>> number five, you may see more kids on your commute this morning. that's because it's ruby bridges walk to school day. the day encourages students to walk to school and engage in discussions about anti-racism, anti-bullying, and activism. >> number six following the sigalert with a fatal accident having all eastbound 8-80 lanes closed in fairfield. hoping to have that clear by eight. number seven, today is the day to get your coffee and a free reusable red cup at starbucks. you'll have to get a holiday drink, but you can get your cup anyway when you order online or in store. red cup day. >> big day for a lot of people. >> get that holiday drink at that free cup. >> reusable. >> we'll see you again. i'm excited. >> 77 at seven. >> robin: good morning america. the president-elect's trip to washington, a possible breast cancer vaccine, and the stars born live on our air more than

20 years ago are back. president-elect trump tapping republican fire brand and staunch loyalist matt gaetz for attorney general. florida congressman resigning from the house, ending an investigation by the ethics committee. plus why tulsi gabbard could face question, as republicans hold on to the house, completing their sweep. >> michael: fire erupts in new york city. this morning we're tracking the east coast blazes and the hundreds of firefighters battling them. >> george: a new alert concerning your yard. with so much of the country experiencing drought. this morning the danger from falling trees and what's in the drop zone. >> oh my god! oh my god! >> robin: break through. the new hope in the fight against breast cancer. the latest on a vaccine. ♪ baby baby oh baby baby baby ♪ >> michael: and oh what a

throwback. >> sounds like a girl. >> michael: the miracle moments live on gma more than 20 years ago. now we're reuniting with some of the babies born live on our broadcast. and why this baby has us all singing this morning. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> george: that was a baby hippo. >> robin: i'm like, what is that? [ laughter ] >> george: celebrating babies this morning. we hope you all are doing well. >> michael: we really do. just in time for the holidays, amazon is launching a new way to save. we'll tell you how it's taking on the likes of temu and tik tok shopping and why you could end up the big winner. >> george: also going to look at studies of popular weight loss drugs. and also, we're going to hear from patrick mahomes. he's going to speak about his home being burglarized. >> robin: it's a busy morning. we're going to get right to the latest on president-elect trump announcing more key nominations for his

administration including matt gaetz for attorney general. rachel scott tracking all the reaction on capitol hill. good morning to you, rachel. >> reporter: hey, robin. good morning to you. this one catching some here on capitol hill off guard. house republicans were meeting behind closed doors when president-elect trump announced that he would be selecting congressman matt gaetz to be his next attorney general. i'm told there was an audible gasp in the room. now there are serious questions about whether he has enough support to be confirmed in the senate. this morning donald trump's pick for attorney general sending shock waves through washington. the president-elect nominating republican fire brand and staunch loyalist matt gaetz to one of the most influential jobs in his cabinet. >> he's really a great person. he's on the controversial side but that's not bad. >> reporter: if confirmed, gaetz would lead the department of justice which, for years also led an investigation into gaetz for alleged obstruction of justice and alleged sex trafficking.

the doj ultimately closing the investigation without bringing any charges. but gaetz was also facing another investigation by the house ethics committee for alleged sexual misconduct and illicit drug use, allegations he denies. overnight that investigation brought to a halt when gaetz suddenly resigned. >> if matt has resigned and is no longer a member of congress, the ethics investigation will cease and no report will be issued at that point. >> reporter: sources say the committee was ready to meet this week to deliberate over whether to release the report. his resignation also complicating an already narrow majority in the house for republicans. trump has now nominated three members to serve in his administration. >> i have begged and pleaded with the new president, enough already. our numbers are small. >> reporter: the announcement shocking fellow republicans. >> i just think it's silly. i believe that the president is probably rewarding him for being such a loyal soldier to the president, but the president is smart enough and his team is smart enough to know mr. gaetz

will never get confirmed by the senate whatsoever. >> reporter: some gop senators making it clear this is far from a done deal. >> i don't think it's a serious nomination for the attorney general. we need to have a serious attorney general, and i'm looking forward to the opportunity to consider somebody that is serious. this one, this one was not on my bingo card. >> reporter: gaetz is not the only nominee who could face challenges. his choice for defense secretary fox news host and veteran pete hegseth said this about women in combat. >> i'm straight up saying we should not have women in combat roles. >> reporter: what do you make of his comment that women shouldn't fill combat roles? >> he'll have to answer that. >> reporter: for director of national intelligence, president-elect trump nominating tulsi gabbard, who switched parties. she has no intelligence experience and will face questions over her meeting with

the syrian dictator and whether she's too sympathetic to russia. trump returned to washington, meeting with president biden in the oval office, shaking hands. >> welcome, welcome back. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. politics is tough. and it's in many cases not a nice world, but it is a nice world today and i appreciate it very much. a transition that's so smooth, it will be as smooth as it can get. i very much appreciate it. thank you. >> you're welcome. thank you all. >> reporter: the house ethics committee declined to comment on our reporting. this morning sources are telling us that president-elect trump is considering tapping his top defense attorney, todd blanche to be the deputy attorney general. this is the second highest position in the justice department. blanche is on his defense team for that hush money trial in new york city, as well as the federal investigation also here in washington, robin. >> robin: rachel, we know there has been a significant change in senate leadership. >> reporter: john thune of south dakota will be the next senate

majority leader. mitch mcconnell stepping down after 18 years in leadership. thune has been critical of president-elect trump in the past but said he wants to work closely with him to get his agenda across the finish line. i asked him about one of his key demands, that the next senate majority leader support so called recess appointments. this would allow trump to push through his cabinet picks over an extended senate recess without any confirmation hearings. thune telling me all options are on the table. but this is important because this could help someone as controversial as matt gaetz get across the finish line in the senate, robin. >> robin: we'll keep that in mind. thank you. george? >> george: let's get more on this from jon karl. let's pick up where rachel just left off. the president-elect is really testing the loyalty of this new republican leadership. each of these three nominees, and we'll put them up. gaetz, gabbard and hegseth has raised real questions about

whether they have the right experience for the job. >> george, these nominees are more controversial than any donald trump made the first time around. in fact they're more controversial than i have ever seen in 30 years covering congress. you hear a lot of people, republicans whispering. some as you heard in rachel's story saying out loud, they think matt gaetz, in particular, will not be confirmed. i'm not so sure about that. i know this. the former president, future president is, i am told by people close to him, determined to push this through the senate confirmation process. to portray it as a test for republican senators, especially the new majority leader, or soon to be majority leader john thune, about how loyal they are to trump's agenda. will they give him deference in making his cabinet appointments? they will be under enormous pressure not just from trump but the entire maga ecosystem. influencers on the outside will

be pushing this very, very hard. so i would not rule out that even somebody as controversial as matt gaetz could get through a senate confirmation. >> george: that's the normal confirmation process. that's one of the questions though. do these candidates go through the normal confirmation process or does the president even try these recess appointments? >> well, first, i am told that he is going to push this through the normal confirmation process. but if he doesn't succeed there, if it's clear that any of them or all of them cannot get confirmed, he does have that nuclear option of forcing thune, pressuring him. speaker johnson would have to go along as well. to declare a congressional recess. it is a recess that would have to last, george, at least ten days for him to make these appointments. that means nothing in terms of the rest of the trump agenda could go through congress during that time. and more importantly, this would mean that john thune, would have to be ceding the power, one of

the most cherished powers of the united states senate, that advise and consent, to president trump. you might say it's the dictator on day 1 strategy. it will be very interesting to see if thune -- i know he is saying all options are on the table, but he would be under enormous pressure not to do that. >> george: jon karl, thank you very much. michael? >> michael: now the wild fire emergency on the east coast. the jennings creek fire in new jersey is now 50% contained. there was a new fire here in manhattan. erielle reshef is live on the scene for us. erielle, firefighters have taken control of this brush fire? >> reporter: they have, michael. that is the good news. fire crews were here overnight in this park in upper manhattan. we have still seen some hot spots in the heavily wooded areas as early as this morning. i can tell you, i still smell smoke in the air. this morning hundreds of firefighters battling multiple brush fires in the east. plumes of smoke in manhattan

from the three alarm fire fueled by bone dry conditions and gusty winds. >> i've lived here for about 40 years. it makes me want to cry. i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: the smell of smoke is thick in the air. it is affecting air quality. dozens of fdny crews are on scene. firefighters staging in this area, launching drones doing everything they can to put this out. officials say that the steep terrain is their biggest challenge. >> 150 plus feet to climb up there with hose lines is extremely dangerous for us. >> reporter: this as the dangerous jennings creek fire continues burning in its sixth day, more than 4,300 acres charred, 50% contained. the dry spell in the northeast making it harder to combat these wild fires. new jersey officials issuing a drought warning. and, of course, to show you just how difficult this has been for

the firefighters all along the northeast. this is a hot spot that you can see this morning. this brush is so brittle. it is so dry. it is perfect fuel for these wild fire, robin. it doesn't take much to set them off. >> robin: all right, erielle. thank you. ginger's tracking the elevated fire risk in parts of the northeast, and the new tropical threat that is gaining strength in the caribbean. >> ginger: both ends here to talk about. so let's start with the part people are saying, it's giving in california but here we are in manhattan talking about wild fires, and in new jersey and hartford, connecticut where they're 9 inches below average when it comes to a deficit of rain. we need rain. rain's out there. raining in cleveland. by the time it moves east, it dies. that's why in the forecast, you're taught drought begets drought. don't forecast rain in a drought. that's why, because it will evaporate right away. they're coming through these fronts dry. that just means more wind. we've got elevated fire danger in vermont, massachusetts, rhode island, connecticut.

we're going to also look at the tropics. what will become sara is going to skirt honduras through the weekend. gonna take its time and then eventually into the yucatan peninsula. where it goes after that is highly dependent on that high pressure system and an incoming trough. it's going to have is a lot of cold air for a lot of the nation. what it will do is steer it into florida, whatever's left of it. we will have much more updates as it gets closer. george? >> george: now the arrest of a cia employee charged with leaking secret information about israel's plans to attack iran. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas has details. >> reporter: george, good morning. abc news learned a cia employee has been charged in connection with the recent leak of classified information involving israeli military plans to retaliate against iran. israel's military secrets including specifics about the nature and scale of their planned missile assault were posted on the internet in mid october, just days before the eventual attack. asif william rahman was arrested by fbi agents in cambodia and brought to guam on november 12th charged with

illegally obtaining and revealing classified information that could damage u.s. national securities. if convicted he faces 20 years in prison. it came on the same day that jack texeira was sentenced to 15 years in prison for leaking highly classified information. what's disturbing is that in both cases these personnel had direct access to some of the nation's most sensitive secrets. michael? >> michael: pierre, thank you for that. we're going to turn now to another civil lawsuit against sean diddy combs. this one seeking $5 million for an alleged confrontation dating back nearly 30 years. our senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky is here with more for us. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, michael. sean combs is facing nearly three dozen civil lawsuits. this latest one's a little different. it does not allege sex assault but an assault with guns. this morning a man is suing sean diddy combs for $5 million to compensate him for what he

alleges was an armed confrontation. dewitt gilmore said he was leaving a fight club when combs started taunting him with threats of violence. his lawsuit said the music mogul's associates flashed guns and shots were fired. representatives for combs did not immediately respond but they have denied all of the other civil lawsuits that have alleged sexual assault. a woman who has filed one of those revealed her identity after the judge requested her request to remain anonymous. candice mccrary was in college and was 19 when she claims combs assaulted her after a photo shoot. >> this decision by this judge may have a chilling effect, in that other people who want to go anonymous in their suit against combs may think twice about filing a lawsuit. >> just the way it is. >> reporter: and this morning a former member of combs' inner circle is speaking out. diddy's rap protoge was with him and jennifer lopez the night a

gun went off inside a manhattan club. diddy was acquitted but shyne was convicted of assault, sentenced to ten years in prison and deported to belize. shyne telling byron pitts combs orchestrated for him to take the fall. >> someone there was prepared to have me sit in jail -- i was facing 25 year, to totally destroy my career, my life, rob me of my freedom, to be a participant in that. of course it doesn't surprise me he would be accused of the atrocious things that he is, because, you know, what he did to me and my family, you know, was to me demonic. >> reporter: combs representatives say mr. combs denies the allegations including any suggestion that he orchestrated mr. barrow to take the fall. they added, he appreciates the path he has pursued and wishes him success. you can hear more in the documentary the honorable shyne premiering monday, november 18th on hulu.

as for combs, guys, he is still fighting for release on bail. there's a hearing about that next week. >> george: aaron, thank you very much. now a new way to save online. amazon is launching a discount web store where everything costs $20 core less. chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis here with details. good morning. >> rebecca: good morning, george. it is called amazon haul promising crazy low prices on everything from clothes to electronics to home goods. the idea is to compete with discount web stores like temu, shein and tik tok shop by selling goods directly from china. analysts say the chinese retailers have been a direct threat to some of amazon's core business. and this is an attempt to fend off that competition. so here's how it's gonna work. you can access amazon haul only through amazon's mobile app. shipping is free on orders over $25. but it features much longer shipping times than you're accustomed to with most products delivered in under two weeks. now, the launch is coming just

in time for the holidays when americans are expected to spend a record $240 billion up 8% from last year. americans are holding a record amount of credit, reaching $1.2 trillion in the third quarter this year. no surprise that discount retailers are outperforming the broader sector as people look to get more bang for their buck. the big winner in this war between web stores could be anyone looking for a deal this holiday season, george. >> george: that's good news for consumers. thank you. coming up the new twist in the menendez brothers case. what the newly elected los angeles da is saying about efforts to free them. >> robin: two major findings about popular weight loss drugs. >> michael: safety alert about falling trees. the dry and windy weather can make it even more dangerous. ginger will have some life saving tips for us. but you have some weather right now. >> ginger: let's talk about it. just because we don't have rain, that means lot of new

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iger wrote on instagram the honor truly illustrates the strong bond disney has with france. we have always drawn inspiration from this country and its rich heritage. walt disney received the honor 88 years ago. >> robin: congratulations, bob. well deserved. >> michael: we got a lot more ahead including why looking up in your yard may save your life, or a life. ginger has a safety alert about falling trees. that is all coming up. >> george: right now the menendez brothers. l.a.'s newly elected da weighed in on their case and spoke with kayna whitworth. >> good morning. nathan hoffman prepares to take over as da on december 2nd. he said he would need to read through both trial transcripts, prison records and reinterview law enforcement and family members. >> really got to get beyond the netflix documentary. >> reporter: as calls to free erik and lyle menendez grows

louder, with promises the pair would be home by thanksgiving, nathan hochman said if the case lands on his desk he would have a lot to review before making a decision. >> if you decide this on a netflix special you are doing a disservice to the family, the brothers and the public. >> reporter: he questioned the motivation of gascon's decision so close to the election. >> part of the problem with the gascon timing of his decision is there's a cloud over that credibility. is it a just decision or was it just a political ploy? there will be no cloud over whatever decision i do. >> reporter: gascon denies his support for the brothers' release was politically motivated. >> i believe they should be released. they should be released cleanly within the law. >> reporter: the brothers have spent 35 years in prison for the

1989 murder of their parents, sentenced to life without parole. >> i, joseph lyle menendez, am destined for greatness. >> reporter: the netflix documentaries propelling the case info the spotlight again. >> people have taken time to figure out what happened. >> reporter: a new generation taking to social media to rally around the brothers, citing their claims of sexual abuse. while a judge reviews the case, hochman promising diligence. >> i'm not gonna ask for delay just for delay sake. we'll ask for the minimal amount of time to do this work. we owe to it the menendez brothers. we owe to it the public to get this decision right. >> so right now a judge is weighing the alleged new evidence. a hearing is set for that later this month, as well as a december hearing for the possibility of resentencing. but also if he wanted to, the governor could grant clemency at any time. michael? >> michael: kayna, thank you. we're going to turn to a new alert about something so many of

us have in our yards. trees. there have been at least 35 deaths reported from trees falling this year alone. conditions right now are particularly dangerous in many parts of the country. ginger is back with an eye opening look at this issue. good morning again, ginger. this is really dangerous. >> ginger: i have been wanting to do this story for a long time. you see me standing in front of trees that sliced through a home and kills people. something that happened this year hit a nerve with me. a 12-year-old boy in new jersey who died in his own back yard. it was windy. he was playing with a friend. a tree suddenly fell on him. there was not a thunderstorm around. we know trees are dangerous when there are storms, but we're learning a dead or weak tree can all fall on a sunny day with little or no wind. with extreme weather fluctuations, like our current drought in the northeast after super saturated winner, trees are stressed and are falling more easily. watch as a falling tree narrowly misss this 5-month-old's crib. miraculously the baby was okay. >> oh my god, oh my god. >> it will be for a 9-year-old

who had a tree fall on him at recess. >> reporter: in missouri this limb suddenly snapping, not during a storm, but on a nice day, injuring five student, one critically. >> public safety concern. >> ginger: a certified arborist at friendly tree in new jersey. we're knocking on doors reminding people to look up and save a life. >> hello. >> ginger: on this woman's property we find this dead limb hanging right over her fire pit and gazebo. >> you're there with family, friends, you're not focused on looking up and around. bark is missing. no leaf, no twigs. when they are that brittle they can fall on a bright sunshiney day like today. >> ginger: so john's crew takes care of it, right on the spot. down the road we meet homeowner eric, father of a 7-year-old boy. we called him ahead of time to make sure he was home. what we spotted in his back yard needed immediate attention. >> a play structure, a

trampoline, children directly undera very dead, very brittle tree. this is an imminent risk. not a question of if this tree will fail, it's a question of when and how significantly if somebody will be there. >> ginger: from way up here it is clear to see how dead this tree is. that branch or the whole tree could fall into the drop zone. that playground right in its line. you've got a little boy that plays here. how are you feeling? >> i never think on a day like today where it's not windy, beautiful day, it could potentially drop. that's the part i find scary. >> ginger: john's crew gets to work, removing the entire tree. if i'm a homeowner, what can i do? >> look up. when you look up and see something that might not look like it should be, a limb that has no leafs, bark that's peeling off and there's nothing attached. no twigs. we look for limbs that have already broken and are hanging

precariously. cracks. any big open wounds. when you see something, say something. >> ginger: sagging limbs like this could be even more dangerous. >> it's called sbd, sudden branch drop syndrome. during periods of extreme heat and dry, tissue shrinks. issue we used to be able to manage over the course of years now can die in one season. >> ginger: we had 300% of normal precipitation this winter and early spring, and now we are on what could be the longest dry spell. >> that's exactly right. >> ginger: a tree can't adapt. he says the most important thing is to have your tree inspected by a certified arborist at least once a year. ideally before an after a major storm. >> limbs can fracture during a storm and they don't disconnect until days later where it might be bright and sunshiney or people are out assessing the damage. >> ginger: if a storm is imminent and you're worried about a concerning tree falling into your house, experts say avoid areas in your home where the tree could potentially fall, even if it means sleeping in a

different room. this is particularly important in the winter. snow adds weight to the tree and tree limb. >> things are happening up there that affect us here. it's a simple thing. look up. >> ginger: here's what most of you are probably thinking. tree removal is way too expensive. sometimes it can be thousands of dollars. if you go with a certified arborist they can often save you money. it could be a limb needs trimming. that can just be hundreds of dollars. like preventive medicine. the pruning could save you the thousands and cost of the fall if it goes on one of your loved ones or home. it's an insurance policy, really. get this. that yearly checkup is often free. >> michael: a tree issue may not necessarily be your responsibility. >> ginger: that's the exciting part, too. lot of these are on the perimeter of somebody's yard. if a tree is close to the road or you think it might be on a town or state property, it could be up to them to pay for it.

it's worth looking into it. if you remove a tree, do consider replacing it. look at what changed, as far as what trees go where. >> robin: what do you mean by that? >> ginger: as we arm, the temperatures warm, he's saying there are trees that used to say, put these in because they'll last forever. not anymore. >> robin: this is so eye opening. thank you for this. all right. coming up later, new hope in the fight against breast cancer. next, a new finding about popular weight loss drugs. doctors sutton and stephanie widmer are here live. come on back. . stephanie widmer. come on back. re here live. come on back.

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they found after three years of use of the active ingredients in zepbound as well as monjouro. after three years of use, not only was it associated with a reduction in weight, but it reduced the risk of developing diabetes by more than 90%. when you think about what that means, in terms of the millions of americans who live with the diagnosis it can provide a significant amount of hope. >> michael: no doubt. dr. widmer, the study said some glp1 drug, but not all, may be effective in treating alcohol use disorder. >> correct. this was a very large study out of sweden. 220,000 individuals with a prior diagnosis of alcohol use disorder. what it looked at was the glp1 drugs like semaglutide, the active ingredient in ozempic. what they found was semaglutide showed a 36% decrease in alcohol related hospitalizations in individuals with alcohol use disorder.

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also face tough questions. >> robin: patrick mahomes speaking about his home being burglarized as police investigate a break-in at travis kelce's home. >> michael: chock full of love. >> i have been waiting forever to do this. joan, will you marry me? >> michael: the golden bachelorette joan meeting her match. >> good morning america! >> michael: we hear from the happy couple. move over robin. >> robin: i'm coming, mama. >> michael: paul mescal is taking on hot ones. an exclusive look at his episode. plus why he's decided to join the cast of "gladiator 2." ♪ baby love my baby love ♪ >> robin: and gma at 50 celebrates baby oh baby. for the first time ever, 11 babies were born on live tv. >> sounds like a girl.

>> robin: families from around the country sharing that precious moment with millions of gma viewers. >> we need to put a counter how many times i'm going to cry during the broadcast. >> robin: some of those tv babies are here all grown up. they're saying -- >> good morning america! >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> robin: this was a catchy tune. not sure about the hippo song, but this one's catchy. welcome back to gma, a special gma moment this morning. more than 20 years ago, look at those precious babies. they were born on live television on "gma." look at them now, all growed up! here in times square. we cannot wait to hear from them. >> michael: looking forward to that. also ahead, the possible break through in the fight against breast cancer. a vaccine. we're going to have details for you.

>> george: first the latest on president-elect trump. he announced more nominations for his new administration including matt gaetz, controversial for attorney general. want to go back to rachel scott tracking reaction on capitol hill. >> reporter: good morning, george. controversial indeed. that's why it has caught so many people here on capitol hill off guard. president-elect trump announcing that he will be selecting congressman matt gaetz to become the next attorney general of the united states. now there are major questions this morning about whether or not gaetz can get through a senate confirmation process. if confirmed gaetz would lead the department of justice which, for years, led an investigation into him for alleged obstruction of justice and alleged second trafficking. the doj ultimately closed the investigation without bringing any charges. gaetz was also facing another investigation by the house ethics committee for alleged sexual misconduct and illicit drug use, allegations which he denied. overnight that investigation was brought to a halt when gaetz resigned from congress. sources tell us the committee

was ready to meet to deliberate on whether to release a report on gaetz. gaetz is not the only nominee who could face challenges. for director of national intelligence the president-elect naming tulsi gabbard who switched parties and became a loyal supporter. some pointing out she has no intelligence experience. they also question if she's too sympathetic to russia. it has been a very busy week on capitol hill. abc news has now projected that republicans will have majority in both the house and the senate. senate republicans electing their next majority leader, senator john thune of south dakota. michael? >> michael: you said it best. it's been a busy week, rachel. you've been on top of it for us. we appreciate that, so thank you. we're going to turn to burglaries at the homes of patrick mahomes and travis kelce. this morning we're hearing from mahomes about the break in at his home. will reeve is here with the story. good morning, will. >> good morning, michael. this is one of the downsides to a public life, on display. mahomes and kelce clearly targeted within hours of each other last month. an investigation is under way.

this morning super star nfl quarterback patrick mahomes speaking out after a break-in at his home. >> it's frustrating, disappointing. i mean, i can't get into too many details because the investigation's still on going, but obviously something you don't want to happen to really anybody. >> reporter: last month his home and kansas city chiefs teammate travis kelce's home were burglarized. according to police reports, on october 6th, just after midnight, four police officers were dispatched to a home in missouri, 20 miles outside kansas city. >> this is going to be for all of the super bowl trophies. >> reporter: the sprawling estate mahomes recently built can be seen on netflix. >> i'm here to be in kansas city for long term, so i'm excited that i can say i'm part of the chiefs kingdom forever. the house embodies that. >> reporter: police in leewood kansas are also investigating a break in from october 7th at an address that matches where kansas city tight end travis kelce lives.

according to the police, the burglar caused $1,000 worth of damage and stole $20,000 in cash. the police report listing two crimes, burglary of a dwelling and criminal damage to property. that kelce break-in happening while the chiefs were hosting the new orleans saints on "monday night football." kelce talked about having to move and step up security since he's been with taylor swift. this is an issue for people. >> robin: all right. thank you, will. now promising results in an early study of a breast cancer vaccine. eva pilgrim is here with those details. good morning, eva. >> good morning, robin. the idea of a breast cancer vaccine is incredible. while lot of people are excited, we want to be clear up front. this is very very early days toward making that a reality. this is a small phase 1 study. any potential vaccine is years ai go. results are encouraging. trial at washington university looked at 18 women who had nonmetastatic triple negative breast cancer. they received three doses of the vaccine. after three years 16 out of the

18 women remained cancer free. this is significant because historically only half of the patients would have been cancer free. a phase 2 trial is currently under way. there's no timetable set for when that will be finished. there is an urgency. according to the american cancer society, more than 300,000 new cases of breast cancer will be diagnosed this year and more than 40,000 women will die. black women are more likely to die from breast cancer than any other race or ethnic group. that could be because black women have a higher risk of triple-negative breast cancer. the type of cancer that this study is looking at. so while this vaccine will not be available outside of the clinical trial anytime soon, there's a lot of hope for the future. >> robin: there really is, eva. thank you. thank you. we'll see you on "gma3" later. coming up, we hear first from golden bachelorette couple joan and chuck on their happily ever after. >> michael: also ahead "gladiator 2" actor paul mescal ready to get into the hot seat.

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emotion, the golden bachelorette finally found love. yes, she did. melissa adan sat down with the happy couple after last night's finale. good morning, melissa. how you doing? >> reporter: good morning, michael. so good to be with you all. let me tell you, joan, the first golden bachelorette, finding love. her pick chuck got the first date, the first kiss and it was no shock he got the last kiss and, most importantly, the final rose. >> joan, will you marry me? >> course i'll marry you. >> reporter: joan finally finding love again, as the first golden bachelorette. >> i love you and i want to spend the rest of my life with you. >> reporter: america watching as she handed out her final rose to chuck chapel. their journey full of twists and turns all culminating in the season finale. >> every minute i'm with you i

get happier and happier. >> i want to marry you. i want to spend my life with you. >> reporter: joan deciding chuck was her forever, breaking things off with guy. >> i care so much about you. i just -- my heart belongs to somebody else now. >> reporter: the golden couple joining us just off stage after the live reveal. >> we've been in hiding for three months. just falling more and more in love. now we finally get to share it with our friends and family and the rest of the world. >> we have dinner plans for the next four months. every night. >> to go out. because we've been inside. >> good evening. >> reporter: from the very first meeting, chuck setting himself apart from the crowd. >> i've made my own chuck a doodle. >> reporter: the two bonding over the losses of their partners. >> just by saying that maybe i'll never be 100%, i don't think i can be 100%.

>> reporter: joan even supporting chuck as he dealt with the loss of his mother. >> my mother passed away this morning. >> reporter: the pair growing even closer when joan visited chuck's hometown in wichita, kansas. >> i'm falling in love with you. >> reporter: the couple now focused on blending both of their families. >> i always said i was not going to leave maryland. i'm real excited to spend sometime in kansas. i never thought i would utter those words. >> i knew going in before i met joan how important her family was. it's just been incredibly easy. >> our family, they were kind of like us. we immediately had a rapport. they did, too. it's almost weird, it was so meant to be. >> reporter: now they're looking towards the future. >> i finally am looking forward to the next chapter of my life. i lost that for quite awhile. i think living a little bit of a normal life for a bit of time. >> she's gonna marry me. >> i am.

>> she is. it's just a matter of time. >> so special. joan and chuck are heading now to disney world. that's where they'll celebrate their engagement with their blended families. this as "the bachelor" is back in january. that's where we'll catch grant ellis on his journey for love in the new year. guys? >> lara: i loved it. he's crazy about her. he must have said it 14 times. he's crazy about her. >> michael: celebrating at disney world. can't beat that. >> lara: we're wishing them all the best. hopefully, they see pluto at disney. [ laughter ] we're gonna begin pop news with the one and only paul mescal. the irish actor celebrating the london premiere of the new epic blockbuster "gladiator 2." he did that last night. also opened up to variety about why he chose this career pivot. he was known for more romantic roles. said he wanted to make gladiator because he played sports growing up. i know what it is to throw myself around. i do look roman.

the thing that really got him was working with the one and only ridley scott. he had to do it. the irish man also following in robin roberts' footsteps with sean evans on hot ones. here's a clip from today's brand new episode. >> what would you say the jumps are between these? >> this is just me being honest with you. >> this is gnarly. >> this is gnarly, okay? once you have this, nothing is really a challenge anymore. >> okay. final frontier. >> yeah. >> lara: robin, can you confirm? >> robin: i can confirm shawn is a great host. >> lara: yes. >> robin: he is a great interviewer. i'm sure he pulled a lot out of paul. >> lara: in between your tears you learn a lot about him. >> michael: shawn has an iron gut. >> robin: right? >> lara: i got a preview. it's really fun.

you should watch it. in between bites he talks about the movie, talks about wardrobe challenges, even some irish slang. the new episode of "hot ones" drops at 11:00 a.m. eastern on his you tube channel. so who's ready for a little live country music? list of more performers for next week's cma has just come out. it's going to be a good night. dierks bentley, luke bryan, chris stapleton, lainey wilson hitting the stage. we just learned this morning first time nominees post malone and shaboozey will show us why their songs are such great hits. casey musgraves also joining the lineup. kelsey ballerini will perform a duet with noah kahn. did you hear that? noah kahn is performing live on

the cma's. george is laughing. our daughters love him. so you will also see jelly roll, brooks&dunn on this megaconcert that also happens to be the biggest award show in country music. luke bryan, lainey wilson and super bowl champ peyton manning are hosting the 58th annual cma awards. it airs wednesday, november 20th. mark your calendar, set your dvr. 8 p.m. here on abc. >> robin: always a great time. >> lara: it is. >> robin: the collaborations off the charts. >> lara: the best. >> michael: looking forward to it. >> lara: i'll lend you a tape. >> michael: thank you. >> lara: i've just been told we have gone over on time so that is pop news. >> george: thank you, lara. ginger? >> ginger: thank you very much. i will also take a vhs. we'll hand that around. half of the district of columbia in severe drought so you desperately need the rain. you're gonna get some this afternoon. part of the rain that doesn't get here but gets to you. then we all dry off and will be windy. temperatures will be well above average.

speaking of above average, speaking of above average, the global october climate report came in. the warmest october on record for north america. warmest october to date for >> george: we are turning now for the search for answers in the sinking of a super yacht over the summer that left seven people dead. this morning we are hearing from one of the family members of some of the victims. juju chang with the story. >> it was dubbed unsinkable that luxury super yacht owned by billionaire mike lynch.

dubbed britain's bill gates. the trip a celebration after winning a massive fraud case. now family members are left asking how did a freak storm sink that ship? in just 16 minutes? this morning families who lost loved ones on board the super yacht which sank during a storm off the coast of sicily this august are speaking out. >> it's haunting. it's terrifying. make no mistake about it, we want to know what happened. >> reporter: billionaire tech mogul mike lynch, who owned the yacht, was on board with some of his family, friends and a crew of ten when a storm barrelled through in the early morning of august 19th. within 16 minutes of being struck by what investigators believe was a downburst, with winds of at least 60 miles an hour, the boat sunk backwards before tilting on its right side, plummeting on to the sea bed. this image from cctv showing it disappear in the storm. search and rescue teams descended on the scene.

one crew member and six passengers did not survive including lynch, his daughter hannah and friends chris and netta. chris' brother greg devastated. >> when i got the phone call i hung up and i broke down. wailing is the only way i can describe it. i think about the last few moments for them on the ship all the time. chris asked me to be the guardian of his children. i promised i would. and they're old enough that they don't need a guardian, u but i will be damned if i'm not gonna be there for them for whatever they need. >> three crew members are under investigation for manslaughter and culpable ship wreck. under italian law no guilt is implied and their attorneys told impact they have no comment. you can watch the full episode

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mornings. let's get a look at traffic with sue hall. good morning sue. good morning gloria and we're going back to oakland north 880 at broadway, a multi-car accident blocking the left lane. we're stacked up all the way back beyond the coliseum. in fact, you are jammed from davis in hayward. take a look at the read a lot of it on the east shore, a lot of it on the peninsula. we had an earlier problem on the sunol grade. you can see it's still trying to recover southbound from dublin pleasanton. and real quick, an accident south 680, this one near willow pass still blocking a lane. and south 680 is very slow from martinez to 24. >> sue, thank you so much. and meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast after the break. >> last year in california, there were 200,000 car crashes when a car crash happens, it's important to have an experienced attornen your side. the barnes firm has years of experience handling thousands of car crash cases. we will give you the support you need and help to get the best result possible. if you are

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craig lucas and tony award winning director pam mackinnon. a why not christmas carol, now playing at american conservatory theater. god help us. >> every one in the accuweather forecast. live doppler seven. we have some light showers, mainly north of the golden gate bridge, so we'll zoom in a little bit closer into sonoma. napa county, marin county. we are seeing those light showers this morning and that's the trend for the day. it's a level one light storm with the best chance of showers in the north bay. even a clap of thunder is possible. and along the entire coastline we have a high surf advisory for dangerous surf and swimming conditions. temperatures today will be in the upper 50s to the mid 60s. gloria. >> all right. thank you so much. we'll have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. and we're always online. the news continues with good >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. ♪ baby love

my baby love ♪ >> lara: welcome back to gma. for the next year we are celebrating "good morning america" as we enter our 50th year. right now you are about to meet some people who entered the world live on gma on two very special mornings that we will never forget. >> robin: i know, lara. we were there when five babies were born in 2001, six in 2002. we're going to meet some of them again in a moment. but first let's check out those gma birth announcements. it was a morning like never before. >> for the first time on live morning television, we expect to bring you life, an actual birth in one of those delivery rooms. there's a chance it will happen soon. >> robin: babies born live on our broadcast across three different hospitals. >> sounds like a girl. >> robin: including coraima luna in boston. >> beautiful little baby girl. >> robin: kelsey nolan's birth

the first of the morning. >> we should put a counter how many times i'm going to cry. >> robin: the magnitude of the moment bringing charlie to tears. >> there is something about that magic moment when the baby is first there. and everybody's getting a first look at a miracle. we were all witnessing something very special. and awe inspiring. >> and this morning's baby is about to enter the world. >> reporter: for samantha hornaung, sharing her baby boy's birth allowed her out of town family to experience the joy. >> it felt like sharing a moment of love. emotionally i was just grateful to be able to share the experience with my parents. >> robin: up next, debbie shamban. we were there for the birth of

jacob ryan. >> baby boy. >> the emotion in the room when little baby jacob was born was just incredible. because sure, there were cameras there, but for that family, it was about the mom and the baby. >> robin: in total five babies born. their families becoming part of our family. gma celebrating mother's day and the babies first birthdays. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> robin: and in 2002, six more babies born live on gma including harrison shalar and ken weintraub. these little miracles, a big part of gma history. and there are six of those beautiful babies born live on gma in 2001 and 2002. look at em now! [ applause ] jacob, jackson, coraima, harrison, ken.

your moms, your families. i understand your husband is here as well. >> lara: thanks for being here. >> robin: thank you so much. let me start with you, jackson. i hear this is how you, you use this as an ice breaker at parties and stuff like that? >> i would say yes. the easiest ice breaker to tell people about. >> robin: how many more of you all use this -- >> i use it to impress my clients. >> robin: great opening line. how do people respond, jackson, when you tell them? >> sometimes they don't believe it and think i'm a good liar. i'm like, i'm not lying. lot of people just have questions. why did that happen? how did it happen? kind of just goes into a better conversation from there. >> lara: brave moms, right? that was a big decision for them to make. hi, kelsey. nice to meet you again. we always did this thing where we give the new moms memorabilia to commemorate the birth. we want you to know you are part

of our gma family forever. would you share with everybody what you have. the little t-shirt. >> my baby t-shirt. >> lara: i'm so glad you saved that. >> yep. >> lara: have you delved into this with your mom, the thought process for her decision? >> yeah. the day of, she didn't want to do it and the producers talked her into it. at 6:50 my mom was ready to go, but the producers kindly asked her if she could wait until 7 because the show started at 7. they said don't laugh, don't cough. [ laughter ] no sudden movements. >> lara: as a mom i can tell you, that's not easy. >> robin: amy, we're sorry. you took one for the team. >> lara: we got to witness a miracle. >> robin: just like that. you said your husband is here. you guys married?

>> for a year and about three months. >> robin: congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> robin: in doing this, i think your family said you were destined to be born on television. that it really has shaped your personality? >> yes. >> robin: how so? >> it's unbelievable to see how an action or something like this can shape your personality. but in reality, it really did. i'm going to be honest with you. i don't go to a corner store without taking a selfie or recording a video. i'm sorry to my family members. i'm sure they're used to it by now, but it is my personality. >> robin: loves the camera. all right. >> lara: here i am. harrison, you were our very first. >> yes, in 2002. >> lara: very first one. what did your mom tell you about the experience? >> my mom told me it was a last minute decision as well. she had no plans of doing it. the morning of november 7th they asked her to do it.

she just said yes. >> robin: you look the same. how many of you all are seeing this for the first time? really? >> lara: really? your parents didn't show you the video. >> robin: what? >> we have the tape. we don't have the player. >> lara: that's understandable. it was quite a while ago. >> robin: how does it feel to be seeing it for the first time? >> emotional. it's crazy. >> yeah. >> robin: who else was seeing it for the first time? >> one of those things where you hear the story. you're too young to remember. it's finally putting all the piece together for you, making it all real for yourself. >> lara: i want to ask one of the moms. debbie? >> yes. >> lara: so explain from your perspective -- we've heard from the kids.

can you share, this was not supposed to be. >> no. >> lara: you were going to do a birth with your family and then you decided to join us. can you share? >> actually what happened was, they found my brother-in-law in the waiting area. someone from production. and asked him if i would be willing to do this. he said, you'll have to ask my brother, my husband. funny enough the night before i had been at dinner with my husband and a dear friend and we were chuckling about this. i had been following the series. i was like, how funny would that be if i gave birth tonight on the same day as super baby tuesday? then so it was. >> lara: oh my gosh. >> totally unexpected. >> lara: did you even notice the camera in there or were you so focused? >> when we got to the hospital, we saw the production crew. i was like, oh my gosh. it's the same hospital. when they admitted me they said,

we're going to put you at the quiet end so you will be by yourself. okay. >> lara: well, not so quiet. we're so glad that it all worked out. i noticed the onesie didn't fit. we've come up with a little something. >> robin: let's show them. little bit bigger. >> lara: we have these for you guys. we just want to say thank you so very much. can we get a team picture in these things somehow? we need to see you in your grown up onesie. >> robin: congratulations to you all. i hope that you will all feel part of the gma family 'cause that's how we feel about you. thanks so much. we'll be right back. is waiting to be discovered. did you know you can do this? ... and you don't wanna miss that.

>> ginger: back now on >> ginger: back now on gma we have all the excitement of formula 1. one week until the big event. this segment sponsored by visit las vegas. they gave me a preview of the heart pumping race through the city's iconic strip. >> give it up for formula 1 tonight in vegas! >> ginger: formula 1 is back again. and this time they're upping the ante. >> we took notes and said, what can we do better? what experiences should we bring back?

you are seeing the evolution in year two. >> ginger: with the big weekend around the corner, i got early access to pit lane. why was it imperative to get f1 back to vegas? >> when you marry the thrill and speed of formula 1 and you put it in the center of the iconic las vegas strip, that is a perfect marriage. >> ginger: the race is just the appetizer. >> we've expanded our ticket offering. there are still some seats available on our website or mobile app. it's not just racing. it's bringing the culinary world of vegas into that three day ticket. >> ginger: no one understands that more than michael voltaggio. he and his brother with back at the bellagio fountain club a track side popup eatier that gives you the best views while you dine. >> i feel like we're racing this race ourselves. you have some of the best chefs in las vegas making their best

dishes. >> ginger: you know i had to race to taste it all. from a gourmet sandwich to this potato croissant. i said yes, chef, to this treat. how do you plan the meal? >> how do you surprise someone and make it comforting? i'm make donuts but i'll make them savory. we got a bunch of truffles. truffle, donut, cheese. i can do something with this. >> ginger: oh yeah. that's good. wow! >> 3,000 more to go. >> this is a race under the lights. >> ginger: sometimes it issen enough to watch from the grandstand. our sponsor, visit las vegas, helped put me in the fast lane. most of us will never get a chance to drive in one of those, but you can come here to resorts world. i suited up to get behind the wheel of the all electric go kart. time to get that need 4 speed. and sweet victory is mine. yeah!

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sponsor, visit las vegas, for that incredible behind the scenes look. if you want to be part of the experience, there's still time to plan a last minute visit. >> michael: coming up, we have some magical baking with carla hall and the weasley twins from harry

>> michael: we're back. we're going to conjure up some fun with our next guests. we have the host of the new foodwork show harry potter wizards of baking. james and oliver phelps are here along with judge carla hall. thank you all for joining us. james, oliver, you play the

twins in the harry potter movie. some of the scenes were shot on set, on location where you filmed harry potter. >> we were very lucky to be asked to present the show. then to be able to do it at warner brother studios london, which has 7,000 -- >> 7,500 people a day go through. we had to shoot the show at night. great experience. >> michael: why do you think fans will love the show? >> it just incorporates a great baking element. you are seeing professional bakers at the top of their game. but the world of harry potter which so many people love. >> michael: i'm a harry potter guy. [ laughter ] >> being on platform 9 3/4 is like none other. i was really nerding out about it. >> michael: you are here.

baking show. carla, we've got to bake something. we are making hogwarts harvest cupcakes. >> yes, yes. we're going to jump right in. michael, i'm going to put you here. we're going to make pumpkin cupcakes. in the flour i have pumpkin spice, i have baking powder and salt. you're going to whisk the eggs. i'm going to add in -- >> michael: what are you two doing over there? >> they're looking good. i'm going to add in some butter. then i'm going to add in some sugar. you're doing so great, michael. you all look really good if you're cooking. y'all.s how men should cook, and then pumpkin. we'll do all of that. i'm going to add flour to this. then start putting it together. >> we'll do something. >> i love this recipe because you don't need a mixer, you know? >> michael: you have me. >> you need a human mixer.

once this comes together, you set it. see how it comes together. >> michael: comes together like that. >> i use a scoop, boom boom. >> michael: ah. >> make sure they are even. >> michael: i would have been trying to pour it in there. >> do that. you bake these at 350 degrees. they come together -- >> michael: then come out like that. then we have some cooked apples. right? >> we have some cooked apples. >> michael: how do you do that? >> we're going to take the center of these out. here. try that. >> michael: let me try it. oh my goodness. so easy that i can do it. oh, come on. >> like what? then you fill that. and over here, i want to see how you use a piping bag. are you decorating those? >> yeah, yeah. >> michael: you're going to help us decorate the cookie. how well are your skills in the kitchen? i know you hosted a baking show. you always wanted to be a host. how are your skills in the kitchen? >> they're okay. to be honest, i like watching people make these. we're like dogs around the dinner table.

that's how we did it. >> we did learn bakers are all around. >> michael: love that. all decorations. you have your decorations. you can decorate them any way you want. >> decorate these. >> put the milk on first? >> put the milk on first. that way it will stick. we have all of these beautiful colors. >> michael: i have been just been dropping the sugar on the cookie. why is it not sticking? >> no wild. make a mess. get in there, james. >> michael: you're really making a mess. >> oh, oh wow, yes. >> michael: there we go. >> that's what's up. then they turn out to that. >> michael: they turn out to that. you added some eyeballs and stuff to it. a nose. >> that's a little owl.

then we're going to eat them. come on. >> michael: i'll have one over here. all right. do you know what? -- that's good. can't do a cupcake and talk, carla. >> i'll eat, you talk. >> michael: thank you guys for being here. carla, thank you for being here. i shouldn't have et. you can get carla's cupcake recipe on good morning america.com. harry potter world of baking premieres tonight on the food network. make sure you check it out. thank you all. we'll be right back. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music]

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northbound, still an accident with cars and lanes. it's north at broadway. you can see all the way back to the coliseum. bumper to bumper. in fact, all the way into san leandro and through san leandro. now that 880 northbound accident is really causing a mess this morning. >> drew. hey there. >> sue. we'll go to live doppler seven, tracking some scattered showers in the north bay. we'll press on in a little bit tighter, including the city in parts of the east bay. 1 or 2 of these may clip the golden gate bridge. maybe el cerrito, richmond, over the next hour. so just be aware of that. it's a level one today with the best chance of a shower in the north ba. an isolated thunder chance is also with us throughout the afternoon, so daytime highs will be in the upper 50s to the mid 60s. >> gloria drew, thank you so much. time now for live with kelly and time now for live mare deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark from the westin rancho mirage golf resort and spa in rancho mirage, california.