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the only amanda gorman.s leaning into oerss each as singular phenomena that are kind of meteors hitting the world. i can't wait to see the ways in which the globe shakes and lights up from different meteors who don't have my name but have everything else to show for it. >> what do you want for those coming behind you? >> i want young people to be able to dream and also accomplish things that i have not. i have so many young girls come up to me and say, "i want to be you when i grow up." like, oh, no, you want to be you when you grow up. we already have an amanda gorman. what we need is the next you, capital letters. >> four of the greatest athletes demanding justice. of the greatest vaccination clinics for five to 11-year-olds set to open. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. get ready for it all with an advanced network and managed services from comcast business. and get cybersecurity so

poet amanda gorman is here [ cheers and applause how cool is she. oh, my goodness.ot great stand-up in studio from nore davis, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause and later in the show, all new "tonight show hashtags." so stay tuned for that it's good. [ cheers and applause guys, as i said before, this week the u.n. general assembly is with leaders coming in from all over the world is happening. they're going to give speeches they're going to meet each other. but sometimes when you meet new people it can be hard to break the ice. which is why a lot of leaders come prepared with their very own 'getting to know you' icebreakers i'll show you what i mean. it's time for "tonight show icebreakers. [ cheers and applause ♪ tonight sho ice brakers ♪ >> jimmy: first up, we have british prime minister boris johnson. his icebreaker is, "which fork do you use to comb your hair?" [ laughter ] nice icebreaker. get's you into the conversation next up, we have latvian president egils levits his icebreaker is, "hi, my friends call my latvian wolf blitzer." [ laughter ] >> st

amanda gorman captivated the nation at president biden's inauguration.amanda gorman and legge have never seen her before. >> i love having tea when i write. i have to make sure that i take care of my voice. >> the young woman who captivated the world at president joe biden's inauguration seems to do it all. >> if only we were brave enough to see it, if only we are brave enough to be it. >> from standing crowds on the runway, to gracing the c magaz n at the super bowl. >> let us walk with these warriors, charge on with these champions, and carry forth the call of our captain. >> commander is pulling back the captain for our cameras, giving us exclusive access inside her life. we go behind the scenes at high-fashion's biggest night. and she takes us back to her early days as a young poet. >> my gosh! this was the first anthology i was ever published in. >> she talks about her sudden rise to fame. >> you are making poetry cool. you feel that is your purpose? >> it is everything. for me, poetry has always been cool, electric, wonderful. >> and she shares the

"amanda gorman: brave enough with robin roberts" which airs at 10:00 p.m. now we go to ginger. hey, ginger. >> reporter: hey there, michael. tropical rain and bands are fueling in here to laplace and beyond in southeastern louisiana. i told you it would be a long couple of days, let me show you the timing, the heaviest rain will be today and becomes more scattered. i take this all the way through friday to show you you could see scattered moisture >>> we turn to a "gma" world exclusive. oscar winning director steven spielberg is reimagining "west side story" for the big screen. this time starring ansel elgort. "west side story" hits theaters december 10th. here is your first look at the new trailer. ♪ tonight, tonight ♪ ♪ the world is full of light ♪ >> this is my first time in new york city. i want to be happy here. i want to make a life, a home. ♪ tonight, tonight ♪ >> are you ready? tonight is about family. the first gringo boy who smiles at you. >> i never seen you before. you're not puerto rican. >> is that okay? >> do you want to start world war iii?

alright, this morning we are hearing from amanda gorman about her sudden rise to fame.have to remember, her moving pelham during the biden inauguration. her conversation with robin is part of a primetime special about her impact and her future plans. >> 2036 is the year i plan to run for president. when i use poetry it's not to get you to believe in me or vote for me in the future. it's about getting you to believe in yourself as a member of this country we call home and if i can do that, that's the most extraordinary form of governing that there is. kumasi: yes, amanda. she is going to be sharing more of her story during the special edition of "2020," called amanda gorman, brave enough. it's at 10 p.m. airing tonight here on abc 7 and of course, abc 7 news 11:00 comes on after that. how remarkable. reggie: i know, and most of us hadn't even heard of her until this year and look at all that she has done so far. kumasi: did you see her at the met gala looking adorable? now she is like a spokesperson for estee lowder, magazine covers, about to be president. reggie: the th

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the young poet amanda gorman who said afterwards she might run for president one day.robin roberts with a special, one-on-one with amanda. >> where a skinny black girl descended from slaves and raised by a single mother can dream of becoming president. >> reporter: are you going to be brave enough in 2036? >> oh! absolutely. and for those who don't know, by the way, 2036 is the year that i plan to run for president. when i use poetry, it's not to get you to believe in me or vote for me in the future, it's about getting you to believe in yourself as a member of this country we call home. and if i can do that, that's the most extraordinary form of governing that there is. >> wow. robin's special with amanda tonight, 10:00 p.m. eastern, right here on abc. >>> when we come back tonight, we're getting closer to that historic launch. all civilians onboard, headed to space. and we'll go live in a moment. all-electric cadillac lyriq. it's a sunny day. nah, a stormy day. ♪ we see a close up of the grille ...an overhead shot. ♪ she drives hands free...along the coast. make it pa

kumasi: amanda gorman caught the eyes of americans and now she is talking about the impact that she has made since the analogy ration. reggie: it is wednesday, september 15. abc 7 mornings is live wherever you stream. kumasi: we will start with a check of the forecast. mike: a couple of things are different this morning. and i want to point them out to you. look at the cloud cover, yesterday it was clear. concord, 32. the sea breeze is back and that will take the sting out of the heatwave. if you are on elevated, highways and interstates you will be driving through thick fog. temperatures in the mid to upper 50's. 70 to near 80 for the bait, increasing sunshine. we will warm at 79. 86 at 4:00 and 50's and 70's at 4:00. a new timeframe for our chance of rain this weekend. reggie: governor newsom will stay in office. here is a look at the latest results. 65% voted to reject the recall. the governor says it is time to get back to work. amy hollyfield is live in san francisco city hall. amy: hello. he got a huge vote of competence from san francisco, 87% of the voters voted against the reca

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music and poetry, you know, the artform as we see someone, the enthusiasm behind someone like and amanda gorman. >> i think poetry is having a moment which is great. i think pop in some ways paved the way for it. makes us lyrically aware. if i can wrap i would but i'm a poet so i think about it as power. i don't think we have to pick one or the other. it is true especially if we think about antecedents and the people who helped bring hip-hop into being, someone like gil scott heron, these are poets who crossed over from poetry into music and into hip-hop in some ways and were inspirations so there is this long time in history but poetry is its own art so is hip-hop and that's important to remember that hip-hop has its own power, passion, connection to the past and you know, i wouldn't trade anything for those layered tracks which you get to hear and think while you dance. >> i think we will have to leave it there. hopefully maybe you'll come back and you will wrap for us, i don't know. >>. >> i think you both so much for being with us this afternoon. and i want you all to know that if you are i

now finally for the first time, the amanda gorman you don't know and how does amanda answer this?usive event wednesday night at 10:00, 9:00 central and stream on hulu. >> i am so looking forward to sitting down with that young woman, 23 years old. can you imagine all that has come her way in such a short amount of time. >> she grabbed it, didn't she? >> so graceful. >> intentional too. i'm going to speak with her later today and there's so much i want to talk to her about but i understand there have been many people who have reached out to her and wanting to work with her and wanting to pay her a lot of money. and she said, no. and so to be in that mindset at that age to go, no, no, no she, as i said, is very intentional. >> very special and intentional. >> talented. you'll talk to her later today and it is amanda gorman brave enough with robin roberts. special edition of "20/20" that airs wednesday at 10:00 p.m. that airs here on abc. >> we all are just brave enough. we think we have to be more. >> can be and -- we can be brave enough, just need to do it. >> yes, that's it. now w

she is joined by actor timothy cha chalamet, also tennis star naomi osaka and poet amanda gorman thison. the red carpet event starts at 5:30 eastern and all weekend just up the street over here you see all the hustle and bustle of this massive event >> just about an hour or two ago as we're coming in i could see all the tents are getting ready. so even the middle of the night they're preparing. >>> celebrating birthdays today the "riverdale" act rets leila reinhart turns 25. and singer and one direction alumniall horan is 28. "boy meets world" star ben savage -- oh, boy. 41 >> and then grammy award-winning singer songwriter fiona apple is 44 olympic medal sprinter michael johnson is 54. and signing womede >>> a new week, a new challenge in california where voters will decide whether to recall governor newsom and install a new leader. >>> today covid mandates will be enforced in many places plus one hospital that is turning so many maternity ward staffse members have resigned over vaccine mandates can but there is some good news as well. >>> sir richard engel is back in kabul weeks aft

and you had amanda gorman who had a re-imagining by vera wang with the statue of liberty.d naomi osaka who took the american fashion theme but really wanted to incorporate her haitian and japanese heritage. her sister co-designed that dress. so it was lovely to see the gen-zers and young people taking a risk. >> sweatpants and high tops, love that day. but the one i think the person who stole it for me, iman. the head dress. i think we have photos of this. it just was a moment. >> you don't want to step on that dress. >> you don't want to sit behind her at the movie theater. >> she was fabulous. sharon stone was there looking amazing. debbie harry came in a beautiful american flag. it was amazing. it felt like new york was back. >> can you explain kim kardashian's outfit? normally she likes to show off her curves. >> face at least. >> autumn, fall is here, tight season is back. [ laughter ] and black boots are back. i think her makeup probably took a lot less time to get ready with this amazing outfit. and there was a moment i think when she got on the carpet that people w

amanda gorman, stunning, stunning, and i loved how she had her clutch was really a book or was reallyaka and billie eilish, really the best in class of gen z. you want the top of the top in their respective fields and that's who they are. then you have this incredible cast of characters showing up from tiktokers and youtubers like emma chamberlain and addison rae to, i have to say the next generation, lourdes or kaia gerber without her mom, cindy crawford, when her mom had been a main stay at the met gala for many, many years and you see this next generation taking off. of course, we saw shawn mendes and camila cabello and olivia rodrigo we could list off and a great night for gen z. >> any takeaway for the real world trends that you saw? >> for the real world. >> i know. [ laughter ] >> this isn't the real world. >> any trends you saw repetitively last night? >> i mean, it felt like a return to sparkle and joy. i think we're all ready for glamour. you had kendall jenner in that sort of translucent givenchy and then all the way to simone biles who wore this incredible gown that was 80

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. >> we have invited amanda gorman, the wonderful young poet, billie eilish, amazingly talented singerhed out to her personally. >> yes. >> you zoomed. what was the that conversation like? >> i always invite them personally so we booked the zoom like the way we all lead our lives today and she was perfect, looking immaculate, the hair, the dress, everything, and i asked her if she would do the museum and myself such an honor by co-chairing the event and she said yes immediately, and what's been so lovely about these four young people is they're so excited to meet each other. >> reporter: the gala marks the opening of the metropolitan museum of art costume institute's newest exhibition. >> we decided to open the exhibition this year, 2021 and 2022 in two parts. it's called "in america" and it's really looking at american design and american fashion in a very in-depth way. both andrew bolton, the curator, and the museum and all of us here at "vogue" felt it was so important to do something during new york fashion week, so we could really encourage visibility for fashion for the museum, f

timothee chalamet, amanda gorman and naomi osaka.individualism. after having to cancel last year's event, the party is even smaller. no confirmation on who's attending yet. fashion fans have been glued to an instagram account called met gala 2021. it's suspected j.lo, kim kardashian and lady gaga will be there. >> oh. >> oh. >> you'll be there, right? >> i will be there on the red carpet. >> will you? >> i will. >> buried the lead on that. >> i'm going to be at the met gala. >> excellent. looking forward to that. >> to be clear, she's covering it. >> okay, shady. >> a little bit of shade thrown. >> all right, janai. thank you so much. >>> coming up here on "gma," the sights and sounds of the 9/11. america coming together again 20 years later. we're for those who love to discover. who know an open mind... is the only kind. who are their own personal stylist. who know where to escape, even just for a moment. who don't need a fortune to find a gem. and who know when you spend less, you can discover even more. and never, ever stop discov

we have amanda gorman. i hope we have iman.of the rage you see on the right is there disinclusion from the culture. from the fabulous culture. from the popular culture because their views are so out of line with where we are as a multiracial, multiculture country. they don't like it. they hate it and they are disincluded in it. do you think that -- does that read as accurate to you. that's part of the anger you see on the right. they are not getting invited to this. jivanka are not getting invited. >> i think this is ivanka's next step to try to get into the white house and clear her name a bit. i really do believe that. ivanka is not getting invited to the met gala. it's something i produced for 11 years. something i was so passionate and something i gave up and i miss. i have to tell you, it's all about culture. it's all about sport, musics, entertainment, bringing together the most fabulous, fashionable people that have something to say beyond politics where it's not about the other person. it's about our country and abou. i

this year's co chairs include amanda gorman. naomi osaka and billie eilish. awards was music's biggest with was full of music's biggest stars gives me and one of a kind performances. and of course, the awards. yeah fox's ashley devore king has all the highlights from last night's show. welcome to the 2021 mtv video music awards. the 2021 mtv video music awards returned to brooklyn's barclays center with the live in person audience and madonna kicking things off when i'm away from you. mission side, justin bieber returned to the vma stage for the first time in six years. olivia rodrigo made her vmas debut and host doja cat made her grand entrance trying along with this singer rapper. other performers included lil nas x and jack harlow, camilla cabello, busta rhymes with an awesome medley of hit food fighters received the first ever vmas global icon award. and alicia keys shared a touching tribute to new york city singing empire state of mind from liberty state park 20 years after the attacks of 9 11. yeah presenters included jennifer lopez, as well as cyndi la

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naomi osaka, who made a powerful statement about herjapanese and american heritage, and the poet amanda gormanmessage "equal rights for women". despite this being a very american occasion, brits are always well represented, from its organiser anna wintour through to the younger generation, like model brooklyn beckham. but perhaps the night's most enigmatic outfit belonged to who else? kim kardashian. lizo mzimba, bbc news. causing quite a stir on social media, let's talk about the big hits and misses of the night. i'm joined by fashion stylist ellis ranson. thank you for having me. it's the biggest fashion event of the year, isn't it. very happy it is back. i am a man of fashion, i understand these things. what impressed you? megan fox, i think we are used to seeing her so many years ago and she has definitely come back and i feel like she had a really big moment with her basically wearing nothing and so, to see her in this red sequined peace isjust a and so, to see her in this red sequined peace is just a show stopperfor me and sequined peace is just a show stopper for me and she has got the

. >> meantime, tomorrow on "today," we're going to get some inspiration from amanda gorman she will be check of the weather from mr. roker and a few of his friends down in baltimore. >> thank you very much we've got poe from the ravens, obviously. there's poe. i was -- right there and here is the rams from digital harbor so these are two of the best mascots you'll ever see. in the meantime, let's show what you we've got as far as your week ahead this is what we're looking at. beautiful day here in the east flash flooding down to the southeast. strong storms in the upper midwest. fire danger out west by the time we get to the midweek period, we are looking at temperatures cooler we're looking at some wet weather into the northeast, ohio river valley down into the southeast. warm and dry out west. toward the end of the week, you can expect to see some beautiful weather making its way through the mid-ohio river valley down into the gulf coast, but that fire threat continues out west with plenty of sunshine in the pacific northwest. guys, by the way, mayor brandon scott from baltimore, i j

. >>> so she's already the youngest inaugural poet in american history, but amanda gorman at 23 is aimingthe first year she is eligible. on the "tonight" show she said it's been a dream and how seriously her family is taking it. >> i have such an incredible mom. she knew it wasn't a joke or an idol word i tossed out for giggles. my family has been so dedicated to it, for example, if i'm ever at a party with my twin sister and people are taking photos. she's like, my sister's running for president, put your phone down. so they know the campaign is real. we just really orient our lines living towards our best values because at one point in time i will aspire to the highest seat in the country so got to be prepared. and their families. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly why you should join. ♪ ♪ every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. trading isn't just a hobby. it's your future. so you don't lose sight of the big picture, even when you're focused on what's happening right now. and thinkorswim trading™ is right there with you. to help

naomi osaka, who made a powerful statement about herjapanese and american heritage, and the poet amanda gorman england, particularly central and eastern areas, nearly one month's worth of rainfall in 12 hours and some localised flooding. this culprit is this low pressure which has moved up from the channel and has moved across eastern england. much of that is clearing into the north sea and things will turn drier over the next few hours. still one or two showers across eastern england overnight and maybe the odd shower for northern and western scotland but most places will be dry and temperatures close to single digits but further south that will stay fairly muggy and misty and murky because of all of the rain. into wednesday, we have this weather front bringing showers to the north of the uk but you will notice is ridge of high pressure building across much of the country for wednesday and thursday. on wednesday, a few showers across scotland and northern ireland, thursday will be the driest and sunniest day across the country and it will feel quite warm with temperatures reaching the low to

naomi osaka, who made a powerful statement about herjapanese and american heritage, and the poet amanda gormanlizo mzimba, bbc news. in a few minutes, the prime minister will outline further details behind the government's strategy in dealing with covid during the autumn and winter months. we already know that everyone aged over 50 and over will be offered a coronavirus booster vaccine. with me is our health correspondent, nick triggle. just some up for us why it is thought that we need boosterjabs? —— sum up. thought that we need booster “abs? -- sum up.— -- sum up. this uncertainty about what is happening _ -- sum up. this uncertainty about what is happening in _ -- sum up. this uncertainty about what is happening in the - -- sum up. this uncertainty about what is happening in the coming l what is happening in the coming months. in fact, what is happening in the coming months. infact, it what is happening in the coming months. in fact, it is uncertain what is going to happen in the next few weeks, because we expect covid cases to start going up in september. it is still early in the month, b