my mom is here, who i want to say thank you too, darlene. [applause] we did ok, didn't we?e did ok. she did a great job. i think she is as surprised as anybody that we are here. and a huge thank you to vice president kamala harris. [applause] first, for the faith that she placed in me, but more importantly, for the powerful and joyful campaign that she ran. [applause] i'm grateful for her leadership, and forever grateful for her friendship. also, a huge thank you to my staff, both the folks who worked on this campaign, who we got to know over the last three months, and to the amazing people right here in minnesota. we showed the country these guys are the best in the business, and i'm proud to be your teammate in this. thank you all. [applause] and to all of you, i want to thank every single person in this fight, whether it was volunteers, donors, voters, or what i see in here -- lifelong friends. it is the honor of a lifetime to have your support and i will never forget everything you did to stand up for the values that we share together. thank you to each and every one of

they're all turning out today, lisa ann walter from abbott elementary, darlene love, lots of fun performancesg up a little bit later this morning, you guys. and i'll be here cheering from the sidelines all morning long. by the way i don't know if you can tell it is starting to rain a little bit. and we're anticipating yeah 100% chance of rain when the parade is marching off at 9 a.m. >> it will not i'm jonathan lawson, here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the #1 most popular whole life insurance plan available through the colonial penn program.

darlene, though, cannot wait fora nation. darlene, though, cannot wait for a donald trump return. for a donald trump return.— for a donald trump return. we don't need another _ for a donald trump return. we don't need another four _ for a donald trump return. we don't need another four more _ for a donald trump return. we don't need another four more years - for a donald trump return. we don't need another four more years of - for a donald trump return. we don't| need another four more years of high inflation, gas prices, lying, cross—border murder. america comes first. cross-border murder. america comes first. �* ., , ., cross-border murder. america comes first. ., , . | cross-border murder. america comes first-_ i don't- first. but others dread it. i don't want an autocrat, _ first. but others dread it. i don't want an autocrat, i _ first. but others dread it. i don't want an autocrat, i don't - first. but others dread it. i don't want an autocrat, i don't want i want an autocrat, i don't want someone — want an autocrat, i don't want someone who is convicted of a felon to he _ s

and the story of darlene is a really interesting one because of those levels of nuance that you just referenced. she got pregnant, was not expecting it, and she really wanted this pregnancy. but because of this medical condition that she had her doctors genuinely did not know if it was safe for her to stay pregnant. but they were so afr talk about abortion that it didn't seem worth talking through either way, whether it was safe, she couldn't get firm answers about whether she should, in fact, have this second daughter. she really wanted. and so the only way to learn that her pregnancy could, in fact be safe was to travel to california, to go to a place where abortion was on the table and then talk through, well, this is what we would need to know. these are the different tradeoffs. this is, you know, what my uterine lining should look like to know that this is safe enough to stay pregnant and having that level of information, that kind of conversation. and that was only informed by being able to talk about the full array of options, actually then led her to keep her pregnancy and to

lisa ann walter from abbott elementary, darlene love will be singing andrea bocelli, son matteo bocellies from mj, the musical, from elf the musical and the grinch is going to be here and it's starting to rain. just a little bit. but, you know, as andrea pointed out to me not too long ago when i was starting to worry about the rain, nobody can rain on my parade this morning. >> that is a good way to see it. well, also, you are in front of a massive float. pickup trucks are hauling them. but you're saying that was not always the case? >> no. yeah. so there are big, big pickup trucks that will haul these floats this year. but once upon a time it was a team of real life reindeer that were pulling santa's sleigh through the streets of philadelphia. that only happened once. i think people realized maybe the reindeer had it better when they were just chilling in the north pole, and for their sake, i think that's probably the right call. >> better in the north pole. >> all right. well, thank you so much for all of that. happy thanksgiving to you. and we'll be streaming the parade on disney plu

that bill clinton has some kind of a darlene, i mean, really when i talked to prince to the, the just don't understand what just re someone who has invented the term military and what it was was in finding it was beautifully too well actually invested in giving us the money to establish what you called military as over the risk. so that will give you detour, arise its neighbors and get so we, we did use the very man that they chose to make a case one, we should be both the for the harris. i mean this is just not the to say the least was an emergency supply. so you quin us be in corruption as the officials take advantage of the process to line their own politics. but was the message by rushes . emily to the un security council is that the planet simply, those are the so the west is still supplying the key of regime with military equipment, including artillery, drones, and tanks. but one of the reasons for that just to make money for their own defense enterprises. as well as to dispose of old equipment and we use the west and rulers of the key unit, of course, do not forget about lining

well this is darlene no, no. he took the view and was ridiculed by many, but has offensively been proven right in many quarters. people have had to, to eat the words about, about this guy. you know, he's been underestimated and he's, he's generally come right on top against them. what's his, what's the reaction being to this mood because he's able to criticize within his own family, right? mm hm. and there were quite a lot of dramatic reactions. i mean, he has long been called the conspiracy fair as for his views, but once from sick time for the position of health secretary. and on top of that, we know that pfizer does officer cert in mainstream media outlets. they had meltdowns bringing up his statements r. k junior has pushed the boat conspiracy theories around an range of public health issues, including vaccines are to junior, is incredibly controversial for a number of things that he has said about health. particularly the fact that he's questioned vaccines controversial choice to say the least. this is an in

darlene, though, cannot wait for a donald trump return.er four more years of high inflation, gas prices, lying, cross—border murder. america comes first. but others dread it. i don't want an autocrat, i don't want someone who is convicted of a felon to be the number one person in our political environment. donald trump was convicted in may for falsifying business records. we will never give up, we will never concede. other ongoing criminal cases include allegations he tried to overturn the 2020 election in the run—up to the capitol riot. he denies wrongdoing. the sun is coming up after a long night, leading to this country's next chapter. for donald trump as my critics, he is nothing less than an outright threat to democracy. someone totally unsuited to america's highest office. even so, he tapped into many people's concerns about the economy and immigration. once again proving to be a divisive but effective campaigner. his road back to the white house has been dramatic, even dangerous. injuly, donald trump survived an assassination attemp

darlene, let's talk a little bit about what's going to happen at the white house tomorrow. going to be an extraordinary scene. president biden welcoming donald trump back to the oval office or the courtesy meeting. mind you, a courtesy trump did not extend biden in 2020. talk to us about how white house aides are viewing this meeting. let's recall for five, six years now, longer, joe biden has declared donald trump a very threat to the nation's democracy and yet tomorrow he's hosting him back at the white house. >> yeah, that's right. the president had lots of not very positive things to say about the president-elect when he was the candidate running for reelection. a lot of people are going to be watching the meeting tomorrow just for the potential for awkwardness. the body language. what they say in public when reporters and the news cameras are in the room. and also to learn afterward exactly what they talked about. national security advisor jake sullivan said earlier this week that one of the messages that president biden wants to deliver is his commitment and determina

and a big thank you to my family, my mom is he, who i want to say thank you to darlene. we did okay, didn't we? we did okay. she did a great job. i think she is as surprised as anybody that we are here, but a huge thank you to vice president kamala harris. first for the faith that she placed in me, but more importantly, for the powerful and joyful campaign that she ran. i am grateful for leadership and forever grateful for her friendship. also, a huge thank you to my staff, both the folks who worked on this campaign, we got to know over the last three months, and to the amazing team right here in minnesota. we showed the country these guys are the best in the business and i am proud to be your teammate in this. thank you all. and to all of you, i want to thank every single person who stood with us in this fight. when it was volunteers, donors, voters, what i see in here, lifelong friends. it is an honor of an lifetime to have your support and i will never forget everything you did to stand up for the values that we share together. so, thank you to each and everyone of yo

this year's special guests include lisa ann walter from "abbott elementary," darlene love, carson kressleyade starts off in 5 days, 9 minutes and 23 seconds. >> whit: who's counting? >> the countdown is going. >> gio: it's always such a blast. >> i love a parade and never been to that one. >> janai: dunkin' sponsors it so we love that. >> america runs famously on dunkin'. >> gio: thank you so much, and "gma first look" and "gma" will be live there in philadelphia on thursday. you can watch the parade on our abc station wpvi or stream it on abc newslive at 9:00 a.m. eastern and find it on hulu and disney+. >> byos, bring your own stuffing. >> gio: i love that. there you go. >> gio: we'll be right back with our "play of the day." >> whit: a pocketful of stuffing. with our "play of the day." >> whit: a pocketful of stuffing. 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up i

this year's headliners include sugar hill gang, kathleen sledge and darlene love just to name a few.g stars. and we can't forget santa claus alongside the misses who every year, close out the festivities. you can see this is just the practice. a little sneak peek of what you guys can expect is always a grand show. so we are going to let dance for life take it away for us. the big parade is thursday. back to you, janai. >> janai: we know philadelphia loves channel 6 action news and loves dunkin'. we all love a parade. thank you so much. >> gio: that choreography, though. >> janai: they were getting it. thank you for that behind the scenes look. >> reporter: i need to learn these moves. >> janai: "gma" first look and "gma" will be live from the philadelphia thanksgiving day parade route this thursday. you can watch the parade on our abc station, wpvi or stream it on abc news live starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >> whit: looking forward to that, and we will be right back. (mom) you're feeding him, blue buffalo, right? (jack) nah, we got purina one. it's all the same stuff. (mom) not real

their names are darlene baker, -- jasmine, gould dena, waterloo bay, sabrina taylor and jaylen on behalf of her mother. kendra drysdale is a former employee. these statements contain present stories of sexual assault by those who are charged with keeping them safe for their vulnerability. strengthened by their courage in our fight to end sexual violence in prisons. i would like to submit from organizations that encourage further action to end sexual violence, the california coalition for women prisoners, right on crime and organization that i partnered with often and waterloo bay smallwood. i now would like to -- thank you very much. just read the closing. again, my gratitude to senator cotten and his staff. senator kennedy and his staff. most sincerely thank you again to all the subcommittee members and most importantly, to the witnesses. many of you have traveled a great distance to come here and testify. i want to remind the members of the subcommittee, some really good ones towards the end are due a week from today. wednesday, october 2 at 5:00 p.m. i asked the witnesses to respond t

their names are darlene baker, -- jasmine, gould dena, waterloo bay, sabrina taylor and jaylen on behalf of her mother. kendra drysdale is a former employee. these statements contain present stories of sexual assault by those who are charged with keeping them safe for their vulnerability. strengthened by their courage in our fight to end sexual violence in prisons. i would like to submit from organizations that encourage further action to end sexual violence, the california coalition for women prisoners, right on crime and organization that i partnered with often and waterloo bay smallwood. i now would like to -- thank you very much. just read the closing. again, my gratitude to senator cotten and his staff. senator kennedy and his staff. most sincerely thank you again to all the subcommittee members and most importantly, to the witnesses. many of you have traveled a great distance to come here and testify. i want to remind the members of the subcommittee, some really good ones towards the end are due a week from today. wednesday, october 2 at 5:00 p.m. i asked the witnesses to respond t

they will train with the connectors and one of our members, darlen is with the connector program, steppedaway and ready to work with juliet and both are quite excited on this. another member is working with leading age on workshops with the san francisco law consortium and working with people with dementia, and then we were alerted to district 11 fall fest october 6. meeting is october 16 where we will have our last-also our legislative commissioners, do you have any questions for president diane lawrence? >> real quick. >> sure. >> thank you for the thorough report and itgone on site visit ourselves and i know i visited because where we went for your--yeis great center and thanks for the comprehensive report. they seem like a model agency, fact you noted that there was a drop-off with just people liking to get to go backs for lunch and going back home and i'm kind of wondering if that is a challenge for other agencies? it makes sense that would happen. i am just dpoeing going to note anyone ds like they are, whatever solution up could become a model for other agencies. i don't know if th

let's hear from darlene in louisiana on our line for independents. caller: definitely know.e is a player and he played the american people. he is just a player. definitely a no. like the man said, we need to grow a spine. and a definite no on that you crazy sickos. host: what do you think it would do to the country if he enters office with these charges over his head and the convictions? caller: i don't care because he ruined the country anyway. it's already unlawful. he has cruelty following him and what he did for january 6, he got all of those people to do the dirty work for him. that's what he did. host: let's hear from bobby in mayfield, kentucky on our line for republicans. good morning. caller: good morning. host: do you think biden should pardon trump? caller: yes i do. yes, i do. i watched on national tv, the capitol police opened the doors and let those people in. we don't know if they were republicans or democrats. we don't actually know. host: a couple of folks have mentioned the january 6 descendants. the new york times reports some of them are already angling f

my mom is here, who i want to say thank you to, darlene so -- we did okay, didn't we? we did okay. she did a great job. i think she's as surprised as anybody that we're here, but -- and a huge thank you to vice president kamala harris. first for the -- for the faith that she placed in me, but more importantly for the powerful and joyful campaign that she ran. i'm grateful for her leadership and forever grateful for her friendship. also a huge thank you to my staff, both the folks who worked on this campaign, who we got to know over the last three months and to the amazing team right here in minnesota. we showed the country these guys are the best in the business, and i'm proud to be your teammate in this. thank you all. and to all of you, i want to thank every single person who stood with us in this fight, whether it was volunteers, donors, voters, or what i see in here, lifelong friends. it's an honor of a lifetime to have your support, and i'll never forget everything you did to stand up for the values that we share together, so thank you to each and every one of you. [ applause

about tweety bird, abonibable snowman rudolph and even philly landmarks rock and roll hall of famer darlene 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 as

and also joining us, some magnetic performers including the sugar hill gang, kathy sledge, and darlene can catch all the fun and excitement here on 6 abc, on "good morning america," and on abc news live wherever you stream it. we are so excited. 48 hours and counting. >> you have sam tomorrow and we have you today, maggie. thank you for that preview. got us all excited. >> sugar hill gang, first album i really got. my sister bought it for me. thank you, sandra. coming up in our morning menu, our investigation into buying medications used for weight loss online. >> the community event that brings strangers together for food and connection. >> plus tory johnson with double the deals and steals. great gift items for cooks, candle lovers, fashionistas, and more, all for $20 and under. and lara is there with our dancing experts. >> the finale of "dancing with the stars" is tonight, so tony dovolani, allison holker, and jordan fisher here to give us their take on the couples hoping to waltz off with that coveted mirror ball trophy. that's coming up right here on "gma." ♪ ♪ coming up right he

my mom is here, who i want to say thank you too, darlene. [applause] we did ok, didn't we?id ok. she did a great job. i think she is as surprised as anybody that we are here. and a huge thank you to vice president kamala harris. [applause] first, for the faith that she placed in me, but more importantly, for the powerful and joyful campaign that she ran. [applause] i'm grateful for her leadership, and forever grateful for her friendship. also, a huge thank you to my staff, both the folks who worked on this campaign, who we got to know over the last three months, and to the amazing people right here in minnesota. we showed the country these guys are the best in the business, and i'm proud to be your teammate in this. thank you all. [applause] and to all of you, i want to thank every single person in this fight, whether it was volunteers, donors, voters, or what i see in here -- lifelong friends. it is the honor of a lifetime to have your support and i will never forget everything you did to stand up for the values that we share together. thank you to each and every one of yo

and the story of darlene is a really interesting one because of those levels of nuance that you just referenced. she got pregnant, was not expecting it, and she really wanted this pregnancy. but because of this medical condition that she had her doctors genuinely did not know if it was safe for her to stay pregnant. but they were so afraid to even talk about abortion that it didn't seem worth talking through either way, whether it was safe, she couldn't get firm answers about whether she should, in fact, have this second daughter. she really wanted. and so the only way to learn that her pregnancy could, in fact be safe was to travel to california, to go to a place where abortion was on the table and then talk through, well, this is what we would need to know. these are the different tradeoffs. this is, you know, what my uterine lining should look like to know that this is safe enough to stay pregnant and having that level of information, that kind of conversation. and that was only informed by being able to talk about the full array of options, actually then led her to keep her pregn

let's hear from darlene in louisiana on our line for independents. caller: definitely know.is a player and he played the american people. he is just a player. definitely a no. like the man said, we need to grow a spine. and a definite no on that you crazy sickos. host: what do you think it would do to the country if he enters office with these charges over his head and the convictions? caller: i don't care because he ruined the country anyway. it's already unlawful. he has cruelty following him and what he did for january 6, he got all of those people to do the dirty work for him. that's what he did. host: let's hear from bobby in mayfield, kentucky on our line for republicans. good morning. caller: good morning. host: do you think biden should pardon trump? caller: yes i do. yes, i do. i watched on national tv, the capitol police opened the doors and let those people in. we don't know if they were republicans or democrats. we don't actually know. host: a couple of folks have mentioned the january 6 descendants. the new york times reports some of them are already angling for