good morning, america. bone-chilling blast. millions waking up to frigid temperatures as windchills is plunge below zero in many areas. single digits in new york for the world famous parade. will the bitter blast and wind gusts keep those balloons grounded? travel nightmare. on one of the busiest travel days of the year, amtrak train cars separating. hundreds of passengers stranded in freezing temperatures. the incident under investigation. the president versus the chief justice. in a rare rebuke, chief roberts standing up to president trump

after he lashed out at an obama appointed judge. what the president is saying this morning. thanksgiving miracle. residents' daring escape from a burning building. falling into the arms of good samaritans below. one mother taking a chance and tossing her 1-year-old from the third floor. >> it was just terrifying. >> how a complete stranger saved her baby from the flames. ♪ come on baby and rescue me and "gma" to the rescue. helping you kick off your holiday shopping. why the time is now to get those deals. a look at some of the best bargains to grab before you sit down for dinner. plus, is your turkey still frozen? we've got the solutions for those last-minute fiascos. our thanksgiving 911 team is here. good morning, america. happy thanksgiving. it is an extremely cold turkey day this morning. >> we'll try to warm you up. >> it's so nice to sit between you.

>> it feels good, doesn't it? >> i am the thorn in between two roses this morning. we've got a lot to get to including our all-star dream team of chefs. there they are and they're here for thanksgiving 911, one of our favorite traditions. >> exactly. they are answering your last-minute questions all morning long to help you get ready for the big holiday feast. >> we haven't heard it yet but we have a turkey sound effect that we'll be playing. >> a siren? >> there it is. >> the gobble. >> yes, very sophisticated. we'll start here with that arctic blast we mentned at the top of the show bringing brutal cold to the northeast this morning, especially for anybody out at the parades. our ginger zee is right there in philadelphia at the oldest thanksgiving day parade in america and this just in from philly, ginger, they're grounding some of those balloons today because of the winds. >> reporter: that's right. they have taken some of the floats and have had to compact some of the routes they're

taking. i think it will be more than just the wind. it will be the temperature and the amount of time all these folks, including ourselves, are exposed to the floats. it's not just the oldest parade in the area. could be one of the coldest. let's look at the numbers. we're talking about the coldest in decades for many people in the northeast, if not the coldest ever for a place like burlington or providence. looking at some number, 8 new york city, what it feels like, 7 below in burlington. 5 in buffalo, which, already at its coldest numbers. and then it's not going to rebound a lot. that's the problem with this parade and with others is that it's not like through the morning the sun comes out because the sun is out. that's not going to help you. it's still going to feel like it's in the single digits and by tomorrow, we don't go that far. 18 new york city. and by the time we reach the week end is when we finally warm up, guys. >> that is just a brutal map. all right, stay warm, ginger. >> i like to say every year it's the excuse to get in your onesie and get on the couch. >> that's right.

the snuggie, too. >> oh, wow. you guys are a great team this morning. now to the biggest thanksgiving parade, the one that's right here in new york, about 3.5 million people are expected to line the streets this morning. it's going to be a cold one and they'll brave the temperatures. security will also be extremely tight. and sam champion is braving the parade route for us this morning. sam, the big question this morning, will those world famous balloons be grounded by the wind. >> paula, it's been the big question here. as soon as the weather forecast was for a brutal cold morning, and the winds 25 to 35 miles an hour, the big question was, will the balloons fly? well, the answer to that is, yes. everything is looking good. that's good news for my clowns, right? early morning temperature, between 19 and 21 as everyone started to line up. the big question was about the

winds. the magic number one 23. when you get to 23 miles an hour, you can't fly those balloons. i was a young reporter in the '90s when the cat in the hat balloon, think it was '87. a strong wind blue the balloon into a pole. knocked the pole down. hurt someone on the ground. everyone wants to see the balloons. but making the decision is a hard one. everything is in good shape. we're dressed in layers. where are you from? >> new york. >> how many layers you to have on? a lot. >> five pants, six shirts. >> i'm doing the same thing. i may have an adult onesie on. just saying. back to the studio. we're ready for the parade. we'll have lots of fun for you throughout the parade route. whit?

>> we want to go to dramatic train trouble overnight. those amtrak train cars separating while travels from albany to new york city. hundreds of passengers were stranded in the bitter cold. abc's gio benitez is at penn station with the very latest for us. gio, good morning. >> reporter: hey, whit, good morning to you. that train was headed toward this railroad station when the unthinkable happened. now those passengers are telling their stories. overnight a nightmare for passengers aboard this amtrak. >> i realized that we were no longer connected to the rest of the train. we're in trouble. >> reporter: on the busiest travel day of the year, two of the train's cars suddenly disconnected from the rest of the train outside albany, new york. the doors appearing to fall off. hundreds of passengers stuck on the tracks exposed to freezing cold temperatures. >> a train car came loose from the train that was traveling southbound.

>> as soon as i saw that we were detached, i felt like we were in a movie. >> reporter: one passenger aboard the locomotive traveling from montreal to new york city tweeting, i heard a pop, smelled electrical burning, and felt a rush of cold air. another adding, we are like a sitting duck on the tracks. hours went by before the passengers were eventually transferred to another train reaching new york city in the early morning hours. >> it feels great to be home. home safe. and to be able to go and finally see my family. >> reporter: and thankfully nobody was hurt here. amtrak now tells us it is investigating this incident. those passengers did end up right here at penn station. a little late and maybe a little shaken up, whit. >> at least they got where they were going. gio benitez, thanks so much. appreciate it. plaul? new developments in that mysterious fire in new jersey. being investigated as a multiple homicide and arson case. officials believe three of the victims, the wife and two children, were stabbed, and the husband shot before that fire

was set. abc's adrienne bankert joins us now. what a sad story. >> reporter: it's tragic. the neighborhood where this happened is an upscale neighborhood home to celebrities and horse sanctuaries. they're not only looking into who killed the family but why hours earlier another member of the family set his own home on fire. that mysterious new jersey mansion fire one of the most heinous that officials have seen. they said keith carniero was found shot to death outside his million-dollar home and the bodies of his wife jennifer and who they believe to be their two children inside. investigators suspect that all three were stabbed. their home then set on fire. >> we believe that in some form or fashion that this family was targeted. >> reporter: and in a shocking twist, keith's brother and business partner, paul caneiro is arrested charged with aggravated arson of a different property, the same day police believe he set his own home on

fire. the caneiro brothers own two businesses together. a technology consulting firm as well as a pest management company. keith was the best man at paul's wedding. according to the criminal complaint paul used gasoline to ignite his own house while his wife and two daughters were inside. thankfully they got out safely. his attorney tells abc news caneiro will assert his innocence for the charge as well as any other potential charges. investigators say they believe the house fires may be connected but paul caneiro is not currently named as a suspect in the homicide case. >> we really hope that we can solve this. any leads, even if it's an indirect, please contact us. any little piece of the puzzle might make a difference. >> reporter: that burned home is not safe for investigators to go into. once county engineers give the all-clear they'll be able to get in and determine just how that fire started. >> horrifying story, adrienne, thank you. we turn to president trump and that public rebuke from the chief justice of the supreme court, john roberts.

roberts issuing a rare and critical statement after the president attacked a federal court and singled out one of the judges as, quote, an obama judge. white house correspondent tara pal mary has more from mar-a-lago in florida. tara, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. it was a stunning message from the leader of the high court who has typically held back from weighing in on the news of the day. now as president trump vows to take his legal battles to supreme court, all eyes are on chief justice roberts who could be seen as a potential swing vote. overnight, chief justice john roberts standing up to president trump after the president lashed out at an obama-appointed judge on the ninth circuit court for temporarily blocking his order to curb asylum seekers. >> i'm going to put in major complaint. because you cannot win if you're us, a case in the ninth circuit, and i think it's a disgrace. this was an obama judge, and i'll tell you what, it's not going to happen like this anymore.

>> reporter: roberts, who was appointed to the supreme court by president george w. bush in 2005, speaking out in a rare rebuke, releasing a statement saying, quote, we do not have obama judges or trump judges, bush judges or clinton judges. what we have is an extraordinary group of dedicated judges doing their level best to do equal right to those appearing before them. but the president not letting it end there, firing back. sorry, chief justice john roberts. but you do, indeed, have obama judges, and they have a much different point of view than the people who are charged with the safety of our country. it's not the first time the men have come head to head. as a candidate, the now-president not holding back about the judge leading the highest court. >> justice roberts turned out to be an absolute disaster. he turned out to be an absolute disaster because he gave us obamacare. >> reporter: president trump says he'll fight the ruling on the ban all the way to the supreme court where he'll likely need the vote of justice roberts.

paula? >> just a stunning war of words, tara. thank you for your reporting. from one court to another. now the king's return. lebron james, back in cleveland for his first game since joining the lakers and fans giving him a royal welcome and t.j. holmes is here. the fans were legitimately happy to see lebron. they just didn't like how the game ended. >> reporter: look, paula. we all know relationships can be complicated. especially when you break up then make up then break up again the way that cleveland has with lebron james. last night was really a night for both sides to say thanks for the memories. but for one side, at least, they're still dealing with heartbreak. >> welcome home, number 23, lebron james! >> reporter: like so many times before, lebron james had cleveland fans on their feet. but for the first time it was in a lakers jersey. >> you know, my 11 years i played for this franchise, i just tried to give everything i could. to come back and get the

reception i got tonight it means not only a lot for me but my family and friends. >> reporter: he bron james filled the stands. they put together this tribute video. >> cleveland, this is for you. >> reporter: honoring the hometown hero who delivered on his promise to bring the franchise its very first championship. >> it's over. it's over. cleveland is the city of champions once again! >> reporter: it was the city's first title in any major sport in more than five decades. the grateful cheers were in stark contrast of fans who burned his jersey and mocked his name for going to miami in 2012. >> i'm going to take my talents to south beach and join the miami heat. >> reporter: his first game back from the miami heat was nothing but boos. >> anger in these people in cleveland. >> reporter: eight years later, all hail the king. and, look, at one point in the video last night that tribute, they put up thank you for what you did on the court but we know

it goes beyond basketball. look, his impact on that community is going to be felt for a long time. but for the team, they're 2-14, the cavaliers. the worst in basketball. so people say he is directly responsible for that. so it's a complicated legacy but no question what he does on the court and in the community. >> great to see the fans support him. all the good he's done this the community. >> for a long time. >> and that championship goes a long way, too. >> it helps. >> it's cleveland fans, though. only so long, okay? >> all right, t.j., thanks. we'll shift gears to holiday shopping frenzy. some of the best deals going live just moments ago kicking off the biggest shopping weekend of the year. consumer correspondent becky worley is in our super savers command center. >> we have a command center. >> good morning. i know, i was going to say, you need a walkie talkie and a clipboard. >> we borrowed some space from norad. >> tracking the deals, guys. >> speaking of the deals here, does thanksgiving beat black friday officially now?

>> it does. website dealnews.com tracks when the best prices hit, and it's today. this is the day to find those discounts. we see the second best day is cybermonday. but yep, today is the day to shop. >> all right, let's talk about smartphones, some cost more than $1,000. but this is one of those rare days you can get a discount. right? >> so rare talking about the iphone. you'll get a discount but what we're seeing from walmart, the iphone 8 is being offered with a $400 gift card and the iphone xs with a $300 gift card at walmart. and that's a sweet little add-on bonus. >> headphones obviously the bluetooth headphones, a big deal on everyone's list. what kind of deals are we talking about? >> huge gift option so let's go over to jet.com. normally the bose headphones are 349 rarely discounted. today they're 299 and seeing

that over -- just went live at newegg.com. that's a great gift idea, 299 is an awesome price. >> fantastic. becky, toys, though. and this is a different year with toys "r" us and others, you don't have that option now. is it a good time to shop for toys for parents out there trying to get stuff for the little ones? >> we are looking at discounts today for toys. one we saw, grumbles on sale 15% off on amazon. and you mentioned it. we are really worried about scarcity this year. so if you have a must-have pet, like this is the feisty pet, so cute. so cute, it's 10% off at target today but if you don't get this in time for christmas and they sell out this will be your kid's face on christmas. where is my feisty pet? >> i got my own feisty pet at home named nemo, 16-year-old dog. becky worley, thanks so much. over to dan. time to get down to business let's kick off our annual

thanksgiving 911. we've got our thanksgiving dream team, chefs jamika pessoa, geoffrey zakaria and eddie jackson. they're going to be here all morning answering your last-minute cooking questions. jeffrey, let me start with you. we have a video from rose. >> help. how do i defrost my turkey quickly? it's still frozen. >> she seems scared. >> she could make a reservation at the lambs club. >> the restaurant he owns. >> defrost in cold water. i know it counts -- sounds counterintuitive. >> directly put it in. >> put it in the fridge. it should be two or three da beforehand. if not take the breast off and cook the breast alone. >> separately. >> that way it'll get quicker best way. >> next up, we have a question from alex on twitter. he writes, what's the best thermometer i should use when

roasting a turkey? >> digital thermometer. easiest and most accurate and stick it in the thigh. >> in the thigh. >> yes. >> we'll hit you later. they're telling me we got to wrap. i promise. we'll get back you to. let's get to zblirginger in philly. what can you tell us? >> hey, there. we just bought a new turk when we realized it was frozen but we're talking about rejoicing in paradise, california, where they cleared out some of the air because the air quality has been so bad. more of that where that came from.

and coming up on "good morning america," the young american missionary who was killed after making contact with an indigenous tribe on a remote forbidden island. and that breathtaking rescue. one man catching a 1-year-old baby from a burning building. what her thankful mother is saying this morning. keep it here. much more "gma" coming up on thanksgiving. this thanksgiving. you're "ehhhhhhhhhhhh?" well, it's more like a "mnaaaaahhhhhaa-ooofff."

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whether you're going to the turkey trot or perhaps going shopping later today or taking advantage of one of the lower days to travel at the airport. you're going to have no problems. a live look from san jose this morning shows that you can count the number of cars that are out there, and that's pretty much the case all around the bay area this morning, as we take a look at drivetimes. you can see that we are all in the green.

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♪t's on. hi, this is sergeant first class sara stewart. currently deployed in buehring, kuwait. i just want to say happy thanksgiving to all my family and friends back home in hattiesburg, mississippi, especially to my children, zachary and lilly jade. my mama, dad, and mimi. i love you all and i'll see you all soon. >> we do want to welcome you back to "gma" on this thanksgiving. great to hear from sergeant first class sara stuart. talking ant her family back in mississippi. so many of our men and women are serving overseas this morning. they are away from their families for the holiday. they are serving our country. we want to wish them a very happy thanksgiving and thank you for your service. and your sacrifice. >> so easy to take for granted the time we get with our

families and we've got tens of thousands of men and women who are serving overseas who don't get what we get today. >> we go to work and we can go home to our families. their work involves being away from their families. >> our sincere thank you to all of them. that's for sure. ♪ we got people on the parade routes. we'll get to it in just a moment later on. we do want to look at the top headlines we're following. mark baiada kicked off the season of giving by surprising his employees with a $20 million gift, as he turns his company into a nonprofit. the payouts range up to more than $10,000 for the longest serving employees. quite an early christmas bonus there. another great story, a very lucky win for a couple from louisiana with 1.8 million reasons to be thankful on this thanksgiving morning after they found a long lost lottery ticket while doing some holiday cleaning. not a moment too soon. they had only two weeks left to claim their prize. >> clean your homes, people. that's the moral of the story this morning. and look at this baby.

lucky to be alive. miraculously we want to stress this unharmed. >> oh, my gosh. >> after falling on the railroad tracks as the train pulled away. she's 1 years old. this happened in india. reportedly slipping out of her mother's arms as they were getting off the train. but we do want to stress, she was unharmed. it is incredible. >> that video just takes your breath away. she's okay but we do want to begin with the death of that young american missionary on a remote island in the indian ocean. officials say he was killed by members of what's thought to be one of the oldest tribes in the world. and abc foreign correspondent james longman is in london for us this morning. good morning to you, james. >> reporter: good morning, paula. this is an extraordinary story. the tribe we're talking about has lived in isolation for 60,000 years. there are a number of them all over the 500 or so islands in this part of the indian ocean. even though this tribe is known to be more hostile than others,

the young missionary who planned this trip for a month chose to go ashore alone. this morning, police are working to find the body of an american missionary abroad killed by an endangered tribe possibly using arrows on an isolated island in the indian ocean. authorities say 26-year-old john khau, an adventurer who was preaching try ining christianit documenting on instagram his many travels across the globe was killed on what police are describing as a misplaced adventure in the highly restricted area. north sentinel island is home to the sentinelese people, and they have fiercely resisted any contact with others, even after the 2004 tsunami, a member of the tribe was photographed on the beach firing arrows at a helicopter sent to check on their well-being. it's thought chau paid local fishermen to bring him there

illegally. >> as we now know that didn't happen. >> reporter: after dropping him at the island the fishermen say they returned two days later and saw what they believed to be his body being buried on the shore. police say he was likely killed with bows and arrows. according to journals he kept published by "washington post" he successfully made it onto the island bearing gifts. in one excerpt he writes one of the younger tribesmen shot at him with an arrow, piercing his waterproof bible. he wrote you guys might think i'm crazy but it's worth while to declare jesus to these people and adding, god, i don't want to die. he went back the next day and was never seen alive again. while he also wrote to his mother, please don't be mad at them or god if i get killed. a sadly prophetic message. the fishermen have been arrested for helping him because contact with the sentinelese people. is illegal. what next? people have now got to work out a way to get chau's body off the island. whit? >> incredible. james longman, thanks so much.

we appreciate it. now to that life-saving catch. one mother dropping her baby from a burning building into a stranger's strong arms. many other good samaritans also rushing to save their neighbors from the devastating flames, abc's linsey davis has the story. >> reporter: this is the breathtaking moment a complete stranger helped save a little girl from a burning building. watch again, that's 1-year-old kirsten thomas, her mother shuntara putting her faith in byron campbell, a complete stranger, to catch her baby girl from a terrifying three-story drop. >> it was just terrifying. >> so she finally trusted me and she dropped the baby and i caught the baby. caught the baby with a curl. just like catching a football. >> reporter: he's not the only superhero samaritan who was there. this group jumping in to help police aid countless others escape the dangerous fire at a dallas apartment complex wednesday morning.

>> we got a lot of fire on the third floor. >> reporter: police body camera video shows the frantic moments as officers help residents and young children race to escape. >> come on, come on. come on, come on, this way. >> reporter: neighbors also pitching in to help. one who just moved into the building grabbing her brand-new mattss to cushion the falls of those forced to jump. this morning, kirsten's mom is giving thanks for the kindness of strangers. >> i have my child because of him. she gets to live another day because of him. >> reporter: and that baby girl's father patrick was among those who had to jump, as well. he had to be treated after punching the window in order for them to escape. there were no fatalities. according to dallas fire and rescue two residents and a firefighter were taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. they still don't know cause of the fire. but what a nice thanksgiving story. that mother saying because of a complete stranger her daughter

as her life. >> that baby girl is beautiful and we're glad she's okay this morning. happy thanksgiving to you. coming up, before you sit down with family and friends for the big holiday meal, how to break up with your phone? a simple seven-day detox so you can actually converse. >> we're breaking up? >> ish. >> ish. ♪ can you feel it ♪ can you feel it ♪ can you feel it ♪ can you feel it ♪ can you feel it ♪ can you feel it ♪ can you feel it ♪ can you feel it shhh... [whispering] ♪ can you feel it

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we're back with thanksgiving dinner. in the digital age. there's a good chance many

people at your table, perhaps you, will be staring at your phone while shoveling down the turkey. >> put it away. >> not exactly what the pilgrims envisioned. >> no. but there are ways to break up with your phone and talk to your family for a change. i took the challenge myself and as we first reported back in september, it was not easy. hey, good morning, everybody. as an always-on news anchor, i feel like i have a particularly dysfunctional relationship with my phone. enter catherine price, science journalist, recovering tech addict and author of "how to break up with your phone." do i have to throw the thing out the window here? >> breaking up doesn't mean getting rid of your phone but looking at it and figuring out what relationship would feel healthy for you. >> reporter: she had me take the smartphone compulsion test, designed by a university of connecticut psychiatrist answering with strongly agree or disagree to questions such as i spend more time texting, tweeting or emailing as opposed to talking to people in person. and when i eat meals, mymymymymy

smartphone is always part of my place setting. the results suggest i need psychiatric evaluations. she made radical changes and the charging station no longer in the bedroom but in the closet. i can't believe "good morning america" is in my closet. she turned off all notifications and deleted social media. like a little twitchy. that was just the beginning. she then put me on a seven-day phone breakup plan. >> okay. >> reporter: day one we made my phone as boring as possible by turning the whole thing to black and white. i also got an alarm clock so the phone isn't the first thing i reach for in the morning. day two she had me wrap a rubber band around the phone so every time i went for it i was reminded myself to ask why. it's nice. because now i'm not going check it and maybe interact with others on the set. e also recruited "gma" viewer and mom denise to do the phone breakup with me and her kids were ready for it. >> she's usually on her phone for about eight hours doing her work. >> i always have it on me. always in my back pocket. i know i'm doing the right thing

by making this challenge a reality. >> reporter: midweek we checked in. do you have a sense of whether it will make a lasting change in your life? >> i actually do think it's going to have an impact. i will say that having an alarm clock is not anything that i ever thought that i would have. >> i went to dinner with my 3-year-old the other day and i had my phone with me but i only pulled it out once and that was to take a picture of him. and i didn't get sucked into e-mail or anything like that. the positive feeling from that is not something i'm going to want to lose. after seven days -- >> i don't know that i've broken all of my habits but i have most definitely become much more aware. >> reporter: for me the breakup was hard but successful. i still use my phone, of course, but having a saner relationship with my device has freed up time for a much richer relationship with my family. glad my son got a cameo there. let me tell you the biggest thing for me is having a specific bed for the phone. so that it's always there.

it's not with me as i walk around our house. >> your phone right now you have it on your screen saver. >> black and white and it says do you really want to pick me up right now? >> you motivated me to delete twitter and instagram from my personal phone. i still have it on my work phone. >> it makes a difference. >> i'm working on it. we break up with our phones at dinnertime and have always done that and in talking to the kids it's important. >> eye contact. >> we're getting there step by step. >> if you're a parent, you got to model it. >> exactly. coming up here on "gma," our all-star thanksgiving 911. standing by to answer your last-minute questions. [ turkey sounds ] >> i love the turkey. ♪ the final countdown al countdown ♪ or atopic dermatitis, you never know how your skin will look. and it can feel like no matter what you do, you're itching all the time. but even though you see and feel your eczema on the surface of your skin, an overly sensitive immune system

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can you help? >> i'm doing it right now. cranberries in a pot. watch this. sugar. lemon and lime juice. the zest of the lemon and lime which you do before you juice them. five, six minutes and then let it cool down, have you a beautiful cranberry relish. just like that. don't go to the store and buy it. look how easy it is. >> forgot the dijon mustard. >> no dijon. >> not in the cranberry. we have much more with our chefs coming up here on "gma." and more black friday bargains and "deals & steals." coming up.

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good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> and good morning. it's 7:56. happy thanksgiving to you. i'm reggie aqui from abc 7 mornings. let's go over to mike nicco. he has our forecast. hey, mike. >> hey, reggie. hi, everybody. like leftovers for breakfast? weave a coup leftover showers in the south bay. those are heading over to the diablo range and that it will be it tonight through tomorrow, a 2. this storm is going to have stronger winds, heavier rain, and it's going to hang around longer than the rain we had yesterday. expect a lot of hydroplaning tomorrow when you're out and about, reggie. >> all right. i have some not-good-news about traffic. in emeryville, there's a deadly crash there near the berkeley curve. sounds lightningke a car came fr

the overpass, lost control, and then overturned. two left lanes are blocked while chp skuktare conducting that investigation. and here's a look at the golden gate bridge, where things are much better to report this morning. we even have some breaks in the clouds there. thanksgiving 911, secret ♪ ♪ connecting people...

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. bone-chilling blast. millions waking up to frigid temperatures as windchills plunge below zero in some areas just in time for thanksgiving day parades, with single digits in new york and balloons already grounded in philadelphia. black friday or bust. one of the biggest shopping days of the year already under way. we have the biggest bargains online and in stores. plus an extra special "deals & steals" to kick start your holiday shopping. ♪ behind the magic. a sneak peek at the making of

the new "mary poppins with lin-manuel miranda, emily blunt and an exclusive interview with the legendary dick van dyke. >> it's one of those big moments. >> plus, the moment it sank in for all of them. first on "gma" this morning. plus, thanksgiving 911, all the secrets to a stress-free meal. we're answering your last-minute cooking questions from tackling that turkey to dishes desserts. our dream team is here and they're saying -- >> all: good morning, america! [ cheers and applause ] we do say good morning, america and a -- >> all: happy thanksgiving. >> i missed it. nobody told me we were doing that. >> paula has been wanting to do that all morning. >> that's me. >> that is you. well, dan and whit and i are so

happy to have you with us on this busy holiday. the countdown is on to that delicious thanksgiving dinner just hours from now. i can already smell the turkey. >> right now there are a lot of cooks already hard at work in the kitchen and we will be tackling all of your last-minute turkey day cooking questions throughout the morning. >> we're here for you. that is our thanksgiving 911 team there of chefs jamika pessoa, geoffrey zakaria and eddie jackson. they've been sharing their expert tips all morning long. we'll have more of that coming right up. >> i'm not sure what eddie is wearing on his head there but it looks good. >> it looks like a turkey or something. what is that? >> i think it's a turkey. and our team is covering all of the big parades this morning. ginger in philadelphia. sam is here in new york along the route for the macy's parade and, sam, what is the consensus on the balloons? will they float or will they be grounded? >> hey, paula, good morning, everybody. we are actually -- i have all the crowd from the ocean spray float beside me, the cranberry

carriers. i got them all in tight. not to get you in the shot but why? >> to keep you warm. >> paula, here's the good news. the winds have died down to low levels and seeing 16, 20-mile-per-hour gusts but, remember, the critical number is 23 for a steady wind and 34 for a gust and i think right now we're in good shape. they seem to be loading some of the smaller balloons out so i think things are good to go. we've got to watch very carefully to see if the winds pick up because of the philly situation, but how are you? happy thanksgiving. >> of course, you feel good. you're surrounded. >> i'm really thankful to have sam back. >> i'm really thankful to have sam back- >> i'm really thankful to have sam back- >> i'm really thankful to have sam back. >> and he's wearing a onesie. >> you know, yes, so many ways i could take that, whit. let's go to ginger in philadelphia where she's shivering from that huge arctic blast, and happening right now only some of the balloons in the parade are going to fly due to gusty winds, ginger. any chance we could see all the balloons getting up in the air eventually? >> you know what, on television you will be seeing them.

they are going to put them up but they're going to keep the route a little bit more compact. right in the same block where they do all of the tv part.righ they do all of the tv part., right in the same block where they do all of the tv part. a lot of the stuff you see behind me is going to be fine and it is just breezy and got to tell you what will really impact people is how cold it makes it feel especially because -- i was with a bunch of cheerleaders and we're already talking about how frozen our face feels and we were exposed only for an hour and they have hours left. it won't rebound much. let's look at the maps and tell you what's going to happen here. windchill-wise it feels like 16 in pittsburgh this morning but go to boston and it feels like 4 below. 7 below in portland, maine. providence, 1. you can see your coldest thanksgiving on record in providence, and by the afternoon it doesn't get better. that's 3:00 p.m. and feels like 14 in new york, 20 here in philadelphia at best so we could end up not with just the coldest in decades but the coldest ever thanksgiving, guys. i froze my smile already so this is it. this is what you get.

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welcome back to "gma." [ applause ] great audience on this thanksgiving morning. >> happy thanksgiving. >> my voice is suffering a little from the remnants of a cold i got from my 3-year-old so can you yell happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving, everybody. [ applause ] thanks for being here. [ applause ] >> i love that, adrienne. >> adrienne knows how to project. hey, before you start your black friday shopping we got a tip for you. be sure to tune in tomorrow for our "good housekeeping" shopping lab. they teamed up with amazon to try out hundreds of products and they're sharing some of their top picks, that's coming up tomorrow. first though, the lovely, the talented, the beautiful, the brilliant adrienne bankert with "pop news." >> wow. i'm so thankful for you. >> he never does that for me. >> i'm gearing up to ask you a favor later. >> really? the favor is he told me my dress looked like smooth gravy today

so -- smooth gravy, no lumps. no lumps. i'm thinking that's a perfect definition and that's a compliment. first up reese witherspoon is making biscuits from scratch taking to instagram to share her preparation, of course following the recipe from her own book. the actress posted a photo of an elaborate pie crust to share her turkey mood. all the ladies in the house said amen. glad i wore stretch pants. >> i got two words for whit, man spanx. >> suck it all in. >> how do you know i'm not wearing them now? it's cold out. >> it is cold outside. >> you need layers. chrissy teigen also in the kitchen getting ready for turkey day sharing her meal preps. it looks so good. collard greens and black-eyed peas and tried to make sweet potato pies and showed off our burnt pie. >> it still looks good -- oh,

no. >> got to cover it with foil. >> looked like burned marshmallows. >> eat the layer right below it. she made another pie. kate hudson ready to feed an army a feast posting huge portions of green beans and yams and ready to host 30. the whole 30, what you do to lose weight to make room for all the stuffing. she's having turkey for 30. >> feeding 30. >> feeding 30. big family. [ applause ] >> she can invite me over any time. and gabrielle union and dwyane wade well company their baby and she posted this photo of the family and miss oprah. mommy shared this shot of the happy trio, mommy, daddy and oprah and already her daughter has her own instagram account with more than 191 -- i think it's more than 215,000 followers. >> wow. >> the 1-month-old posting this caption. me, my new friend oprah and my

pops on me like i'm honey boo boo. #stagedad. remember honey boo boo? i should check in with her. >> nice to see dwyane wade in that element. >> daddy love. we're sitting next to really great daddies here, whit and dan. >> we're just surviving. >> you guys love your kids. well, up next actually wade is going to be doing an interview. there's going to be a big show with the daughter on the o network so stay tuned for that. finally it's thanksgiving but that doesn't mean we're not already thinking about christmas. time to deck the halls and deck your beards. we thought we'd seen everything when beard bobbles came up last year. you can give your beard a festive glow with holiday beard lights. >> really? >> you can just stick them in your beard. >> what do you think? >> strong. >> it grabs your attention. >> it sure does. >> the kids are like, no, daddy, no. >> did this start in brooklyn? >> i don't know but firebox is

selling the twinkly creations for just under $15 look festive for a steal. >> clark griswold would be proud. >> if you're wondering what to do with your hunting beard just -- >> deck the halls. >> deck the halls. deck the hair or something. >> i love it. >> that's "pop news," y'all. have a happy thanksgiving. we're grateful for you. [ applause ] >> smooth gravy. >> that was smooth gravy. >> #smoothgravy. >> i love it. i love it. let's check in on the macy's thanksgiving day parade. sam is somewhere -- oh, no, he's not hiding. he's just bundled up there along the parade route. >> hi, paula. hi, guy. >> what's your strategy this morning? >> so, this is what i've been doing, wandering the parade route. look who i found, the ohio state university marching band and thought we'd give you a little sizzle so let's hear what it

sounds like, right? ♪ so here's the deal, there are about 12 bands marching in the parade today. this is one of them. you want to know what it takes? about 200 people travel with them just to make sure it all happens. jackson, how many layers are you wearing? >> oh, i got a ton of layers on. i got thermal shirt and long johns and hand warmers in our back pockets here. >> careful with the hand warmers. wave to mom and dad. happy thanksgiving, everybody. ginger, what's it like in philly right now? >> my gosh, in philly it is exciting and it is cold because we are here. i don't know if you are a huge "american idol" watcher like me but this is michael and katie and they were both outstanding on the season and now we're making them stand out in the cold. because you are from where? >> philadelphia. >> yeah. >> and you're also from pennsylvania. >> outside of philadelphia. >> you know at we'll do, we'll dance to stay warm. michael, give us a little something. give us something to stay warm here. >> yes. >> hey. you guys have to listen to these

two sing. they're so much fun. >> all righty. now to something sweeter than pumpkin pie. becky worley is back with the best black friday savings secrets and so we have so many choices, it's hard to know where to begin. what do you recommend?

by the way, i'm leaning on this stove because it's a fake stove. >> i mean it's all about cooking today, though, dan. >> yes, it is. >> i mean, isn't today the day because you cook a little bit, you shop online a little bit. so, we thought we'd start our deals in the kitchen with, oh, a great deal on an xbox 1x. the mine craft bundle. it's such a hot, hot deal. $199 plus $60 in kohl's cash. it's a good $100 savings. that's a pretty good deal. >> also low fat and vegan. >> that's right. tofurkey. >> yes. so what about phones? it seems like and i know there's a joke here, it seems like this is a real opportunity to score a deal. >> oh, score, you said. >> yes. >> all right. here we go. set, omaha, omaha, hut, hut. yes. phone deal.

they're everywhere today. go long, go long. whoo. hey, we've got the samsung s9 on sale now. straight discount. unlocked version is $200 off at best buy and the contract version is $300 off so that is a very, very good deal. >> all right. so now there's some deals that may blow us away? >> oh, they may blow us away. i mean after we play football, there might be some leaves, possibly some leaves. so we got to clean up those fallen leaves. oh, no, our blower -- oh, there it is. there we go. i got to tell you, these power tools on thanksgiving is exciting. >> i was told not to operate heavy machinery. >> luckily i have that under control here with the football, i'm really doing this. hot wheels, 30% off at jcpenney.

jcnney is really trying to fill that void that toys "r" us left. they have a huge sale today. we're also seeing these yellies toys, a hot deal from meijer. >> yellies. >> noise activated audience, can you make some noise here. [ cheers and applause ] >> i have a 3-year-old and i'm never going to tell him about this. >> i'm sending a case to you. >> please do not. you saved the best deal for last. the tv? >> yes, tvs. it's all about the parade. [ whistling ] ♪ ♪ >> oh, yes. pretty amazing.

$699 from best buy for this and the cheapest tv we saw today was a polaroid 32-inch from target. that is $79.50. >> this was the most elaborate shopping segment i've ever seen. becky, you're the best. >> yes, yes, yes. >> thank you to the bj steppers. you can shop for these products and stay up to date on black friday deals all week on our website, goodmorningamerica.com/shop. over to whit. >> dan, thank you. [ applause ] did you see becky worley's spiral? i'm still obsessed with that toss. now to superstars and the pint-size ballroom, "dancing with the stars: juniors," our special correspondent olympian adam rippon took us behind the scenes of all the spins and sambas. >> hey, guys. my trailer is a disaster so we're not going to go in there. so we head next door to find my co-judges, mandy moore and val chmerkovskiy. we've gotten a loss closer

because of the show. >> we're kind of called the power thruple. >> what is our favorite thing to yell to each other? >> that's for home. >> this is where we get all the costumes together for the show. a little red, a little purple. now over to the most important looks for the shows, mine. i did this myself. are you kidding me? if judging doesn't work out i can always do the costumes. we have stars because it's "dancing with the stars." they're a little smaller because they're "dancing with the stars: juniors." follow me this way. look who we found. do you feel more like a dance parent? >> i'm definitely a dance dad and proud of it. my kids -- i'm proud of my kids. >> this is the secret entrance to "dancing with the stars" so let's go. and you never know just who you'll find hanging out backstage. i have the honor of introducing tonight's special guest. >> your introducing me? >> yeah, well right now.

what is the best part about being part of "dancing with the stars: juniors"? >> probably you get to meet so many amazing people like you. >> i mean, that's the best answer, just cut. it's over. we're going to head to the main stage. so right now we have camera blocking going on. they'll run through the routine two or three times so they get the perfect shot. maybe that's hollywood. here we are on the stage. this is where all of those amazing and incredible performances happen. i see our amazing host up there, so come on, follow me. you can't help but dance when you're on here. it's just like contagious. here they are. our amazing hosts, jordan fisher and frankie muniz. >> what's up, dude? how are you? >> say that again into the camera. >> you are doing a wonderful job. >> he's the tough judge though. he's the one you want to impress. >> 6, 6, 6 and then i leave.

just watch, it's crazy. for "good morning america," adam rippon, "dancing with the stars," los angeles. >> all right. all right. our thanks to adam rippon. you can catch the new episode of "dancing with the stars: juniors" on sunday at 8:00, 7:00 central right here on abc. paula. >> i'm intoxicated by the smells now. it smells so good. more of our annual thanksgiving 911. you've been sending your last-minute cooking questions and our incredible team of chefs are back to save the day. first up we have food network celebrity chef jamika pessoa. >> hello. >> next up we have the owner of the lambs club which is a fantastic restaurant right next to us in times square and this morning he's the master of sides. give it up for geoffrey zakaria. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> finally here this guy is all about the dessert especially today host of food network's "christmas cookie challenge" let's hear it to eddie jackson. you can smell it. absolutely.

>> here's how this works. we've got a bunch of questions for you and viewers sent these in and we'll spin the thanksgiving wheel right over here. whoever it lands on has to answer the question. let's spin the wheel to see who is up first. >> spin it. >> come on, come on. >> all right. >> so we have a twitter question from donna. quote, i'm feeding a large crowd today and want to spice up my turkey. what do we do? >> i'm going to show you how to spice it up. i'm a spicy girl. i'm bringing you jamaican jerk turkey today. we have all of our jamaican spices, dijon mustard, gree greens, then the bird, all right. so blend all that together and make your marinade and start with gloves on, people.

we got to keep it clean and going underneath the skin first all inside and then on top, all right. so you rub that all together. >> get up in there. >> you've got to show that turkey who is boss. you tie your legs together, tuck your wings in and you'll tent your file on top and make sure there is an inch of room for the air to circulate. then two and a half hours, crank it up. you got a jerk turkey, people. jerk turkey. >> vanna white, spin the wheel. [ applause ] spin the wheel. see who's next. >> i don't think vanna spins the wheel. >> ah. >> and, eddie, we have a question from the audience, from juwanna in our audience. >> how do you keep your pie crust from getting soggy? >> nobody lines a soggy crust. >> walk us through it. >> egg whites. you take your crust and you just brush it with a little egg white and par bake it just to crisp it up like toast and that will keep your pie from being soggy. >> all right, perfect. love it.

>> do we have time for one more? >> okay. >> time for one more. spin the wheel. one more time. >> who could it be possibly? >> oh gee, i wonder. [ applause ] and our question, somebody has to give me the question. >> here it is. geoffrey, we have a question from robin on facebook. i've always made the stovetop stuffing but never tackled a homemade recipe. help? >> we have simple things. carrots, onion, celery, garlic, can you smell all that then my secret, those are hawaiian sweet rolls, cut them up, cut them up, bake them a big. >> where is the fork so i can dig into this? >> we'll cook it a bit and put it in and add a little bit of egg, some raisins. >> back with more "gma." keep it here.

good morning, north bay. lt's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> and good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc 7 mornings. it's 8:27. we have some breaking news out of the east bay. here's a live look at the port of oakland from our emeryville camera. as you can see, a lot of smoke going up. this is a possible container fire. we have reached out to the oakland fire department. we're bringing you new information as soon as we get it. also want to let you know about a sig alert that is happening in emeryville. this is a deadly crash on eastbound 80 near the berkeley curve. it is still in effect. so the two left lanes are blocked while chp is conducting its investigation. as far as the bay bridge toll plaza goes, as you can see, smooth sailing. you can basically count cars this morning. very light on this holiday.

very light on this holiday. on thousands of giftss this weekend at ross. most stores are open thanksgiving, six p.m. to midnight. reopening friday at seven a.m. with extended hours saturday and sunday. yes for less.

you know when you're at ross and you find their favorite hero at a price that makes you the hero? yes. that's yes for less. yes! with hot holiday toys for all ages, ross is your toy destination. it feels even better when you find it for less, at ross: yes for less. i am tracking an atmospheric river, nearly 36 hours of continuous rain on the way starting tonight through at least friday night. and the winds will be gusting up across the north bay. starting at 4:00 this afternoon, for 24 hours. you can see the rain moving in at 3:00. in the north bay and for the rest of us, during the evening, all the way through, at least saturday morning. reggie, then it's over. >> okay, mike.

thank you. another abc 7 news update in about a half hour and always on our news app and abc7news.com. a reminder that we're here every morning for you from 4:30 to 7:00 a.m., including tomorrow welcome back to "gma" live from times square. welcome back and happy thanksgiving -- i said we were all going to do it. >> happy thanksgiving. >> he's still not with us. >> i did it again. >> no. >> we'll share a sneak peek of a very exciting special edition of "20/20" called "mary poppins returns: behind the magic" and dick van dyke shares behind-the-scenes stories of bringing it to the screen. here's chris connelly. >> ask anyone who worked on

"mary poppins returns" and we did. when did it sink in? unanimously this was the moment. >> seeing dick van dyke see cherry tree lane was one of those pinch everyone moments. >> yeah. >> when they showed me the set of cherry tree lane, it was perfect. i mean, every detail was exactly the same. >> reporter: there was a ceremonious pass the torch moment. disney legend dick van dyke giving the new movie his blessing with his mere presence on set. >> what was your reaction when they told you there'd be a sequel to "mary poppins." >> i got excited and my first question was can i be in it? [ applause ] >> "mary poppins returns" behind the magic that airs tonight at 8 8:00 eastern and the movie opens december 19th.

time for thanksgiving 911. back to it. we'll spin that wheel. let's spin that wheel and see where we're going. spin, wheel. >> we're back with eddie. robert, what is your question? >> i have limited space in my oven. do you have a no bake dessert. >> you're in luck, robert. what i do is i take roasted sweet potatoes. >> and give mireille spoon. >> i mix it with whipping cream to make a mousse. then what we want to do is layer, layer your cup, put a little bit of graham crackers, chocolate, right and then what you want to do is -- >> this is a mousse. >> you want to create a parfait and just like that. >> can you put a little on my spoon for me. >> yes, i can. just do it in layers and pop it in the refrigerator for an hour and you're good to go. >> can i try this? >> yes, absolutely. >> i love that. it looks so good.

who is next? >> let's see who is up next. let's spin that wheel one more time. can we go for it? yeah, every time we spin that wheel, there's geoffrey. someone tickles a turkey is the noise. a question from mary in the audience. what is your question for geoffrey? >> hi, geoffrey. do you have a no fuss brussel spouts recipe i can whip up when i get home. >> a lot of people keep the brussel sprout whole and boil i. i sliced it, cut it in quarter inch piece, quick sear in olive oil, four, five minutes and get that karmgle. that's the flavor, we have both sides and just at the end add hazelnuts and a little hazelnut oil. >> ah. >> there you have it. five minutes. five minutes. >> five minutes and healthy. >> and very healthy. >> smells fantastic. >> all right, let's go to the

wheel one more time and give it a spin. >> no clue who it's going to be. >> jamika. there it is talking turkey. our viewer has a video question. let's take a look. >> this year we bought extra turkey leg, the best part. how do i season them? >> seasoning the turkey leg. >> all right, i always do extra legs too. they have all the moisture and the flavor so i have lemon peppered turkey leg, okay. so you raise up the skin just a little bit and we'll do a fourth a cup of butter, store bought lemon pepper seasoning and tuck it under there in the pocket and it will melt with all that beautiful lusciousness of butter >> that's a lot. >> because it's going to melt and you need it for that moisture. trust me. i got lemon slice, fresh thyme and pour a little broth in the bottom and you'll put it in a roasting pan and keep basting and check with your thermometer.

if you make everybody sick for thanksgiving you will not be invited back to do it again. they don't want that. they don't want that. >> fantastic. of course, a reminder you can get them all on our website, goodmorningamerica.com. coming up, "deals &teals" when we come back. [ applause ]

and welcome back to "gma." we are back on this thanksgiving morning and sam champion along the famous and i'm sure freezing macy's thanksgiving parade route here in new york. sam, how is it going? we know you have the onesie on to keep you warm. what else is going on out there? >> i've got to tell you, whit, wearing a onesie is the smartest thing i've done. jennifer -- the look on your face when i said an adult onesies. >> i'm into them. >> how many layers? >> all of them. everything i could find and all of the hand warmers in all of the places. >> this is not your first parade. you have hours going on and haven't announced what song you're singing. do we get to know yet. >> we can't say it and it's unfortunate but you will be able to tune in and watch. >> can you hum it? >> you can hum all of our songs. >> good comeback but now i understand you guys have another

performance in the parade at the same time thaw have nothing to do with. >> i wrote a song for "sesame street" and using it as their performance song in the parade today. >> that's fantastic. >> yes it's called "plan to play." imagine it. >> so good. >> when it's this cold, how do you get into voice for all of that? >>ou know what, luckily if you just keep everything going, you're a good 98.6 on the inside. it's these kis in the marching band with their mouths -- i'm thinking they're the ones freezing. >> stuck to their horns. >> we've talked to a few. you guys, have a great parade. happy thanksgiving. it's always great to see you guys. ginger, what's going on in philly. give me a hug before you go. >> oh, you know what, here we're also talking about voices but there's a man and a woman who know the cold better than any of us. i got santa claus and mrs mrs. claus, y'all. does the ho, ho, ho get affected. >> not at all. this is nothing. >> you've got a built in wind

screen. >> absolutely. i'm feeling great. >> how is the list looking this year? >> very, very good. >> very good. >> i know i have one little boy watching that would love for me to give a little nod like adrian has been very good. >> adrian has been very good. very good. >> wonderful. >> i'll put -- send me a request. he knows the kids. guys, santa knows all. all right, yes, the thanksgiving parade in philadelphia, the o oldest and one of the coldest but we're dealing with it. guess what i'll do, i'll take my seat amidst of elves because i'm about to be in the parade. philadelphia has one of the best parades, more than 4,000 people come out despite all of this chill and you are about all right, all of that

brought to you by quickbooks and, hey, we got to go. we got a parade to catch. bye, santa, by mrs. >> bye, ginger. we are here with tory johnson and "deals & steals" on this thanksgiving morning, everybody. and we are giving thanks for small businesses with big bargains all from companies that are doing wonderful things for their communities, tory, thank you. it's so great to have you. >> of course. >> we'll start with these custom shaped pillow. >> so, listen, some people have barbie and ken, i've got robin and michael. these are my little icons so what i love about this company, you upload your favorite photos of people or pets that you love, i got my little baby marley here. look, you can see dan harris' -- little mini-me. your daughter, our crew. >> my kids right here. >> anyone who you just love who you need a little pocket pillow of that person, you got it or

that pet. the hand -- there's an artisan team that handcrafts each one and will take your photo and crop it to make the perfect shape. unbelievable gift. normally about $50. >> today how much? >> $18 and free shipping. free shipping. >> free shipping. >> 18 and free shipping. >> whit standing over there and getting hit daughters next. like i need some perfect photos of your girls. >> i love that these -- sprin e sprinkles come in all different shapes and sizes and color. >> this is a woman owned company in texas that puts together august of these assortments so that little one you're eat something a snowman. that's a snowman in your sprinkle assortment. metallics and kid friendly assortments. the metallics are a little hard. more decorative than the others but they're beautiful. >> beautiful. >> gorgeous. >> and any sort of cookie or cake. >> even these little marshmallows.

little unicorns on here so the shapes, the colors, just the blends is what makes sprinkle pop so fabulous. normally a bottle 12 to $14. but they're slashed in half, 6 to $7. >> candles. this was started about i a single mother of four. >> yes, in a crock pot in her kitchen. she was making candles. now in a huge warehouse in new jersey and all of the scents from surf's up candle, this is cranberry apple. this is -- >> i love this. >> come in mason jars or paint cans. all are the holiday scents but inspired by happy memories at the jersey shore. a big, beautiful assortment. they range from $22 to retail but today half off so $11 to $12 for your choice. >> and this skin care line is founded by two best friends. >> so in my bag i have kind of two things that i always carry,

lip balm and a little zit zapper. this is a zit zapper. it has sal cystic acid. tree tree oil and other essential oils. basically, it works. don't leave home without it. >> these are all clean formulas. the mask, this one i tilted too much but this is the kind of the glitter explosion mask. this is lava magic. all of their serums are fabulous and have great names like glow and megaglow in give me the zit zapper. >> keep it for me till later. all of these are beautiful, packaging and just good formulas which i like. so they range from $18 to $42 at retail but everything is half off so $9 to $21. >> okay, so let's try to get to this. we have homemade jewelry. >> this is from stone and stick. all made by women in a teeny town in tennessee, population, 1500. their ware of house is a

converted garage and they make everything hand beaded wood and brass ago symptoms. there's short neck llacesnecklae 26 to 70 retail but slashed more than in half so everything is 12 to $22. and finally the "gma" favorite. >> makes you want to wear after thanksgiving. >> this is like the perfect thanksgiving dress. but these pieces are great. this is their brand-new linen dress with pockets but long sleeve tanks you can wear underneath. everything is about retaining its shape, long, so it doesn't ride up. easy to pack. there's new glitter, sequins, silk. a woman from michigan makes these. normally 28 to $68. all slashed more than halfhalfhf >> you'll find all these companies on our website and everybody here you're going home

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welcome back, everybody. we are here with more of our thanksgiving 911. the superstar chefs have been here taking your last-minute cooking questions all morning long and we are in the final stretch now. let's see what other questions you got for our chefs here. let's go to the wall. >> the wall. >> all right. >> jamika, emma on twitter wants to know how do i prevent my turkey breast from drying out. >> it can be a little dry. we are not serving a leather shoe today, people.

we're serving moist turkey. as you see i have the turkey breast separated from the bird and just took a short knife and we'll put our stuffing in here. you can use your store bought stuffing. i have toasted bread, herbs and garlic and stuff it inside and secure it with toothpicks and put it in a roasting pan like so and have lot of butter too. once again the turkey needs love and put butter inside the pocket as well as on top of it. >> this turkey cops with a defibrillator. >> one time of the year, we can do this. we'll put it in our roasting pan and pour in wine because wine always is great with cooking. and then a little chicken broth and that's what you'll use to keep basting that turkey every 20 to 30 mens and roast and you'll have christie skin on the outside too. no dry turkey there. >> okay. spin the wheel. let's see who is next. spin that beautiful wheel.

[ turking sounds ] >> okay. >> geoffrey, we have an audience member, debbie with a question for you. >> hi, debbie. >> i really have a mashed potato problem. i want it to be a crowd pleaser but it's got to be really simple. >> i'll solve that for you and sorry about your problem but today is your day. [ laughter ] okay, we'll take yukon potatoes, cut them the same shape and put them in cold water with salt, cook them all the way. nothing worse than an al dente potato and take your old-fashioned potato masher. while it's hot you add cream that's warm, some milk that's warm. always warm to warm. and guess what, yes, butter. >> there you go. you got to have butter. >> butter makes everything better. >> and salt. salt is something that a potato can take more and more of. you really need to salt it because there's a lot of density and white pepper so it stays nice and white. nice and lump-free.

chives on top. you're done. good luck. >> i haven't done a very good job of mashing. getting hungry. in the crowd >> yes. getting them worked up. let's go to the board one more time. >> who can it be? >> who is it? who is it? boom. all right, eddie, amanda on twitter wants to know what bread pudding recipe she should use. >> i have a banana fosters bread pudding i do. yi, so basically want to use stale bread. i like a baguette or brioche and you want to layer your bananas on the bottom and go with the bread pudding on top and finish up with a candy walnut sauce made with some rum in it. >> don't hold back on the sauce. >> a lot of sauce. a little cream that we'll put in and add in rum. just until the sugar dissolves. >> add the walnuts in.

>> and this is what you're left with. >> i can't eat that. a spoonful. >> actually you can. >> this one? let's do it. [ applause ] >> all right. >> is there an extra spoon over here? utensils. >> how did you get over here? >> you know what, it's thanksgiving. [ applause ] >> there you go. i'm going in. >> incredibly good. thank you all, chef, you guys are amazing and for all of the recipes you can go to our website, goodmorningamerica.com and we will be right back.

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it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning. happy thanksgiving. i'm reggie aqui from abc 7 mornings. mike nicco has the forecast that has rain in it. >> yeah, another atmospheric river, reggie and this one is even stronger and will last longer, possibly 36 hours of continuous rain and gusts up to 50 miles per hour in the north bay mountains, about 30 miles per hour in the valleys. so there could be some minor damage there. comes in at 3:00 this afternoon. up in the north bay and just spreads southward and hangs around all the way through friday night. the weekend looks dry, though. >> okay, mike, let's see what it looks like on the roads right now. we have a meryville.meryville.m. two left lanes remain blocked while chp continues this investigation. thch this was a deadly crash. that's why it's been blocked for

so long. i want to take a live look at the bay bridge right now. if you're heading to or from san francisco, you're going to be in good shape. no metering ligh >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan." today, singer, host, and academy award winner jennifer hudson, and star of the film, "eighth grade," elsie fisher. plus, get out your scorpions and get ready for "live's" creepy crawly cuisine cooking lesson, all next on "live." and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. [indistinct chatter] >> ryan: [laughs] good morning! whoo! [excited chatter] [upbeat music] ♪ hello. [cheers and applause]