into the city from the bay bridge toll plaza. so from highway four to the city, it's about an hour. four minutes, right now. >> number seven, she's traveled down the road now. >> back again. again. >> the postal service is honoring betty white with her own forever stamp. it will be released next year. >> oh, i love that. >> and the golden girls live is happening again in san francisco. they're going to be in studio tomorrow. i'm going to be talking to them. oh, yeah. and this year it' at the curran theater. >> yes. >> it's always the best. i promised gloria, you get this. cute. but i did not come empty handed. i thought these were appropriate for your ages of children. this from disneyland. tiana bayou adventure. i do not come >> robin: good morning america. president-elect trump gearing up to get his cabinet picks confirmed. new questions over trump's choice for defense secretary.

fox news host pete hegseth attorney confirming he paid a woman who accused him of sexual assault as part of a settlement agreement, as a growing number of republican senators demand to see the house ethics committee report on attorney general pick matt gaetz. >> george: neo nazis march in ohio. surveillance of an armed group of men carrying flags with swastikas on them. the counterprotest overnight. >> rebecca: royals raided. masked burglars at large after they smashed their way onto the windsor castle estate while prince william, kate and their children were asleep. ♪ thank you for being a friend ♪ >> robin: all in allen. >> got it! there he goes! inside the 10, the 5! the play of the year in the nfl! >> robin: josh allen and the bills end the chief's dream of a perfect season. looks like mahomes wants a rematch. >> we'll do it again. >> robin: we're kicking off monday right.

>> oh my! [ cheers ] >> robin: the big kick by a friend for big money, and giving back in a big way. as one friend gets a golden forever stamp of approval. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> george: good morning america. hope you are all doing well. hope you all had a great weekend. i know, robin, you did. congratulations on your big award. >> rebecca: congratulations. >> robin: i got to thank my friends at gma, keeping with the theme because the recognition would not be possible without you. thank you so much. we have a broadcast exclusive about roblox. the wildly popular gaming platform with about 90 million users a day. it can be a bit of a mystery to parents. gonna tell you how you can take back some of that control. >> rebecca: i know a lot of parents who are going to be interested in that. the carrots linked to an e-coli outbreak. they were sold at stores

including wal-mart, whole foods, trader joe's, target and many more. we were in the middle of cooking dinner last night when this headline showed up. we're gonna give you all the details on what you need to look for in your refrigerator. >> george: what a packed news day including president biden's about face. he will now allow ukraine to strike inside russia with u.s. long range missiles as putin launches a major assault on ukraine's power grid. we're getting the first comments from the kremlin. we're going to begin with president-elect trump and his choices for cabinet, possibly facing confirmations battles in the senate. chief white house correspondent mary bruce is at mar-a-lago. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, donald trump ran as a disrupter promising to shatter the status quo. based on his cabinet picks he intends to make good on that promise if he can get them confirmed. president-elect trump saturday at an ultimate fighting championship event alongside controversial members of his new team. as this morning trump is gearing up for his own fight to get his cabinet picks confirmed. >> these are disrupters.

they are. i think that's by design. >> reporter: questions continue to grow over trump's choice for defense secretary, fox news host pete hegseth. his attorney confirming hegseth paid a woman who accused him of sexual assault in 2017 as part of a settlement agreement, claiming the encounter was consensual. trump was made aware of the incident shortly after he named hegseth to the position and is standing by him. his team saying hegseth has denied any and all accusations and no charges were filed. we look forward to his confirmation. hegseth is also under fire for some tattoos depicting religious symbols and phrases. his fellow service members flagged to his superiors over concerns they are associated with white supremacists. hegseth saying those concerns amount to anti-christian bigotry saying they can target me, i don't give a damn. but this type of target of christians, conservative, and every day americans will stop on day 1 in donald trump's department of defense.

hegseth post not disavowing the supremacists who have adopted the symbolism, though he has in the past. this morning a growing number of republican senators are demanding to see the house ethics report into trump's choice for attorney general. former congressman matt gaetz. >> i believe the senate should have access to that. should it be released to the public or not? i guess that will be part of negotiations. that should be definitely part of our decision make. >> reporter: while the justice department declined to pursue charges the bipartisan committee had been investigating gaetz for allegations of sexual misconduct and illicit drug use. sources tell abc news a woman testified he had sex with her when she was only 17. something gaetz has denied, as well as the drug claim. in a statement, gaetz saying these allegations are invented and would constitution false testimony to congress. this false smear following a three year criminal investigation should be viewed with great skepticism.

the investigation ended when gaetz abruptly resigned from congress, hours after trump tapped him to be his attorney general. at the time, house speaker mike johnson was noncommittal on whether the committee's report should be released. but now -- >> it should not come out. and why? because matt gaetz resigned from congress. he is no longer a member. >> reporter: but in the past the committee has released ethics reports after members have resigned. trump is making it clear he plans to overhaul government agencies tasking billionaire elon musk and vivek ramaswamy to lead a new created department of government efficiency. >> we expect mass reductions in force in areas of the federal government that are bloated. we expect massive cuts of federal contractors and others overbilling the federal government. >> reporter: ramaswamy and musk there by trump's side at the fight. so, too, was his pick for energy secretary, chris wright. one of the nation's top fracking ceo's,

wright has fiercely criticized the climate crisis. >> there is no climate crisis. we're not in the midst of an energy transition either. >> reporter: wright, who has no government experience, has argued the impacts of climate change are overblown. but scientists agree, humans are causing global warming and climate change. this year is shaping up to be the hottest on record, with more leading experts continuing to sound the alarm about trump's choice to lead the department of health and human services, robert f. kennedy jr. he has vowed to reshape the u.s. health system. >> i am outraged because lives are at stake here. to have someone leading hhs who is one of the biggest deniers of vaccines in our country would undermine the confidence in that program and likely would cost lives. >> reporter: even the conservative editorial board of the rupert murdoch owned "new york post" writing the overriding rule of medicine is first do no harm.

we are certain installing robert f. kennedy jr. to head health and human services breaks this rule. kennedy, who has railed against processed foods and criticized trump's diet seen this weekend posing with the president elect over a meal of mcdonald's. overnight trump naming brendan carr to be sec commissioner. the big question with all of these nominees remain, can trump get enough support to have them confirmed in the senate or will he push the senate to waive their overnight so he can get them confirmed via those recess appointments. >> george: real test for the republican led senate. robin? >> robin: overseas to the latest on the war in ukraine, as president biden's decision to allow ukraine to strike russia with long range u.s. missiles. our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell is on the scene for us in ukraine. good morning to you, ian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, robin. i think this is an important decision.

when ukraine believes it can stop repeated attacks if it can fire deeper into russia. skeptics are worrying this is the red line being crossed and what moscow's response is going to be. this morning president biden authorizing ukraine to use long range missiles against russia for the very first time. >> it will allow them to hit deep behind russian lines, to hit supply caches, troop buildup areas. >> reporter: the weapons have a range of nearly 200 miles. the missiles ukraine currently have travel only around 70 miles. >> we want to make sure ukraine is in the best position to protect its interests. >> reporter: a major shift, 10,000 north korean troops in russia, many expected to fight alongside the russians to gain land in the kurz region. president zelenskyy saying the missiles will speak for themselves. without a doubt. this as russia launched one of its largest attacks against ukraine this year unleashing more than 200 drones and missiles across the country

sunday. video circulating online showing the exact moment missiles landed. the russian assault targeting energy infrastructure, causing blackouts in several regions and killing at least seven civilians. and overnight, a devastating russian missile attack striking an apartment building, killing 11 and injuring nearly 90, children among the dead and wounded. russia deliberately targeting ukraine's energy infrastructure as the winter months set in. in odessa, where water supplies have been shut off, long lines forming for emergency supplies, carrying home what they can on foot. well, the kremlin responding just now saying the u.s. is adding fuel to the fire. and escalating tensions. putin already warning this would mean the u.s. and others would be directly involved in the war. it seems likely they will just be used in the border region for now. rebecca? >> rebecca: a monumental decision either way.

ian, thank you. we turn now to the investigation into the latest passenger plane hit by gun fire. this time in dallas. just as southwest was getting ready, a flight from southwest was getting ready to take off. transportation correspondent gio benitez joins us with more. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, real mystery because we still don't know where that bullet came from. this morning the search is on for a shooter. >> they think that somebody from outside the airport shot a fire at the aircraft. >> reporter: this morning authorities investigating after a southwest plane in dallas was struck by gun fire while preparing for takeoff. all of it unfolding just before 10 p.m. as the crew was taxiing for takeoff. a bullet apparently striking the right side of the aircraft just under the flight deck. >> southwest didn't tell us that, you know, a bullet had hit the plane. they just told us the plane had sustained damage and that plane couldn't be flown. >> reporter: thankfully, no

injuries were reported, and all passengers got off the plane safely. no word on who fired that bullet. and that plane has been taken out of service. meanwhile, southwest gave passengers a voucher for a future flight. george? >> george: okay, gio, thanks. now a demonstration by a neonazi group over the weekend in columbus ohio. the armed group marched carrying flags with swastikas on them. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas has the story. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: george, good morning. the hate was right out in the open, so brazen ohio's governor felt compelled to respond. this morning new surveillance footage of an armed group of men carrying flags emblazened with swastikas marching through the streets of columbus, ohio. the troubling incident happening saturday afternoon. each person dressed head to toe in all black, masks concealing their faces as they shouted racist speech against jews and people of color. ohio's governor writing, there is no place in this state for

hate, bigotry anti-semitism or violence. hate crimes have been on the rise for the past several years according to data from the fbi. the anti-defamation league also notes a stunning increase in acts of anti-semitism with indents doubling last year compared to 2022. overnight african-american community leaders in columbus taking to the same streets in a peaceful counter protest. >> today sends a clear message that this cannot happen in our city, in this state, nor in this nation. we're not going to be moved back. >> reporter: just a week ago in michigan, another group carrying nazi flags outside a theater production of "the diary of anne frank." we are asking both president biden and president-elect trump about the ohio incident and are waiting a response. biden responded denouncing the indent. we're awaiting a response from trump. because there was no violence in columbus and apparently no direct threat of violence, no arrests were made. the first amendment allows for all kinds of free speech,

including speech filled with hate. robin? >> robin: all right, pierre. our thanks to you for your reporting. now the latest on sean diddy combs. prosecutors are accusing combs of trying to contact perspective witnesses and obstruct the case against him. our senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky is here with more on that. good morning to you, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, robin. sean combs going to be asking a judge to release him on bail. prosecutors now say the argument for detention has only gotten stronger. this morning federal prosecutors are accusing sean diddy combs of escalating his attempts to influence the jury pool and subvert his criminal case. almost immediately after arriving at the federal jail in brooklyn, prosecutors say he started using accounts of eight other inmates to call people not on his approved contact list. ♪ prosecutors allege combs frequently instructs family members and attorneys to add other members via three way call

which is not allowed. on some of the calls prosecutors say is explicit about his intention to use public statements to sway potential jurors including this instagram post by diddy's kids. ♪ happy birthday to daddy ♪ >> reporter: prosecutors say he enlisted family members to plan and execute a social media campaign around the defendant's birthday, the first time we heard his voice from behind bars. >> thank y'all for being strong and thank y'all for being by my side. i love you all. you're the best family in the world. >> reporter: prosecutors say combs monitored audience engagement from the video. >> if the judge, in fact, feels as though diddy is trying to circumvent the rules of the prison and doing things outside of what he is allowed to do, that's going to carry weight when we talk about being released on bail. because what they're trusting is that he'll abide by the rules that allow him to be out. >> reporter: combs has been held in jail since his september arrest on sex trafficking and prostitution charges.

he has plead not guilty. there's a hearing friday before the third judge to consider diddy's bid for bail. rebecca? >> rebecca: aaron, thank you. now the recall of organic carrots linked to a deadly e. coli outbreak. erielle reshef is here with what you need to know. good morning. this got our attention, erielle. >> absolutely. good morning, rebecca. the cdc is urging you to check your refrigerator for whole and baby carrots. one person has died and dozens have been sickened in 18 states with e.coli. the organic carrots were sold in multiple size bags at multiple chains, wal-mart, target, trader joe's and others should no longer be on shore shelves after the company issued a voluntary recall. officials warn if you have them in your kitchen, you should throw them away immediately. e.coli can lead to a potentially dangerous foodborne illness that can cause gastrointestinal issues and even in some cases, kidney damage. if you purchased the carrots

between august 14 and october 23, the company says you should not consume them. if you have the organic baby carrots with a best buy date from september 11 to november 12 you'll want to toss those as well. experts say you should also sanitize any of the surfaces they may have touched and be sure to alert your doctor if you've eaten these and you get sick. guys? >> robin: oh my goodness. erielle, thank you so much. now will reeve is in arlington, texas, scene of tonight's "monday night football" game. before we get to tonight, will, josh allen and the bills. okay. chiefs no longer undefeated, will. you know that. good morning. >> reporter: i do, robin. good morning. that was amazing. we got to give flowers to josh allen and the bills. what a game. the rivalry between the bills and chiefs has been one of the best in football for years. the bills have won the last four regular season games. chiefs have dominated in the playoffs. could we see this in the playoffs this year? i hope so. because the chiefs came in on a 15 game winning streak.

that's the longest for any team in a decade. two time then super bowl champ. but the bills have josh allen. an josh allen has been playing like the mvp this year. if he wins mvp, they may show the play that ended the game at the top of the highlight montage. fourth and two. they need two yards and they'll win. how about 26 from josh allen? he runs all the way in for the touchdown in front of the best fans in football, bills mafia. crowd goes crazy. chiefs no longer undefeated. so the 1972 dolphins can pop their champagne like they do. mahomes after the game said, let's do this in the playoffs. i think we all agree, guys. >> robin: what a rivalry. we'll see what happens. >> george: what an incredible play. >> robin: it was a great game. >> rebecca: bills mafia smiling. >> robin: yes, very much. >> george: coming up the new parental controls coming to roblox. >> rebecca: plus an nba star's home burglarized following

burglaries at patrick mahomes and kelce's homes. are they related? >> robin: the latest in the idaho college murders case. the defense arguing key evidence was, quote, illegally gathered by law enforcement. but first let's go to ginger who's in nashville, tennessee. good morning. >> ginger: good morning, robin. tornados damaging winds for parts of the plains. that's the same front that will bring the northeast some rain. i'll get into that fire forecast coming up but first your local weather in just 30 seconds.

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now new developments in the idaho college murders case. defense attorneys are challenging key evidence they say was improperly obtained by police including search warrants and dna. kayna whitworth joins us with the latest. good morning to you, kayna. >> reporter: good morning. these are sweeping challenges that center around the investigative genetic genealogy linked to kohberger to the crime in the first place, as well as his dramatic arrest in the dead of night despite weeks of surveillance where they say he was seen unarmed. this morning new court filings from bryan kohberger's defense team depict a chaotic night where the former ph.d. student was arrested at his parents home in pennsylvania. his lawyers claim during the raid the law enforcement broke the front door, shattered the glass door of the basement and held the entire family at gun point. with his hands tied and surrounded by police at gun point, kohberger made statements to his arresting officer. despite not having his rights read to him. they want those statements

thrown out along with key pieces of evidence the lead defense attorney argued were illegally gathered by law enforcement using his genetic information. authorities linking kohberger to the crime after they found dna that was a statistical match on the button straps of a knife sheath at the crime scene. the four students were found stabbed to death. >> when law enforcement uses that positive match and then says, well, we need to get a search warrant because we have a positive match for bryan kohberger, the dna evidence is tainted and anything that comes from it is fruit from a poisonous tree. >> reporter: the defense, who says kohberger is innocent, claiming without that genetic information, there could have been no request for his phone records which prosecutors also say implicate kohberger. also challenging the way authorities gathered search warrants, especially pertaining to the search of kohberger's car, a white allantra as well as

his apple and amazon accounts. he said the warrants lack probable cause. the trial is set for august. we're still awaiting the judge's decision on the defense request to have the death penalty taken off the table. guys? >> rebecca: still so much up in the air. thank you. we turn to pro athletes apparently being targeted for burglary. an nba player is the latest to be hit following break-ins at the homes nfl stars patrick mahomes and travis kelce. eva pilgrim is here with what's being called the striking similarities between the crimes. good morning, eva. >> good morning, rebecca. another professional athlete's home hit. similarities have authorities looking into whether these burglaries are a coincidence or something more. they are some of the biggest stars in sports. this morning authorities looking into whether their high profile jobs are making them a target for thieves. >> i had a home invasion and they took most of my prized possessions. >> reporter: milwaukee bucks

forward bobby portis posting this video showing two men wearing face masks and backpacks as they ran sack his home. the break-in happening two weeks ago while he was on the court against the cleveland cavaliers. >> portis checks in. he gets a warm reception. >> reporter: portis pleading with fans with any information to come forward. >> i am now offering a 40k cash reward. you can stay anonymous and still receive the cash reward. >> reporter: police in wisconsin have been in touch with the fbi and investigators handling the october burglaries of kansas city chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes and tight end travis kelce's homes, noting the striking similarities. >> it's frustrating. disappointing. i mean, i can't get into too many details. >> reporter: just hours after mahomes was burglarized, someone broke into travis kelce's home, causing $1,000 worth of damage and stealing $20,000 in cash.

>> high profile professional athletes and entertainers are real targets of burglars. their schedules are typically published. so people who want to rob them know when they'll be out of town, or at least not in their house. >> we heard from sources the nba is aware and has been in touch with the bucks. these guys all have security systems. it's really unsettling. >> george: it sure is. thank you, eva. coming up next, becky worley, about the new parental controls for roblox. hey, becky. >> hey, george. roblox is also notoriously hard when parents try to supervise their kids during game play. but now new controls and safety features to make all of that easier. we're gonna tell you how to access them. that's only on gma when we come back. how to access them. only on "gma" when we come back.

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for some parents it can feel like the wild west. this morning roblox the on line gaming environment that's wildly popular with kids. >> i'm up in roblox. >> reporter: parents can use their own device to modify how much time their children can spend playing. they can lock down the child's private messaging option. and choose the maturity level of the content their kids can engage with. >> she started to receive chats that were inappropriate. >> reporter: these new controls will give parents like naomi re visibility and control from their own parental devices. >> with this new system it would be great to see what she's requesting even though we are not side by side. >> reporter: and roblox turning off private chats for its youngest users. >> in the game, kids can still chat with one another. in the game. what we have turned off by default is one to one chats in the game experience itself.

>> reporter: these new controls in part are a response to criticism from child online watch dog commonsense media. one dad we spoke with said his son came across graphic content even when age restrictions were in place. >> there was a depiction of a sexual act in the clouds that was very obviously something quite graphic. >> reporter: when commonsense showed me similar content in 2022, it was a lot. i just saw anti-semitic speech. >> yes. >> i saw hate speech against people of color. i saw kids talking about school. and tons of discussion of sexual acts. >> yes. yeah, yeah. the thing is, that's just one experience. there are millions upon millions of experiences uploaded through roblox every day. >> robin: roblox said inappropriate content like this is against the rules and standards of the game, and that they are using thousands of human moderators and ai to police it.

how do you explain to parents that even though there are these new parental controls, that doesn't mean it's a perfectly safe environment. >> there are tens of millions of people having wonderful, positive experiences on roblox that are safe and civil. we take any infringement, any bad action that violates our policies very, very seriously. >> parents need to turn many of these features on by making their own account and tying it to their child's account. that is part of the advice for roblox and common sense media who have an updated roblox guide for parents. they say get in the game. play with your kids so you understand it. that helps kids feel more comfortable coming to you talking about anything weird they see that happens in game. keeping those lines of communication open, that's so important, guys, for kids and parents, in all online environments. >> robin: and beyond.

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he said few journalists connect so genuinely with their audiences the way robin roberts does. of course as you know poynter does so much important work. it's a nonprofit that provides fact checking and journalism ethics training. >> robin: it was a special night. there were a number of local journalists that were recognized for their exceptional coverage during the hurricanes that have impacted the area there including abc action reporter larissa scott and dennis phelps. dennis got a huge standing ovation. >> george: i'll bet you did, too. [ laughter ] >> robin: we were among college students from the university of florida reporting about the former president of florida. made national headlines. al.com the alabama journalists. their investigative reporting really making a difference in so many lives. like us, gma, poynter celebrating 50 years. >> george: all right. >> rebecca: happy birthday, poynter. but especially, robin, you have just made such a difference in our lives here and the lives of so many people all over the world. thank you for being who you are.

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discounts of black friday. but to save big, i want you to think broadly and consider what purchases you need to make in categories that aren't traditionally holidays. let's get into some examples. if you've been wanting a costco membership, deals are stacked. buy the $65 membership and receive a $45 costco gift card with it. basically dropping the annual membership fee down to 20 bucks. they're calling this a door buster deal. that's the take away. i want you to think big around black friday. discounts are everywhere. >> rebecca: love that costco discount especially now that they're checking i.d.'s and making sure you've got the membership. what are some other less traditional products that you're already seeing discounted as well? >> yeah. i mean, i'm seeing a lot of everyday utility type products. tires. they're not exactly on anybody's christmas list for santa. big opportunity to save. tire rack is offering 80 tkeupbz

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good morning to you all, and to you. we will begin with awards season. it is heating up. last night the academy had its 15th annual governors awards honoring legends in the movie industry. there's tom hanks and rita wilson. also there kate winslet, sharon stone, amy pohler, paul mescal, kevin costner. i need to catch my breath. they were all coming to show their support for this year's award recipient. among them the late quincy jones celebrated with an honorary oscar to his exception contributions to the film industry. juliette taylor who worked on films such as sleepless in seattle. can you imagine anybody else in those roles. she was also given an honorary oscar. james bond producers presented with the irving g. memorial award. richard curtis, the screen writer/director who gave us

notting hill, love actually, bridget jones diary. he was awarded with the gene hershel humanitarian award. the 97th annual oscars will air march 2, 2025. >> robin: where? where? >> lara: abc. >> rebecca: mash your calendars. >> lara: here we go. it's november. in movie news "gladiator 2" entering the arena with a huge box office debut. the sequel to the best picture winner raking in $87 million over the weekend overseas. that was opening weekend for director ridley scott. that includes the original "gladiator." marked the biggest overseas debut for paramount pictures in studio history. there is just so much buzz around this historical epic starring mescal, denzel washington set two decades after the original. it does open in north america this friday. and denzel will be here that morning, friday morning, to talk

about it right here on -- >> robin: abc. >> lara: yes, gma. >> robin: sorry, gma. >> rebecca: the family. >> lara: one in the same. abc is where you'll find the cma's. we are two days from country music's biggest night. you heard luke bryan saying it earlier. it's going to be epic. on top of all the performers who will be there. we just got a new list. also presenting olympic gymnast gold medallist simone biles. also jeff bridges. everybody wants in on the cma's. don johnson has to be there. show topping country star dustin lynch will be there. oscar winner and musician billy bob thornton will all join an all-star lineup of performers including casey musgrave, shaboozey, eric church. my goodness gracious, i need to take a break. cma entertainer of the year luke bryan is returning for the fourth year in a row alongside peyton manning and first timer

lainey wilson. all three will host the cma awards wednesday. i will be in nashville ahead of the ceremony behind the scenes with those three. we'll have those live for you wednesday morning. >> robin: love when you go backstage. >> george: you definitely set a pop news record for name checks. >> lara: i'm a huge name dropper. i'm embarrassed, but i got to do it. i have to do this. dog lover, this is my dream. look at this video. this is bella bucksner's job. those are her pals. they all line up every day when she leaves. [ laughter ] the dog day care where she works. don't go, bella! every single day they wait to see her go. then they are very happy every morning when she comes back. [ laughter ] that's when she comes back in. they go nuts in the morning. i thought y'all would enjoy

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morning. traffic is really backed up at the bay bridge toll plaza. check this out. barely moving right now from highway four to san francisco. it will take you an hour and five minutes. and looking at your drive times for this morning, also kind of slower than normal from point richmond to san rafael. nine minutes. hayward to foster city, 16 minutes. dumbarton bridge though if you're going on 84 westbound, not too bad. nine minutes. drew. thank you. gloria. meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast after the break. >> when lawyers who don't handle injury claims need help, they call us. justice takes more than a fighter. you need a champion. walk up. personal injury law. visit. walk up law.com. >> i didn't know it, but my leg and back pain was coming from my feet. then my personalized arch support system from the good feet store got me back in the picture. >> clinically proven to provide

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and marcus. >> coming up, we'll chat with jeffrey wright. >> plus, we kick off live's thanksgiving family favorites week. >> that's at nine on abc7. >> we'll see you shortly. take a look at current temperatures right now. we're in the 40s and low 50s, so it certainly feels cool out there now. we have a dry day ahead. lots of sunshine. temperatures in the upper 50s, lower 60s. increasing clouds tomorrow. and then we're tracking some rain and wind moving in here by wednesday. the north bay getting hit hardest. in fact, the flood risk on wednesday for those areas shaded in yellow. you have the highest risk of flooding by wednesday afternoon. looking at rainfall totals, the north bay could see several inches with lower amounts south and east. amanda. >> all right. drew. thank you. we will have another a7 news a update in about 30 always on our news app. and >> i know i complain a lot about my family. they've ruined my life. [ laughter ]

>> robin: did he say that? >> george: jim gaffgan will be here tomorrow to tell us all about it. very funny and great guy. >> robin: i'm going to ask him about his family. now the inspiring story about houston texans defensive lineman dylan horton. he is set to take the field tonight against the dallas cowboys. this is nearly a year after he was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. will reeve sat down with him and joins us again from arlington, texas. we've been looking forward to this story, will. thank you. good morning. >> reporter: of course, robin. hello again. when we watch football, we can often see the players as something like machines. we can forget or maybe never even know their very human struggles. dylan horton is a remarkable young man. he's an exceptional football player whose football glory, the dreams of football glory were put on pause when the reality of cancer comes crashing through the door. but now he is back and he's got some great perspective. what do you remember about the moment you found out that you were sick?

>> i remember getting the call. trying to understand, you know, everything, all of the information that he was saying. i wanted to make sure my parents were on the call, too. >> reporter: dylan horton was living his dream as a rookie defensive end for houston texans when a call last year changed his life. what were you diagnosed with? >> stage 4 hodgkins lymphoma. >> reporter: what do you remember feeling in that moment? >> i felt a lot of emotions initially. >> reporter: were you afraid? >> i felt like it was a common fear. kind of nervous. i just knew that, you know, god was on my side. he's not gonna bring me to a situation where he doesn't think i'm prepared to handle. >> reporter: stage 4 is the most advanced stage of hodgkins lymphoma, a type of cancer of the lymph system. often starting in the lymph nodes. the 6' 4", 275 pound horton was losing weight, sweating through the night, suffering from fatigue.

were you afraid this nfl career that you worked so long and hard for might be over just as soon as it began? >> i felt like my first goal was just getting back healthy and understanding that i worked hard just to get to the nfl. it will be hard to stay in the nfl regardless of what i was going through. now i'm going through this. >> reporter: this, including chemotherapy treatment through a port every two weeks. horton said his support system was everything. >> my parents came down from frisco. whenever i was getting treatment. my brother, he was in chicago. whenever he could, he came down also. >> reporter: horton's parents also made the five hour drive from frisco to houston to watch their son tell his story to gma. >> they know i love them. i love, y'all. it was a long situation, but i felt like we stuck it out, you know? >> reporter: after six months away from football, horton was able to get back to working out. this fall he returned to the texans roster and is now in remission. can you describe what those

emotions were as you returned to play? >> going out on the field, hearing all the fans cheering, it just gave me goose bumps. >> reporter: how, if at all, did this diagnosis change your perspective? >> i feel like it's easy to get caught up in, like, i'm in the nfl, you know? i'm here. i made it. kind of going through the situation definitely allows you to understand life is bigger than football. >> reporter: i'm just struck by how in the moment you are. >> i feel like thinking about the future is nice. planning for the future is even better. we can't control the future. the best thing is worry about what you can control, your action in the present moment, like right now. >> reporter: we're all rooting for dylan horton. i was talking to his parents when they came down to watch that interview. they said they have a family mantra that they used even before dylan was diagnosed with cancer. it's better than yesterday. that's what the texans will try to do tonight against the dallas cowboys.

it's what dylan horton is trying to be, as a football player and a man, battling back from his cancer diagnosis. >> george: he is showing it. you get to go behind the scenes tonight. >> reporter: that's right, george. we're having a lot of fun here. we're going to be shadowing them all day for a piece on nightline tonight. i got a great behind the scenes look at what it takes to put a show like that together. chemistry is crucial. take a look. ♪ it's espn's monday night countdown. >> every time i hear the music on monday night i get a little emotional. >> reporter: the show takes us to at&t stadium in arlington, texas, home of the dallas cowboys, ahead of their matchup against the houston texans. it's a hurculean production with six trucks, 60 cameras and a two-day setup. how big is the village?

>> the village is huge. they put the set up, but then they work during the time you're shooting, whether it's audio, stage managers, directors. all these people are working. they take it back down. >> reporter: featuring a who's who in the nfl world. veteran broadcaster scott van pelt, marcus spears and former nfl safety ryan clark. adding to the fun, one newly retired kelce brother. >> we are thrilled to welcome a guy who has a gold jacket in his future, kelce. >> kelce fresh off the field but polarizing figure. everybody loves his personality. >> reporter: how would you describe your relationship at the group? >> the crazeiest lunch table in middle school, high school. they hang out together. that's what people would say. we all have a healthy respect for each other and what we've done. >> reporter: i'll be joined that lunch table all day and night and will show you the final product tonight on nightline.

with jason, scott, ryan and swagu. you with watch them on 6 p.m. on espn. then "monday night football" cowboys and texans on espn and abc. >> george: big day ahead for will. okay, will. thank you very much. coming up lara is with jeff jeremy ford. >> lara: that's right. i'm here with top chef winner jeremy. he's got a winning recipe for thanksgiving on a budget. we're going to do delicious dishes that serve five people, all for under $50. you can multiply that as needed. it smells so good. don't miss it.

>> lara: we're >> lara: we're talking turkey over here. it's our countdown to thanksgiving. this morning we are giving big thanks to a great budget. jeremy ford is a top chef champion, owner of a restaurant in the florida keys. about to open, i understand? >> yes. >> lara: congratulations. >> exciting. >> lara: so excited. he's gonna show us how to make thanksgiving for five people f under $50. this is awesome. so let's talk about how to do it. first of all, tell us what we're making. tell us the dishes. >> we're doing stuffed turkey with some classic favorites, mac and cheese and dessert. all in this 50 bucks. >> lara: turkey, stuffing, mac n cheese, dessert. let's talk about the shopping list. how did you get this shopping list that we are seeing on the