vote comes after a scathing report accusing the sheriff of abuse of power and an inappropriate relationship. the sheriff denies those allegations. >> number six vice president harris in the bay area this morning. her plane landed at sfo last night from hawaii. the reason for her visit is not clear. >> number seven, the movie trailer. we cannot stop talking about. this morning, our parent company, disney, released this teaser for the live action remake of lilo and stitch. it hits theaters may 23rd. >> i'm ready. yeah, i love it. >> i love the hitting of the sand with his big smile. >> i think he looks really cute too. they did a good job transforming it into like, 3d animation. yeah. shout out to chris. i hope >> good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, a travel warning as the thanksgiving rush hits its peak. the busiest day in the skies. the faa warning air traffic control staffing shortages can slow traffic.

plus, overnight in boston, two pilots taken to the hospital. more trouble on the ground as planes clipped wings. this as ginger tracks how the weather could complicate your holiday plans. >> trump's tariff threat. the president-elect blasting mexico and canada for their handling of the border, while also warning he will raise tariffs on china over drugs. what it could mean for your bottom line. >> an emotional day in court for the menendez brothers. both their mother and father's older sisters pleading with the judge to set them free. what comes next in their case. >> liam payne's final moments. the new pictures obtained by tmc showing the one direction singer being carried by hotel employees shortly before his fatal fall. >> warning, what you could be really getting if you buy drugs used for weight loss online. our abc news investigation. >> and all the love on monday's sibling rivalry night. ♪ ♪

the harbaugh brothers' bowl, starring lamar jackson. fans loving the ravens qb. plus, the couple stunned in the stands before the game even started. >> one, two, three. it's a boy! ♪ ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> good morning, america. you got a kick out of that. [laughter] it's a big moment for those parents. they'll never forget it. it's now on tv. hopefully they set their dvr for that. wait until you see how it all happened, and to add a cherry on top, the ravens got the win. >> also ahead, counting down to black friday with a look at travel deals, with strategies to save. we'll tell you where you can find some of the best deals right now and the best time to book. the points guy is here with that. >> first, the travel rush.

the faa warning of delays as millions take to the skies to get to their holiday destinations. more than 50,000 flights will take off today. the most of the holiday week. here's a look at the planes right now. we have team coverage. we start with gio benitez on the tarmac at laguardia airport. good morning, gio. >> hey, george. good morning. this is one of those 50,000 flights taking off today. this plane is just packed, heading off to chicago. american airlines is actually flying more than 8 million people over this holiday period and that's just american airlines. they say so far it's going pretty smoothly but there are things to watch out for. overnight at boston logan international airport, a tug vehicle struck an airplane and two pilots were taken to the hospital. just hours earlier at the same airport, an american airlines plane clipped the wings of a frontier jet while that plane was parked at the gate >> it sounded like something fell from below.

>> thankfully no injuries were reported, an investigation now underway. with the most planes in the sky today, this morning a warning about staffing shortages in air traffic control. travelers already experiencing delays. >> i've been here all day. it's been quite frustrating. >> the faa saying it may have to slow air traffic in the northeast because of the shortage of air traffic controllers. >> there's been a lot of issues with the air traffic control up in newark, so i'm hoping i get to make it home soon. >> this as more than 50,000 flights take to the air today, the most this thanksgiving travel period. a crush of travelers packing airports from atlanta's hartsfield-jackson to chicago's o'hare. in san francisco, some flyers experiencing delays because of weather with more wind and rain in the forecast. >> it's not only the reduced

visibility that comes from the rain, it's also the fact that the wind is blowing in a different direction than they normally do. >> despite some of those delays, american airlines tells me that 90% of their flights arrived on time yesterday. that's good news there. but listen, tomorrow will also be very busy, so if you're flying, try to get out as early as you can. >> gio, thank you so much for that. the roads are expected to be packed with holiday travelers. our stephanie ramos is at the george washington bridge in fort lee, new jersey, for us. good morning, stephanie. >> michael, good morning. the thanksgiving travel rush is here, and it's shaping up to be one of the busiest on record. take a live look. traffic is building up as millions hit the road. aaa project 71.7 million americans will travel by car over thanksgiving. that's 1.3 million more than last year, and even higher than pre-pandemic numbers in 2019. on the west coast, san francisco drivers will see the most traffic tonight while los angeles commuters should brace for heavy congestion

tomorrow evening. for lighter traffic, leads on thanksgiving morning and head home early sunday morning. let's talk gas prices. they are dropping. aaa says the national average could fall below $3 per gallon for the first time since 2021. that's a big drop from last year's average at $3.26. and if you are near a sheetz gas station, they are offering thanksgiving treat, $0.40 off per gallon of unleaded 88. wherever you are, plan ahead and stay safe. >> we know rain and snow moving across the country could impact holiday travel. ginger, you got the forecast for us? >> the rain in the northeast, i usually wouldn't even show you because it's kind of a nuisance, but i've been flying a lot lately and that air traffic control issue is going to be compounded even with a drop of rain. i can tell you, newark, laguardia, jfk. we are going to see the airports, especially washington, d.c., or new york or philadelphia, early in the day,

some issues with rain and it'll go through the day. then a second storm, this one more potent. that's where we see feet of snow in the sierra nevada, through the rockies. as you drive on wednesday it's looking pretty good across much of the nation except i-70. a little rain back into denver with the snow still flying, then thursday itself, heavy rain for the mid-atlantic. washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york city. in boston, snow away from the coast in the poconos and the catskills. you see the two forecasts for the philadelphia parade and the macy's thanksgiving day parade. we have to be thankful we got rain because of the drought. but it's going to be rainy and cool on thanksgiving. >> as long as we have raincoats and umbrellas. thank you. we are going to turn now to the latest on president-elect trump. he's blasting mexico and canada over their handling of the border and promised to punish them with high tariffs on day one of his administration. is also putting tariffs on china.

selina wang is at mar-a-lago with the latest. good morning, selina. >> good morning, michael. president-elect trump is threatening to impose tariffs on our top three trading partners. this would impact businesses and supply chains and dramatically increase the cost of everything from cars and clothes to oil. >> this morning, donald trump is warning america's neighbors, threatening to implement 25% across-the-board tariffs on mexico and canada on day one. if both countries, he says, don't crack down on their borders with the u.s. trump cites a new caravan coming from mexico with a group of hundreds of migrants mostly from south and central america leaving mexico last week. this ecuadorian migrant says, "we want to be on the other side before the new president of the united states takes office, as he seems quite harsh on immigrants." the president-elect blames mexico and canada, saying his tariffs will remain in effect until such time as drugs, in particular fentanyl, and all illegal aliens stop this

invasion of our country. mexico in particular is the largest trading partner, after trillion dollars in mexican goods like computers, cars, and electrical equipment. tariffs could greatly impact u.s. industries with some experts warning that americans could face higher prices on gas, cars, and food, just as inflation has been receding. mexican authorities have broken up past caravans with many more disbanding on their own, but trump's incoming border czar, tom homan, is now warning those migrants they will soon face harsher policies like family separation. >> it leaves the big national security vulnerabilities of this nation. >> he will meet with texas governor greg abbott as he prepares for his sweeping crackdown. if enacted, these tariffs could violate the terms of the trade agreement between the u.s., mexico, and canada, which trump signed into law during his first term. trump also accused china of

sending drugs pouring into our country, threatening an additional 10% tariff on all chinese products, too. tariffs are a favorite tool of trump's. >> to me, the most beautiful way word in the dictionary is "tariff." it's my favorite word. >> drug responses from trade partners, the chinese embassy saying economic and trade cooperation is essentially mutually beneficial. no one will win in a trade war or a tariff and canada responding saying they will continue to discuss these issues with the incoming administration. >> trump used tariffs as a negotiating tactic during his first term, so he's reusing that playbook again. but if he actually follows through on his campaign vow for higher tariffs, some economists estimate it could cost the average u.s. household $2,600 a year. >> could really drive inflation. selina, thanks very much. this comes as special counsel jack smith has moved to dismiss all charges against

president-elect trump because justice department policy prohibits prosecuting sitting presidents. senior national correspondent terry moran has the story. >> good morning, george. special counsel jack smith is abandoning his prosecution of donald trump for his actions on and before january 6th to overturn the 2020 presidential election and for bringing classified documents home with him from the white house. "the government's position on the merits of the defendant's prosecution has not changed," smith told the judge yesterday, "but the circumstances have." he acknowledged that long-standing policy prohibits sitting presidents from being prosecuted, so the case must be drop. the investigation lasted two years, cost nearly $35 million. in the january 6th case, the indictment accused trump of conspiring to defraud the united states and conspiracy against the right to vote and have one vote counted. in vivid detail in that case he laid out the evidence of the violence that went down on

january 6th and trump's alleged indifference to the threats against vice president mike pence. smith indicted trump on 40 felony counts, charging him with allegedly possessing some of the nation's most sensitive secrets and obstructing justice by refusing to comply with a subpoena to return them. and throughout his investigation, smith declared that even a former president is not above the law. that was his mantra. but these unprecedented prosecutions of a former president raised novel legal questions that courts all the way up to the supreme court had to rule on, and trump's lawyers successfully delayed the proceedings, running out the clock until the election. smith made it clear in his papers that he still believes in this case. he said this decision "does not turn on the gravity of the crimes charged, the strength of the government's proof, or the merits of the prosecution which the government stands fully behind." >> he kept the indictments going of the people who work with former president trump allegedly on the classified documents case. meantime, the trump team has an internal investigation against

one of its own top lawyers, boris epstein. >> yeah, this is surprising, george. sources say president-elect trump has launched his own internal investigation into one of his legal advisors, boris epstein, after epstein allegedly asked for money to secure cabinet positions. sources also say the investigation found "concerning behavior." epstein denies these allegations, george. >> terry, thanks very much. robin? >> now to an emotional day in court in the menendez brothers case. family members testified on their behalf as they fight to be released from prison after more than 30 years. our chief national correspondent matt gutman is in los angeles with more for us. good morning to you, matt. >> hey, good morning, robin. you know, this hearing is was expected to be mostly housekeeping but there was so much more including a media frenzy outside, a lottery to get in, and the gut punch of a statement read by kitty menendez's sister. she said on any given night the boys could have been sexually assaulted and that

their mother, kitty, knew it. this morning the emotional punch during the menendez brothers' first court hearing together since the mid-'90s. 35 years after murdering their parents, jose and kitty menendez, in their beverly hills mansion, kitty's 93-year-old sister telling the judge that no child should have to live day by day knowing that at night their dad would come and rape them. "it's unconscionable." the brothers also watching via videoconference as jose's sister, battling cancer, told the judge 35 years is a long time. they have rehabilitated and have done lots of good things. outside the courthouse, and international media frenzy. >> everybody stop right here. >> dozens of people entering a lottery to win one of the 16 seats in court designated for the public. >> the last four numbers of 6932. >> after court, their attorney, mark gary ghose, introducing the

histories. >> both made impassioned pleas with the judge to send the brothers home. >> they should never have been in such a situation as this. presented themselves. what can a kid do when his father's... i can't stand it. >> 35 years is a long time. >> and the brothers learning it would be longer yet. the judge ruled to reschedule the upcoming sentencing hearing which was supposed to happen on december 11th. it is now at the end of january. >> and while that judge postponed that hearing, which could delay the sentencing process for months, there was a bright spot for the brothers. a judge agreed to use a california law as the basis of proceedings to give the judge significantly way in resentencing offenders. they told me basically the resentencing train has left the station.

michael? >> matt, thank you so much for that. we turn now to the mystery at macy's. the department store chain says an employee hid more than $100 million in expenses. chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis is here with more. good morning, rebecca. >> good morning to you, michael. this is a stunning headline as we dive into chief holiday shopping season. macy's says this employee intentionally hid up to $154 million in delivery expenses over the last three years. somehow this employee manage to go unnoticed, and what's also strange is that macy's says it doesn't believe the employee actually took any of the money. so, to put this amount into context, it's just a fraction of the total $4.4 billion in delivery expenses macy's incurred over that time period, but it is more than their net profit last year and a significant enough amount to force the company to report earnings later. they were supposed to happen

today. macy's says the employee is no longer with the company, it's completing an independent investigation into what happened, but it does come at a time when macy's, which is usually a bellwether of holiday shopping, has been struggling, especially in online shopping sales. they've been under a lot of pressure to control costs. sales have slumped over the last decade. we'll find out more on december 11th when the company does its full earnings report. don't expect it to impact the in-store sales. >> good to know. rebecca, thank you as always. now we turn to the brother bowl living up to the hype. >> i love this. i watched every minute of it. it was a great game. brothers john and jim harbaugh sharing a bedroom for 16 years, and last night they shared the field for "monday night football." big bro john and his baltimore ravens playing little brother jim's l.a. chargers. let's just say big brother john is still able to tell little bro settle down. ravens quarterback lamar jackson came through for his coach. he didn't let the l.a. crowd

faze him, completing 16 of 20 passes, 177 yards and three tds. the final score, 30-23 with baltimore taking on the win and, more importantly, bragging rights for big brother john. this was the third harbaugh bowl, and if we are keeping score -- and we are -- john has won all three. but i want to remind everybody, after jim's michigan wolverines won the national championships last year, he said he felt like he was finally invited to sit at the big person table, referring to his dad's national championship at western kentucky and his brother winning a super bowl. all i can say is that should be a fun thanksgiving! >> he has the chargers relevant now. playing really well. so he should still be proud. there's more to come. and another big moment in "monday night football." we have that coming up in our play of the day. how's that for a tease? >> thank you, lara. coming up, online sellers with cheaper versions of weight loss drugs.

what we discovered about it. >> and liam payne's final hours, and new questions. >> new abuse allegations against sean "diddy" combs as the judge decides if he should be released from jail on bail. first let's go back to ginger. >> and stay with us. i have a lot of cold to talk about, but your local news and weather in 30 seconds.

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delaware state flower. they will now head to an agricultural center to live out their remaining days. peach and blossom, love that. we have a lot more ahead including black friday, travel edition. the deals you can get right now for your next vacation. that's all coming up. we will switch gears now to the new images of liam payne shortly before he fell off a balcony to his death. erielle reshef is here with the story. good morning, erielle. >> good morning to you guys. so many are still processing this immense loss. payne's death in argentina sent shockwaves all over the world. now those images are helping piece together his tragic final moments and raising new questions about what happened. >> this morning new pictures shedding light on liam payne's final moments. tmz obtaining these images from a surveillance camera reportedly showing hotel employees carrying payne, whose face is blurred, through the lobby of his hotel before bring him into his room. according to the tmc report, it

shows him surrounded by workers in the hallway near his room before he went inside for the last time. the 31-year-old tragically fell to his death from his third-floor balcony last month. in relation to his death, a hotel employee and an alleged drug dealer have been charged with allegedly supplying him with drugs, and a friend of payne's has been charged with allegedly abandoning him. a toxicology report showing payne had alcohol, cocaine, and a prescription antidepressant in his system. law enforcement and hotel officials have not responded to abc news' requests for comment on those images. over the weekend, former bandmate zayn malik began his concert with a tribute to payne. he is deeply missed. >> the more we learn, the more disturbing it becomes. >> absolutely, more questions raised. >> thank you, erielle. we turn now to allegations against sean "diddy" combs as he is expected to be released on bail. aaron katersky is here with the latest on that. >> good morning to you, george. a judge's decision whether to release combs on bail could come

at any time. prosecutors trying to convince the judge that letting combs out even on strict conditions may not lessen the harm they think he could do. >> this morning, with a federal judge weighing whether to grant sean combs bail, prosecutors warning diddy is a danger, accusing him of a decade-long pattern of violence. some of them say it's on this video showing combs attacking his then-girlfriend cassie in a hotel hallway. they argued the video depicts the toxic end of a loving relationship. now for the first time prosecutors in a letter to the judge claimed former staff members have described the defendant threatening to kill them, throwing objects at them, and being struck, punched, and shoved by the defendant and seeing him do the same to others. combs has pleaded not guilty to criminal charges, and while they did not address the new accusations directly, they asked the judge not to consider them. "if what the government is afraid of is that combs is going to be violent toward someone, there is zero chance of that happening."

♪ ♪ his lawyers have argued combs should be released on a $50 million bond, home confinement in a three-bedroom apartment on manhattan's upper east side. they say it would be far more restrictive than jail, with around-the-clock private security, limits on phone calls, and a prohibition on most visitors. prosecutors say combs cannot be trusted to follow the rules. the judge said he would decide this week whether to release combs on bail, and at a hearing at the end of last week he did seem more open to the possibility than three other judges who have decided combs belongs behind bars. >> we'll have to see what happens. thank you. now to more on the warning of airport parking car thefts skyrocketing at some busy airports from dallas to atlanta where the problem is now so big police have set up a special task force. trevor ault has those details for us. good morning, trevor. >> as if there wasn't enough stress traveling for the holidays, millions of people

packing the airports and now officials all over the country are warning about this trend. organized thieves off with hundreds of vehicles in parking lots and garages. this morning a nationwide alert for the holiday travel season, thieves targeting cars at airport garages. in dallas officials say a cuban auto theft group has been targeting dfw airport making off with 52 cars worth more than $5 million. they say they're using technology that reprograms key fobs, allowing the thieves to retitle cars illegally and drive them across the mexican border to resale. and in atlanta -- >> it was gut-wrenching and heartbreaking. >> jennifer powell said she was shocked to return from vacation and find her car was gone. >> i was clicking the button and looking around trying to make the alarm go off, and nothing. at that point we realized the car was stolen. >> authorities there at hartsfield-jackson airport say there's been more than 300 thefts so far this year, triple what they saw last year.

they're now trying to buckle down ahead of the holiday rush. >> testing out anti-tailgating technology, increased patrols, fencing around our lots. we had cameras, purchased two motorcycles. >> authorities have said thieves often target luxury cars and these aren't crimes of opportunity, they're usually very well thought out. but you still don't want to make it easy for them. you want to lock your doors and don't keep any valuables inside. >> whatever you can do. trevor, thanks. coming up, black friday travel edition including a trip to hawaii for less than $300. becky worley and brian kelly, the points guy. they are next. ♪ ♪ nts guy, they are next.

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your team found great deals and i hear maybe spring break in hawaii? >> we are seeing under $300 to kauai, one of the most beautiful you can get, the north side of the island. it's magical. hiking. definitely hawaii. also, if you haven't done asia, they came out with under $700 round trip fares to asia this spring. so that's about half off what we are normally seeing. you can fly to hong kong, spend a couple of days with the food and culture, then go to bali or the philippines all for $700. >> but you say don't do it too far in advance. >> they take advantage of nervous nellies. generally these fare sales are only good for the next couple months, but i'm the points guy, so using your frequent flyer miles, most will open up at 11 months in advance. frequent flyer mile tickets. these are the nicest airlines in

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two pilots were taken to the hospital. this, as ginger tracks where the weather can wreak havoc on your holiday plans. >> what you could be getting if you buy drugs used for weight loss online. our abc news investigation, as president biden seeks medicare and medicaid coverage for weight loss drugs. >> selma blair's health update. how the actress is feeling after changes to her treatment. >> just two days until thanksgiving. this morning we are celebrating the longest table, where everybody has a seat, bringing communities together through food. ♪ ♪ >> and after this stunner, >> dancing in the finale are all of you! >> it all comes down to tonight's "dancing with the stars" finale. we have a panel of experts for our mirror ball final call. tony dovolani and allison holker. and celebrity winner

jordan fisher are here. and they are saying -- >> good morning, america! ♪ ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is "gma." >> good morning, america. it all comes down to tonight. the "dancing with the stars" finale. >> and lara's with our incredible team of all-star analysts! hey there, lara. >> how professional does this look? it's unbelievable. i'm here with dancing veterans who know what it's like to be in the finals. we have pro dancers tony dovolani, allison holker also with us, and the winner from season 25, jordan fisher. they will take over our mirror ball final call desk to tell us what we can expect at tonight's finale. >> we will look at the top stories breaking today, starting with the thanksgiving travel rush. the faa already warning of delays as millions are set to take to the skies to get to their holiday destinations. gio benitez on the tarmac of laguardia airport. good morning, gio. >> hey, george. good morning. yeah, the rush is here.

you can see here it's a little bit rainy right now and that is really the wild card what we have to watch for, the weather. we have been looking at the planes taking off today. this is one of them, heading off to chicago. it is completely packed. but there are some issues we want to talk about here. overnight at boston logan airport, a tug vehicle pulling and empty jetblue plane struck a cape airplane and two pilots were taken to the hospital. obviously there were delays there. just hours earlier at the same airport, an american airlines plane clipped the wings of a frontier jet while that plane was parked at the gate. thankfully no injuries were reported there. we also have a warning about staffing shortages in air traffic control. the faa saying it may have to slow air traffic in the northeast. because of that shortage of controllers, the weather also causing significant delays in some parts of the country. so watch for that. let's turn to the roads because more than 71 million people will be driving to their destinations. that's 1.3 million more than last year.

the most congestion on the road will be this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon, so try to get out as early as possible. but i really want to remind you, thanksgiving day is a great day to travel if you can. airports are going to be clear, roads are going to be clear, so it would be very easy if you want to do that, robin. >> gio, i've got to ask you this, how cool is it to be out on the tarmac like that? >> i mean, especially dressed like this, don't you think? >> i can see people looking out the window going, is that gio benitez working at the airport? [laughter] >> and why isn't he putting the bags on the plane? let's go! >> rain and snow moving across the country could also impact holiday travel. let's go back to ginger tracking it all for us. good morning again. >> gio mentioned that rain falling, it's kind of a nuisance rain, but compound that with 50,000 flights going today and you're going to have issues. from washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york, this morning through early afternoon,

even evening you'll be dealing with it before everything clears out with this first storm. storm number two is dropping considerable feet of snow in the rockies and the sierra nevada, going to make it tough to travel on i-70, say, wednesday through parts of colorado. new mexico, taos would have mixed precipitation into snow. then it wraps up and start heavy rains for thursday itself, thanksgiving day from washington, d.c., delaware, maryland, eastern pennsylvania and new jersey and new york up to boston. it's a super soaker. unfortunately we're going to have both parades in new york and philadelphia with a considerable amount of rain and northeast wind, so it's going to be a little rough, michael. >> you said it, ginger. the oldest thanksgiving parade in the country. and that is in philadelphia where maggie kent from our abc station in philadelphia is joining us. good morning, maggie. >> good morning, michael. welcome to the city of brotherly

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>> to get an idea of what's on the market, abc news enlisted a lab to test some weight loss drugs we purchased online. we found several websites offering medications. we bought semaglutide and tirzepatide from three different sites, purchasing 11 samples in total. none of them asked us to show our prescription or speak to a medical professional. the orders went throug in minutes. of the 11 samples, six have between 90-110% of the listed active ingredient, a range the lab says is accepted as an industry standard. one sample didn't have any of the active ingredient listed on the label, and one site's medication was extremely inconsistent. two of the vials had more than 2.5 times the listed potency, which could lead to overdose symptoms like fainting, nausea, and pancreatitis. we shared the results with all three companies. one declined to comment. the other two haven't responded. online sellers are the types of

businesses legitimate compounders say they're most worried about. >> the entities that worry me are entities we may refer to as pharmacies, but they're not pharmacies at all. >> having those people out there doing that, what does it mean for legitimate compounding pharmacies? >> it is a problem. i mean, the bogus actors are a scourge, and trying to differentiate between a legitimate state-licensed pharmacy and these bogus actors is something that we are spending a lot of time doing. >> if you're using a compounding pharmacy, there are things you can do to make sure it is legit, like checking with your state's board of pharmacies, a quick trip online to make sure it is licensed. if you don't have to show a prescription, it's probably not legit. you can watch "shot in the dark" this week on abc news live or later today on hulu. >> great information. >> thank you, eva. it's time now for our series, "big thanks." with just two days until thanksgiving, we are celebrating strangers coming together to

build connections. rebecca jarvis has that story. >> remember back in the day you would be baking and you could call your neighbor for some flour or sugar if you're out? the world has changed, but this is meant to bring neighbors back together and help recreate those genuine bonds. >> community is the thing that, throughout my life, has helped me every step of the way. >> it doesn't feel like effort. to me, for the very first time, that is what makes all this so wonderful. >> it's known as the longest table, a free community event bringing people together for great food and human connection. at the center, a long table filled with potluck-style goodies. it all started during covid as a way to foster community connections, something we all needed. >> in that first year, 500 people showed up, and we were really intentional. we went to as many different parts of the community to make sure everybody felt like they could come, and it was on an open street. >> the first longest table came together in september 2022, spanning an entire car-free block in new york city.

now it's a yearly happening. >> community, it's like they say, it takes a village, and your community is your village. >> and the idea has spread far and wide. doris youngblood created a longest table in oklahoma city in october. >> we've had people from very diverse backgrounds, and gosh, it was across generations. we had a 90-year-old and an 8-year-old, and people were engaged in sharing their food, talking to each other. and just having a great time. >> people breaking bread and satisfying the hunger for human togetherness. >> i think this desire to be connected in real life is really a human need, and it's just been unlocked. ♪ ♪ >> and we love to see it. very cool. it also reminded me of block parties that we used to do, and my favorite book as a kid, "stone soup." i really hope it catches on and

in more places. >> it's a great idea. >> thank you, rebecca. pop news time. >> thank you, george. good morning, everybody. we begin with selma blair. we have a great story on her. after walking the red carpet at the "elle" women in hollywood event, she told "variety" that, after treatments for multiple sclerosis, she has started to feel much better, that she's back at work and she never thought she would get to feel this way again. blair was also on hand recently at the 2024 media access awards presenting michael j. fox with the norman lear geri jewell lifetime achievement award, calling him a great human being who helped her find the determination and strength to carry on. and, guys, she says stay tuned, she has big exciting announcements coming up. so happy to report that. we just adore you. in movie news this morning, if christopher nolan is on the phone, you take that call. that's what we've heard time and again from a-list actors, and

it's proving to be true once again, nolan assembling an all-star cast for his next film that includes matt damon, tom holland, anne hathaway, zendaya, lupita nyong'o, robert pattinson, and more. now this morning charlize theron has confirmed she's joining this cast. it is a nolan project which is still completely top-secret. details about the movie's plot are being kept under wraps. "variety" is reporting production will start in early 2025, and they've noted that universal has set a theatrical release date for this film, including imax theaters, for july 2026. the last film christopher nolan made was "oppenheimer," as you might remember. it swept the oscars. so you can understand. >> he came here couple weeks ago and said -- >> he said he didn't even know it is part was that he took the job. something to look forward to from christopher nolan. so excited to see charlize theron back in action. and then finally, a party game i can get behind. this man knows his audience,

making this pup-friendly pinata filled with tennis balls. he made it for his beloved golden named oscar for his birthday. needless to say, everybody had a ball at this party. that's pop news, guys. >> thanks, lara. let's get to ginger. >> thank you so much. i know this week is so much about gratitude for so many of us but also helping others. i want all of us not to forget about our friends impacted so much by helene. our station took this video, and this is not super old video. i was there last week in asheville. there is still so much debris and there are still people who do not have a home, living in rvs, some people in tents. unfortunately by next week we'll get critical temperatures, the coldest of the season. you see colder than normal all the way from boston and new york to chicago and south and north carolina.

keep an eye on all of that. warmer tha >> it is time now for deals and steals, from stocking stuffers to holiday packages. tory is here to help make your gift giving more affordable. all items she is using this morning are under $20. >> yes, and we've got some really, really good ones! starting with a "gma" favorite, geometry. we've got their brand-new holiday patterns. look at how bright and festive and fun.

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there too. yep. it's got everything that's built right in and robin, we have even more deals coming up the next batch. i don't want to say it's even better, but it's just as good, even more under $20. >> that makes it even better. >> all under 20 bucks. all right. >> coming up, who was going to win the mirrorball trophy? we got the experts o tell us, and they're going to share that with us when we come back. thank you. tory. as always, i love this. >> tomorrow morning on gma are you ready for some dancing in the morning? it's the epic gma morning after dance party event. >> here we come gma we're jumping on to the gma express. one minute we're dancing in the finale. the next minute we're jetting to gma. >> and all the final dancers will be here live. >> it will be the biggest and best morning dance party ever. must be fun. >> tomorrow morning only on good morning america. >> see you in new york. >> it's time to come together because we're counting down to thanksgiving. gma saving you money. helping you cook up your best thanksgiving. plus stories

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>> the perfect vacation is t a plane ride away and i'm headed to maui before i get on my flight. i like a little caffeine kick or even a light bite. it's the perfect way to kick off your vacation. visiting the beaches on maui is, of course, a must, but if you want to dig deeper into the history and culture on the island, the fairmont killarney has a traditional hawaiian outrigger canoe where you can learn ancient techniques and traditions. >> yala, a kalahi outrigger canoe, is such a unique experience. >> what do you love about it? >> you know what the. the canoe. outrigger. it came from a long time ago. so, like in the 1700s. >> what do you love sharing with people? >> it's once in a lifetime experience because a lot of people, when they come here, they don't know what is an outrigger until we take them out on the ocean. >> does it ever get old for you? >> it never gets old. you don't

know what you're going to see when you get out there. >> look at the accuweather forecast outside the exploratorium camera. >> we've got raindrops on the lens as a light shower just moved through the city, so live doppler seven. it's not a lot of rain out there, just some isolated showers working through the city on their way to the peninsula. so sfo getting wet right now. it is a level one this morning for scattered showers, mainly before lunchtime after 12 p.m. the showers are pretty much done, so this is not an all day event. after today, get ready for sunshine. finally back tomorrow. a dry pattern begins and looking lovely for thanksgiving on thursday. >> reggie aqui drew. thank you! we'll have another abc7 news update in about 30 min. you can always catch us on our r news app and abc news.com. the news continues right now >> announcer: welcome back to "gma," live from times square. >> it's time now for the mirror ball final call. [air horn] [cheers and applause]

let's get the party started! with just under 12 hours to go before the "dancing with the stars" finale, we have three experts here to break it all down for us. season 15 winner, pro tony dovolani. >> thank you guys. >> season 20 finalist pro dancer, allison holker. and jordan fisher, winner of season 25! thank you for being here. this is a party before we even came out here. tony, i'll start with you. you've spent 21 seasons on the show, which is amazing. what are the judges looking for? >> well, listen -- first of all, being there for 21 seasons, life is better when you dance. that's the most important part. anybody should learn from this. the most important part for the judges to see is that you're really giving it everything you've got. this is your last chance to impress the judges. this is your last chance to really get the audience behind

you. you know, this is when people misstep sometimes, because if they put so much into it where they stress and they don't show as much fun, this is where they fail. so it is important they have just as much fun as the first time. >> jordan, the freestyles. we know stephen is bringing in his olympic teammates to help him out. chandler has something special, as well. >> she sure does. >> you've been in their shoes. >> yeah, it is such a journey. it is so hard to get through the entirety of the song and dance that is "dancing with the stars." to go from week one to the finale i think is a feat of its own. on a night like tonight, regardless of all the dances and the culmination of getting to this point, it has to be about celebrating how difficult it is to do it and how awesome it is that we finally get to. what we get to see tonight with

some of these freestyles, bringing in some friends maybe, it is a special, special night ahead. i'm very excited. >> it's going to be so great. >> it's going to be incredible. five freestyles! >> does it change it a little bit that there are five finalists? >> it does. when it's three you are taking one out of the three, but when it's five you have to pay attention the entire time. you have to stand out. it's not like you're competing against two people. when it's five it is different. >> these are five couples that can win. >> we were just talking about that, actually, that any of them could have won in any other season. >> you put it best. you all make it look easy. it is so much work. everybody i know who has done it, they say it's one of the hardest things they've ever done. you spent four seasons on the show. is this the most competitive season we have seen so far? >> i would say hands-down the most competitive season. any of these couples can win.

the fact that there's five in the finale is wild. all of them, amazing partnerships, amazing dancing, amazing technique, amazing skill. but they're all so fun to watch this season. there are so many relationships that you just feel like, i want to watch you guys as friends hanging out at home after the ballroom. so i just think it's been a really wonderful season that has captivated the audience, and they are out here voting this season, as well. the pros came out and really showed -- >> the pros deserve a lot of credit. they brought it back to the original formula. now you can tell the difference between one dance and the other. there was a time where every dance kind of meshed together, but it's gone back to the original formula and len would be very proud. >> he would be. you were in the final three times. you've won it all. what is your winning secret sauce? >> the winning secret sauce is literally don't hold anything back. the most important thing is you've got to have all the ingredients. not only do you have to have the choreography well, you have to

look good, you have to be very expressive, and the most important part, connect with the audience. let the audience see that you gave it everything you've got. let them see your vulnerable side. let them see your aggressive side. let them see everything. that way the audience knows that is the right winner. >> you guys said it, you have five couples dancing tonight. all five could potentially win. i'll put you on the spot. let's do it! >> come on! >> jordan, i'll start with you. who do you think is going to win the mirror ball trophy tonight? >> listen, let me make sure. [clears throat] so, as we've discussed, this is an incredible season in the sense that, if this were any other season, genuinely, we could see any of these five take it. this is about journey, this is about growth, this is about maintaining. >> you are stalling! [laughter] >> we are about to run out of time if you don't make a pick!

>> no! >> my boy, brandon, and my girl, chandler. they came out with a bang and they have managed to top themselves weekly and make it all the way to the finals. they have an all-black freestyle tonight that i am so excited about. again, this is so much love to all of the other pros. you know i love you all so much, all the other contestants. it could be anybody! >> that's a good pick. for me, it's an easy -- i just love this partnership so much because of the personality and the friendship they have, and i love how unique their characters are for the show. so for me it is an easy ilona and alan. i just think the whole season they have shown us something single week. unique and different every single week.

they have such vivacious personalities. they look like they are best friends, i want to get to know them. and they have so much humor. it livens up the show so much. >> tony, bring us home. >> i've got to tell you, and i'm very impressed. i'm very impressed. i love what they brought to the show, but for me, the heart of the entire season, it's truly what "dancing with the stars" stands for. >> oh! >> 2 out of 3. >> she's the heart of this show. i travel all over the country. that is what inspires people to dance. that is what gets people into our doors, and that's why i'm going to vote for you. >> we are going to see some great dances tonight. hopefully the nerves don't get to them. every time you are here with us, we need that. thank you all for being here. we appreciate your expert opinion. now we are going to our expert, lara. what you got? >> michael, thank you so much. tomorrow our friends at walmart are helping us supersize the "dancing with the stars" after party celebration here on "gma." you don't want to miss it. "dancing with the stars" the big finale airs tonight, 8:00 p.m.

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>> it has been 60 years since "mary poppins" first floated into our lives, and an abc news two-night event celebrates the disney classic which almost never got made. it's part of a special called "the untold story of mary poppins." >> i love that. >> chris connelly has a preview. >> in every job that must be done, there is an element of fun. and snap. >> just like that, "mary poppins" has turned 60. but this practically perfect nanny wears it well. >> mary poppins, you look beautiful! >> do you really think so? >> you say "mary poppins" to anyone, they know what it is. >> anything's possible, even the impossible. >> for a while, making "mary poppins" seemed like an impossibility for walt disney, pursuing the film rights from the protective author, p.l. travers. for almost three decades. >> years and years. >> she did not like movies or cartoons or walt disney. >> the special chronicles the turbulent flight from children's

book to silver screen. >> there were hours of recorded conversations, much of which has never been heard until now. >> you're being literal. this is a poetic license we are taking. >> the film's living legends spilling secrets. >> it is a robin on your head. >> there was a wire that went up my shoulder and down my back. i hid a lot of the wires by stroking him with my other hand. >> it is the untold story behind the magic. >> that was such a thrill when i finally saw it cut together with the penguins. >> music. >> every time they say go down, the interval jumps up. "the medicine go down, the medicine go down." >> and the man who made "mary poppins" possible. >> this is a little robin we had in "mary poppins." >> it's one of the ultimate family films that parents can show their kids with great safety. >> and it's just as popular as

it's ever been. >> chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> what a terrific behind-the-scenes look right there. you can see "the untold story of mary poppins" on a special edition of "20/20" tomorrow night. 9:00/8:00 central. and then on thanksgiving you can see "mary poppins" 8:00/7:00 central on abc. let's go to ginger. >> thanks, george. it's that time of year again. viewers can get exclusive early access to hulu's black friday deal. viewers can subscribe to hulu with ads for just $0.99 a month for one year. this year you can go even bigger. you can also get exclusive access to a disney+ and hulu bundle with ads for only $2.99 a month for 12 months. that would give you access to shows and movies including "only mu

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definitely slowed. it's definitely improving on the highway four corridor. all the way into san francisco under an hour you can see a push of rain, which we'll talk about in just a sack. actually, let's just throw it to drew. >> hey, sue, we got that one lone shower like you mentioned, it's crossing the peninsula, moving out of the city. so a closer view. it's getting wet at sfo, right now. wet on the san mateo bridge as well. so this morning it's a level one for scattered showers before noon. after 12, the showers are done, but it stays pretty cloudy all day. so morning showers right now. sunshine returns tomorrow and that dry pattern continues for thanksgiving reggie looking forward to that. >> thank you drew. time now for live with kelly and mark. we see you again on the air at 11 ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, film star scarlett j