west eighth street and number seven, a woman in new jersey transformed trans formed her roomba into a ghost for halloween and even is decked out with that mop. >> she says she's cracks up every time the roomba comes into the room. >> that is funny. >> that's cute, actually. really cute. that's cute. but the mop, the mop. >> well, the ghost is cleaning the roomba. yeah. no it takes. >> it took me a second. >> the ghost janitor. it's a ghost. it's nice to have the fab four back. >> oh, yeah >> good morning america. president biden arrives in israel with the middle east in chaos. breaking news. president biden in israel. the region on the brink of erupting. biden meets with israel's war cabinet to show support in an effort to prevent a wider war an humanitarian crisis in gaza.

>> i have only one question. >> this is an abc news special report. now reporting david muir. >> good morning. we are coming on the air because president biden is about to deliver remarks in israel after arriving overnight to a region in crisis. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu greeting him on the tarmac. president biden then meeting with israel's war cabinet in a show of support and an effort to prevent the war from israel and hamas from turning into a much wider conflict here. the president also meeting with the families of victims and first responders a short time ago. a second planned meeting with arab leaders in jordan on this same trip was cancelled after the explosion at that hospital in gaza. the horrendous scene there, killing at least 500 people. both palestinians and israelis blaming each other for that blast. for that blast. meanwhile, there have been protests in support of the palestinians across the

region. you're looking right now at pictures coming in to abc just moments ago. this is outside the us embassy in beirut. you can see protesters there demonstrating again in support of the palestinians. the iran backed militant group hezbollah calling for another day of rage, specifically targeting the us and we should mention at this hour that here in this country, security remains on high alert in several major cities across the u.s. president biden is now hoping to head off a wider war that, of course, always runs the risk of drawing in hezbollah to the north and lebanon and in iran while trying to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe in gaza with hundreds of thousands of people. you can see that is the room in israel where the president is expected to speak moments from now, meeting a short time ago with families of victims in israel. i want to bring in our chief global analyst martha raddatz.

you and i have been on the air so many times when a president has made a trip to the war zone. usually it's done in secrecy. but this one on the world stage, and it does come with risk. >> reporter: it certainly does, david. we are standing here in tel aviv. there's a helicopter overhead. streets are closed off below me. you can see police officers lined up and military as well because of the security here. i can't really ever remember a president going into a war zone, a conflict zone, so publicly, announcing days before that he would be coming to israel. the president thinks this is such an important trip and he is trying to walk that fine line that tight rope to support israel and its right to defend itself. take into consideration the plight of the innocent palestinian people inside gaza. i think that is the message he gave to benjamin netanyahu

today. that they have to consider that. they are about to launch a ground war, according to the israelis. what kind of ground war they do i think will depend on things they have heard from joe biden. that truly was the message. not having those meetings with arab leader, muslim leaders, is so important because you have seen those scenes. they need president biden, israelis, they need the help from arab leaders to calm this part of the world down. that hospital explosion, no matter what. no matter what the israelis say, you will hear from people who will not believe them. they do need, in pa part of the world, to hear from their leaders to calm this situation down, david. >> you have covered this conflict for many decades, dare i say. as we keep our eye on this camera, where the president is expected to speak, curious what you make of these images coming

in from beirut. just alarming pictures of protesters outside the u.s. embassy there. >> reporter: yeah. they're incredible pictures. and we were watching those images a short time ago. you have some lebanese military throwing grenades at protesters. that is the u.s. embassy there. they are outside the u.s. embassy. we do have to keep in mind what's happened here in israel. you saw it up close. i saw it up close. it is a horrendous attack by hamas. but things have really spiralled out of control. those images from lebanon show you how bad this could get. >> martha, stick with us. we are about two minutes away from president biden addressing the world from israel on this trip to israel. i want to bring in ian pannell for a quick thought. you heard martha talk about just the devastating images coming in out of gaza at that hospital. both sides pointing to the other. but there are early images from

that site. and again, we don't know. all we know is what president biden said today. he's facing what he said earlier today, which is that we believes it's at the hands of hamas, based on what he has been shown by his own defense team. but in the mean time, what can we discern, if anything, from some of the images that have emerged from the site? >> david, i think what we need to be careful about is we don't know who carried out this attack. both sides, as you say, are accusing each other. what we can say, though, is it looks different from other attacks, thousands we have seen inside gaza. all the hallmark are not necessarily of a direct strike. this is something the israelis were pointing out to me this morning, which they say comes from the propellant from a rocket. it hasn't got the hallmarks of an israeli attack. you see a large area that's blackened, which indicates there had been something burning there at very great heat. you see all the cars are burned down.

and the buildings around there's no obvious structural damage which again we have seen time and time again. that does raise questions about exactly what's happened, david. >> ian pannell with us as well. president biden now entering the room, again, in israel, having met with families just moments ago. let's listen to the president. >> please have a seat. i have come to israel with a single message. you're not alone. you are not alone. as long as the united states stands, and we will stand forever. we will not let you ever be alone. most importantly, i know recent terrorist assault on the people of this nation has left a deep deep wound. more than 1,300 innocent israelis killed, including at least 31 american citizen, by the terrorist group hamas. hundreds, hundreds of young people, at a music festival. the festival is for peace, for

peace. gunned down as they ran for their lives. scores of innocents, from infants to elderly grandparents, israelis and americans, taken hostage. children slaughtered, babies slaughtered, entire families massacred. rape, beheadings, bodies burned alive. the atrocities that recall the worst ravages of isis, unleashing pure inadulterated evil on the world. there's no rationalizing it, no excusing it, period. brutality we saw would have cut deep anywhere in the world, but it cuts deeper here in israel. october 7th, which was sacred, a sacred jewish holiday, became the deadliest day for the jewish people since the holocaust. it was brought to the surface, painful memories, scars left by

anti-semitism. the world watched then. it knew and the world did nothing. we will not stand by and do nothing again. not today, not tomorrow, not ever. for those that are living in limbo waiting desperately to learn the fate of a loved one, especially to the families of the hostages, you are not alone. we're working with partners throughout the region pursuing every avenue to bring home those who are being held captive by hamas. i can't speak publicly about all the details, but let me assure you. for me, as the american president, there's no higher priority than release and safe return of all these hostages. for those who are grieving, a child, a parent, a spouse, a sibling, a friend, i know that black hole in the middle of your es fl like you're being sucked into it. survivors remorse, the anger, the questions of faith in your

soul. staring at that empty chair. first sabbath without them. they're the every day things, the small things, that you miss the most. the scent when you open the closet door. morning coffee you shared together. bend in a smile, perfect pitch of a laugh, the giggle of your little boy, the baby. for those who have lost loved ones, this is what i know. they'll never be truly gone. there's something that's never fully lost. your love for them an their love for you. i promise you, you will be walking along some day and say, what would he or she want me do? you'll smile when you pass a place that reminds you of them. that's when you know, when a smile comes to your lips before a tear to your eye. that's when you know you're going to fully make it. that's what will give you the

fortitude to find light in the darkest hours. when terrorists believe they could bring you down, bend your will, break your resolve. but they never did and they never will. instead, we saw incredible stories of heroism, courage. israelis taking care of one another. neighbors forming watch groups to protect their kubbitz. homes welcome to survivors. retired soldiers running into danger. civilian medics flying rescue missions and off duty medics at the music festival caring for the wounded before becoming a victim themselves. volunteers retrieving bodies of the dead so families could bury their loved one in accordance with jewish tradition. reservists leaving behind their families, their honeymoons,

studies abroad, so much more. state of israel was born to be a safe place for the jewish people of the world. that's why it was born. long said, if israel didn't exist, we would have to invent it. while it may not feel that way today, israel must again be a safe place for the jewish people. i promise you we're going to do everything in our power to make sure there will be. 75 years ago, just 11 minutes after its founding, president harry s. truman and the united states of america became the first america to recognize israel. we stood by her side ever since. we're going to stand by her side now. my administration is in close touch with the leadership from the first moments of this attack. we're going to make sure we have what you need to protect your people, to defend your nation. for decades, we've been showed

israel's qualitative military edge. later this week, i'm going to ask the united states congress for unprecedented support package for israel's defense. we're going to keep iron dome fully supplied so it can continue standing over israeli skies, saving israeli lives. we moved u.s. military assets to the region, including positioning the uss ford carrier strike group in the eastern mediterranean, with the uss eisenhower on the way, to deter further aggression against israel and to prevent this conflict from spreading. the world will know that israel is stronger than ever. my message to any state or any other hostile actor thinking about attacking israel remains the same as it was a week ago. don't. don't. don't. since this terrorist attack took place, we've seen it described as israel's 9/11. for a nation the size of israel,

it was like 15 9/11's. the scale may be different, but i'm sure those horrors have tapped into some kind of primal feeling in israel, just like it felt in the united states. shock, pain, rage. an all-consuming rage. i understand that many americans understand you can't look at what has happened here, to your mothers, your fathers, your grandparents, sons, daughters, children, even baby, and not scream out for justice. justice must be done. i caution while you peel that rage, don't be consumed by it. after 9/11 we were enraged in the united states. while we sought and got justice, we also made mistakes. i'm the first u.s. president to

visit israel in time of war. i made wartime decisions. i know the choices are never clear or easy for leadership. there's always cost. it requires being delivered. requires asking very hard questions. it requires clarity about the objectives and an honest assessment about whether the path you're on will achieve those objectives. vast majority of palestinians are not hamas. hamas does not represent the palestinian people. hamas uses innocent families in gaza as human shields, putting their command centers, their weapon, the communications tunnels in residential areas. palestinian people are suffering greatly as well. we mourn the loss of innocent palestinian lives like the entire world. i was outraged and saddened by the enormous loss of life yesterday at that hospital in

gaza. based on the information we've seen today, it appears the result of an errant rocket fired from a terrorist group in gaza. the united states stands for the protection of civilian life during conflict and i grieve, i truly grieve for the families who were killed or wounded by this tragedy. people of gaza need food, water, medicine, shelter. today i ask the israeli cabinet i met with for sometime this morning to agree to the delivery of life saving humanitarian assistance to gaza, understanding there will be inspections and that the aid should go to civilian, not to hamas. israel agreed humanitarian assistance can begin to move from egypt to gaza. let me be clear. if hamas diverts or steals the assistance, they will have demonstrated once again that they have no concern for the welfare of the palestinian people.

as a practical matter, it will stop the international community from providing this. working in close cooperation with the government of egypt, the united nations and agencies like the world food program and other partners to get trucks moving across the border as soon as possible. separately, i ask israel that the international red cross be able to visit hostages. i just demand that the united states will fully supports. today i'm also announcing $100 million in new u.s. funding for humanitarian assistance, both gaza and the west bank. this money will support more than 1 million displaced and conflict affected palestinians, including emergency needs in gaza. you are a jewish state. you are a jewish state. but you are also a democracy. like the united states, you don't live by the rules of terrorists. you live by the rule of law.

when conflicts flair, you live by the rule of war. which sets us apart from the terrorists. we believe in the fundamental dignity of every human life. israeli, palestinian, arab, jew, muslim, christian, everyone. you can't give up what makes you who you are. if you give that up, then terrorists win and we can never let them win. israel is a miracle. triumph of faith, resolve, resilience over impossible pain and loss. think about october 7th, the jewish holiday, where you read about the death of moses. tragic loss to an entire nation. a death that could have left helplessness in the hearts of the entire nation. but when moses died, his memory, his message, his lessons have

lived on for generations with the jewish people as well as many others. just as the memory of your loved ones will live on as well. after reading the story of moses' death, those who observe the holiday began reading the torrah from the very beginning. story of creation, remind us of two things. first, when we get knocked down, we get back up again and we begin anew. second, when we're faced with tragedy and loss, we must go back to the beginning and remember who we are. we are all human beings, creating an image of god with dignity, humanity and purpose. in the dark, there's to be a light to the world is what we're about. you inspire hope and light to so many around the world. that's what the terrorists seek to destroy. that's what they seek to destroy. because they live in darkness.

but not you. not israel. nations of conscience, like the united states and israel, are not a measure solely by example or power. we're measured by the power of our example. that's why, as hard as it is, we must keep pursuing peace. we must keep pursuing a path so israel and the palestinian people can both live safely and securely in dignity an in peace. for me, that means a two-state solution. let's keep working for israel's greater integration with its neighbors. these attacks will only strengthen my commitment and determination and my will to get that done. i'm here to tell you the terrorists will not win. freedom will win. so let me end where i began. israel, you are not alone. united states stands with you. i told this story before. i'll tell it again. my first meeting with an israeli prime minister 50 years ago as a

young senator. i was sitting across from her desk in her office. she had a guy who later became prime minister sitting next to me. just before the 1973 yom kipp war. she flipped the maps up and down, telling me how bad things were, how terrible they were. all of a sudden she looked at me and said, would you like a photograph? i looked at her. she got up from her desk and walked out into that hallway. i think it's marble flooring. walked out in the hallway. walked around a bunch of photographers standing in front of us. we were standing shoulder to shoulder. without her looking at me she said to me, knowing i'm here, why do you look so worried, senator biden? and i said, worried? course i'm worried. and she looked at me. she didn't look. she said, don't worry, senator. we israelis have a secret

weapon. we have nowhere else to go. well today i say to all of israel. the united states isn't going anywhere either. we're going to stand with you. we'll walk beside you in those dark days and we'll walk beside you in the good days to come. they will come. as you say in hebrew, which i'm not going to attempt because i'm such a terrible linguist. i'll say it in english. the people of israel live. the people of israel live. israel will be safe, secure, jewish and a democratic state today, tomorrow, forever. may god protect all of those who work for peace. god save those who are still in harms way. thank you very much. >> president biden in israel making remarks, obviously, on the world stage. not taking questions there in

the room. certainly, magnitude of the situation that he's now trying to confront also as president of the united states. he said, i come to israel with a simple message. you are not alone. went back to that message at the end of his speech. spoke of the 31 american citizens who are among the dead as well. to the families of the hostages, he said, you are not alone. and he also went on to talk about how he will ask congress in the coming day force money, for aid to help defend israel, to help keep the iron dome fortified and continue to protect israel from incoming attack. he also said the vast majority of palestinians are not hamas. he talked about the palestinian civilians suffering. he spoke of what we saw at the hospital in the last 24 hours, saying, given the intelligence that's been shared with him by his own defense team right now, that he believes this was an errant rocket fired by hamas. regardless, we know that the images have enflamed the world. we've seen the protests

throughout the region. he talked about $100 million in humanitarian aid for gaza and the west bank. lot of news being made by the president just moments ago. want to bring in our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz. first, aid for military, for protection, for defense of israel. he will ask congress in the coming days. he also delivered in message, martha, not directly to israel, but it can inferred that's who he was talking to. you reported on our air in the past days that this would be the message he would deliver. don't be consumed by rage. he talked about the u.s., saying we have made mistakes before, in particular after 9/11. he reminded the world that israel is a democracy and must act in accordance to rules of law, not the rules of the terrorists. obviously, they don't have any. >> reporter: exactly. it was a somber and steadfast speech, david. the message he gave was very

clear and very tough. the white house said that president biden would be asking tough questions of netanyahu and reminding him of the united states' own experience after 9/11 and the fallout from that. we were a country that everyone sided with and felt so bad for. and then went into iraq. that tide turned. he does not want to see that happen here. he wants israel to keep in mind what's happened in the past and learn from those past lessons as they, as planned, go into gaza and to certainly think about civilian casualties. palestinians do not not support hamas and that aid package, that aid package to the west bank and gaza will mean a lot to the people there. and joe biden really hammered that message

home. david. >> martha, my thanks to you. i want to bring in ian pannell again. and, ian, you heard the president there say that he has asked the israeli cabinet to open up some sort of route, obviously through egypt to try to get aid to civilians inside gaza and saying if there's any evidence that hamas tries to steal that aid as it's coming in, there would be action taken. but he did say that the israeli cabinet heard that message from the president and that this will be an effort as well that we see in the coming days. yeah that's right. >> a message of support, solid charity, but also of moderation and moderation, not just in terms of appealing to israel, not to be to feel the anger, but not to be consumed by it. also a message that aid package that was going to be delivered to the people of gaza and the west bank handing out some kind of olive leaf, saying that there will be some kind of humanitarian corridor. i mean, we know the secretary of state, blinken, has been trying to work on this as well. i think it's an important

message that very, very rare cancellation by by the king of jordan of the meeting with president biden. president biden is about to go down that road any minute now. he was about to fly to jordan and meet with the leaders of jordan uh- of egypt and of the palestinian authority. they've pulled out of this meeting. it was a real snub for president biden and also the attempt to try and bring along wider regional support. i just want to pick up on one other thing. president biden made it very clear that he said that clearly not all the palestinian people are hamas, but the longer conflicts go on, the more radicalized people become. and we actually saw protest today in the west bank where people were calling out in support of hamas. hamas does not rule the west bank, and it just shows the dangers which the us is acutely aware of, of a spread in this conflict, but also of radicalization. david very good point. >> ian pannell also in the region for us. ian, thank you. one last question to our chief white house correspondent, mary bruce. mary, you heard the president say he will ask congress for help, for money, for aid, for the defense of israel. he also spoke of the

$100 billion in humanitarian aid for gaza and the west bank. and as ian just pointed out, the second part of this trip, and it was crucial while visiting, meeting with leaders of the arab world was canceled, given the images that came out of that hospital in the last 24 hours. but the president and this white house thought it was very important to keep this trip moving forward. he went to israel anyway and, david, there is no question this is the most difficult and sensitive diplomatic mission of this presidency so far. >> you just saw the president trying to balance this impossible tightrope of showing unwavering support for israel, grieving with israel while also trying to tamp down rising tension, trying to address this humanitarian crisis and prevent this from becoming a wider war. you have mentioned this, but it stands out and it bears repeating that caution that he had for israel while he is vowing that israel will once again be a safe place for jewish people, the president with that blunt message, don't be consumed by your rage. don't make the same mistakes that the us did after nine over 11 be deliberate, he said. have

clarity about your objectives. and while he did, again speak to the palestinian people, noting that hamas doesn't represent them and calling for israel and egypt and others to allow aid to finally flow into gaza, what you didn't hear, david, was any assurances that he may have gotten from netanyahu or any assurances that he is hoping to get from from egypt that this aid will finally be able to flow. and that is part of the reason david, that this is such a diplomatic high wire for this president. >> mary bruce live at the white house for us, mary bruce, martha raddatz, ian pannell and all of our teams and crews, photographers across the region. we thank you. we'll continue to report this story out. the entire team will be back for world news tonight a little later today. we return you now to regular programing. i'm david muir in new york. for many of you, it's back to good morning america in the west. good day. >> this has been a special report from abc news. it's no, but we have life insurance.

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>> there's a lot that people don't know that i want them to know. we, as civilians, where are we ♪ oops i did it again ♪ >> reporter: the pop star is used to making headlines, but now she's taking control of the narrative. brittney claims she had an abortion while dating justin timberlake writing, i loved justin so much. i always expected us to have a family together one day, but justin wasn't happy about the pregnancy. he said we weren't ready to have a baby in our live, that we were way too young. >> this is a secret that she's kept for more than 20 years.

it was obviously a very personal time. the pregnancy she writes was a surprise to her. she always had that deem. but she alleges justin had no interest in being a father. she did have an abortion. her 2001vma performance with the python iconic, but spears says she was terrified. all i knew was to look down. i felt if i looked up and caught its eye, it would kill me. as for what happened in 2008 during her seemingly public meltdown, spears revealing, i have been eyeballed so much growing up, i have been looked up and down, had people tell me what they thought of my body since i was a teen. shaving my head and acting out were my ways of pushing back. and she writes about her conservatorship saying i became a robot, a child robot.

the conservatorship made me into a child. 13 years went by with me feeling like a shadow of myself. i think back now on my father and his associate having control over my body and my money for that long and it makes me feel sick. >> one of the things that she did tell us is that she still loves her family. i think she hopes there will be time for healing and repairing those relationships. >> reporter: we reached out to justin timberlake but he had no response. "the woman in me" out tuesday. you can read the excerpts out on "people" magazine. already number one on amazon. >> she has a lot to say. eva, thank you. coming up our exclusive look at the new amazon prescription delivery service by drone. and next jordan van der sloot expected to plead guilty in connection with natalie hall hrlow

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a case that gripped the nation for years. jordan van der sloot the prime suspect in the disappearance of natalie holloway reportedly giving new details to the fbi about how the alabama teen died. >> jordan had to truthfully disclose what happened to natalie, in terms of whether her life was taken and how she was disposed of afterwards. van der sloot has purportedly done that. >> reporter: that alleged disclosure said to be part of a plea deal with federal prosecutors in alabama in an extortion and wire fraud case where vaned der sloot is accused of demanding $250,000 from holloway's mother beth in exchange for information about her daughter. >> he has been interrogated by the fbi. it was recorded. few weeks ago. they tested what he had to say before the agreement was

reached. >> reporter: van der sloot initially pleading not guilty in june to that federal indictment. now beth holloway's attorney saying van der sloot is expected to change his plea to guilty offering up clues to what happened to natalie nearly two decades ago. >> closure for beth as much as she can get closure. she'll feel like she finally has the answer she wanted. >> reporter: the dutch national serving a 28-year sentence in peru for another woman but was brought to the u.s. to face these charges. natalie holloway vanished in 2005. she was last seen leaving the bar with van der sloot. van der sloot denying involvement. >> last time i saw her she was sitting on the side of the ocean. >> reporter: holloway's body was never found. >> i know he was responsible for the demise of natalie.

he's a monster. >> reporter: so far prosecutors aren't commenting on the terms of the alleged plea deal. once sentenced in this extortion case he will be sent back the peru to finish his sentence for murder. they don't expect any further investigation by u.s. authorities. lot more to come, guys. >> hopefully the holloway family can finally get some answers. next here on gma the ceo of wal-mart u.s. is here live only on gma talking with michael about what to expect this holiday season as inflation squeezes families. season. as inflation squeezes families. , we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this!

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the thanksgiving meal at the same price as 2021. we provided that for easter. this year we are able to have a thanksgiving basket that the prices are coming down. americans need that. we're proud to be able to say that the price of a thanksgiving meal is going to come down. >> that's something everybody is very happy to hear. wal-mart, you're the biggest retailer in the country. what do you see people spend their money on right now? and where can they really save? >> it's been an interesting couple years here with shifts from last year when inflation really started. things like food and consumables picked up. we see more people eating at home. let's talk about the basket we have here today. there are a number of items in the basket. this is a meal for up to ten people. it's going to sell for around $2 less than last year, around $70. whether you are buying in store or want to one click the entire basket, we can save you time an

money. >> saving time and money. that feeds ten? >> up to ten. >> how much are they going to save? >> about $2 less than last year. last year we were $72.50. whether it's food or getting ready for gifts. we had our first event with deals last week. toy department is another example. we have 1,000 new items. 500 unique items. 25 items under 25 like barbie, lego. there are ways to save, whether you're looking for a gift or your new child, grand baby, someone, a friend's child or a thanksgiving meal. we can help. >> we know wal-mart, target, amazon. all the retailers are going after customers, obviously, trying to offer big savings. how are you going to stand out? >> we had our first event for deals last week which was great. we started online early in the week. we have our assortment in store available for pickup. we have a lot of new brands on

our market place. we're excited about the entire breadth of the offer. we're within ten miles of 90% of the population. we are seeing an increase in deliveries within an hour, within three hours. we can add convenience as well as savings. if you're strapped for time, we can help. >> what are the hottest holiday products this year? what are you expecting to be the big sellers? >> i think barbie has had a really good year. even just the basics like hot wheels, or those classic toys. what we hear from customers is they want to celebrate like they used to. an interesting phrase we heard. we want to celebrate like we used to. people are looking forward to getting back together. i'm excited about this holiday season, to bring people together, when there's so many things that try to keep us separated. it will be a great holiday for people. >> one thing that makes people happy is being with with their

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people, further raising tensions. fda under pressure, facing new calls to ban red dye number 3 after california passed a law barring the additive found in sprinkle, soda, candy an other food. dr. ashton is here with what parents need to know. fake reviews crackdown. a group of companies teaming up to take on phoney reviews. gma exclusive. amazon revealing its new drone delivery service that uses ai technology to safely deliver medications within an hour. we have a first look. ♪ a whole new world ♪ magic in the ballroom for disney 100 night. jason mraz taking the judges to a whole new world. former nfl star adrian peterson sacked.

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prime minister netanyahu and other leaders. let's go back to martha raddatz. >> reporter: good morning again george. the president walking a fine line, wanting to support israel after the horrific attack, but also wanting to help innocent palestinians caught in the crossfire. this morning in tel aviv under immensely tight security after the missile attacks high. president biden into the embrace of benjamin netanyahu. the two expressing support for one another. israel is poised for a ground invasion into gaza after the slaughter of more than 1,300 people by hamas. president biden promising israel help with whatever they need to defend themselves. >> i have come to israel with a single message. you're not alone. you are not alone. as long as the united states stands, and we will stand forever, we will not let you ever be alone. >> reporter: but this meeting

comes after gaza was rocked by a devastating explosion at a hospital. the palestinians say it killed at least 500. the palestinians also blaming an israeli air strike which israeli officials strongly deny, blaming a misfired rocket on islamic militants. president biden, for the first time, weighing in. >> i was deeply saddened and outraged by the explosion at the hospital in gaza yesterday. based on what i have seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team, not you. but there's a lot of people out there who are not sure so we got to overcome a lot of things. >> reporter: biden is grappling with the fallout from the hospital explosion with massive protests around the world outside u.s. and israeli embassies. the head of the palestinian authority, president mahmoud abbas canceling his meeting with the president, jordan's king abdullah doing the same.

the president, of course, concerned about hostages as well, meeting with some of the family members. robin? >> we so appreciate your reporting, martha. thank you. the president is already facing a difficult task, as fury grows following the deadly blast at the hospital in gaza that was packed with people who were sheltering there. let's go back to our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell in tel aviv. >> reporter: overnight we had this catastrophic strike on this hospital in gaza seen in videos circulating online killing hundreds according to palestinian health officials. hospitals throughout gaza, of course, have been used as shelters by the most vulnerable since the bombing started. this strike hit the parking lot of the hospital in gaza city. both sides blaming each other. hamas is saying it was an israeli strike. but this morning israel saying it's examined the video and intelligence showing that the hospital was actually hit by

propellants by a rocket fired by islamic jihad. video on the ground this morning appears to show a large area badly damaged by fire, but little structure damage, the kind of damage we have seen repeatedly over the last few days. news of the explosion spreading like wild fire throughout the region. as martha said, protests not just in the region but around the world. mahmoud abbas, leader of the palestinian authority, calling for three days of mourning. hezbollah, the lebanese militant group backed by iran, calling for a day of rage. now israel urging palestinians in gaza to head even further south to an area they say will be safe an will receive humanitarian aid. for 12 straight days after hamas murdered 1,400 people including americans, has many fearing nowhere is safe. >> ian, thank you very much. going to turn to capitol hill where police are ramping up

security measures to prepare for any possible demonstration. rachel scott is there with more on that and the latest for the speaker battle. >> reporter: michael, good morning. there is an increased police presence on capitol hill. metal fencing has gone up around the complex as officials prepare for any possible demonstration. it will certainly be a busy day. the house is set to resume in just a few hours. the first order of business will be trying to elect a new speaker ofthe house. congressman jim jordan failed on the first ballot. he can only afford to lose four republicans on the floor. he lost 20. the challenge today will be trying to convince more than a dozen republicans to back him. he is known as a conservative fire brand, staunch supporter of donald trump. he has pushed false claims about the 2020 election. sources tell us some have been reluctant to return his phone calls or even schedule another

meeting ahead of today's vote, robin. >> rachel, thank you very much. now we have the fda considering a proposed rule to ban formaldehyde in straightening products. janai norman is here with details. >> good morning. the fda has considered formaldehyde a human car cinogen. frequent use has been linked to certain types of cancer, sometimes more than doubling the risk. why when they began drafting a proposed ban t didn't happen? it's unclear. now the agency is considering proposing a rule. a rule like this could ban hair straightening products like perms with formaldehyde. and even those kerotin treatments that claim to be formaldehyde free but release it when it comes into contact with air. they say there's no timeline yet for when this could happen or

even if it for sure will. the risk of these products have been known for years prompting many women to abandon them and embrace their natural hair movement. those who would argue any action should have already been taken. guys? >> you are rocking it with the natural. that's another reason why. janai, thank you for leading the way. coming up our gma morning menu. the crackdown on fake online reviews. how top companies are trying to protect consumers. the new push to ban red dye number 3 after california banned it. dr. ashton is here to talk about the danger it may pose. a look at amazon's new delivery service. and lara an tory are here with our deals and steals. >> ding! we're having way too much fun. this morning's deals and steals fast festival, it will leave you breathless. we went there. that kind of day, everybody. tell it to my heart singers

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>> we are back with our gma cover story. the crackdown on fake online reviews. amazon is leading a coalition of companies trying to protect consumers from these phoney reviews. our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis is all over it and has the story. good morning, rebecca. >> good morning. most people at a minimum, they glance at review befores they make a big purchase.

i like to go really deep there. as many as 30% to 40% of online reviews are fake. getting rid of those bogus reviews is an important objective. amazon, expedia, trip adviser and booking.com, review sites trust pilot and glass door are teaming up to form the coalition for trusted reviews that's dedicated to ridding the internet of fake reviews by developing common standards and definitions for what constitutes a fake review, coming up with practices for detecting fake reviews and sharing information for how the people behind fake reviews operate. but they don't have a timeline on when this would start so what can you do in the mean time? look at those time stamps. if all the reviews are clustered around the same time, it's a sign something fishy might be going on. and language. if you're seeing the same language in repeated review, that could be a give away. look for purchase badges on amazon. finally uses resources like fake

spot which is a website and app. you add that link to a review. they will analyze it and tell you if it's too good to be true. generally as a rule, if it sounds too good to be true, it is. >> rebecca, thank you very much for all that useful information. we're going to turn the new scrutiny on the fda to ban a commonly used food dye which is used in nearly 3,000 products in the u.s. this comes after california passed a law to ban the dye. our dr. jennifer ashton is here to explain. good morning, jen. great to see you, as always. what do we know about red dye number 3 and the dangers it might pose? >> this is the latest chapter in this food chemical safety saga. started over 25 years ago when the fda took it out of cosmetics after lab studies found red dye number 3 was linked to causing cancer in male rats. it may also be associated with

hyper activity issues in children. it's in a lot of things. california now not waiting any more for the fda and saying, we're gonna ban it from food. that will take effect 2027. they're going to give manufacturers a chance to relabel and repackage. the fda saying they are looking into the petition and once they've evaluated that petition and data, they will publish their findings. >> what are some things that contain the dye? >> it is in so many things, michael. basically anything that has the bright red cherry color can contain it. candy, soda, juices, cookies, frosting with that bright color. savory products like bacon, vegetarian bacon, or frozen casserole. you wouldn't expect it in there. and medication. cough medication, gummy vitamins. again, anything that is colored that bright cherry red, read the label. that could be in it. >> so many everyday things.

yeah. wow. as parents should you avoid thing likes this for your kids? >> when you talk about anything that could be a toxin, you need the right dose, you need frequency. weight is also important which is why children at smaller weights could be more at risk. for parents who may be concerned, read those labels. that's always important. try to eat from the farm not the factory as much as possible. if you see a color that's not found in nature, you probably want to avoid that. >> all right, doc, thank you very much. time for pop news with lara. >> get over here, michael. trip to the ballroom. it was disney 100 night on "dancing with the stars" last night. the contestants prove they could create major magic on the dance floor. top of the leader board soshi gomez wowing the judges and the crowd. a dramatic contemporary dance to frozen's "into the unknown."

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>> we'll see you in a bit. here are a look at temperatures right now. we're in the 50s and low 60s and we are going to warm very quickly today. a heat advisory will begin at 11 a.m. for the south bay and the santa cruz mountains as we heat up this heat advisory will expand into the entire bay area tomorrow as record heat hits us by thursday afternoon. it is sunny out there and we are going to see those warm temperatures by lunchtime. and then it's just hot for a lot of us. we'll see 80s and 90s away from the coast kumasi. >> thank you, drew. we'll have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes. you can always find the latest on our news app find the latest on our news app >> announcer: welcome back to gma, live from times square. amazon has a new way to deliver prescriptions by drone. rebecca jarvis here to tell us about it. >> looks pretty sci-fi.

amazon is on the cutting edge of so many things, revolutionizing the way we shop. now they're attempting to do that for the way we get our medicine. this morning amazon pharmacy launching drone delivery of prescriptions in 60 minutes or less. the program starting in college station, texas, and eventually expanding, gives residents access to over 500 medication, creating common conditions including asthma, pneumonia. earlier this year wal-mart partnered with alphabet to expand to the dallas area, allowing residents to order groceries, household essentials, medicines and more. >> customers have become so used to getting things so quickly r drones are going to add to that speed to market. this is one way retailers will stay competitive and make sure they don't attrition customers to their competitors. >> reporter: here's how it works. at checkout, an eligible amazon pharmacy customer can select

free drone delivery. the pharmacist will fill the prescription, then it's loaded into the drone which will make its way to the customer's property. the drones have ai power sense and avoid technology to navigate around people, pets and power lines. >> when the drone takes off, it's checking to make sure the flight path is clear. once it reaches the destination, it looks down to make sure the area is clear and it's safe to deliver the package. >> reporter: as companies like wal-mart, amazon an alphabet's win deliver drone, the prevalence is expected to increase in 2024. >> amazon leads the pack when it comes to delivery of products. so if amazon is doing something innovative, you better believe that retailers are going to be in its wake trying to develop or at least take on that same technology in order to better serve their customers. >> which is good news for everyone out there who needs medication. the goal is to help customers

who may not be feeling well enough to go to the pharmacy or they have mobility issues, they might live outside a major city which already have prescription delivery service, like capsule. additionally amazon is trying to help customers who may need to get a medication quickly. that delivery time 60 minute ors less. very fast. >> rebecca, we are together in pink for breast cancer awareness month. this morning we are talking about nutrition to fight breast cancer and promote wellness for everyone. our dietitian, nutritionist rachel beller is here. you have a new book "spice rack." so good to have you back. okay. amber is raving about this. it's more than just a cookbook. tell us about it. >> it is. it is a full on action plan with over 100 recipes that can reduce the risk of cancer and optimize our weight. i put my ten nutrition commandments in there. like two books in one.

>> it's about the power of three. what do you mean by that? >> i have the beller method. it's a meal building strategy. it includes three things. base of low starch veg, protein and healthy fat. we're going to start with the low starch vegetable base. that's what you have here. i tell my patients think of two big handfuls. we've got your favorite here the power spice blend by beller nutrition. it's great. onions, garlic, tumeric, black pepper, parsley. universal. it goes on everything. next we move on to our protein. to reduce risk, i recommend a plant based protein. what i have here shasuka your way. chick peas, for example. you can use peas, cannellini

bones. peppers, add marinara sauce. then i added the beller nutrition savory blend there. just amazing. smell this actually. paprika, cumin, garlic. >> that's simple. then hear you just see an example of another meal that we have. low starch vegetable base. these are lentil meatballs. marinara. >> i love that you make vegetables the star. we don't normally look at it that way. >> it helps us feel full. modulates blood sugar. has phytonutrients to protect us at the cellular level. >> what's going on here? >> i also have a chapter all about your power pantry. this is my new star. black cumin seeds. like a cousin of cumin. different flavor profile. what i love about black cumin

seeds. it helps with digestion. i added the beller nutrition spicer blend. >> love that, too. so good. so soothing. >> full confession. you are always trying to get me on the matcha. i couldn't do it. this could replace matcha many >> yes. this is young barley grass powder. i like to refer to this as a night time latte. helps us relax. has prebiotic fibers. it's milder in the flavor. you're going to love this. >> you know how i feel about matcha. >> smooth. >> matcha before. people like this. >> i do, too. this is something different. it's nice, smooth. i also needed the beller nutrition.

really crank up the antioxidant, anti-inflammatory. >> you know that. how do we go about getting the right one? >> my recommendation is to keep it simple. i prefer single ingredient profiles. watermelon, pumpkin seeds. we don't need the gum, the additives and the sweeteners. they don't help our gut health. keep it simple. one ingredient and that's it. stir it into your plant based yogurt, anything, your oatmeal. >> i know you said this is your new star. this is an oldie but goodie. >> my favorite dessert. >> so easy to make. >> this is blue berry crumble. what i have added from the power pantry is oat fiber. when we buy oats, usually they remove the outer part. this is the hull that we throw away.

we are going to auddd this is an insoluble fiber. think of a brush scrubbing your insides clean. it's great. has zero calories, lots of fiber. three grams per tablespoon. easily integrates into anything. i love it. >> i wondered when you were going to get fiber into the conversation. >> got to fiber up. this is incredible, as are you. so happy for you. scan the qr code on your screen. get these recipes. or go to our website, good morning america.com. rachel's book spice rack is available now bundled with rachel's signature spice blend to help you get started. in honor of breast cancer awareness month the next beller nutrition master class starts when? >> october 21st. we welcome everyone to join. i get to personally walk everyone through the journey to help optimize their health.

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back with author an poet cleo wade. her book "heart talk" was a new york times best seller. now she's back with a new collection "remember love." cleo, good morning. give it up for cleo wade,

everybody. >> thanks for having me. >> "remember love" this is your first original work for adult since 2018. you call this a collection for tender times. what do you mean by that? >> i don't think there's a person you could meet who doesn't think we are living in tender times. and when i wrote this book, i didn't know or could have predicted just how tender the times would feel when it came out. i wanted to emphasize the word tenderness. i felt like it was an emotion that people would allow themselves to have. when the world feels overwhelming, we think i shouldn't think about myself. i can't say my life is hard. not that hard or that bad. i felt like everyone could say i feel really tender. sensitive right now. i feel delicate. so you know for me i wanted to speak to an emotion i thought people would give yourself permission to have. >> sometimes people need to know they have permission to feel that way.

>> you are a best selling poet. what do you say inspired you? >> i'm inspired by people. i take a lot of pride being that. when people say it's hitting the fan i feel like i get calls. there's the breakup or the loss or whatever is happening. i'm so proud that i am able to support and love the people i love. i just found a way to bring what i do with my friends to the world of my books. >> speaking of books. with hard talk you consider that book to be a friend. what do you consider this book to be? >> i never sit down and think, i am going to write a book. i think, i want to create a friend. i want to give someone a companion for life. no matter what you're going through, even if you are sitting around a table full of

girlfriends when stuff gets hard. put on your pajamas and get into bed and you are alone. having a book by my side helps me with that last thought before i get into bed or that first thought in the morning. i try to create and write for those moments, people's most intimate times. >> speaking of friendships, you are working to create you say special spaces for your readers on your book tour. >> not just on tour, in everything i do. if you exist solely online, you're gonna feel bad. you just are. if you get in real life -- on my tour last night in new york, we included what we call a friendship hour, where people come early to meet people. i say if you're afraid to come to something alone, come to my tour. if you think you will be the only one who came alone, you're not. we created ice breakers on cards for how people can talk to each

other. i want people to know community is available to them. if you get in real life, if you stand shoulder to shoulder, someone can look you in the eyes and give you a hug. i gave 500 hugs last night. you will feel better. a lot of it is about logging off and getting in real life an letting somebody see you, hold your hand an even maybe have a good cry to remind you we are human and we'll get through this if we're together. >> i appreciate you. your book feels like a hug. >> i hope so. >> thank you for being here. cleo's book "remember love" is out now. make sure you pick yourself up a copy of that. now we're going to ginger. >> thanks, michael. i have got same tree three years apart on the same week. a vibrant color on the left. barely changing on the right. mike, a meteorologist up there in boston, let us know a lot of the experts are saying so much rain, like so many of us have

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and we'll end here with a live picture from the san mateo bridge. hey, drew. >> hey, joe. jobina, we are looking at temperatures and we are climbing into the 60 right now and a lot of spots. and we're on our way to a warm to hot afternoon. a heat advisory begins at 11 a.m. for the south bay and the santa cruz mountains. that expands into the entire bay area tomorrow. so here's how today shapes up. get a lot of sunshine. we're warming fast. the next couple of hours. it is a hot afternoon for a lot of people. 80s and 90s away from the coast. kumasi. >> thank you, drew. now it's time for live with kelly and mark and we'll be back at 11 for midday live. have a good morning ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, a performance from grammy and oscar-winner, jon batiste. plus, from the musical "li