Good Morning America Full Broadcast — Tuesday, November 25, 2025

Key Concepts

Severe Weather: Tornadoes, damaging winds, winter storms, and potential white-out conditions impacting travel.
Thanksgiving Travel: Busiest travel day of the year, FAA projections, TSA screening numbers, driving vs. flying, train travel.
International Conflict: Russia's missile barrage on Kyiv amidst peace talks, evolving peace plan details.
Political Investigations: Pentagon investigation of Senator Mark Kelly for alleged misconduct, Trump's accusations of seditious behavior.
Legal Proceedings: Federal judge dismissing cases against James Comey and Letitia James due to unlawful appointment of prosecutor.
Public Health: Rising Norovirus cases, symptoms, and prevention methods.
Sports: NFL game highlights (Panthers vs. 49ers), Christian McCaffrey's performance, Shaeur Sanders' first touchdown.
Consumer Issues: Porch pirate takedown, sophisticated criminal organization targeting FedEx deliveries, fake ticket scams.
Health & Wellness: Denver Broncos player Alex Singleton's testicular cancer diagnosis and recovery, stem cell donation impact.
Financial Savings: AI's limitations in grocery savings, effective use of apps for finding deals, rising grocery prices.
Entertainment: Savannah Bananas' initiative for a verified secondary ticket marketplace, "Dancing with the Stars" finale predictions, "All's Fair" renewed for Season 2, Walt Disney Family's recognition, "World of Frozen" at Disneyland Paris.
Holiday Shopping: Black Friday deals on tech, home goods, and fashion.
Culinary: Easy-to-make Thanksgiving desserts (cranberry curd tart, French apple tart) and zero-proof cocktails.

Severe Storms and Thanksgiving Travel Disruptions

Severe storms are impacting the Southern United States just two days before Thanksgiving, coinciding with the busiest travel day of the year. The storms have generated reported tornadoes from Mississippi to Texas, with damaging winds exceeding 60 miles per hour. This severe weather system is expected to move through Alabama and into Georgia, potentially causing significant disruptions to air and road travel. In contrast, North and South Dakota are experiencing winter storm warnings, with Minneapolis anticipating 3-6 inches of snow and wind advisories. Chicago is also bracing for a windy Wednesday with gusts up to 60 mph in parts of Nebraska, making travel along I-80 problematic. Pittsburgh to Philadelphia can expect rain, transitioning to scattered showers and lake-effect snow.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) projects over 52,000 flights for the day, labeling it their "Super Bowl." The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) anticipates screening 18 million passengers for the holiday. While 90% of travelers (73 million people) are expected to drive, Sunday is predicted to be the most difficult day for travel, with tomorrow being the second busiest. 1.2 million people are expected to travel by train. American Airlines anticipates Sunday and Monday to be their busiest return travel days.

International Conflict and Peace Talks

Russia launched a significant missile and drone barrage on Kyiv, Ukraine, lasting six hours, despite ongoing peace talks. This attack occurred after a framework for a peace deal was reportedly established. The barrage resulted in damage to residential buildings, with officials reporting seven fatalities and power disruptions in seven of Kyiv's districts. High-stakes talks in Geneva involved U.S., Russian, and Ukrainian officials, with an updated 28-point peace plan being presented. Initially favoring Russia, the plan was reportedly revised to 19 points, with some unacceptable terms changed. However, delicate issues such as Ukraine ceding land to Russia remain unresolved. A U.S. official indicated that the Ukrainian team had essentially agreed to the deal struck in Geneva, but Russia had not yet confirmed acceptance.

Political Investigations and Legal Battles

The Pentagon has announced an investigation into Arizona Senator Mark Kelly, a retired military officer and astronaut. This action follows a video posted by Kelly and five other Democratic lawmakers urging U.S. service members not to follow illegal orders. President Trump accused them of seditious behavior, punishable by death. A retired Air Force Colonel stated there is no legal basis for the administration to investigate Kelly, asserting that service members are not obligated to carry out unlawful orders. Kelly maintains that he will not be silenced and that his statement was simple and non-controversial. He is the only one of the six lawmakers being investigated because, unlike the others who are military veterans, Kelly is retired and receiving benefits, making him subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice.

In a separate legal development, a federal judge dismissed criminal charges against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James. The ruling stated that President Trump's hand-picked prosecutor, Lindsey Halligan, lacked the lawful authority to present the indictments. Comey expressed gratitude for the case's end, while James remained defiant. The Justice Department intends to appeal both cases, though it's suggested they may not pursue the same charges against Comey due to the statute of limitations.

Public Health Warning: Norovirus Surge

A health warning has been issued regarding a surge in Norovirus cases, often referred to as the "stomach bug" or "stomach flu." The percentage of positive tests has risen to 14%, a significant increase from 7% just three months prior. This trend is approaching last year's December numbers, when 25% of tests were positive. Texas, Oklahoma, Alabama, Wyoming, and Nebraska are reporting the most cases. Common symptoms include diarrhea, vomiting, nausea, and stomach pain, typically developing 12-48 hours after exposure. Hand sanitizers, effective against COVID-19, are not as effective against Norovirus; frequent handwashing with hot, soapy water and disinfecting surfaces with bleach-based cleaners are recommended.

Sports Highlights and Player Stories

NFL: The Carolina Panthers faced the San Francisco 49ers in a Monday Night Football matchup with playoff implications. Christian McCaffrey, a former Panther, showcased his talent against his old team, scoring a 12-yard touchdown and achieving his tenth 100-yard game of the season. The 49ers won the game 20-9, improving their playoff hopes and tying the Pittsburgh Steelers for the most all-time wins on Monday Night Football with 54. Rookie Shaeur Sanders earned his second career start for the Raiders, leading his team to victory and throwing his first touchdown pass.

Alex Singleton's Cancer Battle: Denver Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton shared his inspiring story of discovering he had testicular cancer through a random drug test. The test revealed elevated levels of HCG, prompting further investigation. Despite feeling fine and preparing to play, Singleton was diagnosed with cancer. He played a full game with cancer in his body, unaware to most of his teammates, before undergoing surgery the next day. Singleton expressed profound gratitude for the compassion shown by his teammates and credits the drug test with potentially saving his life. He has missed only one game and is eyeing a return soon after his diagnosis.

Consumer Issues and Fraud Prevention

Porch Pirate Takedown: Authorities have dismantled a criminal organization on Long Island that targeted FedEx packages, stealing high-value electronics, primarily mobile phones. The group used fake names and unsuspecting homeowners' addresses to intercept deliveries. They would then transport the stolen goods to a stash house in the Bronx before reselling them domestically and internationally. Investigators recovered 200 mobile phones and tens of thousands of dollars in cash. FedEx stated they are working with law enforcement to address the rise in porch piracy. Fourteen individuals have been charged in connection with this operation.

Savannah Bananas' Ticket Initiative: The popular baseball team, the Savannah Bananas, is launching a verified secondary ticket marketplace to combat online ticket scams and inflated prices. This initiative aims to protect fans from purchasing fake tickets, a problem that has led to hundreds of dollars being spent on non-valid entry. The team, known for its entertainment and "Banana Ball" games, will allow tickets to be sold at face value. The new resale platform is expected to launch before the 2026 season, and fans are urged to purchase through official team channels until then.

Financial Savings and Consumer Advice

Grocery Savings: While Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools have shown limitations in providing actionable grocery savings, traditional apps and old-school methods remain effective. Apps like "Flip" allow users to search circular ads for deals, BOGO offers, and manufacturer coupons across different stores. One individual demonstrated significant savings by utilizing such an app, purchasing 20 items for $50.11 at four different stores compared to $113.63 at a single regional grocery store. Strategies for saving include sticking to lists, monitoring running totals, and shopping at multiple locations.

Holiday Shopping Deals: Black Friday deals are becoming available, with significant discounts on various products. Walmart is offering deals on Apple products, including the Apple Watch SE for $129 and AirPods for $69. A 32-piece cookware set is available for $88. Tech gadgets like Furbies, a Shark Pet Pro Cordless Vacuum, and a Windsor beanie and scarf gift set are also featured. Deals on smartphones, smartwatches, headphones, and home appliances are highlighted, with many items offering over 50% off.

Culinary Delights and Entertainment News

Thanksgiving Desserts and Drinks: America's Test Kitchen presented easy-to-make, show-stopping desserts for Thanksgiving. The Cranberry Curd Tart features a simple press-in crust made with almond flour, cornstarch, sugar, and melted butter, eliminating the need for rolling or chilling. The filling is a luscious cranberry curd made with cooked cranberries, egg yolks, and cornstarch. The French Apple Tart offers an alternative to traditional pie, utilizing cooked apples for a rich flavor and a similar press-in crust. A Spiced Cranberry Orange Punch, a zero-proof cocktail, was also presented as a festive and easy-to-make beverage for holiday gatherings.

Entertainment Updates:

"All's Fair" Renewed: The Hulu hit series "All's Fair," starring Kim Kardashian, Glenn Close, and Niecy Nash, has been renewed for a second season. The show became Hulu's biggest scripted premiere in three years.
Walt Disney Family Honored: Daniel Walton was recognized with the Founders Award by TV Arts and Sciences for her transformative impact on storytelling and global impact.
"Dancing with the Stars" Finale: The season finale of "Dancing with the Stars" is set to air, with predictions favoring Robert and Ali as the top contenders.
"World of Frozen" at Disneyland Paris: The new "World of Frozen" themed land at Disneyland Paris is set to open on March 29, 2026. It will feature an independently walking Olaf character and immersive attractions.
"Frozen 3 & 4" Confirmed: Kristen Bell has signed on for "Frozen 3" and "Frozen 4," indicating continued development of the franchise.

Stem Cell Donation: A Life-Saving Gift

The segment highlighted the profound impact of stem cell donations, inspired by Robin Roberts' own experience. Trevor Alt, a member of the "GMA" family, shared his journey of becoming a stem cell donor. After joining the registry six years ago, he was recently identified as a perfect match for a middle-aged man in another part of the world battling bone cancer. The process involved a week of injections and a donation procedure, which Trevor described as manageable and relatively pain-free. He emphasized the urgent need for donors, particularly young, healthy individuals, and encouraged viewers to sign up for the registry, noting that 75% of patients do not have a match within their families. The segment also highlighted that "GMA" viewers have inspired 38,000 people to join the registry, leading to over 50 patients receiving a second chance at life in the past year.

Conclusion and Key Takeaways

This broadcast covered a wide range of critical and engaging topics, underscoring the interconnectedness of severe weather, holiday travel, international affairs, political developments, public health concerns, and personal stories of resilience and generosity. The recurring theme of preparedness and proactive measures was evident, from storm tracking and travel planning to health precautions and consumer strategies for saving money. The personal narratives, particularly Alex Singleton's battle with cancer and Trevor Alt's stem cell donation, served as powerful reminders of human strength and the impact of individual actions. The broadcast also provided valuable consumer advice for the upcoming holiday season, from Black Friday deals to practical tips for Thanksgiving preparations.