field. >> michael strahan! >>> good morning, america. how excited are we for michael strahan? we get to know him as a friend. we forget that he would strike fear into quarterbacks for a decade and a half in the nfl. >> what is he not good at? >> i haven't found it yet. he's going to go to space. he'll be good at that too. >> the jovial, genuine article. we'll talk more about him coming up. eva is on maternity leave. so, a reminder, we have will reeve and congressional correspondent rachel scott back at the desk this morning. >>> but we'll get to the news as we have a busy day as we wrap up thanksgiving weekend. we may be heading into a new concerning phase of the pandemic. cases of the so-called omicron variant already recorded in at least eight countries, the latest australia. >> many health officials fear it could be even more contagious than delta, but they caution more study is needed. many countries already tightening covid restrictions, notably israel, announcing plans to close its borders to foreign nati

michael strahan! >> thank you, man. that i did not -- i did not expect [ cheers and applause thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: come on. >> thank you that was a great surprise. >> jimmy: we wanted to surprise you. because -- yeah, it's a big deal you -- we talked about this. your number is retired 92 >> yeah, i mean -- [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: a big deal >> a big deal, man alright -- >> jimmy: how many years were you with the giants? 15 >> 15, which is hard like, 15 years and one team, you know >> jimmy: yeah >> so 15 years here in new york with the giants. >> jimmy: yeah >> the good, the bad, the ugly won the super bowl with them >> jimmy: yeah, beat the patriots [ cheers and applause yeah >> beat the patriots >> jimmy: come on. >> but yesterday was special, because they retired my jersey, of course, at halftime but we were playing the eagles yesterday. [ cheers ] oh, oh, oh i forgot you all are eagles fans >> jimmy: oh, yeah, really you forgot that? oh, really >> oh, i forgot so much. [ laughter

please welcome michael strahan. >> reporter: for 15 seasons michael strahan put fear in the hearts of quarterbacks across the nfl. >> reporter: for 15 years michael strahan put the fear in quarterbacks. >> michael strahan gets the record. >> reporter: 141.5 career sacks, 854 tackles, 4 interceptions and 1 super bowl championship. >> the sack by strahan. >> reporter: now his famed number 92 will never be worn again by a new york giant retired from circulation. >> when i came to new york to play football i just wanted to play football. i just was happy to have a job and i never figured that that job would transfer into like a career and doing what i love in the best city in the world and now to have my jersey retired, that's a really incredible honor. at a loss for words. >> i'm so grateful to have my family here because without them i am not here. my father is here in spirit and my mom is here. thank you, mom, for giving birth to me, for encouraging me and for being the toughest person in my life. >> reporter: for michael this moment was also about his teammates. >> you don't do anythi

>> michael strahan is definitely taller than the nasa requirement. he wouldn't have made it on the shuttle or the russian vehicles. they have much more strict requirements. it should be a fun ride for him and everyone else. getting into space is a unique experience that only several hundred people have had the experience. >> it's going to be a suborbital flight. can you explain and remind us what that means? >> for a suborbital flight it's only about 11 minutes from launch to landing. they'll touch the edge of space. go up like a cannon ball and come back down in an arc. they'll experience g forces, but they'll only get up to about three times the speed of sound as opposed to an orbital flight where you accelerate to about 1,750 miles an hour. it takes a lot more energy, a lot more power to get up there. about the same amount of time, 9 minutes to get from the launch pad to space. they won't reach the speed needed to stay up there. they'll get a glimpse but won't get the long duration view. >> a glimpse is a lot. a lot of people haven't even gotten t

these are the happy birthday michael cities. michael, illinois. who knew? >> there's a strahan? >> strahan, iowa, and it'll be sunny and 66. football, is that what you played? >> golf manor. >>> we have some more big birthday surprises for mr. strahan. you don't want to miss it. ♪ when you wish upon a star ♪ [female narrat [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [sfx: bing bing bing ] [sfx: bloop bloop bloop ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] the day can wait. enter the golden state, with real california dairy. ♪ ♪ >>> lionel richie here with you, michl. hay birthday. >> a wcat get enough olethg ae days early. it's a birthday week. >> as well it should be. >> i'll take it. >> it's a milestone birthday. we should be celebrating like this. >> i just hate all the attention. i mean, it's a milestone. 50 is a big one for a lot of people. 50 is the new 30. how about that? [ cheers and applause ] >> do you agree with that, george? >> i do agree with that. michael knows how to have a good time, and we see it every morning. we wanted to show everybody some more of our favorite michael mo

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kumasi: gma coanchor michael strahan is going to space. he will be one of six on board blue origin's next specified on december 9. -- spaceflight on december 9. reggie: that's exciting. what about him? kumasi: we just made it past that and he you go. bringing this backup. reggie: this tree with a face. mike: you want to send out the space? reggie: i wanted off this earth immediately. keep it there. >>> good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. overnight the wisconsin community remembered the parade victims with a candlelight vigil as we learn more about how the chaos unfolded. christmas parade tragedy. new details on the victims who plow asuv throh crowin the driver now set to face a judge. police say this isn't the first time he used his vehicle as a weapon. >>> jury deliberations expected to begin in the trial of the three men charged with killing ahmaud arbery. prosecutors arguing the unarmed black man was under attack and hunted down. >>> while drivers face the highest gas prices in years, considffts to ng taleheroblem. this

michael strahan is going into space. the pro football hall of famer and cohost made the announcement today. also on board the blue origin rockett will be the daughter of alan shepard, the first american astronaut and 4 others. liftoff on december 9. a stray hand is six foot five inches tall. he will be the tallest person ever in space. he's already been fitted for a space suit and will soon head to texas for training. that is pretty cool. >> not for me. [laughter] >> i think we would go over four on this panel that none of us want to be in that. >> that is true. >> what is so funny, -- >> let michael strahan go -- >> i did not hear you for a second. but i did notice -- now i can't hear anything. >> spencer says send out rocher, instead. >> people in the united kingdom -- >> this is going -- >> i was going to say let michael go into space, and i will take his space. >> how thoughtful and kind of you. >> i got you guys back, everything is good. people in the u.k. may have to find a new way to cook crab and lobster. a gover

host: michael strahan, your perspective -- michael strain, your perspective on the economy? michael: 1.i would underline -- one point i would underline, i think the picture of the last three months looks a lot different today than it dead at this time last week with the revision to the prior two months . i think fundamentally, the economy is imbalanced. there were lots of figures can point to that suggest the labor market is really tight, that the economy is really strong. the number of unemployed workers per job opening is very low. the number of job openings is extreme we hi, indicating that employers really do want workers. workers are quitting their jobs at record rates. what this says to economists is this it is -- is that workers are feeling very confident about their position in the labor market. perhaps most significantly, wages are growing extremely rapidly. wages are growing around 5% and in some industries, growing as high as 11% or 12%. unlike many previous episodes where you would hear employers say they can't find workers, and this case employers are putting th

. >>> and tv host michael strahan will be on board the next blue origin flight into space. the group of six is set to launch next month. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>ouncise "cbs >> good evening and thank you for joining us. we want to begin with a tragic update in that deadly attack on a christmas parade in wisconsin. a sixth victim has died. an 8-year-old boy named jackson sparks. five adults were also killed, ranging in age from 52 to 81 years old. there is also some more breaking news. the number of people injured has jumped to more than 60. darrell brooks is now facing six counts of intentional homicide and will likely face additional charges. his bail time this time is set at $5 million. just days before the parade, brooks made bail at a thousand dollars for allegedly trying to run over the mother of his child using the very same suv that plowed into all those people in waukesha. he has a lengthy criminal history and also was wanted in nevada for failing to register as a sex offen

2014. >> michael strahan! >> reporter: and in september right here on "gma" -- >> what's happening right now? >> reporter: a little surprise about his next big nfl honor. >> so, michael, do you have any idea why your teammates are here today? >> i think so. jersey retirement maybe? maybe that's it. >> smarter than you look. [ laughter ] >> i surprise myself sometimes. >> reporter: that day arrived sunday. >> he is the giants real-life superhero. please welcome michael strahan. >> reporter: running through a tunnel of the teammates who helped him along the way. michael took the stage as his number 92 was immortalized. surrounded by friends and family like jessie armstead who remembered michael from before he wore 92. >> if you're wondering, jesse is wearing number 64 because that was the number they gave me and after my first time of being in the newspaper in new york i looked at the picture and said, that's an ugly number. so i went in the locker room and got 92. >> reporter: his former coach and teammates all

. >>> finally, the next celebrity heading to space is michael strahan . blue origin will be sending the tv host to the edge of space on december 9th. also on this trip, the daughter of the first american astronaut and four other omer e fliggomo than 62 miles above h e quick, the rocket will only be off the ground for 10 minutes and in that time it will hit about three times the speed of sound, roughly 300 miles per hour. would you go? >> yes i will not pay for it but i will go. wogo, a leofrisk i. thanyou pt >> o'donnell: breaking news: the death toll that christmas parade tragedy rises. the sad news tonight that a child becoming the sixth person killed as the man akulingsed of plowing through the crowd appears in court. darrell brooks facing murder charges tonight. why an officer says the suspect wanted to hit as many people as possible. and the incredible doorbell video showing what happened right after the deadly rampage. >> do you know this guy? >> absolutely not. >> o'donnell: plus, the pope's prayers for waukesha. jury deliberations under way. the l

. ♪ >>> former nfl player and "good morning america" co-host michael strahan is heading to space. he will be part of blue origin's third crude flight aboard its new shepherd spacecraft next month. strahan will be joined by the 74-year-old daughter of the first american in space, the late astronaut alan shepherd, and four paying customers. the spacecraft is named after shepherd. >>> we're getting another look at the upcoming cbs concert special "one last night: an evening with tony bennett and lady gaga." ♪ i know the way you treated other gals you've been with luck be a lady ♪ >> the primetime special honors bennett and gaga's music and their friendship over the years. it features bennett's last concert before retiring from touring. his family revealed in february that bennett had alzheimer's disease. and you can watch the special this sunday right here on cbs and the paramount plus streaming service. >>> lady gaga and tony bennett received six grammy nominations yesterday including album and record of the year. but topping the list with 11 nominations is jazz musician and the

i know michael strahan is getting a lot of press. i like the legacy of the next generation going to space. hope everyone has a wonderful thanksgiving, be safe on the roads today. cnn's coverage continues right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> good wednesday morning. i'm erica hill. >> and i'm jim sciutto. happening right now, jurors in the trial of the three men accused of killing ahmaud arbery have reconvened this morning. beginning their second day of deliberations after deliberating for more than six hours on tuesday. each of the defendants, travis mcmichael, his father gregory mcmichael, and their neighbor william "roddie" bryan, face nine separate charges, the most serious carries mandatory sentences of life in prison. >> arbery's mother wanda cooper jones said after the prosecution's final rebuttal yesterday she is confident. >> i do think that we will come back with a guilty verdict. and i want to leave with this. god has brought us this far and he's not going to fail us now. we will get justice for ahmaud. >> joining us

and my "good morning america" colleague michael strahan was offered a seat. now he's in training, suiting up. >> fits like a glove. >> getting ready for the ride of a lifetime. >> we need to get good at going to space so that we can save the earth. it's true that we've got tons of problems here on earth, and we need to work on those in the here and now too. >> blasting off in just 16 days. that's "nightline" for this evening. thanks for the company, ersatio] -great party, carlene. you must have blown your budget. -not exactly. -you have great name-brand snacks, tons of meat... and where did you get this imported cheese? -hello! grocery outlet, bargain market. -♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ -with this holiday set to bust your wallet, your neighborhood grocery outlet is the destination

michael strahan, liftoff to space. see it live thursday, december 9 on good morning america. are you ready for this, michael? dan: tickets are about to go on sale for the annual bottlerock music festival in napa valley. ama: presale tickets for napa residents and american express customers go on sale a week from today. we don't know who will be performing at this point. we do know tickets will cost $369. the festival is scheduled to return to its traditional memorial day weekend calendar spot. this year, it was held during labor day weekend. dan: it will be great. chris alvarez is next with sports. chris: coming up, klay thompson in closer and closer returning. plus, samuel sideline. how long deebo there's this feeling we chase... like someone upped the brightness on the entire world. like your body is super-charged, but your mind is super calm. it feels like 20/20 vision for your whole being. and we'll chase this feeling, until we can feel it... one. more. time. feel the hydrow high. everyone needs health insurance. covered california is making sure more people can get it. n

michael strahan, liftoff to space. see it live thursday, december 9 on good morning america. are you ready for this, michael? dan: tickets are about to go on sale for the annual bottlerock music festival in napa valley. ama: presale tickets for napa residents and american express customers go on sale a week from today. we don't know who will be performing at this point. we do know tickets will cost $369. the festival is scheduled to return to its traditional memorial day weekend calendar spot. this year, it was held during labor day weekend. dan: it will be great. chris alvarez is next with sports. chris: coming up, klay thompson in closer and closer returning. plus, samuel sideline. how long deebo >> shot, score! [horn] >> abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. chris: the 49ers are the hottest team in the nfc and currently the sixth seed in the playoff picture. on the injury front, fred warner will miss sunday's game in seattle. deebo samuel missed one to two weeks with a groin injury. here is george kittle and jimmy with the team entering the stretch run. >> we have s

. >> well, speaking of space, michael strahan, good morning america anchor and now civilian astronaut? he will be one of six people on the flight december 9th. and yes, he would set a new record as the tallest person to fly in space. also on that flight, laura shepherd churchly, the eldest daughter of allan shepherd, the first american in space. >> not just the tallest american but the best tackler in space. >> hopefully he's not doing any tackling inside of the -- >> no, no. >> he'll be floating in there. jeff, i see a storm, but it's tracking north of us it looks like. >> everybody's been asking what's happening with the rainfall. so we'll get a look. you can see on my maps here. what we're dealing with is the storm track pushing up toward seattle. if you wanted rainfall our best hopes are up there. as we roll into december, bit we are looking dry here. if you have any traveling to do across the west, it's looking good. otherwise, good weather. as we start it off for tomorrow morning, it's also going to be chilly. make sure to have that jacket. we're going to be down to 39 in the tr

strahan's numbe 93 the giants win over the eagles and the patriots are winners of six in a row kendrick bourn caught a pair of touchdowns and new england wins 36-13 >>> mac jones stood fall among sunday's top performers. and joe mixon's helped cincinnati beat the pittsburgh steelers by 31 points! >>> from the pros to college where the university of southern california making waves on sunday by hiring lincoln riley as their next head coach riley was 55-10 as the coach of the university of oklahoma >>> now to a skiing superstar to keep your eye on at the winter olympics mikaela shiffrin got her 46th world cup win, tying the record for the world cup wins in a single discipline. shiffrin has three olympic medals, including two golds. and in the winter games, she could become one of the most decorated female skiers of all time >>> still to come, matthew mcconaughey making a stunning announcement in the texas race for governor >>> and reliving a treasured holiday memory the sweet surprise across the internet that is melting hearts. definitely after meatloaf. like clockwork. do it! run your di

. >> reporter: speaking exclusively to our michael strahan on "good morning america." >> to me it seemed like a child who had just gotten caught doing something that he wasn't supposed to. more upset that he was caught and less upset about what he had done. >> reporter: today the judge will meet with both sides to go over jury instructions. now, the state indicated they would ask for lesser included charges to give the jury options should they feel the burden was not met for first degree and attempted first degree intentional homicide. mona. >> morgan, thank you. >>> an appeals court temporarily blocked the release of records from the trump white house to the house committee attacking the attack on the capitol. lawmakers were supposed to receive the first batch of documents today, but the court set a hearing for november 30th on his claim of executive privilege. meanwhile, former white house chief of staff mark meadows is refusing to testify before the committee. >>> more indoor gatherings as the weather turns colder. elizabeth schulze is in washington with more. elizabeth, good morning.

. >>> the giants retired michael strahan's number 92. daniel jones here in the third, give the giants the 13-7 win over the eagles. and the patriots are winners of six in a row new england's defense shut the titans out in the second half, winning 36-13. >>> mac jones stood tall sunday. and mixon's two scores helped the bengals beat the steelers by 31 points! >>> and usc making waves on sunday by hiring lincoln riley for their head coach he was 55-10 as coach of the university of oklahoma >>> now to today's weather with bill karins who is in for janessa today. >> good morning. raet to see you guys most people had fantastic weather for their travel let's look at what we'll have to deal with. still tranquil weather, and a warm weather pattern for much of the country. the exception being the great lakes in the northeast still cool in those areas. so we start off today with record highs from the rockies possible all the way to the southern plains. it's going to be 60s in the dakotas today which is ridiculous even into wednesday, we're still v

and my "good morning america" colleague michael strahan was offered a seat. now he's in training, suiting up. >> fits like a glove. >> getting ready for the ride of a lifetime. >> we need to get good at going to space so that we can save the earth. it's true that we've got tons of problems here on earth, and we need to work on those in the here and now too. >> blasting off in just 16 days. that's "nightline" for this evening. thanks for the company, ersatio] -great party, carlene. you must have blown your budget. -not exactly. -you have great name-brand snacks, tons of meat... and where did you get this imported cheese? -hello! grocery outlet, bargain market. -♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ -with this holiday set to bust your wallet, your neighborhood grocery outlet is the destination for savings of 40 to 70 percent on all your holiday needs. hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you

"gma's" michael strahan revealing today he's headed to space. he'll be among six astronauts onboard blue origin's next space flight. that's december 9th. he began preparations two weeks ago, of course, measured for the flight suit. he says when blue origin asked him about flying to space, he agreed to, quote, without hesitation. cheering him on from here, strapped into the desk. >>> when we come back tonight, the thanksgiving zooms and facetimes, yes, they've already happened, and you've got to see them because they've got us all beat. ot us all beat. knowing where you came from, it gives you a sense of “this is who i am”. oh my goodness... wow, look at all those! you get hungry for more and then you're just like, “wow, i'm learning about my family.” yeah, yep. which one, what'd you find? lorraine banks, look, county of macomb, michigan? look at grandma... hey grandma! unbelievable. everybody deserves to know who they are and where they came from. ohhh...cool. this whole journey has been such a huge gift for our family. ♪ what makes sa

. >> there was people right there -- >> reporter: speaking exclusively to our michael strahan on "gma." >> to me, it seemed like a child who had just gotten caught doing something that he wasn't supposed to do, or upset that he was caught and less upset about what he had done. >> reporter: and david, the jury has been sent home for the weekend. both parties will hash out instructions tomorrow and closing arguments are set for monday. kenosha police and kenosha authorities say they're already bracing for any possible reaction to a verdict. david? >> all right, alex perez leading us off tonight. alex, thank you. >>> we move on tonight to the alarming new numbers on covid cases in this country. for the first time in months, covid cases nationwide now on the rise. authorities are pointing to the changing of the seasons, more americans indoors and near one another. 22 states tonight seeing spikes from colorado to nvm nm to michigan. what they're now seeing in the icus. and what they're now also seeing, the number of vaccinated patients in the hospital ticking up, too. some now calling for

because michael strahan is on board, we're going to be paying attention. because we had good old captain kirk william shatner go up, we paid attention. because we had wally funk, we paid attention. as long as they are happening and they're happening more often, then that does bring the price down. that's what we've seen with spacex and blue origin is that with their reusable booster rockets, they've brought the cost of access to space very much lower, and what they're doing is creating a new infrastructure. so yeah, you have the very rich paying the very brilliant engineers to bring all of this about and hopefully someday all of us citizens can take advantage of it. but will we, right? so it all depends on what you mean. if you want to take a joyride, that's one thing. but if you want to send technology to space and use it for economy or managing your land or your water, right, well, this brings the cost of that down. so it's all good as far as i'm concerned. >> yeah, and we hope since they can figure out space travel, maybe jeff bezos can figure out bette

michael strahan will be there. he will be joined by the eldest daughter of alan shepard. the flight will be the 19th for blue origin. coming up, bridging the funding gap. the need in investing women. our next guest is helping to do more of that. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: it's one of most dramatic flexible working policies yet for a financial firm. it has moved to a four-day workweek. employees will see their time at work cut to 34 hours a week no change of salary. here in the united states, morgan stanley just announced its investment for next level funds which in women. the company focuses on turning commercial buildings into smart ones, making them more green and more autonomous. first and foremost, right to be -- great to be able to put your first paycheck to work. talk about cohesion, what attracted you to this business? >> we were attracted to cohesion because of the opportunity to accelerate its growth through a partnership with next level players in addition to morgan stanley. helping buildings become more sustainable by incorporating technolog

economy and president biden's build back better agenda with michael strahan from the american enterprise institute, and a doctor from children's national hospital will be on to talk about children and the covid-19 vaccine. washington journal, live monday morning on c-span or c-span now, our new mobile app. joint the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. announcer: up next, in this week's position of prime minister's question time, boris johnson takes questions on a range of

host: michael strahan, your perspective -- michael strain, your perspective on the economy? michael: 1.i would underline -- one point i would underline, i think the picture of the last three months looks a lot different today than it dead at this time last week with the revision to the prior two months . i think fundamentally, the economy is imbalanced. there were lots of figures can point to that suggest the labor market is really tight, that the economy is really strong. the number of unemployed workers per job opening is very low. the number of job openings is extreme we hi, indicating that employers really do want workers. workers are quitting their jobs at record rates. what this says to economists is this it is -- is that workers are feeling very confident about their position in the labor market. perhaps most significantly, wages are growing extremely rapidly. wages are growing around 5% and in some industries, growing as high as 11% or 12%. unlike many previous episodes where you would hear employers say they can't find workers, and this case employers are putting th

we are celebrating 50 for michael strahan. you don't want to miss it coming up on gma. reggie: i would be so nervous. i would not know what to get him. ginger: i had to pick out a gift. i went gag gift. reggie: that is the way to go. kumasi: smart. ginger: for the guy who has everything, bring him something he would really detest. reggie: i love that. everyone could use a laugh. ginger, thank you so much. we will see you at 7:00. hey at&t customers... there's never been a better time to switch to xfinity. get the fast and reliable internet you deserve, for only $19.99 a month for 12 months. and, for the first time ever, we'll give you 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. that's more speed and you'll save hundreds over at&t. switch now to xfinity internet to power all your devices and get started for just $19.99 a month. plus, for a limited time, get $300 back and a 5g phone on us. get this deal before it's gone. click, call or visit a store today. reggie: rain, hail, and a tornado hit parts of the northeast saturday afternoon with winds as

. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: t-minus 12 days and counting, michael strahan, liftoff, rocket to space. see it live thursday, december 9th starting on abc's "good morning america." are you ready for this, michael? ♪ ♪ when the chapstick goes on. it's on. get yours on at chapstick.com really really moving forward this-- >> good morning everybody. at to be bovard after exiting their eyes go football game in campo -- in campbell. san jose police found a man in the parking lot with non-life-threatening injuries. another man was they could about the. both are expected to survive. police say there are no suspects at this time. let's get a check of the weather. >> good morning to you. a beautiful view of emeryville. the temperatures are mainly in the 40's. a few 50's downtown. pierre 59 looking kind of quiet. we will see highs today in the upper 60's to near 70. a repeat performance for sunday. >> ♪ i like to be in america ♪ ♪ okay by me in america ♪ ♪ everything free in america ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma" on this saturday morning. this morning we are celebrating one of the mos

and a major moment for our very own michael strahan. the new york giants retiring his iconic number 92. it's all ahead here on "g.m.a.." stephanie: crab season off the coast of san francisco is delayed again this year. it is not only impacting customers, but also our local economy and fishermen. ryan curry shares their struggle. reporter: it is the end of november, and at fisherman's wharf, it is empty docks and vacant crab bends. crab season is delayed once again. matthew would normally be on the water this time of year. the california department of fish and wildlife says crab season cannot start until mid-december. >> mendocino, sonoma county line is going to be delayed because of the presence of humpback whales. reporter: crab is expensive in fisherman's wharf. crab is going for at least $30 a pound, and it is not local. this delay is a financial burden for fishers. he says the money he gets from crab fishing is a huge part of his income. >> i do not get a paycheck until crab season opens. it opens typically november 15 traditionally

about his relationship with michael jordan. i want to say thank you to juju, and gio. thank you so much for being with us this weekend. >> love it. >> have a great day, everybody. >> thank you. thank you. it. it. >> have a great day, e >>> settle down, e >>> settle down, everybody. >> we're excited about this trivia today. >> actually i'm learning some new stuff. got a couple of fun questions. shoutout to our affiliate in philadelphia, our abc station wpvi, channel 6. this is close to home for us. one of our colleagues. what american actress appeared on philadelphia's local '80s show "dancing on air"? >> where's eva pilgrim when you need her? >> she hosts a talk show at 9:00 on wabc. kelly ripa. >> kelly. oh. okay. >> sorry we got that one wrong. >> with, you know, you don't live in philly. with paris, france, coming in first, philadelphia has the second largest number of what kind of paintings? >> cool ones. >> exactly. very cool. >> impressionist. >> impressionist. >> i win again. ding ding ding ding ding. winner winner chick

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. >>> also tune in tomorrow morning for "gma" as we celebrate michael strahan turning 50 years old. have a great week, everybody. bye-bye. >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. luz: good morning. kaiser permanente and the union representing pharmacists in north carroll -- north california will return to the bargaining table one day before a potential strike. yesterday, kaiser permanente reached a tentative agreement to avoid strikes. the contract covers nearly 50,000 health care employees in 22 unions. bay area pharmacists say they still have no deal. all of this is already impacting people trying to get prescriptions filled. today, roll the skaters can enjoy a rank set up in the dogpatch neighborhood. the skating party is to show off the evolving development of the historic pierc 70. once a giant producer of shipbuilding, it is being restored to feature restaurants, retail spaces and homes. the skating rink opens today at noon. let's get a check of the weather with lisa argen. lisa: low visibility here and also in contra costa county.

strahan, economic policy director -- number policy studies director at the american enterprise institute, here to talk about the state of our economy. i want to talk about the latest numbers put up by the bureau of labor statistics. 531,000 jobs were added in the month of october. the end of limit rate at 4.6%, the lowest since the pandemic began. the unemployment rate by race, for black americans is 7.9%. hispanics are seeing 5.9%. asians, 4.2%.

will: watch out, michael strahan, here i come. [laughter] pete: he doesn't mean it. we'll get to a little bit of news, if we have to. coming out of thanksgiving, weepped love to just riff. we begin with the new covid-19 variant, omicron, causing concern as it spreads across europe. will: countries around the globe taking action to stop the spread which is said to have mild but unusual symptoms. rachel: right. alexandria hoff is in washington, d.c. with more. >> reporter: good morning. secretary of state antony blinken is praising the south african government and scientists for quickly identifying the omicron variant and notifying world partners. this is being taken as a dig at china for their lack of transparency two years ago. south africa's health minister has criticized the countries that are imposing travel bans saying not enough is known about this new strain yet. the biden administration's pause in travel to the region will begin tomorrow. >> the issue of blocking travel from a given country is to just give us time to assess it better. that's the reason for doi

economy and president biden's build back better agenda with michael strahan from the american enterprise institute, and a doctor from children's national hospital will be on to talk about children and the covid-19 vaccine. washington journal, live monday morning on c-span or c-span now, our new mobile app. joint the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. announcer: up next, in this week's position of prime minister's question time, boris johnson takes questions on a range of domestic and foreign affairs issues. from transportation investment to the climate change summit in glasgow. this is about one hour. >> number one, please, mr. speaker. >> mr. speaker, as the house will be in recess next week i am sure the colleagues will join me in looking ahead to armistice day and remembering those men and women who have served and lost their lives in the service of this country. we also think members of our armed forces who continue to do so today. this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house. i

michael strahan and the daughter of alan shepard. global news -- global news, 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn, this is bloomberg. >> let's look at the state of affairs when it comes to training in australia. this is what we are seeing as we saw pretty muted moves in the organization. not too much of a leap. this is just off by a tent of 1%. the kiwi is still hovering near that six-week low. expectations are up at least 25 basis point. the market also prices in more than one hike today. singapore and nikkei futures are looking good at the moment. s&p futures up by .1%. we have to talk all things fx. the 11 day lose in street is here on top of the pressure to decrease interest rates. that is not the chart that i was looking for. this chart shows the rsi at 97. it shows that upside momentum has essentially disappeared. the momentum measure is nearing the maximum limit. we know this was held between the central bank and the government

michael strahan. >> yes, i know who you are. how are you, my friend? >> welcome. i know you think you're here to do a radio interview. you're actually live on "good morning america." >> oh, look at that. what a surprise. >> we have something special for you. >> okay. >> so come with me, my friend. >> i'm going to go with mike. >> he's going to come with me. so we're so honored. everybody is here to support >> hey, thank you. >> we're here to support you. we're honored to share your story with the whole country this morning. you're such a brave person. you spent ten years in the marines. you're a decorated combat veteran. six tours in iraq and afghanistan as well. and come on, give it up for matthew. [ cheers ] that's right. but when you came home your service didn't stop there. you dedicated your life to giving back to your fellow veterans. >> that's correct. >> especially when it comes to mental health which is something that so many struggle with when they come back from being on the battle field. you protected lives. you saved lives and now you're changing live

whit johnson, cecilia and michael strahan. so thrilled to be here. >> we're really glad you're here. disney plus day. we're asking everybody, if you could choose to be, if you had a favorite, disney character, who are you going as? >> i have an idea. do you imagine what i'm going to say? uh-huh. what would you cast me in? never mind. here it is. ready? zorro. >> i like it. >> oh, yeah. >> i'm sorry. i wanted to be zorro when i was a kid. no one will remember patrick mcgooen as the scarecrow. oh, yeah. both heroic figures. i love it. >> second season, "the world according to jeff goldblum." >> yes, sir. >> but you explore all these single topics, right, you do everything from sneakers to ice ho u whichners.th y u' >> we're dropping the so-called the first five today. the next five come out after the first of the year. today you can see monsters, magic, dogs, dance and fireworks. how we pick them, you know, they're so good at nat geo, very smart and delightful and the production company. we talk, talk, talk and we included kurt

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strahan criticized rogers' use of martin luther king jr. but it was kerry bradshaw who had the harshest words. >> it would have been nice if he would come to the naval academy and learn how to be honest. learn not to lie and protect what you did. you lied to everyone. i understand you are immunized but what you are doing is taking stuff to keep you from getting covid-19. sorry folks, that's what it's. we are a divided nation politically and we are a divided nation on covid-19 whether or not to take the vaccine and we got players only think about themselves and i am disappointed in the actions of aaron rogers. >> howie long brought up a great point. when terry bradshaw is saying that to you. charlie daniels fan wrote in america about terry bradshaw. you go with your hands-on a pittsburgh steeler fan and you understand how tough america is. he's talking about the woke mob coming up. jonathan lemire. those were nfl legends and some of the toughest nfl legends who trust me are revered in red state america calling aaron rogers out for his selfis

gauge grosskreutz also went on good morning america and told michael strahan he did not point the weapon at rittenhouse even though on the stand he told the defense team that he did point the gun. i thought that was a big moment. as well as my colleague richie mcginnis when he testified when he told the prosecution team that joseph rosenbaum actually lunged for the weapon and that's when kyle rittenhouse pointed the gun and shot. i thought those were the two big moments at the end of the day, who knows what the jury thinks. those were the two biggest moments in the trial so far. ainsley: meaning that would prove self-defense? >> yes. correct. because gaige grosskreutz did have a firearm which he, like i said, did not tell the kenosha police department when he submitted that police statement. he told them that the firearm fell and also, when mcginnis testified saying that rosenbaum lunged for that weapon. ainsley: grosskreutz was the 27-year-old that was wounded in all of this. the assistant da his name is thomas binger. you have seen him. he was the one pointing the gun inside the ar-15

now this morning michael has a huge announcement. strahan is taking a trip and you won't believe where he's going. it's out of this world. ♪ music make you lose control ♪ >>> and the winner is -- >> making dancing history. >> all: good morning, america. >> overnight the champ and all the finalist, jojo, cody, amanda and their partners flying all night long on the "gma" express for our epic after party and they're saying -- >> all: good morning, america. see you in new york. [ cheers ] ♪ chrome pipes ♪ ♪ blown lights ♪ >>> good morning, america. i don't know about you but i stayed up. what a night in the ballroom. so happy for iman, the nba star, and his pro partner daniella taking home the mirror ball trophy. the final couples arrived here in times square and we have a lot of fun for them just ahead. >> can't wait to hear from them. >>> michael, you have a big announcement. >> i do, george. this is something that i thought i'd never do but it's happening. you're g out wisn our nextho. it's worth the wait. >> it certainly

." ♪ oh, my gosh ♪ >>> and michael and the mannings. up late with strahan, eli and peyton breaking down the good ol' days. a whole lot of laughs and all the action on “monday night football.” ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ >>> michael, michael, michael. >> yeah, past my bedtime. >> burning the candle at both ends. >> it's for the mannings. it's for the mannings. you stay up late for the mannings but it's great to see those two. you realize how long -- you don't realize how long you've known someone until you do something like that and you go way back. i've known them a long time. a lot of fun last night. >> it looked like it was. >>> we have a lot of news to get to today. it's a big day for kids and the covid vaccine. parents are expecting the green light for the pfizer vaccine for kids ages 5 to 11. >>> big day in virginia. critical race and seeing voting beginning in that key state. >>> we'll have much more on that coming up, george, but we begin with president biden on the world stage meeting with world leaders right now at the high stakes g