good morning, america. breaking overnight -- fbi counterterror officials warn about the threat of a violent attack at the university of chicago. the college campus on lockdown. classes and all activities canceled. police on high alert right now. new details this morning about that deadly rampage at a planned parenthood facility in colorado. what we're learning about the victims. the iraq war veteran, the mother of two, and the hero officer who skated with nancy kerrigan. and why the secret service is now investigating the alleged shooter. donald trump digs in, denying he was mocking a reporter with a disability on the campaign trail as he cancels a highly publicized press conference with african-american religious leaders this morning. and it's "star wars" week on "gma." >> you might need this. >> "the force awakens" with the

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people. the future is almost here. >> the future is almost here. we're going to begin with the threat at the university of chicago. school is canceled, all classes and activities today, after fbi counterterror officials warned the university about an online message threatening an armed attack on the main quad this morning. abc's alex perez is on the scene in chicago. good morning, alex. alex perez is on the scene. >> reporter: that's right. the university of chicago making that decision this weekend after they got the call from the fbi saying there was an online threat about gun violence right here on the main quad at 10:00 a.m. today. the faculty and staff and students were notified in an e-mail late last night. just how credible this threat is and the specifics of this threat still not known, but the university, of course, here taking no chances, releasing a statement saying they are adding extra security saying in part the university will have an increased police and security presence on and around campus including police personnel with visible weapons and other

additional measures. george? >> any sense of how long this lockdown will remain in effect? >> reporter: well, we know the university will be shut down until at least midnight. officials say they will then reassess the situation, students are being asked to stay in their dorms, finals begin next week here so, of course, everyone eager to get things back to normal. george. >> can't be too careful. to the deadly shooting at a planned parenthood in colorado. this morning, we're learning more about the gunman and the three people he killed. hearing from the brother of the iraq war veteran who was gunned down. abc's clayton sandell is in colorado springs this morning and has the latest. good morning, clayton. >> reporter: and good morning, robin. today the alleged gunman who launched his deadly attack at the planned parenthood building behind me will have his first court appearance as investigators search for a motive. the gunfire shattered a quiet friday morning into panic and chaos. >> we're pinned down.

we're getting active gunfire. >> reporter: a shooter firing a semi-automatic rifle taking terrifying aim at police and civilians. >> we're taking fire. got two hit. >> reporter: nine people are wounded. three died. 29-year-old ke'arre stewart, a father of two girls, served in iraq. his brother says he just walked outside the planned parenthood office when he was shot. >> he tried to get back inside and warn the others, you know, take cover. military instinct, you know. get down. take cover, and then he called 911, and those -- those are some of his last moments. >> reporter: what does that tell you about him? >> that's the big brother i know. >> reporter: jennifer markovsky was helping a friend that day. she was married with two kids. 44-year-old police officer

garrett swasey was killed, once a champion junior ice skater who trained with his friend olympic skater nancy kyrgios began. >> you can't explain it. it's horrific and sad. >> reporter: at his church sunday, they said a prayer for his alleged killer, 57-year-old robert dear. >> god, we forgive him. >> reporter: dear appears to be a recluse, no serious criminal history. once living in this shack in north carolina before recently moving to colorado into this mobile home police searched on saturday. >> he's not saying, oh, i'm going to do this, or i'm going to do that. very hard to, you know, identify that type of person as a threat. >> reporter: more than five hours after the shooting begins, dear surrenders. his motive is still unclear. but law enforcement sources say he made rambling, hostile comments toward planned parenthood. the u.s. attorney general calls the shooting a crime against women receiving health care. and dear has gotten the attention of the u.s. secret service for statements he allegedly made about president

obama after he was arrested but so far it does not seem that any government agency considered him a threat before the attack. robin. >> instead of the shooter let's talk about the families, clayton. i know you spent time with them. they are remarkable. what are they telling you? >> reporter: yeah, robin, it really is remarkable. many but not all have tell us they've already forgiven the shooter and if they met his face-to-face they all have the same question, why. now to president obama. speaking moments ago at the opening of global climate talks in paris. just over two weeks after the deadly attacks there, terrorism, the war against isis still top of mind. and abc's jon karl is traveling with the president. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. for his first stop here in paris, the president visited the bataclan theatre, the site of the deadliest of the attacks here just over two weeks ago. joined by the french president and the mayor of paris, president obama stopped before the growing memorial outside the bataclan theatre laying a rose,

and pausing for an extended moment of silence. it's climate change that's on the agenda here this week as president obama and more than 150 world leaders assemble in paris but they are visiting a city that is still raw from the terrorist attacks that killed 130 people on november 13th. this morning, the president expressed unity with the people of paris. >> and we salute the people of paris for insisting this crucial conference go on. >> reporter: with so many world leaders visiting so soon after those attacks, streets in central paris are closed off. police guarding empty intersections. the only vehicles, motorcades for all those digital t dignitaries. and the government has banned all public protests. on sunday, some tried to defy that ban. a clash that grew violent. objects thrown at police answered with tear gas.

others formed a human chain along the path of a long planned protest march that is now no longer permitted. tonight, the president will have a one-on-one dinner with president hollande here in paris. they'll talk climate change, of course, but once again, topic number one will be terrorism and the fight against isis. >> putting that coalition together, jon, thanks very much. >> all right, george. the race for president now. donald trump feeling the heat, denying claims he mocked a reporter with a physical disability and forced to make a rare reversal. canceling a press conference with a group of black religious leaders. abc's tom llamas is following the trump campaign here in the studio with us this morning. good morning, tom. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. for months we have been talking about the teflon don. nothing seems to stop donald trump, but now his words and actions may be catching up with him. in a rare move, donald trump canceling a highly publicized news conference and forced to backtrack. the original trump press release announcing this event scheduled for today including 100

african-american evangelical pastors and religious leaders who will endorse the gop front-runner but on sunday, the trump campaign reversed course after a majority of the clergy members refused to endorse him. >> probably some of the black lives matter folks called them up, say, oh, you shouldn't be meeting with trump because he believes that all lives matter. i believe black lives do matter but i believe all lives matter. >> reporter: trump now digging in after a rough week. first, refusing to accept there is no proof that muslims in new jersey were celebrating on 9/11 on television. >> i have had hundreds of people call in and tweet in on twitter and saying and say they saw it, i was 100% right. >> reporter: and denying he was mocking a reporter with a disability with this. >> oh, i don't know what i said. i don't remember. >> reporter: that reporter, "the new york times'" serge kovaleski, has a chronic condition that affects his joint that limits flexibility in his arms.

trump claims he didn't remember meeting him. >> i would never mock a person that has difficulty. i would never do that. >> reporter: but one of kovaleski's former colleagues tells abc news she was introduced to donald trump by him. >> i have no doubt he was mocking serge on that stage. he knows him by name. that he's been lying the whole time. >> reporter: when it comes to watching muslims in new jersey celebrating on 9/11, he says he knows he's right because he has an incredible memory. but when it comes to kovaleski trump says he can't remember people he dealt with 30 years ago in the '80s. he is on the campaign trail all week. it's going to be an interesting week. >> he's not backing off at all. >> at all. >> see if it affects him in the polls. thank you very much. move on to a new storm moving in after the deadly holiday weather. eight states on alert following dangerous flash floods and ice across the middle of the country. oklahoma's governor declared a state of emergency. and abc's

phillip mena is there in edmond. >> reporter: hi, george, good morning, the oklahoma city area is finally thawing out this morning but take a look at the damage that the ice did to this massive tree. the weight from all that ice completely splitting the tree open and this morning, people all across the area are left picking up the pieces. weather mayhem hitting millions. >> oh, it's coming down. >> no way you should have survived that. >> i know. >> reporter: in utah, this 32-year-old woman lucky to be alive this morning trapped in freezing water after falling through thin ice while trying to reach one of her dogs. >> you could hear the ice cracking underneath my feet. >> reporter: the incredible rescue caught on an officer's body camera. >> we have the dog. >> i can't stand. thank you so much. >> reporter: in arkansas, floodwaters running rampant. >> female stuck in a vehicle with water pouring in. >> reporter: the driver of this

white sedan hydroplaning into a creek. three passersby helping her escape in the nick of time. in all at least 14 deaths resulting from these intense storms hitting the plains and midwest. across oklahoma, all 77 counties in a state of emergency. a combination of icy conditions, and toppling trees knocking out power for at least 80,000. >> it's been quite devastating. >> reporter: dozens of power poles shattered into pieces. these power lines caught on camera catching fire. >> oh, wow. that thing just blew. >> reporter: this morning residents here are getting some help with this massive cleanup effort. the governor stepping in and declaring a state of emergency. george. >> okay, phillip, thanks. more rough weather on the way. ginger tracking it all. >> george, a new week. a new storm. and it is snowing already this morning on i-35 in minneapolis. close to it, more than 2 inches.

oklahoma to la crosse, wisconsin. it happens today through tomorrow. now you know the timing. it's the next 48 hours that we have to watch for snow, snow and ice, a little bit of sleet mixed in. then how much. some of the heaviest snow totals near sioux falls, just west of minneapolis. we'll track this for the next two days and i'll have your nation's weather coming up. to amy. we saw that state of emergency in oklahoma. they also have an earthquake. >> that's right. 4.5 magnitude quake. shook people awake just before 4:00. centered near nash, oklahoma. where quakes were runs rare but four have struck in recent days with more than two dozen in the last few weeks alone. experts are blaming the rising number of quakes on oil and gas drilling. pope francis is making history visiting a mosque in one of the world's most dangerous neighborhoods. with sharpshooters guarding him from above, the pope told worshippers in the war-torn central african republic that christians and muslims are brothers and sisters. he urged them to embrace peace.

well, a new deal to address the refugee crisis overwhelming europe. the european union has agreed to give turk more than $3 billion to help control the flood of syrian refugees trying to reach central and western europe. in exchange, turkey has promised to crack down on smugglers. well, a while finish in snowy denver overnight where tom brady and the new england patriots suffered their first loss of the season, 30-24 in overtime to the broncos but the patriots may have lost something more valuable. rob gronkowski left with a knee injury. espn reporting the injury may not be as serious as it looked. but we will friepdz out, of course, in the days to come. and finally, a closed captioning mystery. take a look at what popped up on the screen during the giants game. quarterback eli manning was referred to as a penguin boy. as if the announcer said, "this is not a good decision by eli man penguin boy." so, the internet is having a blast with the new nickname. plenty of memes.

take a look at this one. so far, no explanation for the error. >> do we know what he said? >> we think he said manning. but somehow the closed captioning person thought he said eli man penguin boy. >> sometimes you have that. >> bow do you do that sometimes in closed captioning in the gym and you're reading and you go what? >> penguin boy? >> thank you, amy, for bringing that to us. now to the other big news in the world of sports. basketball superstar kobe bryant announcing his retirement last night saying this season, his 20th in the nba, will be his last. jesse is here with that. good morning, jesse. >> good morning, robin. kobe's numbers on the court are truly staggering. he is one of the greatest players of all time leading the lakers to five nba titles. but as we know in sports, all good things must come to an end. >> three on its way. got it! >> reporter: a nail-biting finish and the end of an era. >> he even has to smile on that one. >> reporter: nba legend kobe bryant announcing just hours

before tiptonoff on sunday night, this season will be his last posting this poetic farewell to the game on the tribune. dear basketball, he writes. this season is all i have left to give. my heart can take the pounding. my mind can handle the grind. but my body knows it's time to say good-bye. >> i honestly feel good about it. i really do. i mean, i really feel at peace with it, and, you know, excited for what's to come. >> reporter: the philadelphia native dominating the sport for two decades. >> though he's 18, he'll be a key guy for the lakers. >> reporter: entering the nba directly from high skochool and playing for the los angeles lakers for a record 20 year, his entire career. >> over for two. >> reporter: his list of superlatives, unmatched. five nba titles. a 17-time all-star. two olympic gold medals. and scoring more points than the great michael jordan himself. fans in attendance sunday night each receiving a letter from the basketball great reading, my love for this city, this team,

and for each of you will never fade. and though his game isn't what it used to be -- >> way short. >> reporter: -- he'll forever be known -- >> kobe bryant has hit a shot at the buzzer! >> reporter: -- as one of the greatest players of all time. and a lot of celebs acknowledging the great. justin timberlake who is often spotted courtside at lakers games tweeted, one of the true kings of the game. you are one of the greatest to ever do it, my friend. guys? >> it truly is, jesse. to stay in one place. >> amazing. >> that just doesn't happen. 20 years. that's what he wanted to be, a laker. >> and he sure was. >> and the numbers he put up. the passion. and the poem he wrote. >> it was beautiful. and he's not even 40. >> no, 37. 37. he's got -- you're not old, kobe. you're not old. maybe in basketball terms. but trust me -- >> you're going to see him tomorrow. >> i am. i'm going to philadelphia tomorrow. i'm going to sit down with him before his game. and that's where he played high school ball. that's where he first became a legend and then he

left right from high school to the l.a. lakers. >> we'll get to see it wednesday morning here on "gma." that's great. let's get more on the ice storm in oklahoma. new freeze warnings also. ginger? >> i just had to show you some of these photos. as terrible as it was to see the destruction imagine walking out and seeing this, that's your car. i don't know what type of ice or pick you can get to get into there. you have to wait till it melts. this speed limit, you can see it and some of the ice that fell down. thanks for sending those photos. we have to get to those select cities brought to you by walmart.

>> good monday morning. starting out with partly cloudy conditions and, again, freezing cold temperatures. we will see increasing clouds, possible light shower and rain arrives, a decent rain showers activity on thursday, with snow. it is pushing into dry air and well lack at next system heading our way with wind. today, though, look for low-to-mid 50s under the clouds and sunny and milder tomorrow and >> so the frost and freeze warnings this morning, from southern california to arizona. look at some of those wake-up numbers. 43, burbank. 39, san francisco. it's a big deal out there when it gets that cold. much more this monday morning. a big security breach at buckingham palace. the place used for so many royal celebrations, the queen's birthday, the royal wedding. how did two men get past security and climb onto the roof? and it's cyber monday.

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driving down broadway. one suffered a broken jaw, leg and required stitches to his head. he's being charged with felony hit-and-run. and a check on the morning drive. back to work after thanksgiving. sue? >> back to work is right, no more holiday light. 24 westbound with thomas and the 360 camera. here we go back to our map. several areas of just very slow traffic. annerer overturn still jammed eastbound 780 to southbound 680u earli earlier accident at carlton cleared. a 45-minute drive and still tough out of petaluma due to an earlier accident, south 101 at atherton. >> sue, thanks. when we come back,

good morning to you. it is freezing cold in our inland valleys. 31 in livermore 307 san ramon. 32 concord. weak front on the way increasing clouds. isolated showers possible in the city with throw mid-50s today. eric? >> all right. thank you, lisa. coming up, an argument warning. hackers holding your personal files for ransom. files for ransom. my nand i've... seen things. like the sock rampage of 2010. the sleep eating of 2012. and the babysitter makeout of 2014. gross. but now with nest cam, these guys can check in 24/7. so they can see the crazy things i see. hey ya little thief! did he have thumbs? okay, now i've seen it all. nest. welcome to the magic of home.

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country at one of its highest, meaning an attack here is highly likely, how could two men break into the grounds here at buckingham palace, the queen's residence, and stay here for more than six hours? overnight, the two men carrying a ladder casually walking up to buckingham palace's gates evading security officers and thrilling their own stunt. they enter the queen's sprawling estate. scaling the wall and accessing the queen's public art gallery unfurling their banner protesting fathers' rights to see their kids. they sit there within feet of armed police officers for more than six hours. >> the authorities in london have to ask how on earth this could happen when we're at the height of security that we are. >> reporter: it's not the first time buckingham palace has had a security breach. the palace receiving several unwanted guests over the years. in 2004, this father from the same protest group, fathers for justice, dressed as batman, making it all the way to the palace's front balcony perching

there for several hours before police talk him down. and this incident when a man handcuffed himself to the pillar, right under the noses of the palace guards. >> if they had been terrorists and they had explosives and/or bombs, the consequence would have been high. >> reporter: but these men said they bypassed security because they looked like workmen. the men eventually giving themselves up. police officers escorting them off the premises and straight into a jail cell. well, the two men are still in police custody and they are being questioned. but this could have been a very close call. raising serious questions about security here at buckingham palace and about protecting the royal family. robin, george. >> it could be very unsettling. >> surprised it could happen especially now. we turn to the trial of the six baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray. that death after gray was already in police custody sparked violent protests back in april. jury selection gets started this morning. mary bruce is tracking the case from baltimore.

good morning, mary. >> reporter: hi, george. this is a city bracing itself this morning. the memory of those violent riots here just seven months ago are still fresh as is the anguish for the family of freddie gray, who this morning is hoping that this first trial for one of the officers allegedly involved will help answer the question -- who is responsible for his death? >> hands up. >> reporter: calls for justice this morning, as the first of six police officers charged in the death of freddie gray heads to trial. jury selection is beginning today for 26-year-old officer william porter charged with manslaughter, second degree assault, misconduct in office and reckless endangerment. 25-year-old gray suffered a severe spinal injury in police custody in april dying a week later. after his arrest, prosecutors say gray repeatedly asked for medical care but was denied transported in the back of this van handcuffed without a seat belt. >> the manner of death is believed to be the result of a

fatal injury that occurred while mr. gray was unrestrained by a seat belt. >> reporter: porter, who is expected to take the stand, is accused of failing to put on the seat belt and of ignoring gray's requests for care. if convicted, he could face more than 25 years in prison. he and the five other officers have pleaded not guilty. >> we just want justice. >> reporter: gray's death igniting outrage and destruction. his family pleading for calm. >> please, please stop the violence. freddie gray would not want this. >> reporter: since then, baltimore crime rates spiking. the deadliest year here in more than a decade. >> all: don't shoot, hands up. >> reporter: now with cases of alleged police brutality in chicago and other places, all eyes will be on this trial to see how justice plays out. >> if the united states don't fix this problem with poverty, with murder in the black community, it will be the fall of this great nation. >> reporter: now this is just the beginning of a long process to find an impartial jury.

the judge here says he expects to question between 75 and 80 potential jurors just today. now, porter's attorneys argue it's impossible to have an impartial jury here and that the trial should be moved, but prosecutors say the residents of this city deserve to have a say in this trial. george and robin. >> it's going too take time. now to a bus crash overnight that injured dozens of college students, sending them to the hospital. the charter bus flipping on its side raising serious safety questions about these types of buses, and abc's david kerley has that story. good morning, david. >> reporter: robin, good morning. these students went home for the holiday. they jumped on this bus for a ride back to campus before it went terribly wrong and it comes at a time when bus companies are being told to improve safety. >> we got an overturned bus southbound. we've got multiple injuries. we need multiple ems. >> reporter: police say the driver of the bus lost control on a ramp.

the bus tipping then flipping over. >> we're talking bumps and bruises, contusions, lacerations that would be consistent with a vehicle accident. >> reporter: nearly 50 students had loaded the bus in richmond for a ride to their college, the university of virginia, virginia tech, and radford. all of them heading back to campus after the thanksgiving holiday. nervous parents raced to the scene. >> i was on my way home. my daughter called and said the bus flipped over. >> reporter: one student sustained life-threatening injuries. this morning being treated at a local hospital. authorities are still investigating the cause of the crash, but the 58-year-old driver of the bus has been charged with reckless driving. every year, 750,000 americans ride a charter bus, the leading safety issues, driver fatigue and maintenance. just two weeks ago, at least six people died after a charter bus hit a bridge abutment in in an interstate in arkansas. in september, five students died when a duck boat slammed into a charter bus in seattle. authorities here in virginia in chesterfield grateful this morning.

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today still offers low prices in many categories. >> cyber monday is a great day for toy shopping. we see even higher rate of best of the year prices than we do on thanksgiving or black friday. >> reporter: clothing, shoes, beauty deals also topping the savings chart right now. sitewide discounts continue. target will offer 15% off everything with a code. macy's 20% off. and electronics too. walmart has this ipad mini 2 for $70 off. finally, amazon is in it to win it today. almost all of their kindle readers and tablets are discounted. and teasing shoppers with a look into black friday's future. releasing this new teaser video of their prime air drone delivery service, air-dropping orders in 30 minutes or less. drone delivery not imminent this holiday season. but drones themselves flying off the shelves. 1 million expected to be sold before christmas. other popular items walmart telling us on their cyber monday sale, "star wars" toys.

this yoda is $99 today. normally $179. talks to you. and may the force be with you as you shop for your deals. also, a staggering fact here, walmart has a deal on the ipad mini 2. $70 off. they expect to sell so many that stacked on top of each other, they would reach 32,000 feet in the air. that's as high as mt. everest. many deals out there and i know foes at home and at work will be logging on to take advantage of them, lara. >> all right, becky. we're laughing at that fact. i asked, beck, if you're going to buy one thing today, what should it be? she said it should be called shoe monday. the most amazing deals on shoes. not a common gift. >> it's a gift for yourself, though, while you'reshowing for others. >> a gift for yourself. back to you guys. >> harper was convinced black friday they were giving bath and body products away. that's how good the advertising -- wanted to adjust that a little bit. coming up here, adele says

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♪ [ playing theme from "star wars" ] good morning, america. it's "star wars" week on "gma." the force awakesen right here. >> chewie, we're home. and only this mork, the man with all the secrets right here times square. no sleep nation. millions of americans suffer from too little shut-eye. what does not getting enough sleep really do to your body? this guy stayed up for 50 hours in our no-sleep experiment. this morning, dr. besser reveals the results. ♪ baby love, my baby love and, baby, oh, baby.

the brand-new pictures of princess charlotte, taken by her mother, kate. how the young royals are rewriting the rules when it comes to their kids. ♪ get this party started and pink getting the party started this morning. the superstar is with us live. what she's revealing only here on "gma," as we say -- >> good morning, america. and you know the music, good morning, america. a force is awakening right here on "gma." it's "star wars" week. we have the man behind it all. right here. director j.j. abrams here this morning. a lot of light sabers too. fans outside. kids haven fun with that. >> chewbacca is out there. >> this is the hot one. this is bb 8. a brand-new toy. >> how does it work?

>> you download this app. on the iphone, you control these guys. >> that must be you'rs right there. >> people are controlling yours. >> this is one of the hot toys you can probably get, today, cybermonday. >> oh, oh, oh! >> that's gotta be yours. that would so be lara. so many superfans showing excitement in so many ways. a group dressing up outside the high cheese theet person some people remade the movie's trailer shot for shot. >> that's commitment. >> wow. as we said, the it's cybermonday. we have mega"deals & steals" for you. first responders are here with us. >> we're here with great group from new york and new jersey. first deal. a t-fal indoor grill.

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mara schiavocampo has more. >> reporter: this morning, neighbors in this texas apartment built rg recovering, as one person was found unconscious. >> 12 patients transported to the hospital. >> reporter: officials say the leak came from a boiler room attached to the building. exposure to the colorless, odorless gas can be an extremely dangerous hazard. as one oregon couple tlernd past week. kendra and steven were enjoying a quiet night at home, when platt says she was feeling sick. the next morning, she was still woozy. >> i kind of braced myself when i fell. i landed like this. >> reporter: then roberts passed out. >> i knew something serious happened. i didn't know what. >> if i had passed out as well, we would both be dead. >> reporter: the couple treated in a hyperbaric chamber.

symptoms include headaches, dizziness, and vomiting. experts add, make sure your home as a working carbon monoxide detector. >> thank you, mara. fijly, how quickly they grow up. britain's princess charlotte turned 7 months old tomorrow. very happy about it. her parents are releasing two new photos. the one where she's sharing a big laugh with the stuffed animal. the other, just a hint of a smile. the photographer, you may ask? none other than charlotte's proud mom. duchess kate herself. >> she looks so cute. >> a nice person to take a photo of. >> both of them. coming up on the "gma morning menu." there's the music. "the force awakens" right here in times square.

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♪ there's been an awakening. welcome back to "gma." and "star wars" week. all the big stars going to be here all week long. we'll kick off with the man making it all happen, director j. skrchlt abrams. first, jesse palmer looks at how "the force awakens" is excite something many people all over the world. >> i cannot wait. to say fans are excited is an

understatement. we're all counting down to the days. of been transported back to the galaxy far far away. >> there are stories about what happened. >> reporter: for millions of fans. >> it's true. all of it. >> reporter: the wait is almost over. "star wars: the force awakens" is being called the film of a generation. >> give it everything you've got. >> reporter: promise never before seen special effects. mind-blowing battles. and a whole new band of heroes. >> finn. >> amray. >> reporter: plus, the characters we all know and love. >> you're sure you're up for this? >> reporter: making history before the movie premiers. >> and j.j. abrams here right now. welcome. sit fun to watch that? >> it's always amazing to see the footage exists. >> none of us have seen it.

this is under such wraps. 18 days to go. anything left to do? >> are you sure 18 days. >> pretty sure. 18, 17? >> it's been a long gestation period. i'm very much looking forward to the movie being out in the world. >> it's completely done. >> yeah, yeah, we're done. >> no changes. >> no. do you know something i don't know? >> i got a couple of notes. bob iger is over here. any new nugget you can share for all the fans? >> here's the thing pip don't want to -- obviously ruin the movie for people. it's so important to us that we noe not oversell it. give too many details. >> hard to oversell. >> it's true. >> take us back. i love the story of you, 11 years old, waiting in line, back in l.a. for the premier of "star wars." what happened that day? >> it was a mind-blowing thing.

this movie, it was the first time that a film that was a fantasy movie looked so real. and so authentic. as funny and romantic and exciting and adventurous. amazing characters. as a kid, it was literally a mind-blowing, mind-altering experience. >> that apco theater. that was the code name of the project? >> yes. >> you did the "star trek" movies as well. is it true you actually said no when they first came to you? >> i did. it was something i loved so much and thought maybe would be just better to sort of just see it. go to the theater and see it like everyone else. the truth is, kathy kennedy came to meet with me. the producer of the movie. we started talking about it. it was too le dishes and exciting to pass up. >> she asked you a question, who is luke skywalker?

>> the idea that luke skywalker now, nearly 40 years after the movie came out, i started thinking he would be as good of a myth to people 19, 20 years old. the idea of a new group of young people not knowing who he is or any of the characters were is the beginning of what became the story of the film. i wrote with larry kasdan who wrote "empire strikes back" and "jedi." >> who are you most excited to hear from after they see it? chlt it was always a boy's thing. a movie that dads could take their sons to. it's still very much the case. i wouz hoping this would be a movie that mothers could take their daughters to, as well. i'm plook b looking forward to kids seeing this movie and seeing themselves in it. they're capable of doing things they never thought possible. >> such an amazing cast led by

harrison ford. you and he go way back. he starred in your second movie? >> i wrote regarding henry. the great mike nichols directed it. to work with him again. to have him playing this krkt. it was surreal and wonderful. >> you have new characters and stars coming out. as well. >> daisy ridley. the young lead in the movie along with john boyega. they're extraordinary. oscar isaac. adam driver. an amazing, amassing cast. >> what are you hoping for that 11-year-old boy or girl that walks in and sees it for the first time? >> i hope they see a movie that tells them that life is full of unlimited possibility. there's a sense of incredible to use a george lucas term, "hope" in the world. and they feel better when they leave than when they got in there. >> i cannot wait to take my

11-year-old daughter. j.j. abrams. thank you. "star wars: the force awakens" opens on the 18th. we move on to snooze solutions. what happens when you don't get enough sleep or you don't sleep at all. during our epic live stream event earlier this month, our medical editor staid up 50 hours to see what kind of effect that would have on his mind and body. we are a nalgs running on empty. up to 70 million americans are not getting enough sleep every night. just one night of bad sleep can lead to problems concentrating and accidents like car crashes. so, we wanted to put the human body to an extreme sleep test to find out how it would react. >> it's quite likely i'll start to lose it a little bit. >> reporter: under the supervision of doctors at mt.

sinai, dan childs stayed awake for 50 hours. we wanted to see the effects on concentration, coordination, and the ability to complete basic tasks. dan was not allowed a wink of sleep or a sip of caffeine. >> when you sleep-deprive humans, they eat more. >> reporter: dan craved carbs like cereal and pie. >> this lego is for ages 6 to 12. i've gotten lost in the instructions. >> reporter: he worked out and found his body was much more awake after exercising. but his low points came in the morning hours. >> i'm doing anything i can to stay awake. >> reporter: after being awake for 50 hours. dan was disoriented and unable to complete simple tasks. not to mention utterly exhausted. >> probably have a couple of hours left in me and we'll see what happens. >> hmm. dr. richard besser is here with more. that was the extreme case. let's put that out there. that's not the kind of chronic

sleep problem most americans are dealing with. >> he went through acute sleep deprivation. there are 70 million americans who suffer from chronic sleep deprivation. getting only five hours of sleep a night. or having sleep's ne ya. so the quality of your sleep every night is not enough for your body. >> what kind of health problems can that lead to? getting five hours or less a night? >> as you expect. it's not good. there are a number of health conditions linked to that. obesity. heart disease. kidney disease. high blood pressure. diabetes, stroke. your able to fight off infections goes down. we're entering the cold and flu season. not good at all. >> something dan said and resonated with a lot of us who get not auz mch sleep as we should. we crave carbs. there's a reason? >> i remember as a resident in the middle of the night, searching the nurse's station for doughnuts. there's been a lot of research.

when they do these special mr iri scans of the brain, the front part involving will power is not getting enough flow. and the area with desire does up. two hormones, one that makes you hungry, goes up. one that makes you feel full, goes down. >> it's not just a weak ps. it's our brain. >> exactly. >> doesn't help. a little bit. getting the proper amount of sleep. i know what you'll go through. you have to hit this home. let people know what we need to do. >> comes down the routine. going to bed at the same time helps. having a routine to settle down to sleep. don't go from full activity to getting into bed the. >> these are the things you're saying on the screen. over and over again. we need to do it. repetition is the mother of skill. thank you, rich. outside to ginger and the weather. >> we wanted to do some "star

wars" themed weather forecasts. i got my light saber. it's a little quiet. i'll make the noises for you. the "star wars" forecast. we picked luke, alabama, rainy today. temperatures just under 80 degrees. and trooper, pennsylvania. from east to west, a look ate cross the nation. a new >> good monday morning. starting out with partly cloudy conditions and, again, freezing cold temperatures. we will see increasing clouds, possible light shower and rain arrives, a decent rain showers activity on thursday, with snow. it is pushing into dry air and well lack at next system heading our way with wind. today, though, look for low-to-mid 50s under the clouds and sunny and milder tomorrow and

>> and jude is 10 today. and wants to be a meteorologist. i'm giving you this. that's the first step in meteorology. at least now. let's get some "pop." chris hemsworth. the almighty thor surprised their parents. chris called his dad out of the blue and said check his bank account. because, chris had given him enough money to pay off all of the family's debt. >> oh, wow. >> his dad say he figured he would work the rest of his life to do just that. both parents are so happy to be able to spend more time with their kids. liam says he would like to do something like his big bro did. his movie, "hunger games:

mockingjay part 2" well on the way at the box office. >> two good sons. >> mom and dad, don't get any ideas. >> jesse. >> jesse! >> you just ruined the moment. >> you didn't get enough sleep this weekend. >> that's every week. >> and the bed is only for sleeping. >> that's right. >> oh, no, robin. >> that's one of the rules. >> debbie downer time. >> i'm going to ask for a musical cue. robin. one of our favorites. ♪ ain't no mountain high enough ♪ ain't no mountain lie enough to keep tracee ellis ross affray from her mom's final concert. boy, the apple don't fall far from the tree. >> i think the music is is messing me up.

♪ she feels so bad ♪ want the world to know just what a blues is all about ♪ >> the video is fantastic. >> tracee posted it yesterday along with the sweetest note about her mom. what a terrific job her mom has done straddling being a superstar and a supermom. how she gets so nervous on stage, let alone when diana ross is standing next to you. can you imagine? her stomach must be going -- ♪ up side down your turning mow ♪ too much? time to put your yarmulke on. here comes hanukkah. adam sandler in on it with an updated version of his legendary hanukkah song. ♪ joseph gordon levitt enjoys

eating kugel so does stanley, jake gyllenhaal and the two guys who founded google ♪ >> he still has it. he performed the new edition of his famous song in san diego. it has over 500,000 views. i'm sure now, counting. >> it's a classic. >> and that is "pop news" i'm being told to save the last little ditty. we have a megamonday "deals & steals." >> i'll have what lara is having. >> i'm happy.

good morning. i'm eric thomas. a san francisco police officer faces charges this morning in a hit-and-run accident that sent two people 0 to the hospital. 38-year-old christopher kocor k known as the hot cop of the castro. one victim suffered a broken jaw, leg and head injury. kohrs bailed out of jail last night. and more about the morning commute, here's sue hall. >> a grind out there. earlier motorcycle down. this is the east shore freeway in berkeley. motorcycle down at ashby has been cleared but the backup is horrendous. look at the ways app here in a sec with the traffic slowing all the way back to pinole valley road. at last check, delays of two

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atmosphere is dry. showers from the peninsula, san francisco, half moon bay. ♪ no one quite like you you push all my buttons down i know ♪ welcome back to "gma." a lot ahead this morning. superstar singer pink is here. she has an announcement. some work that she's doing with kids in mind. but, we were just talking about. she's on my itunes. i have to download. >> every single song. >> party. >> so good. >> that's great. no what else is great? tory johnson. huge "deals & steals" for this monday. lara has it upstairs. >> we're back. all these wompl first responders with us from new york and new jersey. they're helping us celebrate megamonday. savings for everybody on your

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service. go to our website for the codes and the links. outside to amy. this morning, we're exclusively helping reveal the "sports illustrated" sports kid of the the year. the olympic hopeful making a big splash in the pool. linsey davis has the story. >> reporter: good morning, amy. only 15 years old. he's already 6'8". he's still growing. reece whitley is being wacalled the next big thing in breaststroke. everything about this kid is big. his stature, his heart, his winning smile. no wonder he's making waves in the world of swimming and beyond. he's a 6'8" swimming sensation. >> no one's going the catch lane number five, reece whitley. >> reporter: at just 15 years old, reece whitley is being called the next michael phelps. he attributed success now to a

failure at summer camp when he was 7. >> i failed the water test the first time i did it. i told my mom that night. she enrolled me in lessons the next week. and this is what happened. >> reporter: today, whitley holds five national age group records. has fast enough times to have already qualified for the 2016 olympic trials. he's breaking barrierbarriers, . 70% of black people don't know how to swim. >> yeah. >> reporter: what is your reaction? >> i need to play a key role in integrating swimming. >> reporter: people compare you with the best. the most elite of swimmers, how do you take that? >> at the end of the day, you can't get caught up in that stuff. it throws your mind off. >> reporter: he's as humble as he is a hulking figure. and kind enough to give an olympic hopeless like me enough of a head start to experience the thrill of victory that's now

old hat for him. >> who won? >> i think linsey got it. >> reporter: not quite sure i can get bragging rights on that one. after 16 hours of practice, he dives into the books and maintains his spot on the the honor roll. written on the bedroom kreel rg the two times he wants to beat. >> pretty impressive. let's welcome "sports illustrated" sports kid of the year, reece whitley and the man anger of sports illustrated kids, mark bechtel. where are your jackets? reece says it's cold in the pool. >> it is. >> this might warm you up. you have not seen the coverer yet? >> i have not. i have not. >> look what we have here. your cover shot. let's get your reaction right now. >> hey!

>> look that. congratulations. how does that feel? >> it's amazing. the whole process is fun to be a part of. seeing this is cool. >> how about increasing the cool level just a bit? we just received a tweet, or just saw a tweet from the first lady, michelle obama who just wrote kron grats @reece whitley. we're so proud of you. the day just got better. >> definitely. that's awesome. >> all the hard work. all worth it at this moment. >> yeah, definitely. yeah. >> mark, i want to ask you. what goes into selecting sports kid of the year. what type of athlete are you looking for? why did reece fit the bill? >> we look for kids to excel on the field and off of it. or in reec rks's case, in the

pool or out of it. he's 15 years old. an elite world class athlete. you wouldn't know it by the way he acts. everything he does, he just does with this -- this sort of youthful exuberance and joy. >> and so much humility. >> and so much humility. he's 6'8". he's gigantic. >> a lot of kids look up to you. more will now. who do you look up to? who hads been your mentor? >> my parents are my largest mentors. there's no swimmer who can do what my parents do for me. i look to them for the support. they help me out with everything. just them. yeah. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> an excellent choice. an incredible cover. you should frame that.

you should frame that. >> definitely. that's going up in the room. >> reece, mark, thank you both. let's go to ginger. >> we're all inspired over here. congrats, reece. time for "gma's" football countdown. i'm surrounded by the bronx warriors t warriors. as we count down to the baltimore ravens taking on the cleveland browns. we checked in with mike and mike. both think the browns will win. let's look at the forecast. that's kind of a win, too. temperature at kickoff. will be there in the mid 40s. cloudy. breezy. showers trying to hold off until the game is over. the game happens tonight at 8 >> good monday morning, waking up to another freezing start inland valleys.

increasing clouds today. the possibility of an isolate the shower and cool temperatures. mid-50s around the bay, sunny and milder >> i love this little one. she was not going miss some camera time. she got right up there in. all right. amy. >> i'll take it, ginger. coming up, pink is here live. an exclusive announcement you'll see only here on "gma." get it girl! uh huh. all right.

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>> it's the one organization that has been in my mind over the last 15 years. for all the amazing thing that they do. timing is everything. it worked out. i got to go to haiti. you can see me dancing with those beautiful kids. babies. it was an amazing trip. it's one thing to see something on paper. to see it in real life. >> right. what about your baby, willow. she's4 years old. >> my teen ager. my baby. >> i love the pictures from halloween. >> "e.t." did you do the costume? >> i'm good. i'm not that good. >> does she inspire you to help with kids? >> yeah. absolutely. you have a child of your own and try the imagine looking at them and not being able to feed them. >> right. >> um -- it's -- it does something to you. >> and knowing that when you -- where are here in this country, there are people in the country

who have a hard time. you think about when it comes to children -- >> hunger is different than malnourishment. there's quite a difference. there are a lot of hungry people in this country. i'm doing my part to help that as well. 1 in 4 kids globally are malnourished. that's a severe thing. >> there's a huge difference with that. you've been working, also, kid power. tell us about that. >> it's amazing. get it ate target. it's there are 39.99. i already have 1400 -- 1397. hold on. >> work some more. it's about getting kids moving. it's get active. save lives. come on, 1397. that was five steps. 1 in 4 kids in america are inactive. 1 in 4 kids in the world are

malnourished. unicef has combined the two. you unlock therapeutic food pacts. i have seen these with my own eyes bring children back to life. for every certain amount of steps you make. as active as you want to be, you unlock a pact and you -- >> you'll be feeding children. >> yeah, you're creating fwloebl citizens in america these kids, it's so empowering to be able to be in charge of helping. >> let's help some kids. your train sir here. >> she is. >> she's part of kid power, too. are you going to have new music? >> i should. after the bake sale. >> hi, how are you? >> good. >> how are you involved with kid power? >> i'm the coach. you gotta have a coach, right, guys? >> yeah. >> it's an amazing way to get kids moving and save lives.

>> what are some moves? >> jog on the spot. and give me a speed bag. jumping jacks, right. and heels. jacks in heels. give me your defensive stance. fast feet. fast feet. y'all going, yeah, guys! >> and when you're wearing this band -- >> i need a dance break. >> all right. all right. okay. i got a bad shoulder here. >> did you want to ask us something? >> how does the band work? >> we're building up points by moving. the points are unlocking therapeutic food for malnourished children. the kids get to learn how to help people. >> it's all about kid power. and you can go to target to get this, is that right? >> target.com. >> great christmas present. >> where is your power skater face. >> the kids from p.s. 41.

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"creed" was a knockout at the box office. the latest in the "rocky" series scored big. got rave reviews. we got a chance to talk to michael b. jordan, sylvester stallone, and the stellar cast. >> reporter: audiences met the down on his luck big-hearted boxer from philly nearly 40 years ago. now, after six film, rocky's back. as a trainer in "creed." >> right on his chin. >> reporter: rocky becomes mentor and father figure to adonis, played by michael b. jordan, the ill egitimate son o

apollo creed. >> what are you, a cousin? he >> he's my father. >> reporter: how does it feel being back for the seventh time? >> it's my favorite character. i would love the play it every day for the rest of my life. >> reporter: were you fans of rocky growing up? >> for sure. i had a chns to fall in love with rocky all over again when you had the chance to watch them back to back to back to back. see him age in front of my eyes. it's cool. >> he's talking about rocky and bullwinkle. he's got me confused. >> reporter: michael, describe your character. what drove him? >> finding out who he is. does he have what it takes? >> reporter: tessa thompson plays adonis' love interest. >> he loves to fight. i think she has her nen inner determination, which is what she finds attractive about adonis.

she doesn't find any of his exterior attractive. >> reporter: no, no, no. >> just because of who he is, not how he looks. >> reporter: while "creed" is certain to draw new fans, "rocky" buffs will have a lot to cheer about. is there any competition about the the new guard and the old guard? >> oh, yes sit. if we put gloves and a bag, it will be a competition. >> a little bit. i will say this. he trained much harder than i thought humanly possible. he's in wit a real pro that can break bones on every punch. i saw it. it was no joke. >> reporter: tell us about what the scene was like between the three of you working together. >> i mean, sly has a wealth of incredible stories. there was a lot of him telling us about, like, and us asking. when you made the first one? when you did this, what did you -- >> it was fun. >> it was really fun. >> reporter: so much chemistry

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