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That spit take was the biggest tell of the interview.

I think we solved a big mystery with Timothy Shalmy because of that spit take.

Good morning America.

That's a good tease, George.

So we have a lot coming up this morning. Including his words. That's a good tease, George.

So we have a lot coming up this morning.

Including his one-on-one with Timothy Shalame.

Also, it is day two of Stranger Things Week.

Also ahead, we have the latest on the nation's economic report card.

Plus, Trevor Alt is standing by tracking the latest on Rob Reiner and his wife,

Michelle, and their son, Nick, is now in custody. But we're going to begin with the search for the suspect in a mass shooting that left two dead and nine injured at Brown University.

Authorities releasing new video and images of the possible gunman. Whit Johnson is on the scene for us at Brown University.

Good morning, Witt.

Michael, good morning. This manhunt is intensifying.

As authorities release these new images of a person of interest,

they're asking the public to study them very closely,

hoping they could lead to a break in the case.

And the FBI is also offering $50,000

in a reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

Overnight, authorities sharing new surveillance videos and the clearest images yet of a person

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