>> number seven, if you are hoping to go to coachella next year, presale passes go on sale at 11 a.m. this morning. the festival runs april 11th to april 13th, and then the 18th to the 20th in indio. >> big names. yeah. >> for sure. now, do you try your luck and maybe hold on to your coins in the hopes that beyonce goes on tour? >> so. >> or do you go for the safe bet and buy your coachella ticket today because it's lady gaga. >> gaga. it's green day, malone, post malone good lineup. i also want to let you know our lineup for 7 a.m. today, our streaming show, abc seven at seven. we're having friendsgiving, and you all thought i just made it out >> michael: good morning america. powerful storm on the move. millions on alert for flash floods. parts of the northwest under water as it's blasted by the

atmospheric river. homes flooded, cars submerged, leaving some drivers stranded. and a winter storm causing dangerous conditions in the east. ginger is tracking it all. >> rebecca: cabin pressure. how american airlines is cracking down on crowd control at its gate, and which day the tsa could be the busiest day in the agency's history, as they get ready for thanksgiving travellers. >> george: matt gaetz drops his bid for attorney general. president trump moves quickly to replace him. this morning more about florida attorney general pam bondi as focus shifts to his pick for defense secretary. >> rebecca: tracked down. >> good evening. >> rebecca: the dad who went missing. police say he revealed how he faked his death. >> michael: flying into theaters. ♪ cynthia arivo and ariana grande's "wicked." >> you should join us tonight. >> michael: and gladiator 2

hitting the big screen. denzel washington joins us live in times square. ♪ >> george: browns best the steelers. >> in the end zone! >> george: celebrating with snow angels. it's beginning to look like christmas. our exclusive as jason kelce and his philadelphia eagles album drops overnight. ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> michael: nothing says good morning america like some offensive line men singing christmas songs. [ laughter ] yeah. >> rebecca: your turn, michael. >> michael: i'm done. it's going to be a great friday. you know it is when denzel washington is here. we love him. that christmas album, it is for a great cause. we're gonna tell you all about it. >> george: what do you have against offensive linemen? >> michael: nothing, nothing. [ laughter ] better things than singing

though, george. they're great at this. i'm actually impressed. >> george: if you're headed to the airport this week, trevor ault will show us what american airlines is doing to keep passengers from jumping the line to board early. >> rebecca: as you stock your fridge for the holiday, news about a breakfast staple and key baking ingredient shortage and the reason behind it. plus the new 911 technology that could save valuable time an lives. >> george: we'll begin with the storms. the atmospheric river is bringing flooding to the west. east is getting some snow. matt gutman is in santa rosa, california. good morning, matt. >> caller: >> reporter: good morning, george. after spinning off the pacific northwest for a couple of day, northern california now in the bulls eye of that bomb cyclone. just to give you a sense. couple days ago this creek was a trickle. now officials are begging people to stay off the roads. some schools are closed. and rivers are flooding. this morning millions on alert for flash floods. as a powerful storm soaks the

west coast and much needed rain in the northeast. in northern california homes flooded cars submerged as torrential rains dumped more than 17 inches. in santa rosa, california, some drivers stranded. >> people in the medical center and also people here in the suites are currently stuck because this is the only way out at this time. >> reporter: rivers overflowing creeks and canals. you can see that fast water moving behind me. that is not a river that's an intersection. here in northern california, these are bigger. i want you to see how fast this water is moving and what it's creating. a wave over 100 yards long. roads across northern california swamped. just reiterate what you just said. 60 inches is moving -- 6 inches of water moving this quickly can knock you off your feet. >> absolutely. and move a vehicle. it can lift a vehicle off the road way. >> reporter: winds in northern california gusting up to 65 miles per hour, downing trees.

>> hopefully, it's not broken. >> reporter: stormy weather pushing surfers far out into the ocean, leading to one rescue. >> i could barely even see him. >> reporter: in the mountains this latest storm dropping 2 feet of snow, another 2 feet on the way from california to washington state. now, there are still 200,000 people in washington state without power. this rain continues to pound down here. the flood warnings in effect until later this afternoon. and the rivers in this area expected to crest and begin flooding overnight and into tomorrow as the system continues to dump rain here into next week. michael? >> michael: all right, matt. thank you so much for that. we're going to turn to ginger who's tracking the storms for us and also the thanksgiving forecast. good morning, ginger. >> ginger: the atmospheric river is that fire hose of moisture. it's gonna keep pumping. it's also being powered by a new storm. the old one, that bomb cyclone is going around it. they're playing around each other. what that does is add extra uumph to the storm. we still have a significant

flash flood risk with an additional 3 to 7 plus inches possible in northern california, especially that north bay area. the bay is in the elevated. then on the foot hills of sierra, nevada, 5 to 10 plus inches. that could be a major problem. then east and we got snow. this is the road north and east of cleveland. mentor, ohio, more than half foot that made its way to woodbury, new york. this morning outside new york city we've got snow flying in new jersey and then the rain started falling. kind of a slushy mess. you're seeing it circle here with a low pressure system. it's gonna keep with us today into tomorrow and then start to move on. you've got winter storm warnings into boone, north carolina, west virginia, virginia got problems. then that thanksgiving forecast. so five feet of snow possible in sierra nevada, moved to denver. denver on wednesday, big travel day that could be problematic. then most of the models try to make this a little messy by thursday/friday here. so we have broken the seal. we finally are getting into a different pattern.

it is much needed for the drought. >> rebecca: much needed. now we're remembering what new york city is like with rain and snow. thank you, ginger. we appreciate it. now we turn to thanksgiving travel. aaa is predicting a record number of travellers on the roads and the skies over the holiday weekend. many are getting a jump start this weekend. we're covering the roads and the air starting with trevor ault at reagan national airport outside d.c. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. and, yeah. here we are once again to poise some records this holiday travel season. tsa says the sunday after thanksgiving could be the busiest day in the agency's history. more than 3 million people flying. but really beginning start of next week it's going to be busy day after day after day. just the tuesday before thanksgiving the faa is anticipating 50,000 flights just that day. united airlines is expecting it to be their busiest travel season ever. 6 million passengers flying united. american airlines is expecting even more passengers.

8.3 million passengers. if you haven't booked yet or if you have flexibility you could maybe move them around. try to get a flight that takes off early in the morning. 5 a.m. 8 a.m. window. yes, it means an earlier wakeup, but you can greatly reduce your risk of delays by taking off early in the morning. as always when we're talking about big crowd, you want to make sure you get there early, give yourself extra time to work through the lines. >> george: okay, trevor. thanks. gas prices are dropping. stephanie ramos joins us from a gas station in new york. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: george, good morning. if you're planning to travel, brace yourself. aaa predicting 79.9 million travellers will hit the road. that's nearly 2 million more people than last year. if you're driving we do have some good news. gas prices are expected to drop below $3.00 a gallon. that's a nice change from last year which was $3.26. here another deal. most sheetz in michigan, pennsylvania, ohio, north

carolina, virginia and west virginia will sell gas for $0.40 off per gallon next week. make sure to check the type of gas to make sure it's compatible with your car. busiest times to travel, tuesday and wednesday afternoons will be some of the busiest times on the road. if you want to avoid the crowds, experts suggest leaving on thanksgiving morning. it's the least crowded time to travel. for those renting cars, wednesday before thanksgiving is the peak pickup day. guys, no matter how you're traveling, plan ahead. george? >> george: good advice. thanks. now the trump transition. the president-elect moved quickly to replace matt gaetz after he withdrew as nominee for attorney general. replacing him with former florida attorney general pam bondi. chief washington correspondent jonathan karl is at mar-a-lago with the latest on that. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. with donald trump's new pick to be attorney general, trump is showing once again that among the top qualifications he is seeking for his cabinet is

personal loyalty. just hours after former congressman matt gaetz dropped his bid to be attorney general, donald trump had a new choice to run the justice department, former florida attorney general pam bondi, a trump loyalist, sometimes seen on stage at trump rallies. >> president trump has been out there fighting for us nonstop. and if he's out there fighting for us, we're gonna fight for him. >> reporter: in announcing his choice, trump praised bondi as a smart and tough america first fighter, pledging she will, quote, refocus the doj to its intended purpose of fighting crime and making america safe again. bondi served as florida's attorney general from 2011 to 20 a tenure not without controversy including her decision to pass on a case against trump university, shortly after receiving a donation from the trump foundation. but both trump and bondi deny

any wrongdoing. after joe biden won the 2020 presidential election, bondi backed trump's false claims of election fraud. more recently, she's worked as a lobbyist and registered foreign agent. among her past clients the government of qatar. perhaps most importantly to trump, she's been a loyal member of his inner circle for years now, joining him on the campaign trail back in 2016. >> i can tell ya firsthand, when it comes to law and order, you know i don't mess around. neither does donald trump. >> reporter: serving on trump's legal team during his first impeachment trial. >> they threw due process, fundamental fairness and our constitution out the window in the house proceedings. that's why we're here. >> reporter: bondi's nomination comes after her florida fellow republican matt gaetz bowed out, withdrawing his bid amid allegations he used drugs and paid young women for sex. sources tell abc that one of the women also testified to the house ethics committee that she saw gaetz having sex with a

17-year-old girl. gaetz denies all of the allegations. gaetz is out but there is renewed scrutiny on some of trump's other nominees especially pete hegseth, a fox news weekend anchor and army veteran. trump's choice for defense secretary. >> we welcome the opportunity to talk to any senator that wants to talk to us. >> reporter: hegseth has been meeting with republican senators making his case to be defense secretary. he now faces scrutiny over past allegations of sexual misconduct, accused of sexually assaulting a woman in 2017 allegations he denies, saying it was consensual. in a recently released police report, a woman who met hegseth at a conservative women's conference in 2017 told authorities he cornered her in a hotel room, took her phone and blocked the door with his body, preventing her from leaving. she said he sexually assaulted her and that she remembered saying no a lot. >> the matter was fully investigated and i was completely cleared. that's where i'm going to leave

it. >> reporter: according to the report the police recommended the case be forwarded to a local district attorney for review and possible prosecution. although hegseth was never charged with a crime. but his attorney says he later paid a settlement to the woman to keep her from going public with the allegations because he feared it would hurt his career as a television anchor. several republicans have expressed support for hegseth's nomination. one seemed to brush aside the allegations in the police report. >> you can read the report yourself. if you read it, you can clearly see it was two people with each other. >> what about she couldn't get out of the room? >> well, that's one person's opinion. >> reporter: trump has named four nominees now to the justice department, all four of them have worked in some way as his personal lawyer. there's pam bondi. she represented trump in his first impeachment trial. number two and three positions nominees for those at the justice department worked to represent him in his criminal trial in new york. and the position of solicitor

general, that nominee argued the case for trump before the supreme court on presidential immunity. so all four, michael, have worked as trump's personal lawyers. now he wants them to work at the justice department. >> michael: seem likes he has a lot of personal relationships with everyone he is having join him. we're still watching for more cabinet picks from the president-elect including treasury secretary? >> reporter: yeah. treasury's the last big one to come. we expected a decision on this days ago. trump has interviewed finalists. there's four of them. several times. i am told there's a major disagreement that's broken out among the transition over who they think trump should pick. it's been described as one trump adviser as a knife fight. of course, michael, ultimately this decision will be one person's and one person's to make alone, and that's donald trump. >> michael: i'm sure we will be following that. thank you so much, jon, for that. now new threats from vladamir putin, blaming the u.s. for pushing the world into a global conflict. it comes as the u.s. says moscow

launched a new missile into ukraine. our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell is in ukraine for us this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's been a bewildering week of developments here and rapid escalation in tensions between ukraine and its allies. above all between the u.s. on one hand and russia on the other. this morning fallout after russia's launch of a new hyper sonic ballistic missile against ukraine. the first time such a weapon's been used in combat. video circulating online showing bright flashes in the sky over over the east. the weapon wasn't armed but it is nuclear capable. the threat from russia is clear. a u.s. official confirming this missile contained multiple war head, able to hit several targets at once. >> this was a new type of lethal capability that was employed on the battlefield. >> reporter: pentagon officials confirming the united states was notified briefly before the launch. russian president putin threatening the u.s. and others.

saying this was a response to ukraine's use of american and british missiles against russia and warning they have the right to respond to any country allowing their weapons to be used by ukraine against russia. abc news also learning one of the attacks on russia this week wounding a senior north korean general as russia launches more attacks again this morning. guys, even china urging restraint by all sides this morning. remember, president trump vowing to end this conflict within 24 hours. i think the developments of this last week have shown how intractable the conflict is and how it risks becoming an even wider war. rebecca? >> rebecca: absolutely on going at this point. ian, thank you. we turn now to the egg shortage. with six days until thanksgiving, elizabeth schulze join us with those details. this is not what you want to hear six days before thanksgiving. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: it's not. good morning. definitely not what you want to see when you are stocking up the fridge ahead of the holidays. the average price we see now for

a dozen eggs $3.37. that is up 30% from one year ago when prices were about $2. you go back five years ago, we were averaging $1.28. the key culprit behind these higher prices and shortages on some store shelves is bird flu which typically does spread quickly during a fall when birds are migrating. department of agriculture expects an increase in bird flu cases will continue to dent egg supply and keep prices high going into next year. production dipped 2.6% in october compared to one year ago. keep in mind, egg prices are up more than any other food group over the past year. overall grocery costs up just about 1%. george? >> george: thanks. let's switch gear. football. browns beat the steelers. snowy thursday night matchup. >> yes, it was a fun game to watch. this rivalry between the browns and steelers included another player, mother nature. snow started falling in the tight back and forth battle. we take you to the fourth

quarter. snow blanketing the field. jameis winston tumbled into the end zone like frosty coming to life. after the back and forth score, steelers were left needing a warm hug losing to the browns. 24-19. the browns celebrating with snow angels, tossing snow balls, having a fight there, proving we are all just big kids. look at that snow in his beard. check out winston. he got the amazon prime broadcast team to play in the snow. it was certainly fun to watch from inside our warm cozy living rooms. i know michael was there. >> michael: you asked me, did i -- no, i didn't. it's cold! >> nice and warm in here. >> michael: but a fun game to watch last night. all right. thank you so much, rhiannon. coming up how one airline is cracking down on passengers who try to cut the line. >> george: plus a missing father was tracked down in europe. how police say he faked his own death. >> rebecca: the new e.coli scare.

first back to you, ginge. >> ginger: there's cold all the way in the florida panhandle. freeze warnings from mississippi, north carolina, alabama. your local weather in 30 seconds.

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the first female coach in major league history when she joined the team in 2020. yesterday, she announced she's going to leave to be a coach with the cleveland guardians. former giant and former giant steven vogt is cleveland's manager. not going to interview for the giants manager's job last year, when gabe kapler was fired. well, good luck to her. certainly a history making person. >> yeah, we're going to miss her closer to home here. we do take a look at the golden gate bridge socked in and rainy, and you can see the flag on the right. it's a little windy here, but no wind advisory on the golden gate. we do have advisories for the bay bridge, dumbarton and the san mateo bridges. you can see the backup now back past the overcrossings headed towards the toll plaza and the metering lights definitely still on. >> so thank you. we're going to check in

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turn. the truck driver told witnesses he is okay and he may take it slow next time. i think that's a good idea. >> michael: wow. >> rebecca: aaron judge and shohei ohtani were named mvp's. the votes for each of them was unanimous. first for ohtani and second for judge. it's really the judge/ohtani era. >> michael: they both had great seasons. >> rebecca: they really did. >> michael: and we've got a lot more ahead including how americans airlines is stopping people from boarding the plane before it's their turn. that is coming up, george. >> george: missing wisconsin father accused of faking his own death. police have contacted him overseas. he's refusing to come home. eva pilgrim has the story. good morning, evan. >> authorities say wisconsin father of three faked his own death and fled to eastern europe. they found he had been chatting with a woman online. this morning we're getting a glimpse into his new life overseas and new details of his escape. details he shared with investigators. >> good evening.

>> reporter: this morning the new video of the father of three who police say faked his death and fled the country. >> today is november 11th. it's approximately 10 a.m. for you guys. i'm in my apartment. i am safe, secure, no problem. hope this works. >> reporter: he sent investigators this proof of life video. >> we know that he's alive. we do not know exactly where he's at. we know that it's someplace in eastern europe. >> reporter: they say he will face charges if and when he returns. >> the information that the county has at this point leads us to an obstructing charge. >> reporter: investigators say they first made contact with him through a russian speaking woman he was messaging before his disappearance.

they have been communicating with him ever since. the 45-year-old was first reported missing august 12th when he didn't come home after kayaking on this lake. police finding a capsized kayak and borgwardt's car. authorities searched the lake for 54 days, coming up empty. the sheriff sharing with gma how borgwardt's said he pulled off his escape. >> he overturned the kayak, dumped his phone in the lake and he paddled back on the inflatable raft where he got to shore and then got his e-bike and rode through the night to madison, wisconsin. in madison, he boarded a bus and went to detroit. and then into canada. >> reporter: investigators unravelling his elaborate plan after discovering that borgwardt's name had been checked by canadian law enforcement august 13th, the day after his disappearance. as they dug into his life, authorities finding he took out

a life insurance policy and moved money to a foreign bank before disappearing. >> the potential federal charges could be mail fraud, wire fraud and sheriffs fraud. all three of those are possibilities. >> the sheriff telling us right now their focus is on trying to get him to come home, something he is apparently refusing to do right now, guys. >> michael: interesting story. >> rebecca: very interesting. >> michael: thank you so much for that, eva. just in time for the holiday travel rush, american airlines is sounding off the alarm on travellers who try to cut the line, expanding their crackdown on passengers who attempt to board early. let's go back to trevor ault at reagan national airport. hey, trevor. >> reporter: good morning again, michael. i don't think i'm being dramatic when i say an orderly plane boarding process is a pillar of civilized society. american has rolled out this new feature to make sure everything is functioning properly.

if you boarded recently, you were familiar with the group boarding process. get assigned the group. when that group is called, you come to board. sometimes people try to cut the line. now there's a new feature, a sound that's gonna play if you try to go ahead of your group. i have patricia here who is going to show us how it works. if i try to board this plane early. i'm sorry. thank you, patricia. you were fantastic. you might have noticed it almost sounded like you lost a video game, not some big red alert alarm. american says that's because they don't want to shame anybody for it. sometimes it's a mistake when you try to board early. it is so important they uphold this procedure. people who paid more, people who fly a lot have earned those rewards. i also asked the difference between making this sound rather than have a nice woman by patricia say, i'm sorry, you're boarding too early. they say it gives reinforcements to the gate agent. passengers trying to bore early is less likely to try to argue, get their spot. it is good to remember this heading into the travel season. we're all trying to get to the same destination. the plane won't take off without

you if you are at the gate. this is a gate headed to pittsburgh in 30 minutes. i'm sure none of the people would try to board early. if they did, they will hear this sound. it's rolled out in over 100 airports nationwide. >> michael: that will be more effective than, get to the back of the line! thank you so much, trevor. we appreciate you getting denied for our learning experience. all right. coming up later, the new 911 technology to help you get help sooner. and wicked and gladiator both opening today. which one will win the box office battle? battle?

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two tickets, please. fans dressed up in pink and green. >> all this girl wants to be is -- ♪ popular i'll help you be popular ♪ >> reporter: the movie industry hopeful that popularity helps defy box office odds. >> right now the predictions are that "wicked" will be the big box office draw this weekend with about $85 million to $100 million. coming in two, "gladiator 2." with about $65 million. >> hi, barbie. >> reporter: this face-off reminiscent of barbie and oppenheimer dominated the summer box office. other films hoping to capture and capitalize on holiday magic, disney's "moana2" dropping the day before thanksgiving. and the lion king prequell "mufasa" coming in december.

>> this was a bad idea! >> reporter: another bad idea, a wicked debate heating up online about whether moviegoers should sing along. >> if you think for a minute it is okay for people to sing in the movie theater, you would be incorrect. this is not a sing along. >> reporter: amc theaters emphasizing silence over singing advising fans before the movie, no talking, no texting, no singing and no wailing. and there will be a sing along version of "wicked" coming soon. wrap those vocals until then. combined the movies projected to make around $200 million in their opening weekend. that would be below the barbenheimer number of 245. still going to be big big movies including "moana 2" and "mufasa." >> michael: lot of good options out there for the holidays. i saw "gladiator2."

>> you did? >> michael: it was great. you could have a good role in there. i could see you. >> i would be way too scared to be a gladiator. i'd be the thumbs up or down, just fine. [ laughter ] >> michael: all right. we're gonna have much more of "gladiator 2" in our next hour because denzel washington is here live to tell us all about it. coming up next, a touchdown "play of the day." the new christmas album for a good cause when we come back with more "gma." ♪ that there's just too little of ♪ ♪ what the world needs now ♪ ♪ is love, sweet love ♪

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>> reporter: the birds are back spreading holiday cheer for a good cause with another holiday album. a silly special christmas party. >> we shot this three years ago to really try and brighten people's times during the holidays. >> reporter: this year's record is a conclusion to the trilogy from eagles legend jason kelce and his former birds teammates, lane johnson and jordan mylotta. what made the third album so special for you? >> getting a group of people together to sing songs about christmas to raise funds for children in philly. that's probably the most special part about it. >> reporter: musical guests philly's own boyz ii men. ♪ and, yes, stevie nicks. ♪ baby we'll be an open door ♪ >> reporter: their colab heating up the holiday charts. even dethroning the queen of christmas herself, mariah carey. >> thank you all for coming out! >> reporter: ahead of the release lucky eagles fans got a

front row seat to a special live performance with mount joy and their new tune "santa drives an astro van." ♪ santa drives an astro van ♪ >> i wanted it to be incredible, really engulf with fans. it was a fun time. >> reporter: the birds first two albums raising $4.5 million supporting over 40 charities in the philly area. >> hopefully, it puts a smile on people's faces. we are goofy characters. lot of friends spending quality time together and having fun. >> lori: this year the guys have teamed up with the school district of philadelphia to launch operation snowball. an ambitious program to give holiday gifts to every single kid in the philadelphia public school district. the album, a philly special christmas party, is out today. proceeds go to support operation snowball. >> george: great cause. >> lori: and those birds can sing. who knew it? [ laughter ] >> rebecca: and fly. thank you, lori.

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say "good morning america." >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> michael: good morning america. we're giving big thanks for thanksgiving. less than a week away. chef and cookbook author anna gass is here, trying out holiday hacks that are going viral online. that's something -- what is that? >> apple pie in a paper bag. >> rebecca: and she is gonna show us whether or not it's actually one you can use yourself. she'll tell us all about it. >> george: first the atmospheric river is bringing rain, mud slides and flooding to the west. east is getting some snow. ginger is tracking it all. good morning, ginger. >> ginger: just north of santa rosa, california, george, they've had 17 inches of rain already. that fire hose of an atmospheric river has been pouring in. they've had major flash flood issues. you can see the high water rescues on going. we're going to stick with that action today.

unfortunately, another 3 to 7 plus inches could fall in the red areas there. that's the north bay area, now in elevated risk for flash flooding. will be windy with gusts 40-65. way higher in the mountain. then the weekend with the mud slide threat. in the east, we have seen quite a bit of snow from nearlyinches at chicago o'hare yesterday to scranton, pennsylvania, waking up this morning with snow. just outside new york city, snow waking folks up, up to connecticut. that is circulating around and we'll stick with those winter storm warnings and snowfall even down into the spine of appalachia and western north carolina all through today. michael? >> michael: all right. thank you, ginger. now to thanksgiving travel. aaa is predicting a record number of travellers on the roads and in the skies over the holiday week. let's go back to trevor ault at reagan national airport outside d.c. good morning again, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. so once again we are poised to break some records. aaa forecasted 79.9 americans will be traveling more than 50

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they make a lot of money and everybody knows when they're not home. authorities are increasingly convinced it may be no coincidence burglars are targeting athletes when they are out of the house at games. the nfl is warning that burglars are watching their team schedules and they have to be more schedule. >> mahomes back to his right. >> reporter: the warning followed break ins at the homes of patrick mahomes. >> wide open kelce again! >> reporter: and tight end travis kelce as they prepare to kick off a "monday night football" game. pro basketball players bobby portis and mike connolly have been robbed, too. an nfl memo said the burglarized are skilled. they exploit team schedules to target athletes' homes on game days. some pose as delivery men or joggers to conduct surveillance. >> it's now become -- not common place, but it's happening more often to athletes. this indicates this could be an organized crime group. >> reporter: sources told abc news police in four states are investigating whether the burglaries are the work of a

south american crime ring. the thieves enter the homes through side doors, even scale walls to gain access. one source says they know what they're looking for, where to find it and are often in and out in 15 minutes. the nfl is now urging players to upgrade security systems and avoid posting images of their residence or expensive items. a security source tells abc news one of travis kelce's watches has been recovered in providence, rhode island. >> george: what a story. aaron, thanks very much. coming up, a look at new 911 technology and how kit help you in an emergency. >> rebecca: and a look at beatles 64. the upcoming film about the year the fab four invaded america. >> michael: plus deals and steals is all about oprah's favorite things. tory johnson is here with adam glassman, creative director of opera daily, with a dozen fantastic bargains starting at just $5. and, sam, he's with denzel

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911 the operator will rely on your description of what you are seeing. so these new video sharing apps could be a game changer. we got a first hand look at how this technology works. >> walton county 911 what's your emergency? >> we're in the water. my husband fell in the water off the boat. >> reporter: watch and listen as this woman calls 911 after her husband went overboard. >> i can't get the boat to start. now i can't see him in the water anymore. >> reporter: the video feature allow allowing 911 dispatchers to see an hear what's going on at the scene of an emergency. using the app called rapid deploy, 911 responders were able to help the woman start her boat. >> i got it going. >> reporter: and guide her to the location of the original call to rescue her husband. apps like rapid deploy are serving as reinforcement for 911. >> what's the address of your emergency?

>> reporter: debbie, who's been on the job for 18 years in arlington, virginia, showed us exactly how it works. >> i'm going to send you a video request. >> reporter: it will pinpoint a caller's exact location and initiate a video call. >> going to accept it. there we go. okay. now you can see me. if i was at the scene of a crime, you could also see what's happening in realtime. >> yes. which is great for us if we need to obtain a good description of a suspect. >> reporter: the new tech deployed at more than 1500 call centers in 25 states as they face intense staffing shortages. >> number one challenge is finding enough workers to take those 911 calls. >> absolutely. that can affect the public response when we're talking about seconds save lives. >> reporter: a recent national report found a staggering number of unfilled positions at 911 call centers with an average 25% vacancy rates nationwide. >> on average we're spending $100,000 trying to train a

telecommunicator to fruition. the longer we can keep them here that's just a benefit for us. >> reporter: the technology, critical backup in a job where every second counts. how helpful has it been to have this new technology to help with what's already a very stressful job? >> it takes a lot of the stress off of us. >> reporter: as a caller you do not have to download the apps in advance. if you have to call 911 the dispatcher will send you a link. as soon as you hang up, they will no longer have access to your camera or your location. george? >> george: thanks. how about pop news? >> sam: it's friday, george. all right. are we ready? happy friday. let's get going. this morning let's start with a blast from the past, say like 60 years ago when the beatles touched down in america for the very first time and beatle mania took over. i remember having to take the luggage off the plane. martin scorsese produced a brand new documentary called "beatles 64" all about the year the beatles sky rocketed to

stardom. we have an exclusive clip with paul mccartney revealing his dad's reaction to hearing one of their chart toppers. it's such a dad thing. listen to this. >> we had written the song "she loves you" in the next room. my dad was in the other room. we came in to play it to him first time. ♪ she loves you yeah yeah yeah ♪ he's going -- at the end of it he said, it's very nice but couldn't you sing she loves you yes, yes, yes? he said there's enough americanisms around. >> rebecca: thanks, dad. >> sam: right? that's what you want, mom and dad criticism. all right. the documentary set to show case the pandemonium, and it was, the beatles caused everywhere they went. people had access. today they can't get to the stars. yesterday they could get out on the tarmac, or back in the day. it dives into camaraderie as they catapulted to unimaginable

fame at the time. beatles 64 begins streaming on disney+ next friday, november 29th. and speaking of that, we've got over six days until thanksgiving, turkey time, which is the perfect time for prop comedy, if i were able to do that. i have two. i have two turkey hats. apparently santa hats are not a thing right now. i'm only going to do this for a second because emily makes me. i don't know. [ applause ] [ laughter ] let's see if i can balance and do this at the same time. philadelphia is gearing up for their thanksgiving parade. it's the longest one -- anyone have a stop watch running on this? -- in america. it could go at any time, george. this year for the 105th year in a row, philly will pull out all the stops with floats and balloons over the city and benjamin franklin park way. we're talking about tweety bird, abonibable snowman rudolph and even philly

landmarks rock and roll hall of famer darlene love will perform. lisa ann walter will be there alongside the eagles mascot, cheerleaders, a dozen high school marching bands. dozens of them, actually. our very own gma mascot ray. the 6 abc dunkin parade airs live on abc news live starting at 9 a.m. next thursday. you can watch it if you want from wherever you are. i get a chance to be there with ray, chance to work with the hosts in the booths. >> michael: are you wearing the hat? >> sam: i don't know. >> george: it didn't do one thing to his hair. [ laughter ] >> sam: george, you can't move this. this is hurricane proof. [ laughter ] all right. do you ever feel like dancing in unexpected places, george? >> george: no. [ laughter ] >> sam: okay. like in airports, michael? like an airport, michael? >> michael: every day, sam. >> sam: these people do. they are part of the hip hop nutcracker show. watch this. they decided to turn the moving walkway by their gate into a

stage for a performance fit for broadway. >> michael: who doesn't walk down a runway like that? >> sam: the southwest gate agent is making the most of preboarding time. he turns the gate area into a runway for passengers asking them to strut their stuff while waiting to board. good for you. that's fun. >> rebecca: that's more fun than typical boarding. >> sam: everyone is sitting there, not talking. i think it's lovely. how about doing this? a jig for your java. massachusetts coffee shop says if you walk in dancing you get your coffee for free. i am for this. we should pay for everything with dancing. the owner says it's a way to kind of highlight social media. it got millions of views. that, ladies and gentlemen, is pop news. >> rebecca: and saminomics, paying for things with dancing. we love it. let's go to ginger. >> ginger: can you imagine if we find out that the only place george dances is where he gets a coffee? [ laughter ] i would be so pleased. check it out. investigate. all right.

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that's great. all right. >> the foot nanny is hollywood's go to pedicurist. she's been tending to oprah's feet for years. the stuff is sensational. a magic cream. you literally lather this on your feet. wear a pair of socks. you wake up in the morning with the softest feet ever. a lot of different scents. all made with essential oils. that's the man's one. there's a lot to choose from. >> tory: there's a ton to choose from. gloria the foot nanny told me since yesterday was your birthday and my 25th anniversary, she's doing 50% off plus free shipping! >> michael: yeah. >> go gloria. yay. perfect stocking stuffers for women of all ages. everything from these -- look at these cute ear muffs right here. nice and soft. oversized. you don't get hat head when you wear these things. they're really good. earrings are wonderful. all kinds of hair accessories. they make the perfect stocking stuffers. >> tory: prices are unbeatable.

$5 to $15 plus free shipping. i mean, come on. >> enough said. incredible. >> tory: you could get every single stocking stuffer from this one. >> this is genius. lalais. this is for the makeup lover in your life who has it all. i bet she hasn't had this. look at this compact. has japanese blotting papers in there. sponge applicator. >> tory: that's intentional. >> you blot your face. then you just peel it off and you're done. traditional blotting papers you touch it with your finger so the germs don't transfer to your face. they do not with lalais. >> michael: then just pick up another one. >> refillable. comes in a gorgeous luxurious compact. >> michael: that's la genius. >> exactly. >> tory: as is the price. 50% off and free shipping. so smart. honestly, she loves makeup and doesn't love this, this is a good one. >> that is a really good one. really fabulous handcrafted soap. wonderful scent. created by a young woman who had excema.

she came up with a solution for sensitive skin. she created for us this gorgeous box set of five different soaps. >> michael: it's beautiful. >> i know. she was discovered on "shark tank." so she really knows what she's doing. >> tory: do you know who her mentor is? candice nelson is now her mentor and has helped her to elevate this line and make it phenomenal. you and i were saying, if you really like the person, you will give them the entire box set. or if you want to break it up, you've got five individual gifts because each bar is individually wrapped. >> nice stocking stuffers. >> tory: perfect stocking stuffers. these are 50% off. it's a great deal. >> michael: no better mentor i can tell you that. most comfortable, softest family jammies. we like to call them fam jams. in fact, organic cotton for the newborn to the adult. for the newborn to the >> were you about to say something? yeah. what are you going to say? me and my

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>> the countdown is on. >> good morning america. >> the trump transition sunday morning. now after matt gaetz withdraws his bid to be attorney general. what happens next with the president elect's nominees? will any republicans break with trump? the powerhouse roundtable breaks it all down. sunday morning on abc's this week. >> abc's david muir, the most watched newscast in america. >> one great idea can change your life. >> tonight, shark tank is all new. that's the american dream right there with guest shark todd graves, founder of raising canes. >> i want to be on a team with you. emmy winning shark tank. >> new tonight on abc. and stream on hulu. the s.e.c. on abc. >> all day saturday, beginning at noon eastern. >> now from abc. seven mornings. >> good morning. i'm amanda del castillo from abc, seven mornings. let's get a look at traffic with sue. >> good morning. it's a little bit of a break out there. we've

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>> george: two oscars is not enough for denzel washington. he wants one of michael strahan's jobs. [ laughter ] welcome, denzel washington. [ applause ] >> yeah! >> george: thank you for coming in. i want to talk about "the piano lesson." what a family affair this is. one son directs. one son stars. one daughter produces. you produce. you must be so proud. >> very proud. very proud. i had really very little to do. when we were shooting, when they were shooting, after about two weeks i went home 'cause there was nothing to do. they weren't interested in my opinion. [ laughter ] yeah, dad. >> sam: i know it's a passion project for you. let's show everybody a clip. >> you ain't touch that piano the whole time it's been here. who is gonna try and stand in my way? you're just looking at the sentimental value.

see, that's good. that's all right. i take my hat off whenever somebody says my daddy's name. but i ain't gonna be no fool about sentimental value. you can look at that piano the next 100 years, it's gonna be a piano. you can't make it more than that. >> michael: wow. what does it feel like to see your son? >> you know, i'm used to it now. even going back to sports, you know, watching him from pop warner. had a cup of coffee in the nfl. i'm used to watching all of them. >> michael: even getting that far to get a cup of coffee is hard. >> yeah, yeah. >> michael: he did it. >> george: is it hard to keep your hands off? production? >> no, no -- yeah. [ laughter ] it's really not. i mean, they have it under control. like i said, very little for me to do. >> michael: you're not hands off.

you're right in the middle of it. "gladiator 2." everybody is looking forward to this movie. i had a chance to see it the other day. it's fantastic. you're fantastic. you play a villain. >> he's not a villain. >> michael: okay. he's not a villain. misunders misunderstood? >> misunderstood. that's a good way to put it. >> michael: what about this role spoke to you? >> ridley scott, first of all. it's "gladiator." the script. but it's ridley scott. one of the greatest directors of all time. he called. i said yes. simple as that. >> rebecca: macronis was a real emperor. how did you prepare for the role and make it your own? >> i don't care what people -- [ laughter ]. method acting. sheets on instead of robes. strutting around. >> rebecca: misunderstood. >> i was misunderstood from day 1. i walked down wilshire boulevard and they didn't understand. [ laughter ] >> george: you are also bringing back othello back to broadway. first played it the 22 years

old. now you'll be starting opposite jake gyllenhal. how does it feel different at this age? >> we'll find out. we'll find out. obviously, 50 years of experience. hopefully, i have learned something. it's like coming back home. long journey, 50 year journey. i'm looking forward to it. >> sam: that theater training makes you kind of who you are in acting. let me get this right. there's ten nominations for oscars. two oscars which i heard -- >> that i have. >> sam: that you have. i believe -- >> nine. >> sam: is it nine nominations? >> nine performance. ten is for best picture. >> sam: best picture. you keep the oscars together so they have a little company? >> yes. >> sam: and i hear, because i just did an oscars event last night. there's a lot of buzz for you getting a nomination for "gladiator 2." so if all of this, can you really walk away from acting? 'cause you've said -- >> michael: you hinted.

>> listen. listen right here. since y'all have the biggest show with the most viewers. i'm not leaving yet. i have at least five or six films to do. that's at least six, seven years. then i want to get behind the camera. that's two or three years. so that right there is ten years. i'll be 70 in a month. that's 80 in ten years. you don't want an old equalizer. [ laughter ] just keep mowing them down. [ laughter ] you don't want that. you don't want that. >> michael: if you did it, i'd come. anything you do, i'd watch. >> oh, you were great.

[ laughter ] >> george: you've got a lot of work coming. >> i'm not done yet. >> michael: something else you did mention. brian kugler writing a part for you in "black panther 3." is there a "black panther 3?" >> i don't know. i'm in trouble already. i think he sees it. i think he's writing something. >> michael: i sure hope so. >> rebecca: is there one role you've yet to play that you just have your eye on still? >> no. othello, the return to, i guess you could argue king lear down the road. >> michael: so much going on. you look good. i gotta tell you that. >> thank you. >> michael: i got to say you're such an inspiration. i've had some interactions with you where you don't realize you made a big impact on me, just from being kind and being a good human. >> thank you. >> michael: thank you for that. [ applause ] i sent you a letter. oh, you didn't get it? >> no, no.

>> george: thank you for coming in. >> thank you so much. >> george: "piano lessons" streaming on netflix now, playing in select theaters. coming up anna gass

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>> rebecca: we are back now on gma. there are tons of thanksgiving hacks going viral on social media. how well do they really work to keep your holiday stress-free?

we asked chef and author of the cookbook italian snacking anna gass to give them a try. she's here to tell us how it went. anna, i'm so glad you are here. >> thank you. thank you. welcome, welcome. >> rebecca: love your cookbook. let's talk about this first one. this is really -- as a mom who tries to cook with the kids, it always makes things tough. >> yeah. so everyone's ready for thanksgiving. if you have a big crowd, what we say, get some butcher paper. use it not only for your buffet to label all of your items, but you make little place cards for the kids with their name. this keeps them busy if you put this on their table. >> rebecca: everybody loves a box of crayons. so the kids are coloring while you're doing everything else. >> exactly. >> rebecca: i have seen this all over social media. you bake a pie in a bag? >> i was skeptical, too. i have to tell you, i am now a believer. >> rebecca: you're a believer in this? >> absolutely. >> rebecca: what do we need to do? >> you're going to make mine or your apple pie recipe.

i add shortbread crumbs, cinnamon. all the things. >> rebecca: yum. >> listen. i tried this with all butter crust an also store bought crust. it worked. >> rebecca: so you can save your time on the crust, if you need to. >> absolutely. >> rebecca: for ones who want to -- >> exactly. it works beautifully. >> rebecca: this is butter. >> little butter on top. do a sprinkle of sugar. if you're using store bought it's nice to juzz it up a bit. that's gonna go right in here. >> rebecca: this is probably part where you'll take more time than we are. but you do staple it. >> yep. you seal it up. the sealing is what creates that amazing steaming effect. look at this, rebecca. beautiful -- >> rebecca: you did this? >> i did this. >> rebecca: this is how it comes out. wow. i would not have expected that. >> it's completely hands off.

you aren't worrying about the crust burning, not worrying the apples are not soft. amazing. it's my new way. >> rebecca: you are not even having to check in on it. that would worry me, is it brown enough? or is it too -- how do you know? >> exactly. put it in the oven for exactly one hour. don't have to baby-sit it and it's ready. >> rebecca: we love that. moving on. this is the pumpkin pie hack. i can see kids getting involved in this one. >> absolutely. you can use a biscuit cutter or a cookie cutter. i like to freeze it for 30 minutes. >> rebecca: okay. >> because as we know, pumpkin pie is a little bit soft. it should come right out just like that. >> rebecca: all right. >> i'm glad it did this. so i can show you. all you are gonna do is get in there with a spatula. we got an answer for everything. >> rebecca: nice. makes little minipumpkin pies for everybody. >> exactly. and the scraps, that's the little present you give yourself the day before thanksgiving. >> rebecca: that's the present i give myself while i'm making these. >> exactly.

you can't touch the pies on the day of. >> rebecca: okay, cool. >> little whip and little cinnamon. just don't put the whip on until you are ready to serve. >> rebecca: wait for the servings. okay. what do we have over here? >> here, we have my sweet potato casserole. i'm gonna give you my trick. >> rebecca: and canned yams. >> exactly. canned yams are yams water and sugar that have been cooked and peeled so you don't have to do it. i do strain them. because i don't want that sugar. i'll put in my own. we have eggs, heavy cream, maple syrup. this is gonna go in. >> rebecca: you use canned yams when you're cooking. >> i'm not ashamed to say it. >> rebecca: really. okay. >> just for this. such a time saver. it's a beautiful product. it's perfectly cooked. >> rebecca: perfectly cooked yams. you mix it all together and this is your end product. >> you're going to make a lovely pecan crust that you will sprinkle on top. goes in the oven 40 minutes. gets golden brown and delicious.

or you can make personal ones. >> rebecca: and everybody will be happy at your thanksgiving table. anna, thank you so much. you can see all of these hacks and get these recipes on good morning america.com. ginger, i'm saving some of this for you. >> ginger: my stomach is growling as i watch you. thank you so much. we're getting a new look inside the catastrophic indian ocean tsunami 20 years later from those who survived it. the tsunami was the deadliest in recorded history. we're hearing not just the heart break but stories of recovery and the triumph of the human spirit. you can see it all in national geographic's limited series tsunami, race against time. debuts sunday night on national geographic and the next day on disney+ and hulu. let's get a check clos

>> michael: as promised, it's time for even more deals and steals with oprah's favorite things. adam glassman is here back along with tory johnson. i love what we got coming up 'cause i love a good robe and nice socks. >> i know you do. barefoot dreams always brings cozy. its fantastic line. look at these young socks. lounge socks. they are the super softest things out there. they come in a gift set. we also have robes that are the plushest thing. >> michael: put them on your hands they feel so good. >> why not, the colors are so great. i just love them. also the blankets. >> tory: can't say enough about them. really comfy. and there's that really fabulous when they're 50% off today. big assortment. >> michael: fantastic. >> okay. grace and co is a company dedicated to hair wellness.

silky pillow case. they are so soft. they help prevent hair breakage. they help your skin while you sleep. she also does these shower caps that are 100% water proof. very chic and stylish. if you get a blowout, you can wear this and your hair always looks perfect. not that you're getting a blowout. >> michael: i was gonna say. >> really nice gift set as well from grace and co. >> tory: everything is 50% off. very soft. these start at $18. >> michael: very soft. >> tory: incredibly soft. >> okay. some of the most sensational and gorgeous educational books for kids. dozens of options including this one. it stands up as a freestanding globe when you're not using it. kids learn about galaxy, seasons -- which one do you have here? >> tory: under the water. look how gorgeous these pictures are. >> i might know a grandchild that needs these.

>> michael: i agree. >> tory: start em young. >> they are beautiful books. i love the art book here, too. they're really great books. >> tory: i feel this is perfect for both parents and kids together. everything is 50% off. these start at $8.50. >> michael: first of all, adam, love it when you are here. secondly, all of these things are for parents, kids, everybody. i love that. tory, thank you. you are always the best. we partnered with these companies on all these deals so go to good morning america.com to find all of these offers. coming up, lori bergamotto is here and back with the way you can prepare an entire thanksgiving meal for less than $7 a person. there is no skimping on the sides. i'm going to your house for dinner. all right, lori, see you in a sec.

>> sam: we're so glad you're back. i'm glad to be with lori b. can you even believe this? officially less than a week away from thanksgiving.

is anybody ready? that pressure is on for all the home chefs to get ready. there are ways to prepare an entire meal for your friends and family that can save you time and not break the bank. our gma lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto is back with all the details to make this easier. hi, lori. >> lori: good morning, sam. i'm so happy to be here with you. that's right, people are trying to find budget friendly ways to tackle the holiday this year. this segment is sponsored by wal-mart. they've come up with an all in one way to get the ingredients that you need for 11, 11 different thanksgiving dishes, from the turkey to sweet potatoes to cranberry sauce. they thought of it all. are you ready for this? >> sam: yeah. >> lori: it is just about $55 for a family of eight. >> sam: get out of here. >> lori: that is less than $7 a person. >> sam: all right. >> lori: incredible. >> sam: let's get on this. and thank you, guys. people across the country are concerned about the cost of their holiday meal.

we got to start with stuffing. right? everybody wants it on the table. how do we do this your way? >> lori: according to a number of nationwide surveys, stuffing is the number one most popular side for thanksgiving. did you know that? >> sam: it's mine. >> lori: wal-mart has you covered. it includes corn muffin mix, onion, celery, poultry seasoning, chicken broth. everything you need to whip up a corn bread stuffing. >> sam: this is important the onion, celery. all of that, that's important. >> lori: that's right. >> sam: green bean casserole. we may not want it a lot during the year, but it's got to be on the table for thanksgiving. >> lori: absolutely. it is a thanksgiving classic. >> sam: 20 million? >> lori: it's been around since 1955. let me give you this fun stat. 40% of the cream of mushroom soups are specifically bought for this dish. of course, it's included here. you need just three ingredients cream of mushroom soup, french's onions and canned green beans. mix it all together, pop it in

the oven and you've got a side dish for the the ages. >> sam: just one year mom forgot that. just one. just one year. >> lori: never again. >> sam: that's right. can't have thanksgiving without what everybody thinks is the best part of the meal. that's the pies. >> lori: that's what i think is also the best part of the meal. this comes with options. we've got a frozen pecan pie you can put in the oven or just let it come to room temperature on its own. this includes a mix of favorite brands like marie calendar's. also wal-mart exclusive brand. if you wanted to make your own creation you have everything you need, all the ingredients to whip up a fast pumpkin pie. you have your whipped cream topping, pie crust, canned pumpkin. you have your evaporated milk. really good. i know. >> sam: is there something i was supposed to say now? >> lori: yes. >> sam: this isn't just for thanksgiving, right? >> lori: it is not. you can buy wal-mart's thanksgiving meal basket of items from now through december 24th which means it can also be

your christmas dinner or any holiday party you have got planned. wal-mart is calling this their inflation-free thanksgiving meal. it's priced lower than last year to help consumers save without compromising on quality. and one more time, sam. under $55 feeds eight people. that is amazing. >> sam: crazy. >> lori: less than $7 a person. >> sam: i can't even believe we got it down to that. lori, thank you so much. i was doing to do opposite fingers but i'm the only one eating it. never mind. >> lori: can we get sam a spoon, please? >> sam: thank you, lori. this is really helpful for a lot of people, including me. we'll be right back. >> ginger: gma meals on a budget is sponsored by wal-mart. get the gift that

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