >> lara: it is going to be great. so much history. 500 episodes. "dancing with the stars" 8 p.m. right here on abc. tomorrow morning ginger will bring us backstage and behind the scenes of this incredible production. please tell everybody we said congratulations. >> ginger: i will. >> lara: they're like family to us, at this point. >> ginger: everybody is saying, are you dancing? no. [ la

>> lara: right now we are celebrating the upcoming releases of movie "wicked" with dozens of film collaborations and film inspired products heading to market. lori b is here to show us a few of these that are shopable. wicked mania is everywhere. >> lori: are you under the spell of wicked, lara. >> lara: have you seen the target commercial where people are all singing? >> lori: is that you? >> lara: in the shower. the colabs are endless. you have highlighted a few. they are all shopable. let's start here. >> lori: these are some of our favorites. we're going to kick things off with the gap. what we loved with this one, you can start with really little kids. it lends itself to everyone, really. the gap came out with really

cute t-shirts. and sweat suits. we had our producer, one of your favorites in mind, amy hayden's nieces modelled some of the collections. it's a 20 piece collaboration. it starts at $34. it does go up to adult sizing. if you are a big ariana grande fan, you sort of voice your love for them. >> lara: i saw that. >> lori: by your fashion self-expression. >> lara: i love glenda. she nailed it. i love that lego has done a colab. >> lori: okay. so wal-mart also got in on the fun. you can find so many fun things here. toys, games. they even have food. we picked the lego. we picked the lego. who doesn't love a lego? everybody. my 12-year-old daughter actually built this for us. >> lara: wow. thank you. >> lori: it was such a great no screen time for her. this is definitely going to sell out. this is under 100 bucks. you'll want to pick this up. monopoly $24. it's been ozified. so everything is like defying

gravity, totally ozmopolitan. what do you usually have? i'm usually the top hat. >> lara: i like the car. i'll be the witches hat. >> lori: okay. definitely check that out at wal-mart. where else would you go for fun accessories than claire's? a little girl's dream. everything on this table is under $20. so we've got tumblers. look at these pens. just so cute. >> lara: like old school where you can pick the color ink. i loved these when i was little. >> lori: exactly. charms and the hair bows. i don't know if you remember this from claire's. they do buy three get three. everything under $20. when you buy three, you get three free. >> lara: six for a little money. my math skills at work. okay. makeup. >> lori: no collaboration has been bigger than the beauty world. this is from ulta. biggest beauty retailer in the market place. they did an exclusive collaboration with ariana grande's makeup line.

that is an actual glenda it's hers as well that went viral. so you're going to want to check that out. and then also if you're if makeup is not your thing and this is what i really love about the entire wicked collaboration, maybe you just want skincare. you just want to like, dip your finger. so, as it were, into the trend, beekman 1802 has great, really efficacious products, so you can kind of play with the trend in that way. we've got those fun mirrors, and i like the makeup case and caboodles do you remember caboodles? yes, from the 90s. they are back. these are wicked themed colors. really, really fun. and then speaking of colors and this to me, save the best for last. i'm really into this. this is fabulous. okay, so as i said, there is really something for everyone with these collaborations. bloomingdale's has really elevated the entire space. they have over 100 exclusive products and these are for homes. so the voluspa candles very, very popular. they've got a yuzu one for

glinda that's a little sweeter, and a banyan forest, one for elphaba, a little more mysterious. yes. bewitching. and then these clutches from scheme design. aren't they great gifts? beautiful. these are around $40. look like they have a gem on top. and then it sits on exactly the top becomes candle. but then it also becomes like a little. isn't that pretty home decor? and let me tell you also, they have the fashion line that was inspired by the wicked costume designer. it's all at bloomingdale's for their wicked good holiday. wicked good baby. thank you so much, laurie. as we said, check out the qr code. also shoppable. coming up, the wonderful john c reilly is with us this morning to tell us about his new holiday movie. don't miss it on gma. everybody stay put. >> an innocent man is about to spend his life in prison for a murder he did not commit. >> which gives you a second chance to find the real killer. >> nobody walks out of here alive unless you do. >> luke bryan, peyton manning, and lainey wilson host the cma

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>> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> michael: we are excited to be back now with john c. reilly. this morning he is getting us in the holiday spirit to talk about the new nominated short film "an almost christmas story." good morning. [ applause ] >> good morning. >> michael: great to have you here, man. >> thank you. good to be back. >> michael: great to have you. happy that you're back. this feels like a classic old school holiday movie. is that what drew you to it? >> yeah, definitely. you know, i always love those rudolph the red nose reindeer slow motion ones. berle ives was the singer in those. i learned so many songs from him over the years that it was an honor to get to do this. i brought some folk songs that i knew. then the composer of the short

wrote some new songs. but really charming thing about this movie is that it's a true story. this little owl got caught in the rockefeller christmas tree one year. injured its wing. when they opened up the tree to put it up there was this little owl in there. luckily, they sent him to like a rehab center and he was re-released into the wild. >> lara: like a true burl ives. you play a folk character sort of based on berle you were saying. >> it evokes him. i'm like the narrator of the story and i sing the music throughout it. >> lara: love that. >> it was really fun, i have to say. to sing two new christmas songs was kind of -- somehow i thought they wouldn't be able to do it, you know? we have two new songs. really? i don't know. been a long time since i heard a new christmas song.

[ laughter ] they really play well. >> lara: we have a clip of the movie. let's check it out. >> you know how you feel at the time of year. little bit happy, little bit sad. maybe you can't even put it into words. but if you try, maybe you can put it into a song. now this song i'm about to sing, it's mostly nonsense. but the parts that are not nonsense, they mean quite a lot. ♪ follow the road follow the lay ♪ >> rebecca: that was the song that was so great to hear it for the first time on "gma." that was the song you suggested. you wanted that song in. >> yeah. i learned it from an old irish folk group. it's an old, old scottish song about the unity of man. like all things that are important to everyone, that bring us together. at this moment in our country, i

think everyone, no matter who you voted for, everybody has been worried about things. i think this is a great moment to remind everyone, the holidays are about coming together, getting through the darkness of the winter. yeah. christmas is a religious holiday, but it is a lot more than that. it's like a holiday that brings people from all walks of life together. so i hope the movie does that, too. it's a beautiful story about this little owl with the broken wing, yeah. >> michael: you said rudolph's red nosed reindeer, reminds me of being a kid again. music does bring everybody together. you tap into your musical gifts in movies. another one 15 years ago, i went to the premiere of it. one of my favorite movies ever. "step brothers." [ applause ] >> lara: the best. >> michael: it was incredible. i know when you are out on the streets fans must come up to you all the time.

how often is something from that movie quoted to you? >> only when i'm in public. [ laughter ] every single time i'm in public. >> lara: really? >> and every time i'm on "good morning america" for sure. that movie just has legs. it was a crazy comedy that we made. it's really about family who had deep issues underneath all the funny stuff. it's also like a movie that young people love, moms loved. people in the position that dale and brennan were in love. >> lara: i love it so much. also want to talk to you about "mr. romantic." another persona that you play. tell me about this. you've been taking the stage. this has been in the works for a long, long time. >> yeah. ever since i did the musical "chicago" where i played mr. celophane. i thought, i'd love to perform like that but there's not a lot of opportunities to sing it.

i came up with a character mr. romantic and made a vaudeville show. it's fun who is like a timeless character who's trying to fall in love. every show he tries to fall in love again. i sing all these amazing songs from the american song book. little bit of dancing, some panomiami. the old razzle-dazzle. >> michael: little bit of everything. >> yeah. >> michael: we are so excited that you are here. thank you for being here. >> lara: this little guy is just the cutest. >> the little guy. aw. >> lara: thank god he's okay. >> michael: released into the wild, came back to hang out with you on set. >> exactly. >> michael: all right. "an almost christmas story" is available to stream on disney+ this friday. make sure you check it out. john c. reilly, everybody. we'll be right back.

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>> lara: welcome back. most women know about the physical symptoms of peri menopause like hot flashes and night sweats. there are also mental health issues that affect women in that stage of life. erielle reshef is back with more. >> so many women suffer peri menopausal symptoms in silence, feeling off or even depressed. as many as 20% of women delay treatment for at least a year. one mom we spoke to said she was not prepared for the avalanche of emotions that came with this

phase of life. >> the depression, the listlessness. it just never got better. >> reporter: 48-year-old desiree jordan's life turned upside down when she an her husband of 28 years moved across the country just after their last child left for college. >> there was so much going on at the time. perimenopause was the last thing i attributed it to. >> reporter: but in the years before menopause called perimenopause, estrogen and progesterone can fluctuate leading to mood swings, even depression. in fact, women in this stage are about 40% more likely to experience depressive symptoms than younger women. >> the reason that it's quite concerning for patients is that it feels overwhelming to have this change in mind/body connection and not really have a clear defining reason of why it started. >> reporter: experts say it appears to be the waivering

hormone levels during perimenopause that can trigger these symptoms in some women. genetics and other factors may also play a role. the silence and shame surrounding menopause prevents many women from talking about their symptoms or seeking help. >> we are the first generation to have this conversation openly with our friends. so i was just going along my merry way only expecting hot flashes, night sweats, not realizing that there are so many other indicators. >> reporter: desiree wasn't having hot flashes or night sweats. when anti-depressants didn't work she turned to her doctor, who also happens to be her sister. >> when i listened to her story i realized there were a lot of perimenopausal symptoms. she was able to see her symptoms resolve. i felt like somebody turned the light on and i was back. that is when the fog lifted.

i feel completely back to my younger self. >> so many women describe that. studies show anti-depressants can reduce hot flashes by 64% and hormone replacement therapy can cut them by 77%. the two combined appear to be effective in improving depressive symptoms but check with your doctor to see if it's right for you. not just menopause, but perimenopause. that phase of life. >> lara: we just didn't talk about it. it is what it is. welcome. ginger? >> ginger: let's do it. the other thing i have to tell you about the hurricane center has 80% chance in the next seven days of the next named storm. the name would be sara. there's a lot of uncertainty beyond the end of the week. blocking high pressure systems. we know through the weekend we would be good. as far as the united states

goes. hanging out there near the yucatan we'll be watching it as it goes into early next week. we do have a few weeks left in official hurricane season but >> rebecca: we are here with the author of "sky shade." our gma book club pick for november. it is the third book in the light lark series, which has spent more than 100 weeks on the new york times bestseller list. welcome. so great to see you. >> thank you very much for having me. i'm so excited. >> rebecca: we're so excited because you have some big exclusive book news to share with us. let's start with that. we'll get to "sky shade" in a minute. >> i can reveal this is not the last book in the seery. there's not one new book coming out next year, there are two new

books coming out next year. one is a direct continuation of the series. and one is a special book that most people will be very excited about it. >> rebecca: that's big. remind us where things left off. >> for anyone unfamiliar, it is about an island that appears once every 100 years to host a game where six rulers try to break deadly curses. to try to break all six curses, one ruler has to die. there's enemies. all of the book starts at where the last one ended. i'm so excited for readers to have sky shade in their hands today. >> rebecca: i'm curious when you sit down to write, do you know how it's going to end? do you know how all of this ends? >> i do. i have known who she chooses because there's a big love triangle at the center of the series. people are serious on certain teams. i have always known who she

chooses. i feel like i'm going to have to enter witness protection when it comes out. but i have known from the beginning. >> rebecca: when you sat down to write you knew the whole thing? >> i did. it was before i'ven knew anyone would read these books. it is a totally different thing to have people weigh in. it has not changed since the beginning. >> rebecca: not to mention light lark is being turned into a film, like "twilight." the popularity is everywhere. >> it's being made into a movie by the producers of "twilight." and there's a script. >> rebecca: so you know it's real. >> i'm excited about it. i think fans will be excited about the movie. >> rebecca: i love that when you set out to do this, you had no idea it would be like this. >> i wrote the book i wanted to read. luckily there were other people out there who wanted to read a story like this. i'm so grateful every day that i

get to do this and continue this series. >> rebecca: i think that's amazing advice to anyone out there. write the book you want to read. congratulations. >> thank you so much. thank you. >> rebecca: and "sky shade" is available now. coming up, lori b is back with holiday gifts perfect for the kids on your list. ♪ ith gifts the southern part of the united states got hit by terrific storms this fall. so many people have been hurt. we all go through storms in life. it may be a marriage. it may be our children. it may be our health, cancer.

do you have an anchor to hang on to as you go through these storms? i do, and that's jesus christ. 50 years ago, i gave my life to jesus christ. if you've never done that, you can do that right now. just pray this prayer with me. just say, "god, i'm a sinner." "i'm sorry for my sins." "forgive me." "i believe that jesus christ is your son, that he died for my sins on the cross, and that he was buried, that on the third day you raised him to life." "and i would like to invite him to come into my heart and live from this day forward forever." "amen." if you prayed that prayer, call the number that's on the screen. someone would like to pray with you and talk to you right now, just call that number that's on the screen. god bless you.

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> lara: we are back getting into the holiday spirit with our parent company disney.

that was a first holiday commercial created by an academy award winner. lori is playing trains with me right now. we have gifts for kids, tweens, even grown-ups. you can get them all on our website. we want to start with this one. >> lori: we're going to start in the middle of the train set. that was a perfect segue. they are pandora charms. >> lara: love that. >> lori: these are available at the disney store. they are fun ways to commemorate different chapters of your life. now they come in simba, stitch and, of course, mickey. you can get those at the disney store. you can get this awesome train set that you said would have been a hit in your house. this is called the making christmas magical train set. it really does. it has different music and character voices.

the kids would love this. $149.99. i can envision that. >> lara: circling a smaller tree and making it a holiday tradition to have the train every year. those are the kind of things that become memories. love that. tell me where to go. >> lori: right to the next stop. this is from mattel. carriage and castle. don't you love a two for one? >> lara: i do. >> lori: now that the train went off, feel like i'm screaming. this is big. it comes with aurora and four little friends. starts as a carriage. then transforms into this castle. aurora comes with it. but you can also get all the princesses. it comes with little friends, sebastien and lumineer. really fun. this is great for imaginative play. >> lara: that's wonderful.

you are batting .1000. talk to me star wars legos. >> lori: what's a better combo? this one is great for kids 10+. this is a version of the millennium falcon. part of the new special rebuild the galaxy. as you said, it will keep kids and grown-ups, something the whole family can do, screen free and busy for hours at a time. comes with these six lego figurines. it looks really cool. if you display this in a kid's room or in your play room, it just looks awesome. >> lara: i know a special little boy i'm getting that for. >> lori: just shop the qr code. >> lara: love it. play-doh! >> lori: go ahead and push that down.

this is the iron man armor maker lab. you can see it has lights and sounds. it's immersive. you did it. just pop him back up. >> lara: oh boy. we've got an emergency. >> lori: iron man. there's play-doh here. it comes in a bunch of different colors. iron man can have all different kinds of molds. this is great. i have a 4-year-old. this ticks all the boxes there. i love a good read. this is for little kids up to middle school readers. they are new york times best selling author of the tristan strong series. >> lara: great. >> lori: it celebrates black joy, black resilience. this book here "black girl power" is fantastic for middle grade readers. it's a celebration, again, of black joy, black courage.

called "black girl power." you can't get much newer than this. it hits stands right now. lare front. thank you. we do have more information about all of these disney products on our website. the choices are fantastic. and we will be right back on "good morning america."

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