about a 20 minute delay right now. >> number seven, there is a line at the new raising cane's in colma. it doesn't even open until nine. this morning. we know people spent the night in line. sf gate says the first 20 people will be entered into a drawing to win free cane's for a year. and the first 100 customers to dine in today who buy a combo will get a beanie and a free gift card for a box combo, which is worth $14,000. >> a lot going on there. i saw this getting built last month and i got excited. >> i'm not gonna lie. >> excited enough to want to sit in the freezing cold? >> no, no no no. i'll wait a couple days, you know, and then not wait in the cold. yeah. get my chicken fingers. >> my nephews >> george: good morning america. warning to the u.s. from putin. breaking news. the nuclear doctrine signed

overnight, new attacks as the war in ukraine reaches its 1,000th day. >> michael: president-elect trump turning up the heat on senate republicans to confirm his attorney general pick, former congressman matt gaetz, as the attorney for gaetz's accusers tell their story. >> do you know how many time, how many parties your client went to and had sex with representative gaetz? >> michael: as we learn new details about trump's plans for mass deportation. >> rebecca: new wild fire outbreak in the northeast. flames threatening homes. when there could finally be some relief. >> george: newly released body camera footage in the laken riley murder trial. police questioning the suspect in the nursing student's killing. >> rebecca: heart pounding rescue. police save a man trapped in a burning pickup. >> tell my wife i love her. please, tell my wife i love her. >> i'm not gonna leave him in there. >> rebecca: how she pulled him to safety. >> michael: scoring for school.

♪ fly like an eagle ♪ how philadelphia eagles quarterback jalen hurts is setting kids up to soar. he's flying into times square this morning. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> michael: good morning america. cannot wait to catch up with jalen hurts. if we were playing football, i'd say, i can't wait to catch jalen hurts. [ laughter ] and thanksgiving is just nine days away. >> rebecca: you know what that means, michael? black friday is just ten days away when holiday shopping starts to ramp up. and this morning we have a look at the new ai shopping tools from google. they let you look in stores and online at the same time so you can comparison shop like never before. we're gonna show you exactly how that works. >> george: we're breaking down the new report on lung cancer and the latest on the menendez brothers. we'll hear what governor newsom is saying about their case. first breaking news overnight.

vladamir putin has a new warning for the united states after president biden agreed to let ukraine use long range missiles to strike inside russia. chief foreign correspondent ian pannell starts us off from ukraine. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, george. nuclear sabre rattling from the kremlin with putin threatening to use nuclear weapons if ukraine fires american made missiles into russia. the doctrine was updated in what it calls the new situation. the new russian policy essentially authorizes the use of nuclear weapons in response to what it calls critical threats of aggression using conventional weapons. remember, president biden lifting restrictions on the attack of ballistic missileses which are conventional weapons, essentially allowing them to be fired into russia. putin has made nuclear threats before that proved to be hollow. a senior ukrainian military source telling me this is blackmail but also warning the nuclear weapons is a pandora's box that shouldn't be open. this aimed at pres

who is promising to end the war when he takes office. it will make that all the harder. russia escalating attacks inside ukraine, striking an apartment block in the north killing nine, including a child. for all the talk of peace time, ukraine today marking 1,000 days of russia's devastating war with no end in sight. we are hearing the russians are reporting that ukraine has now used these attacking ballistic missiles. more on that later. >> george: now the latest on president-elect trump's nominee for attorney general. former congressman matt gaetz. lawyer for two women who testified before house committee about sexual misconduct by gaetz is telling their story. juju chang brings us the interview. good morning, juju. >> good morning, george. the wide ranging detailed interview. while trump's team remains publicly confident, in private the president elect has at times questioned gaetz's chances for confirmation. even working the phones to shore up support. the details of this interview are raising even more concerns. this morning president-elect

trump upping the pressure on republican senators to confirm former congressman matt gaetz for attorney general. even calling some senators directly. this as the attorney for two women who testified in the gaetz house ethics investigation speaks out claiming one of his clients saw the republican fire brand having sex with a minor, an allegation gaetz denies. what did your client witness? >> she testified in july of 2017 at this house party. she was walking out to the pool area and looked to her right and saw representative gaetz having sex with her friend who was 17. >> at the time he was a sitting congressman? >> i don't know if she was aware of who he was at the time. at the time, yes, he was a sitting congressman for about six months. my client testified to the house that gaetz did not know she was a minor and that when he learned that she was a minor that he broke off things and did not continue a sexual relationship until she turned 18. >> do we know how old he was at

the time of this encounter? >> i believe he was 35. >> and she was 17. about to turn 18. presumably. >> i believe so. >> florida attorney joel leopard adding both of his clients testified before the house ethics panel after being subpoenaed by congress, describing how gaetz paid them both for sex using venmo. >> they essentially took the venmo payments on the screen and asked about them. my clients repeatedly testified what was that for? that was for sex, yes. >> do you know how many time, how many parties your clients went to and had sex with representative gaetz? >> not all of them were parties. some of them were events, such as they attended election events at hotels. they went with him to new york for a taping on fox news. but approximately ten times, 10 to 15 times. >> their testimony is that representative gaetz took them across state lines for the purpose of having sex and paid them for that?

>> that's correct. >> the under age girl who is now in her 20s also testified before the ethics committee. leopard said his clients do not want to testify again for a senate confirmation but he said they believe what they told the house investigators should be made public. >> this is not a political hit job. this is not an anti-matt gaetz stance, per se. it is more that this is what happened to them. it's true. they want the american people to know about this as they consider their future attorney general potentially. >> the 42-year-old resigning from congress last week, the same day president-elect trump announced gaetz as his pick for attorney general. a transition spokes person calling the allegations against him baseless and an attempt to derail the second trump administration. house speaker mike johnson has said the report should not be released. but before they approve gaetz to lead the department of justice, a growing number of republican senators say they want to see the report and know exactly what his accusers say they saw. >> it would be in everybody's

best interest, including the president's, not to be surprised by some information that might come out during the confirmation hearing in the background check. so we're gonna do our job. >> wednesday the house committee will meet to decide whether to release its final ethics report on gaetz under growing pressure to do so from both sides of the aisle. leopard said his clients have been in counseling ever since the federal investigations required them to testify and are really, really hoping not to go through it again. >> george: astonishing testimony. >> very detailed. >> george: juju, thanks very much. michael? >> michael: now the president elect who is pushing forward with his plans for mass deportations. our chief white house correspondent mary bruce is at mar-a-lago with the latest. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, michael. during the campaign, donald trump promised to overhaul the immigration system. now here at mar-a-lago, he is preparing what he pledges will be the largest mass deportations in u.s. history planning to use the military to deport undocumented immigrants.

this morning president-elect trump is preparing to follow through on his promise of mass deportations. sources tell abc news the trump team is already considering expanding immigration detention centers and restarting family detentions. the president-elect saying he has plans to declare a national emergency and use the military to help deport undocumented immigrants. trump's new border czar tom homan, said he's heading down to mar-a-lago to put the, quote, final touches on a plan that he said will amount to shock and awe. but homan acknowledges there are many unanswered questions about trump's plans, including how much it will cost. >> we've got to have the resources to do the job. i have been asked 1,000 time, how many people can you remove the first year? well, how many agents do i have? how many buses do i have? how much money do i have with airplanes? can the dod get involved?

can dod take a lot off our plate? >> reporter: according to some mass deportation could cost $88 billion a year and send inflation spiking as millions of workers are removed from the work force. arizona's governor, the latest democratic governor to say her state will not use resources to aid trump's effort, calling them misguided. >> it harms communities. it tears families apart. we're not gonna -- that's not gonna happen on my watch. >> reporter: the aclu now suing the federal government seeking details on trump's plan, looking for information about how authorities might quickly remove people from the country. trump officials say deportation would be just one element of a vastly different approach to immigration. with plans to stop issuing citizenship documents to children born in the u.s. to undocumented parents in an unproven effort to all but end birth right citizenship, something trump has long promised.

of course, birth right citizenship is protected by the constitution. all of this coming as trump continues to fill out his team naming former wisconsin congressman shawn duffy to be transportation secretary. tapping another fox news host to join his team. today trump is expected to take a break from all of this, traveling to texas with his increasingly confident elon musk to watch his space x launch. michael? >> michael: mary, thank you. lot of questions. thank you for your time. we appreciate you. we're going to turn to the new headline out of hong kong. dozens of pro democracy activists sentenced overnight facing jail terms up to ten years in a land mark national security trial. britt clennett is there for us. good morning, britt. >> reporter: michael, this is one of the biggest single blows to hong kong's already weakening freedoms amid china's sweeping crackdown on dissent here. 45 activists sentenced for subversion under the controversial national security law. most of them have already been in jail for more than three years. their offense, according to authorities, is holding or

taking part in an unofficial election. among them is joshua huang the poster boy of hong kong's protest. i just spoke to one of the last pro democracy voices who isn't afraid to speak. she said she is distressed and saying as for the pro democracy movement, we will carry on. rebecca? >> rebecca: we turn now to the wild fires in the northeast. there is an elevated fire risk throughout the region as drought warnings are issued including here in new york city. trevor ault is in haynesport, new jersey. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. so we've been watching overnight just east of philadelphia the number of flames have been popping up. you see the smoke there. we're in a residential area just behind a strip mall. look how close this is to a lot of people's homes. overnight this was really scary. larger flames threatening a number of people's homes there. thankfully firefighters were able to get there to stop it from threatening those structures. new fires are sparking every day.

the already established fires continue to burn. the jennings creek fire on the new york/new jersey border. that breached containment over the weekend. it could continue to burn for weeks. in new york city the mayor just declared the first drought warning there in 20 years. they say in the first two weeks of november, the firefighters there have already had to fight 270 brush fires. that is the most ever. michael? >> michael: all right, trevor. thank you for that. there is some relief on the way. ginger's tracking the rain headed to the northeast. good morning, ginger. >> rebecca: good morning. some is the operative word. we'll take every bit we can get. but we're not alone. new york is not the only place. 83% of this nation has some sort of abnormal dry or level of drought. if we look at deficits in the northeast, it's between 7, 8 and 9 inches of rain that we desperately need. we're not gonna get that. not with one storm. in between the two storms which we've got nothing from, we do have red flag warnings for all of massachusetts. the winds are higher.

the proximity to that low over the ocean. connecticut and rhode island have the elevated fire risk today as well. relative humidities are super low, under 30% for some. that's gonna change as we invite wednesday night into thursday morning through the poconos. you've got rain, even snow. say we get an inch, if we're really lucky. we would need eight of those storms to get back to where our reservoirs are back in place. >> rebecca: wow. all right, ginger. thank you. we turn now to a deadly stabbing spree on the streets of new york city. stephanie ramos is here with the latest. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: rebecca, good morning. three people are dead following a chilling stabbing spree on the streets of manhattan monday. officials say the 51-year-old homeless man allegedly attacked without saying a word to his victims. watch this surveillance video where you see him put a large knife in his pockets moments before the first attack. he allegedly stabbed a 36-year-old construction worker a little before 8:30 a.m. then two hours later a 68-year-old man was attacked while fishing. both men died after the stabbings.

then just before 11:00 a.m., a 36-year-old woman was stabbed multiple times near the united nations head quarter. she later succumbed to her injuries. a cab driver who witnessed the third attack followed the suspect and alerted an officer. police found two bloody kitchen knives on rivera and that his clothes were covered in blood. guys, police say rivera had eight prior arrests. his arraignment is expected sometime today. michael? >> michael: senseless, stephanie. thank you so much for that. we're gonna turn now to a new surgeon general report saying cigarette smoking is twice as common among people living in poverty. erielle reshef is here. erielle, this comes as the american lung association now says many adults who are eligible for lung cancer screening are just not getting it. >> that's right, michael. although smoking has declined significantly, it is still a heavy toll that it is taking on families, contributing to nearly half million deaths per year. one way to fight that, of course, is getting screened for lung cancer. the newly released report by the american lung association

finding less than 20% of eligible adults are actually up to date on lung cancer screening. researchers found just 16% of people who meet the criteria are getting the suggested testing. the current guidelines recommend ct scans for adults 50-80 with a smoking history of 20 or more pack years. that's packs per day multiplied by the years of smoking. if you smoked one pack per day for 20 years that's 20 pack years. it could also mean if you smoked two packs a day for ten years. currently, 43% of lung cancer cases are not detected until they are at late stage. so early detection through scans could be key to improving outcomes. in the past years lung cancer has remained the leading cause of cancer deaths with survival rate at 28.4%. it's important to note lung cancer can also affect those who have never smoked so be sure to talk to your doctor if you've been exposed to second hand smoke, they can recommend screenings that are right for you. george?

>> george: important information. thank very much, erielle. now the rescue of a man from his burning pickup truck. police in ohio released footage of the dramatic moment. transportation correspondent gio benitez has the story. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning. the story you are about to see is simply heart stopping. a man in a terrifying car wreck rescued by a brave officer just moments before his truck explodes. all of it was captured on camera. >> it's getting really hot in here. i can't get out. my ankle's broke. i can't get out of my truck! get me outta here! >> reporter: this morning dramatic body camera footage obtained by wsyx capturing a heroic police rescue pulling a man from his burning pickup truck. a man identifying himself as randy first calling 911 with brake trouble outside columbus ohio wednesday morning. >> i can't get it to slow down. >> reporter: randy driving his truck into a highway pillar to stop. among the first on the scene officer gloria west, who's only been on the force for a year.

>> i'm not going to leave him in there. >> reporter: west yanking him from the truck as smoke from inside billows out. >> grab my hand! grab my hand! >> reporter: other officers helping her get him to safety, just before the car explodes. >> he was smoking. this man was on fire. he would 100% have not have lived if they did not take the action they took. >> reporter: during the six minute 911 call, randy asked the dispatcher to send a message to his wife, fearful that he's not gonna make it. >> tell my wife i love her. please tell my wife i love her. >> reporter: randy is now in intensive care and listed in fair condition. officer west also treated for minor burns. just unbelievable. the local police union president says officer gloria west went in there despite the dangers, got burned herself. i think we all salute a true hero this morning. >> rebecca: absolutely. >> george: what a story. gio, thanks very much. coming up what california governor gavin newsom is saying about the menendez brothers case.

>> michael: and why prosecutors are claiming sean diddy combs is actively continuing his effort to obstruct justice while in custody. first back to ginger. >> ginger: do you know who is getting a lot of rain? gulf coast. elevated flash flood risk. let's get your local weather in 30 seconds.

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the republican having sex with a minor. an allegation he denies. >> michael: look at this frightening scaffolding collapse in new york city. it was triggered by a truck pulling out of its parking spot. 60 first responders raced to the scene. three people were hurt and rushed to the hospital. an update in asheville, north carolina. clean water is flowing again. a boil water advisory has now been lifted. nearly two months after the city was devastated by hurricane helene. and we got a lot more ahead including our exclusive on the way google could change how you shop this holiday. that is all coming up. but now we're turning to the menendez brothers. california governor gavin newsom said he will leave the decision about their release up to the incoming district attorney. our chief national correspondent matt gutman joins us with more. good morning, matt. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, michael. the brothers' petitioned newsom for clemency late last month. last night governor newsom, on

his podcast, saying he got the file on his desk. but at this point he thinks the right thing to do would be to kick it back down to l.a.'s newly elected d. a. and for him to make the decision. this morning that setback for erik and lyle menendez. >> the menendez file, which is a little thicker because we did deeper research in the last ten days, that's all on my desk. i think it's the right thing to do to hear from the new da before i make any decision. >> reporter: california's governor, who the brothers recently petitioned for clemency, revealing on his podcast he will leave it to l.a.'s incoming da nathan hochman to decide the brothers fate. >> i think it's important under the circumstance, out of respect not just to him, the incoming da, but those who elected him in los angeles. >> reporter: erik and lyle have been behind bars for 34 years for the murders of their parents jose and kilty menendez at their beverly hills mansion. >> the governor is waiting until the new da has a chance to review it. this may allow for another way

of release for the menendez brothers without the governor having to step into the legal system. he may actually prefer that route. >> reporter: hochman said he is concerned about how social media could shape perception. >> if you decide this case based on just reviewing a netflix documentary, you're doing a disservice to the menendez brothers, to the victims families, to the public. >> reporter: hochman said on his very first day on the job, december 3rd, he'll begin reviewing the file and treat it just like any other case. but this isn't any other case. there is a mountain of evidence here including transcripts from two trials. it's going to take sometime to review that. because of that, it will push back the december 7th resentencing hearing likely into the new year. guys? >> george: okay, matt. thanks very much. now new details in the laken riley case. prosecutors played body cam video of police questioning the suspect on the morning after the 22-year-old nursing student's murder.

senior national correspondent steve osunsami is in atlanta with the story. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. prosecutors continue to try and connect this accused murderer to the young woman who was killed saying gps records show that he was at the scene of the crime. some of the police videos and audios they've been playing in court have been difficult for the victim's family to hear. the judge who will decide his fate watched this newly released body camera video in court where police are seen waking up 26-year-old jose ibarra and questioning him about the murder on the jogging trail near his apartment. >> what injury did you observe? >> i noticed on his right arm there was a scratch which i identified as a potential defensive wound. on his left arm he had a forearm scratch very similar which in my mind looked like finger nail scratches. >> reporter: for many in this

country, ibarra has become a case in point in the argument over immigration. he's from venezuela and illegally entered the country two years ago. he is pleading not guilty to the murder of 22-year-old laken riley who was killed while she was out jogging. police say she fought for her life. her mother broke down in court when prosecutors shared the video of riley trying to call 911 for help. investigators testified they found ibarra's fingerprints on riley's cell phone. >> reporter: she placed that call at 9:11:00 a.m. her heart stopped beating 17 minutes later. this case will be decided by a judge. it is not a jury trial. if this accused murderer is convicted, guys, he could spend the rest of his life in prison. guys? >> rebecca: just thinking about laken and her family. they have been through so much. okay, steve. thank you. we turn now to sean diddy combs.

he says prosecutors violated his rights after they accused him of contacting potential witnesses in his upcoming trial. senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky is tracking the case. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. sean combs is accusing federal prosecutors of violating his rights by leafing through his hand written jail house notes calling it outrageous government conduct amounting to a substantive due process violation. the feds seized those notes in a recent raid and prosecutors used them to claim combs was actively continuing to obstruct justice while in custody. they said he's been calling people he's not supposed to call, trying to shape public opinion and paying off potential witnesses, including his former diddy dirty money band mate. prosecutors say they drew a strong inference from combs personal notes that he paid harper to make a public statement supporting him. combs has pleaded not guilty to racketeering, conspiracy, sex trafficking and prostitution charges. he's trying again this week to

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up come reviews and online price comparisons. here we see the price in store is the same as it is online in other retailers. what's interesting about this is it blends the in store brick and mortar experience with the online experience. it does feel like a hybrid. >> exactly. yeah. doing the best of both online and in stores to both help you have the confidence and information that you need to know this is a good purchase right now. >> reporter: brand new in the google tools, realtime pricing and inventory info. plus the app knows where we are and suggests other similar products in stock that are worth considering. the tool also shows historical pricing data. this play-doh set normally priced up to $20 but now costsup $12. it's below the normal price range. >> we can see that this is lower than it is. >> reporter: from its data, google says 70% of shoppers are using their phones in store to research products. but 50% of them leave the store unsure and empty handed.

>> the number one thing people care about during the holidays is price. so this really helps give confidence that this is a good time to buy it. >> reporter: google's not alone. amazon launched in february its ai tool that's designed to help customers save time by answering questions on everything from product details to making tailored deal recommendation. wal-mart also providing ai chat bot that helps create a personalized shopping experience. and macy's recognizing the power of ai tools like this virtual try-on feature. >> i think ai is just another tool that's going to make shopping easier for our customer. it's great for the customer to be able to quickly understand how our products are measuring up and what the value really is. >> now to use these new google search tools you can fire up the google mobile app or just go to google.com and any browser. look for the camera icon and it's going to search by image.

a pro tip, this works for clothing, too. i may or may not have been seen snapping under cover photos of a gorgeous dress i saw someone wearing last summer. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: i love that feature where you can figure out if it's the same price in store as all the other retailers. >> really handy, rebecca. >> michael: all right. get going early. >> rebecca: i'll use it. >> michael: thank you, becky, as always. coming up later, we have the stories behind some of national geographic's jaw dropping pictures of the year. and next we have our "play of the day" on this tuesday morning. the year. and next, we have our "play of the day" on this tuesday morning. ] [clicking of coffee beans falling] [soft crackling of roasting coffee beans] [ringing of coffee beans on metal] [low roar of churning coffee beans] [rattle of barista pouring coffee beans] [grinding noises] [bubbling water] [people softly talking] [whoosh of steam] [trickle of espresso pouring out]

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plus improvements we could see at airports this year. >> rebecca: wicked star and oscar winner michelle yeoh. now the actress is opening up about her infertility struggles and pressure to have children. and why the everything everywhere all at once star says she felt like a failure. >> michael: scoring for schools. philadelphia eagles quarterback jalen hurts is here with how he's setting kids up for success. >> rebecca: from penguins taking their first leap to a rare black tiger, the story behind some of national geographic's pictures of the year. ♪ >> michael: and jim gaffigan is here on his new standup special and raising five kids. and he's saying -- >> good morning america. i'm an actor. >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. [ laughter ] >> michael: if you didn't know

that's jim gaffigan. he's an actor and a very funny one. good morning america. this morning we're giving big thanks for time savers as we countdown to thanksgiving. cookbook author tieghen gerard is here with easy quick dishes including a twist on a holiday favorite your whole family will love. >> rebecca: why your time at the airport might move faster this holiday season. we're going to hear from the tsa administrator in just a moment. >> george: we need that help. first we start with breaking news overnight. vladamir putin has a new warning for the united states after president biden allows ukraine to use long range missiles supplied by the u.s. to strike inside russia. want to go back to ian pannell in ukraine. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, george. we just had confirmation that ukraine has now fired these american made attack ballistic missiles into russia. president biden calls lifting restrictions on where the weapons can be used. but as you say, this morning vladamir putin appearing to threaten to use

nuclear weapons if these were used. ukraine seeming to call his bluff firing six missiles into a storage warehouse into russia. russia claiming that it intercepted five of these missiles. putin's made nuclear threats before that have proved to be hollow. the situation remains highly volatile. president-elect trump, of course, promising to end the war when he takes office. but these developments are going to make that harder. meanwhile, ukraine marking a grim milestone today. 1,000 days of russia's devastating war with daily attacks across the country just going on and on. guys? >> michael: ian, thank you for that. now the latest on a thanksgiving travel crush which could set records next week. rebecca, you spoke with the tsa administrator on what to expect. >> rebecca: that's right, michael. there will be lots of people but they are ready. david sikoski told us about why he thinks everything is going to move a little faster this year. david, welcome. it's great to see you. >> thank you.

great to be here. >> rebecca: thanksgiving right around the corner. going to be the busiest travel season we've seen. we're wondering if wait times will be any shorter this year than last year? are you ready? >> we are ready. this has been a busy, busy year. if you look at the top ten days in tsa history they've all occurred sin may of this year. it's going to transition right into thanksgiving. we expect tuesday before, a week from now, wednesday before and the sunday after will be the busiest days. the sunday after is likely to be a 3 million passenger day which is a very high number. >> rebecca: wow. as family packs their luggage, anything to keep in mind, especially parents that are traveling with things like milk and formula? >> sure. those are things you can bring through the check point. you just have to advise the officer. best advice i can give is go on the tsa website, tsa.gov. there's a section that says what can i bring? just type in what you have a question about andt will tell you what you can bring. >> rebecca: what is the current security level?

what kinds of issues are you seeing? >> the current security level is something that we manage each and every day. we do it together with the intelligence community, with other federal partners, with state and local law enforcement airport, air carriers. something we constantly assess. we are always vigilant. that's the thing that i would ask everybody to keep in mind. always be vigilant. you just never know. we have a very, very advanced security system in the u.s. passengers should have no concerns about traveling this thanksgiving. >> rebecca: there are going to be a lot of us out there. how about on the tsa point. how's staffing at this point? >> staffing highest ever. part of the reason is we were able to get a new pay package through about a year and a half ago that finally allowed us to pay our tsa officers and federal air marshall the same rates everybody was being paid. our attrition rate, the rate at which people leave the work force, have gone down by 50%. that's been significant. so we are in the best shape ever for staffing. that's due, too, to the great dedication of the work force.

you got to remember that all of the officers we have at our check points, all of the people doing the vetting that passengers don't see. they don't have a holiday over thanksgiving. these are very very busy periods of time. we are ultrafocused on that. i am very thankful for the work they do each and every day. >> rebecca: we appreciate them and we appreciate you. we hope you a happy thanksgiving. good luck on that sunday after thanksgiving. >> i appreciate it. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> rebecca: highest ever staffing. get the water bottles out before you go through. comi up in our gma morning menu wicked star and oscar winner michelle yeoh is opening up about her strugglwith infertilit >> michael: philadelphia eagles quarterback super star jalen hurts tells us about how he's helping kids keep cool for school. >> george: and jim gaffigan is here talking about his new special. also josh brolin, who has a new memoir. tory johnson is here. >> tory: it's just tuesday, but deals and steals always has the best black friday prices. ve g you covered with gifts

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♪ ♪ >> rebecca: we are back now with our gma cover story. wicked star and oscar winner michelle yeoh, who wowed audiences with her remarkable performance in "everything everywhere all at once" is opening up about her struggle with infertility. nightline co-an tore juju chang is back with the story. it's just so great to hear people talking about this. good morning, juju. >> good morning. and opening up about it, absolutely. long before michelle yeoh played

the iconic matriarch in rich asians she was a global martial arts action star. so physical. now she's sharing a painful chapter in her life where she said she felt like her body failed her. this morning oscar winning actress michelle yeoh opening up about her struggles with infertility and pressure to have children. >> i always wanted to have children. i wasn't, honestly, not for the lack of trying. >> reporter: the 62-year-old sharing her heart break on women's hour podcast saying she and her husband struggled during fertility treatments. >> every month you feel like such a failure, and then you go like, why? i think at some point you stop blaming yourself. there are certain things in your body that doesn't function in a certain way. that's how it is. you just have to let go and move on. and i think you come to a point where you just have to stop blaming you. >> reporter: she calls it the biggest sadness of her life and

says she still thinks about it to this day. yeoh saying her inability to have kids was the main factor in the end of her first marriage but adding, motherhood is a woman's choice. >> it's your choice whether you want to have children. and it shouldn't be imposed on you just because you're a woman, you should have a child. that should not be the case. >> reporter: yeoh now married to a french motor executive and looking forward to the future. >> we just had a grandchild. you feel you are still very, very blessed because you do have a baby in your life. >> get this. yeoh added, the beauty is that i have six god children, many nieces and nephews. i don't live with regrets, she says, because i've always given 110%. that's what i call a happy ever after story in true hollywood fashion, guys. >> rebecca: absolutely. >> michael: thank you very much, juju. we are here now with honestly one of my favorite guys. he must be if i'm gonna say it. philadelphia eagles quarterback jalen hurts.

his team is having another big year. jalen is a big part of that. he's showing big support for philly schools with his jalen hurts foundation. welcome to gma. [ applause ] before we get to football, i want to talk about your involvement in philly's schools. your parents are educators. they helped you start your foundation. tell us about that. >> it's something that happened very naturally, you know? the jalen hurts foundation was something that was brought to life this year. but it was always in me to be impactful and of service in the community, whether i was at alabama, oklahoma, now being in philly being my home. i just wanted to create something that fosters mentorship to our youth, something that could help progress our youth and serve our youth. there are multiple ways to do that. it's been a fun process. i've been able to give back.

>> george: one of your programs is called td's for ac's. explain what that is. >> competitively, the main thing is to go out there and win and do what you can to help your team win. but, it extends an opportunity to not only get the fans engaged but to have purpose behind every touchdown. there's something i really thought about, the foundation team thought about. just trying to foster, continue to foster the change we already began coming into it. it was something so natural. i've never watched the news. i'm always locked in onto the next thing. i caught one day, i caught that kids were -- it was fall. rising temperatures in philadelphia. school district of philadelphia had to cancel school because it was so hot and they didn't have the proper air conditioning systems to keep the kids in

school. something so simple but yet so challenging and important. that happened. i saw it on the news and it caught me. it took sometime to get involved and get the change made. but we were able -- >> george: did you get air conditioners in those schools? >> we already did that. in the spring of this year everything was finalized. we had 314 ac's installed over ten years in the school district of philadelphia. so the touchdown for ac's pretty much extends that initiative. so now for years to come, it will be something that i will be able to share with the city, with the school district. be able to impact those kids in that way. >> george: you're having a great season. six wins in a row. >> i think about it. man, how many more touchdowns can i have? [ laughter ] winning always helps.

it brings a great spirit to the city, too. that's important. those kids are always watching. >> rebecca: i got to ask about the tush push play. i said to say that out loud. here's jason kelce explaining exactly what it is. >> here they go. they pick it up. >> like a glove. there we go. >> rebecca: okay. what is tougher, that or a sack? >> sacks are no fun. [ laughter ] >> michael: depends who you're talking to. they were fun for me. >> i'm sure you get a lot of pleasure out of that. it was good doing it with jason. he's very strong. the technique he has behind it. now the guy we have doing it now do it really well, too. it's definitely a group effort when we do that. >> michael: i have the final question. for all those eagles fans watching, for our stage manager brett, who wore a special eagles shirt today.

are the eagles going to the super bowl? >> let's take it one game at a time. let's take it one game at a time. >> michael: good answer. >> it's been a fun year. been a lot of different things we've had to overcome. there's so much more out there for us to do. just want to take it a moment at a time. hopefully, we can rack up touchdowns for ac's. [ laughter ] >> michael: keep racking up those touchdowns. love watching you play. love that you're taking care of my guy, saquon barkley. thank you, jalen. i love that you're here, man. thank you for all you're doing for philadelphia schools and, hopefully, your example will lead to other guys stepping up for their communities as well. appreciate you being here. now to ginger. >> ginger: i wondered how brad was holding up there with jalen in the studio. he's good. let's talk about the pacific northwest and northern california because they're getting a huge storm. first start with nevada.

they had up to a foot of snow. that's i-80 in northern nevada. that was the storm before. but now we've got a serious bomb cyclone. they get these this time of year. there are flood watches especially northern bay area. wind advisories and high wind warnings for up to 85 mile per hour gusts in some of the highest elevations. a blizzard warning in the cascades. we're talking one to three feet, the highest elevations outside of there of snow. and

>> george: time for a gma tradition. national geographic's pictures of the year. gio benitez is here to show us the topics and the stories behind them. >> i don't need to tell you guy, national geographic photographers take some of the most powerful, moving images of our time. this morning they are out with the best of the best, choosing from more than 2 million photos. a cloud of ducks taking flight. a pacific fertilization frenzy. a young emperor penguin's leap of faith. >> they're all going to the ocean to make their first swim. there is one penguin that takes that leap first. i love the emotion of that picture. the bravery of that bird. >> gio: just some of the stunning images chosen as national geographic 2024 pictures of the year. >> we want to capture the diversity of the world our

photographers are seeing. >> gio: this year's 20 photos documenting the wonder all around us, from the rose harvest in morocco to an erupting volcano in guatemala. the selections made from 2.3 million image takesen by national geographic photographers in the last year. we get a look at how one of the incredible photos was captured. a photographer seen testing his camera trap, all to get this photo of a rare black tiger known for its stripe, on the prowl. >> very few people have ever seen one. he spent 60 days trying to get a picture of one of these. he set up elaborate camera traps. we wanted to give people a taste of that. i hope the pictures of the year open people's eyes to the wonder of the world around us, but also the fact that we do face challenges that need to be addressed. i also hope that these images also inspire people to want to explore for themselves, if they

can. >> gio: so pretty. by the way, there are more than 300,000 photos to choose from this year versus last year. 300,000 more. it's an incredible selection. check out all of national geographic pictures of the year at nat geo.com/photos, in their december issue. >> rebecca: those are some great pics, gio. i will always be partial to the penguin pics. okay. tory johnson is joining us for deals and steals. gift giving season is fast approaching. we have great gift ideas for all ages and all from small businesses. we love that. great to see you. >> tory: we're going to start with this favorite, one of the easiest ways to keep your already chilled bottle of wine, champagne, sparkling water, your choice chilled inside this. you take the already chilled bottle. you pop it in here. what it's going to do, this is triple insulated. it's going to keep it cool longer for you.

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ted danson. plus camilla luddington from gray's anatomy is here. >> that's at nine on abc seven. >> we will see you in about 30 minutes. >> here's a look at temperatures right now. it's cold out there this morning. our frost advisories and freeze warnings expired at 8 a.m, but it's still chilly out there. it's a mostly cloudy afternoon. those clouds rolling in ahead of that rain. that's coming our way tomorrow. mid 50s to the low 60s. now on the abc seven storm impact scale. it is a level two a moderate storm tomorrow that rain arrives after midnight tonight. the north bay has the highest risk for flooding outside of the north bay. light to moderate rain elsewhere and some gusty winds. get ready for a breezy day tomorrow. flood advisory or flood watch begins at 4 a.m. tomorrow for potential flooding in the north bay, guys. >> all right, drew, thank y. we will have we will another abc seven news news update in about 30 minutes and always o >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> george: we are back with jim gaffigan as his special "the

skinny" is out friday on hulu. welcome back to gma. great to see you. >> great to be here. >> george: already making us laugh. you've got five kids 12-20? >> i think so. i have no idea. my wife's in charge of that stuff. [ laughter ] >> george: which one is making you laugh most right now? >> oh my gosh. there's laughter and crying, right? [ laughter ] i don't know. my 12-year-old is pretty -- they're all uniquely funny, but they all make me want to drink alcohol. [ laughter ] right? we were talking about that. but some of it is -- i never understood that whole thing, i need a drink. once you have a teenager or two you're like, i need a drink. [ laughter ] by the way, i'm not saying alcohol solves anything, but it solves a lot. [ laughter ] there's a lot of answers in a bottle. >> michael: give us the skinny on "the skinny" and why

thanksgiving is a great time for a special to debut. >> well, i was so excited that hulu wanted to do that timing, because i think -- you know, as any parent knows, there is trying to find entertainment that everyone can watch and just how comedy comes out and is clean because jesus told me. [ laughter ] but it's also, so it's considered family friendly. so around thanksgiving we all need something, you know? you'll be watching games. you need something. you need a break where you can all sit in a room and maybe watch the same thing. i was excited for that opportunity that it's coming out thanksgiving. >> rebecca: all right. let's take a look at a clip. >> teenagers have made me a better comedian. that's not it. [ laughter ] a bitter comedian. i know that sounds negative, but it is almost sad when a kid becomes a teenager. you have this cute 12-year-old and boom they become satan.

[ laughter ] >> rebecca: george just said that's true. >> george: only for a little while. >> rebecca: i still have a 5-year-old so i'm a little ways out from all of this. what is it you think about teens that are so challenging? >> i can tell your child is younger. people that have teenagers, they look like they're dealing with a concussion. [ laughter ] right? they have kind of like, oh, they should be in concussion protocol. like they should take parents of teenagers and put them in those tents, right? [ laughter ] >> rebecca: do the eye thing, yeah. >> i do empathize with teenagers. for me it reminds me, oh, i was crazy. >> rebecca: right. >> i was crazy. my dad was not -- he was angry for a reason. [ laughter ] i was like, this guy's a jerk. but i was the jerk. full circle. >> george: have they rebelled against being comedy fodder?

>> well, they're so disinterested. do you know what i mean? they'll hear from classmate, i heard you got another special coming out. 'cause there is like a whole -- there's always a couple kids in the class that are really into standup. >> michael: they are a big source of your material, but what have you learned from them? >> oh, gosh. i mean, i've learned how stupid i am. do you know what i mean? definitely. some of it is they remind me, right? they'll be like, you don't know anything. [ laughter ] it's so cool because as a kid you remember that moment when you realize, my dad doesn't know everything. in fact, he knows nothing. right? i'm constantly learning from them. who knows? they don't know anything. [ laughter ] kids are dumb. >> rebecca: do you ever watch the standup with them in the room? have you made them watch it with you? >> we've done that.

i do attempt that everything i say that is referencing them is something that they would defend, do you know what i mean? i'm not like, here's a story of my teenage son that would embarrass them, you know? even if i did, i wouldn't care. [ laughter ] these children make no money. when we go out to dinner, they don't offer to pay ever. it's unfair. >> george: it really is. >> right? >> george: you address it so well. >> lot of anger. >> george: thanks for coming in. "the skinny" starts streaming friday on hulu.

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>> michael: we're back now on gma with an actor whose film career has spanned more than 40 years from the goonies to dune. now josh brolin has a new memoir "from under the truck." josh, welcome back to gma, man. >> thanks, man. >> michael: 40 years? can you believe it's been 40 years? >> no, because i'm only 38. >> michael: i know. >> jesus, what happened? >> michael: started before conception. >> i was acting before i was born. yeah. >> michael: congratulations on this book. tnk you. >> michael: you cover so much. you cover your acting career. you cover your family, struggles with addiction.

what made you think this was the right time to write a book? >> people keep asking me that because i'm too young to write a book. i've always written. i've had probably 90 journals since i was 7 or 8 years old. when i would see these, you go back and start revisiting the time when you were a teenager. we were talking about kids. what's that like? when you have teenagers i get to go back and revisit what it was like having a teenager. what it was like hitting 20, 30, or whatever. i've written three books that i threw in a dark corner and let them accumulate dust. finally instead of buying a porshe i wrote a memoir. it's my midlife crisis. it is. >> michael: that's your midlife crisis. share your life with everybody. >> just activate instead of freak out, my god, what am i going to do? i'm 50. i wrote a play. i started directing. i wrote this memoir. i feel very active right now.

>> michael: you write a lot about your mom. >> i do. >> michael: she took care of wild animals, wolfs, bob cats. there's a picture of you in your crib with a mountain lion. what was that like growing up with all these animals? >> literally the most irresponsible parent imaginable. that's not a cub. that's an adolescent mountain lion. i have a mark on my face. i don't know if it just bit me or what. but anyway, we had wolves. my brother was attacked by a wolf. he had 60 stitches in his leg. we used to have to clean the cages. it was just part of ranch life. she's from texas. she was nuts. then she had us and we suffered the trials and tribulations of being the kids of jane. >> michael: when you were 16 you went to live with your father. >> i did. >> michael: actor james brolin. >> slept on the couch. >> michael: then you booked "goonies." >> yeah. not right away. sounds like it. i went to go sleep on the co i started auditioning. i came up with a resume that was

total bull, 100%. i made up plays. i made up theaters. labrera international theater in italy, doesn't exist. i went out to get an agent. one finally -- i think they all knew, but one finally said, i probably went on 300, 350 auditions before i got the "goonies." >> michael: wow. never give up, basically. >> never give up. i think it was an accident. i don't think i was very good. not in the "goonies" but just as an auditioner. as a guy going in, pretending. anyway. i got that. i think i looked right, i was right and it just happened. it was all downhill from there. it doesn't get any better than the "goonies." >> michael: you said you may not be good as an auditioner, but you're great what you do. "no country for old men." we talked about that. one of my favorite movies. you talk about working with the cohen brothers. what was that like? >> amazing. people always ask me, do they argue? do they this, that? they don't argue.

they're some of the best filmmakers. i'm close with them. i've done three movies with them and a short. i've gotten lucky. it took me 20 years to get lucky, but i got there. >> michael: you got there eventually. you also talk about addiction and how your stepmother, barbara streisand challenged you about your sobriety. >> she didn't challenge me. she was just honest. i'd walk in the house and say, can i have a glass of wine? she'd say, aren't you an alcoholic? i'd be like, all right. step back. it's all right. just want a glass of wine. she was just always honest with me. it's been, what, 27 years that they've been together. i appreciate the honesty. i appreciate forthright women in my life. i have a lot of them. i have three girls. they're all personalities. they all keep me in check, yeah. >> michael: you have a number of films coming out next year. >> yeah. >> michael: what are you most excited about? >> "knives out 3" is fun.

that's a fun movie. daniel craig and glenn close and ryan johnson directed it. it was one of the first movies i've read in a long time where i was like, am i good enough to do this? the writing was that elevated. i think that's good. i got "weapons" coming out "dune 3" may happen. >> michael: are we going to see a "dune 3?" >> you never want to assume, but i assume you'll see me in the sand again. >> michael: let's not assume. let's flat out tell them you need to be in it. >> i think it's going to happen. i've heard it's going to happen and i'm waiting for the word. >> michael: all right. i'll take that. >> okay. >> michael: josh, always good to see you. congratulations on this book. >> thank you. >> michael: pick up "from under the truck." it is available right now. >> ginger: thanks so much, michael. let's talk about chicago because they still have not yet had their first freeze of the season. so it's about a month late. and the latest on record is november 24th, so will they get there? they're gonna get close to a freeze by thursday morning.

big time push of cold air is coming in. down to atlanta where you'll be in the 30s. the trend stays a little above average going into next week for many people. wanted to mention they are not alone. since 1970 all of these cities have seen later first freezes on the order of 19 days for detroit. let's get a check closer to home. >> rebecca: we go now to country music's biggest night. countdown is on for the cma awards, and the industry's brightest stars are taking us inside the vibrant country music scene, taking over las vegas in the new abc special vegas lights and country nights. >> you are coming to vegas with me. >> i think we're starting to see

country music take over vegas a little more. >> vegas is whatever you want it to be. >> makes sense country music and vegas have found a home in one another. ♪ everybody in the club getting tipsy ♪ >> vegas, i love y'all so much! >> carrie underwood having a residency in vegas equals full blown super star. >> we definitely started planning this show with songs. ♪ maybe next time he'll think before he cheats ♪ we have done "before he cheats" many times over the years. it's like, what is our wish list? well, let's light something on fire. >> all right. here we are. my friends and family are all just like, dude, what the hell? you have a bar on the strip in las vegas? how you doing? the red neck nachos.

hell yeah. see? they want some. >> i started playing bars when i was 14 years old. pretty much all my adull life i was playing music. here we are almost 20 years into my career. i love it as much now as i ever did. the cool thing about performing there's new people coming in every day. gonna get different people at your shows. those people are constantly seeing you for the first time. i think that's exciting. >> rebecca: very, very exciting. the abc special vegas lights and country nights airs tonight 10 p.m. eastern. the 58th cma awards air tomorrow 8 p.m. right here on abc. coming up best selling author and food blogger tieghen

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>> rebecca: we are back with our

countdown to thanksgiving. best selling author and food blogger tieghan gerard's cookbook is out. i'm so excited. she's here to share some time saving holiday recipes, getting dinner on the table and wowing your guests. i am glad you are here. you are a friend. >> i'm back. >> ginger: huge fan. i won't allow just anybody. >> you're always so sweet. i love the holidays. such a good time of year to launch a book for me. these are easy recipes for you to enjoy with your friends and family. >> ginger: this one i was thinking about. not just thanksgiving. people start showing up and you realize, we have to feed them. >> you mean if people come early? >> ginger: of course. then you're like, oh, right, dinner. this is something in your pantry. effortless pasta break. >> i am a fan of pantry staples. it's a variation on a recipe my dad would make. we're dumping everything in one pan. these are cherry tomatoes. put those together with olive oil.

>> ginger: this much? >> i would do the whole thing. my dad did a ton of olive oil in this dish. some garlic. i'm going to season it with salt and lots of pepper, black pepper. >> ginger: and that red pepper. >> i love it. it's spicy. you can adjust it to your liking. pop it in the oven at a high temperature. they're gonna roast. you want them to burst. when they burst they're gonna look like this. they're gonna look like that. >> ginger: looks nice. the next part is the coolest part. this is truly one pan. we do not even have to cook the pasta. >> have you ever done anything like that? >> ginger: no. it sounds wild. >> it's genius. you can use any pasta. dump the orzo in first. >> ginger: you suggest orzo. >> i like a short pasta so it cooks up nice and evenly. then you're going to add water. water will help it cook in the oven. the order in which you do it isn't that important. this is one thing we're going to

do on top. little bit of these are kalamata olives. then pepperchini. how do you feel about a pickled pepper? i adore pickled peppers. mix it. then some italian seasoning which really brings in some flavor. mix it up. some basil in there. we'll toss that and finish it with basil, too. mix it all together to get the flavors combined. we've got cheese here. tons of mozzarella. dump it all at once before you put it in the oven. >> ginger: go for it. >> it's simple and easy. the only thing you're doing beforehand is roasting the tomatoes because you want them to burst and create a sauce. if you don't do meat, that's fine. we're going to do pepperoni. i love pepperoni, as you will

see in my brussel sprout recipe. >> ginger: one of my favorite is a flat bread pizza that has pepperoni. >> such a sucker for a pepperoni pizza. what my dad would always do super thinly slice bell peppers. you could do red and green for the holiday. we'll just throw this on top. throw this in the oven. it roasts up. at the end of it all it looks like this. right? super pretty. throw some fresh basil on there. make it a little bit nice for the holiday. >> ginger: just a little tear. a lot of what you're making is pulled from your 7 million plus followers. >> i love to cook for the people around me. that's honestly my followers. they need easy dishes. this is my brie. this is an effortless brie. cut it up into cubes. top it with honey and black

pepper. if you aren't having brie at your holiday table, you are missing out. >> ginger: most people do bacon with brussel sprouts. >> i love the pepperoni. super different. throw your guests a wild card. it's delicious. >> ginger: the spice in all of these. >> please try. >> ginger: you don't have a plate, but i do. >> that's okay. i've made these dishes 5 million times at this point. if you're making brussel sprouts it is such a great dish. i know the pepperoni might throw you off. >> ginger: and the brie. >> so good. >> ginger: i will be making all of them. you can get these recipes on good morning america.com. >> it's good. >> ginger: it's really good. tieghan's new cookbook is out now. you'll want it. >> go get it. thank you for having me. >> ginger: we will be right back.

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camera right here. a lot of cars, so it will definitely take you some time to get through there. we're seeing a back up to west grand avenue at this time. if you're driving from highway four to san francisco, it will take you an hour and three minutes. metering lights are still on and looking live at our bay bridge camera here in san francisco, you can see the upper deck is crowded. there are delays across the span from the tolls to highway 101. >> hey, gloria. temperatures right now. it's chilly. we're still in the 30s and the 40s for the most part today. mostly cloudy, 50s and 60s on the board. today is dry. tomorrow, though, rain is back. it's a level two moderate storm with the highest flood risk in the north bay. a flood watch in effect there, amanda. >> all right. drew, thank you. time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll be bat ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!"