penn state fraternity member speaking out about the night a pledge died at a frat party allegedly falling down a flight of stairs and saying his concerns fell on deaf ears. they said, no, you re overreacting. you don t know what you re talking about. and i said, no, i really do know what i m talking about. he could have a concussion. more of what he saw that night as almost 20 students now face charges. and this morning, brush fires fueled by tinderbox conditions in the south. flames coming dangerously close to roads. helicopters called in to help. mandatory evacuations and dense smoke advisories. the fight to keep it all contained. hey, guys. lesson 101 in live tv, make sure your phones are turned off. i thought it was my phone as adrienne s siri is screaming at us right as we re going on the air. saying i didn t quite get that. good morning, america. good morning. that s how i feel. all right, everybody, rob is not in studio with us this morning because
and fans of the yankees and cubs must have been pretty restless last night at wrigley. their team set several major league records as they played into the early morning hours. a swing and a miss. you know, it s trouble when an afternoon game turns into an early morning one. many people in chicago will go in to work late this morning. they re very tired. they re called cubs players. we ll get to that. good morning on this monday. the battle over health care is intensifying across the country after that republican plan to replace obamacare crossed its first hurdle. former president obama even weighed in overnight calling on congress to have the courage to look beyond party lines. and president trump returned to the white house from his new jersey golf club after nudging lawmakers tweeting that senate republicans won t let the american people down. abc s janai norman joins us from washington with the latest. janai, good morning. reporter: diane and kendis, good mor
speaking out only on gma. staying alive swing and a miss and it is over. major league marathon. the cubs and yankees battling it out in a record game overnight going 18 innings, 6 hours, and nearly 600 pitches. the incredible dive into the stands and the moment it all finally ended. good morning, everyone. i hope everyone had a fantastic weekend. come on, 18 innings. that s a long game. 18 innings which took 6:05. as the night wore on, the stands started to empty out. you know you have those die-hards that say i m not leaving until it s over and powered through in 41-degree weather. i have to take my hat off to those fans. well done. all kinds of records set. we ll have more on that ahead. first, the major headlines out of washington. sally yates, deputy attorney general who was fired by president trump will testify on capitol hill this afternoon on her warnings to the white house about russia that led to the firing of former national security adviser michae
a former penn state fraternity member speaking out about the night a pledge died at a frat party. allegedly falling down a flight of stairs. and saying his concerns fell on deaf ears. they said, no, you re overreacting. you don t know what you re talking about. i said, no, i really do know what i m talking about. he could have a concussion. more of what he saw that night, as almost 20 students now face charges. and brush fires. fueled by tinderbox conditions in the south. flames coming dangerously close to roads. helicopters called in to help. mandatory evacuations and dense smoke advisories. the fight to keep it all contained. hey, guys. lesson 101 in live tv, make sure your phones are turned off. i thought it was my phone. as adrienne s siri is screaming at us. right as we re going on the air. good morning, america. good morning. all right, everybody. rob is not in studio with us this morning. because as we come on the air, the annual wings for life world run
and loulry watching from the sidelines. derozan steps back of james and hits nothing but bottom. hubie: irving and james here, and a two-man game on the way. and having cleared out for irving, five on the clock. he slammed on the brakes. lebron with one to shoot. and powell with a rebound. raptors have to go quick here with two minutes to go. down by nine. derozan. boarded by korver. hubie: too bad. they needed one there. mark: under two minutes to play. dial up number two here. irving. lebron directing traffic. hubie: they wanted to give him a one on one on the left side. mark: knocked away by joseph. 1.9 to go on the shot clock. hubie: i like what derozan did. he helped out on irving, tried to discourage the pass and he rotated back quickly. mark: the raptors are out of time-outs. the cleveland burns one of their full time-outs here. they have a 20 remaining and one foul to give. but lebron james shooting 5 for 12 from downtown. 34 points, 9 boards, 6 assists.