booked $270,000 worth of rooms. that's precisely why the framers of the constitution inserted the emoluments c they wanted to make su that our government officials weren't taking this pef money. american interests come first. i think trump's money comes first. [ applause ] >> but the clinton foundatn took $25 million from saudi arabia and were criticized. w about this journalist right allegedly being cut up into little pieces which are the allegations right w, it is probably the worst thing you could possibly conceive of, but saudi arabia has been committing human rights violations for decades and decades. mbing of hospitals and children, it's still punishable by death to be homosexual. there's no freedom of religion. people are constantly exeted and put to death. >> wasn't the 9/11 terrost -- >> the 9/11 terrorists came -- ich is why we all agree they should have be on the muslim ban list. i also think that we neeto show prudence and i think 's

tone deaf to be talking about this in the rain with an umbrella. we definitely shou have done something more official. erdogan in turkey is also a comptely irrational world actor. we do have to be careful about what reportsre coming out and how we're going forward. if it's not king salman that we're dealing with, who is the next person who comes up in his place which could debatably be worse. >> it's kind of scary -- >> i agree we should not be normalizing this relationship. >> it's scary that this guy who rex tillerson called a moron is in charge of this. >> who did he call a moron? >> called president trump. tillerson called trump a moron. other ones have called him an idiot. a lot of people who work with him call him an idiot and moron, and he's running the world right now. >> there's been a lot of hypocrisy on this starting even in the obama administration with our relationship and normalizing things in the middle east. i could go back to the iran deal, the amount of money we gave to them, but i do think -- >> how about the iraq war?

that was before obama. >>or decades. you're not incorrect. since clinto but i will say going forward what bothers me the most is that isolationism is the trend right now in the united states, specifically within the republican pty which is bizarre to mbecause as conservatives we should believe especially globay.t agenda we fight for the little guy, we fight against human rights violations. right now specifically to say that we just believe king salman is not only irrational but deferential towards a cntry who is one of the largest states of terror, and we should not have these relationships. [ applause >> if we don't hold their feet to the fire then we're part of this, we are in part complicit in all of this. i spent a number of years growinup living in china and i saw firsthand, my family got to know a man who was basically beaten to death. he's now blind because he oke out. >> who? i realized in those moments the

role that the unit states plays around the world and the imance of fighting for human rights. these are the values that we hold most dear to us, so that is biggest concern. a republican issue.ic issue, it's what we stand for. the problem i see continually with the trump administration is thers not long-term thinking with foreign policy, whether it's dealing with russia, dealing with china, even talking about our allies and not think about ten years from now. >> the way that he tal and gives cover to all these dictators on human rights. they look at him andhey say, we're going to get -- i want to say something about hitler. hitler killed 6 million people as we know, 6 million jews, and one the reasons he knew heould get away with it is because the world closed their eyes to the armenian genocide. that's why he said they dot care. that's what trump does. he puts out a vibe that we don't care. like the back of melania's jacket. >> psident obama joked to mitt romney that it was a 198 foreign policy when he was debating the ramifications of having a relatiohip th russia. he was caught on a live mic saying when i get elected we can

have a more comfortable relationship. it's not just -- trump, the way he's addressing it, he's doing it in a much more clumsy way. but across the boardemocrats and republicans, we have to remember who we are as americans 100% which is -- go ahead. sorry. i could really get on my soap box. i'm sorry. >>hat's okay. your soap box is gorgeous to me. you ahead.but i do want to sor up a little weird thing which is actually gotten tough with, as li, you know, our allies at n the u.n. >> canada. >> angela merkel. he threw a starburst candy at theresa may, he said she didn't the australian prime minister, remember when he was calling and screaming at him? he badgered him on the phone. mexico's president. you know who's gotten a pass, the russians, kim jong-un, and

the saudi princes. >> you just have to follow the money with him. >> follow the mone >> we also should emphasize, everyone at this table iin agreement that we cannot normalize this and there are people fighting on the right side of history on this and your point, joy, whenou're talking about what happened in nazi germany, i completely agree, that i don't like rhetoric that could resemble people like lindbergh. people before world war ii who were apologizing and saying why should we care about this, it's not happening in our country. we cannot normali ts kind of rhetoric. >> they put america first. that's what those words sound like. it sounds like we want to -- >> i think that made it clear. >> it's rich that he says innocent until proven guilty. that wasn't his position with the central park five. it was always guilty, guilty, guilty, and even when they were acquitted, it was guilty. that's unbelievable to me. >> it's very interesting. >> that is a good point. >> saudi also doesn't have due process either. if you speak out you're beaten to death. >> it's like a lot o dictatorships. it's what you don't want to live in. >> yep.

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there is now a safe space for supporters of the new guy in the white hoe who are looking for love. a new dating app, donald daters, and you'll love thisdonald daters caters specifically to his base. so i guess, do you have to lie politically with the person you're with? is it important? i mean, we've known couples who haven't necessarily seen e to eye. >> is one of the questions, do you get hot from a dictator? >> oh, my god. >> i mean, what are the questions? do low taxes turn you on? >> i have friends that work in the trump administration that are single and meghan and i both have friends that work at fox. they often tell me about their dang life and it's not easy. they say when they go out on first date they either have to make up what they do or who they voted for, what their political views are, or when they do express whthey are, they don't get a second date. >> which town is this? >>llver the place.

it can be in d.c., it can be i new york. >> why don't they date each other. >> whyon't they just date in red states. >> theshould date each other. >> hate that idea. >> really? >> what if this table everyone said the same thing, thought the same thing. i don't want to live in that world. i find it so refreshing when people come together and date different political parties. >> but that's different. >> you learn froch other. >> this table is different. i cadisagree with meghan. it doesn't mean i want to sleep with her. >> that's the thing, yeah. i agree. like, i love you but -- >> you don't know what you're missing joy, okay? >>in when? >> yeah, since when? >> i mean, i don't know that we could live together. i love you but i don't think i cod live with you. >> poor meghan, no one wants to sleep or live with her. >> i'm married. i found somebody who can. whoopi, i'll move into your house. >> listen, i've livewith people that i didn't agree with.

i've done th, you know, and the idea that you feel like you need to ly be with someone who thinks as you think is kind of restrictive in the world because i just think, listen, there are things we're going to fight about that we don't know we're fightingbout it because it comes from here. so if we learn something -- because if you and i live together, we come from different places. you get a whole new biography of what's out there. i get a whole new biographof what's out there, and maybsome of the things that you feel i can see and some of the things that i feel you can see. >> whoopi, i'll live with you any day. >> all right. i'm a terrible person. >> as long as you share the shoe collection with me. >> you can have the shoes. >> do you want to live in a wod where you only watch fox, only watchsnbc, only sround yourself with ople who think and believe theame things you do. i think that's a really dangerous world to live in. >>ut some core issues are so different. i think it's difficult if you fundamental -- als?

>> values. >> so you mean -- i can't even the jok >> it's like this is a whole differt thing. we're not talking about republicans and democrats. we're talking about dona trump people who believe what he believes. >> but they'reot all bad people, joy. >> they may not be bad people but they're not offended by calling a woman horse face. that's not tr. that's actually not true. i talked to many trump supporters who say they do not stand by everythinthat comes out of his mouth and everything that he tweets. >> aret you complicit if you still support him? >> i hate that word? are youomplicit in voting for bill clinton? >> he never called anybody horse ce. >> i was thinking the difference between ll clinton and donald trump. when bill clinton did his dirty work, kids believed that oral sewas not sex for a while. e infle that - i l trned about heamericpl

ca ds to om, call them names, to be racist in many ways, to be bullies even though his wife says be best and don't bully. he's a bully. >> we're a country full of independent thinkers. i'm sorry, we lived through a civil war in this country, we have lived through hard time listen to me, this is not going to break us, okay? and i'm sick of this -- i'm sorry. i'm sick of this onus that america is going to be broken and we're ruined forever because of trump. that's not who we are. we survi. >> because in november we're voting him out. to talk about sex so move on. >> so here's the bottom line. you can love people who think differently. you can loveeople who look differently. you can love people who are nothing like you. it is imperative -- i can sleep with anybody. i can sleep with anybody because you and i are not debating who should be in the presidential cabinet when we're sleeping gether. >> that's a good point. >> i'm yelling out all kind of other stuff.

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the whole thing went to hell in a hand basket. so this is what i'm going to say to people day about this. if you have siblings and you've been fighting or you're not talking to them for any reason, my brother and i had no sues. we were always in communication, bui have lots of friends who, as we get older, siblings pass away and they don't get the opportunity to say what they need to say. if you have siblings, give them a call today, just say hey. [ applause ] even if you're not -- even if you're not talking to them, you know, just say, i was thinking about you and i know that you and i just can't talk but hi, bitch, bye. >> can i say and parents too. >> and parents, yes. >> and grandparents. >> i don't want to do whatever but my brother jimmy, i saw your photo. my brother jimmy and his wife holly are the biggest support in my life right now. i think there's something about brothers in particular, especially right athisoment in my life that i -- i don't

know. >> there's nothi like it, i have to say. he six years older than i was e buif someone said -- if you ve family members who went from an aneurism and no one ys to you, hey, get yourself checked -- my mom went from an aneurism. nobody said to us, youuys should get yourselves checked. my brother went from an aneurism. get yourself checked. >> you'll never regret making that extra call. meghan and would talk a lot when she was going through that with her dad and she said am i taking too much work. i sa no, because you can never get that time back. you'll never regret apologizing or just finding that common ground again. >> it's a goodhi. >>on to something a little bit different. lady gaga was at "elle's" women in hollywood event wearing an oversize suit that she said was a fashion statement that women beauty pageant and we need to resist the standards of dressi

to impress. what do you think? >> she looked great. i don't know that could go without the bra. >> i hate bras so much. >> how do you know she doesn't have a bra? >> joy. >> y can tell. that's just a little bit of tape. >> can we ban bras all together? they're the most uncomfortable things. >> joy and i areoing to come out here offending everybody. i got to wear a bra, man, no offense. i will come out offending everybody. joy won't. i got to wear a bra. >> i would love to not wear a bra but i can't. i have to wear one. >> she looks real perky in tha picture. >> she's wearing cups, i belie, to keep -- yeah, underneath. she may not be. and i haven't worn a bra in 40 years. we'll be right back. >> announcer: last night we founout how "the conners" dealt with losing roseanne -- >> i know roseanne would want me to step in and watch over the family. >> announcer: and stars michael fichman and lecy goranson reveal what the family reunion was like backstage, next.

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[ applause ] last night millions of americans were thrilled to welcome "the conners" back into their homes, and we'rehrild to welcome two of the show's stars right now. please welcome michael fichman and lecy goranson. [ cheers a applause ] so first, let's say congratulations. congratulations to all oyou d to the crew as well. the success last night was kind of fabulous. but let's not pretend y'all have not been throut this last year. how aryou doing? >> a lot better now. um, it was -- >> does everybody know what happened? >> i think everybody knows what happened. if you don't know, if you wen't in america this year, r ow was a huge hit, our show "roseanne," last season. it was a mega, mega hit and it was so good, just a wonderful

show, and i was so, so proud of it. and then roseanne, you know, did this racist tweet and then our show was pulled off the air within hours. within two hours it was just gone and all of our syndication was go. everything just dissolved, and it was so, so painful on so, so many levels and so frustrating because i feel like our culture was just full of ire and wanted to just attack. then we were left in this position where we had no job, the crew had no job. >> right. everybody was out. >> and there was this woman who is our mother on a show that we've known for 30 years who was behind this, and i was just so painful and confusing and it was just gone. >>ell, in last night's episode

which was the premiere, we found out that roseanne's character died from prescription drug overdose. that's how they killed her off. so roseanne and her rabbi released a statement last night saying -- i'll read it -- while we wish the very best for the cast and production crew of "the conners," we regret that abc chose to kill ofroseanne by killing off the roseanne conner character, that it was done through an opioid overdose lent an unnecessary, grim and morbid dimension to an otherwise happy en roseanne also on top of that tweeted, i ain't dead bitches. she seems mad. at do you say? >> wl, what i would say is there's an opioid crises in this country and i think one of the things that people really have resonated with our show is that we never skip out on a big topic. we never take the easy way out.

and so when you looked at roseanne conner, the character, last year who had an addiction to painkillers, who had this kind of underlying story line already ing -- >> so it followed? >> when the producers went to do this i think what they really thought is, what's going on in this country that we c tap into it that can be an honest story, that we c relate to people, and i think that's what the show has always been about. i think th's why that decision was made. >> andt wasn't an overnight decision. it wasn't just -- it wasn't out of vengeance. it wasn't out of anger. it was just -- it was very, very considered, anthere was a lot -- you know, we have a lot of executive producers and it was a bate. it wasn't just, oh, let's do this, this is a great id. it was very, very thoughtfully wrought. of course we also all felt the consequences of that. i mean, it has felt like a death us as well in real life. >> opioid addiction is savaging

this nation right now so i also give it up to the show for addressing things that are very hard and it's a huge epidemic within the country. i love "roseanne." i grew up watching it. i'm big fans of the both of you. i loved the show when it first came back as "roseanne" because i thought it really reflted the middle of the country which how are you guys going to continue reflecting the country on "the conners"? >> that's what our show is about so we can't help but not. the spirit of that is still our primary -- who we voca for. of course, not having her character there, unftunately again, removes some of that really interesting political dynamic that was happening last season, but it's still there. you know, there's a lot at's still there. >> so in my character'case, getting gina bac my wife on the show, what you see is you have new characters who have that voice, who have bits and

pieces of it. but what this show has always been about is we kind of go beyond politics. it's really all the socioeconomic issues that a family goes through that i think everybody can relate to and what you always see is both sides of every issue because people have different stances. kind of how we come gether with humornd love to overcome those things even if we disagree. >> thawas the basic heart of the show. >> yh, always. so you're married to a sister. not to his sister. he's married to a sister. and you all have a child together. why was this important to show? i was rilled. and she's -- the child looks like their kid, okay? usually when y see a mixed couple, the child is so light that you think, who -- what? whose baby is that. that baby looks like you. >> i love -- jayden rey plays our daughter mary. she is just this amazing bundle of light and energy.

she has great side eye. she gives you great attitude and reaction and has real depth to her. this year we have maya lynne robinson who has come in to play my wife. it has been this amazing gift. she is this wonderful light of joy. >> she's also a veteran onhe show. cover veteran topics.e get to i'm a veteran and she's active duty in the show a it gives us a chance to voice ings that you don't see enough. not just middle america but all of america, we don't talk enough about veterans' issues andhe things that go on in families and being in an interracial couple andina biracial child and i think it'sn excellent time to represent this country ll. [ applause ] >> i think this question is yours. >> i'm sorry. i always mes the celebrity interviews. i'm so sor your husband, mark, on the original "roseanne" series

tragically died from arug overdose as well. you've seen that presence felt on set every day. can you explain at? >> i thinkhere was a show last season that was dedicated to him. i was -- becky was going through fertility treatments and she realizes in that episode that she's kind of been arrested since hideh. he's not lost, he's gone.nd said it was really weird because we felt a lot of his presence. anyway but some of the people that didn't evennow him, things would happen we just -- we just knew. sometimes you st know that the pers is with you, and we did. and we did. there were tes when johnny galecki who's going to be on the next episode nextuesday who we love, when he was around we just knew glennas around because he

ll. ed to, you know, give him he wants to play and for us, as long as this show goes, he will always be part of iand we include his family a they're there with us at times and we want to make sure that he's always rembered. >> look, we're glad you're back. that's the first thing. thanks to michael fichman and lecy goranson. "the conners" airs tuesday nights at 8:00 p.m. right here on abc. yelf a favor, check it out. you will not be unhappy. guess who. i'm back at the table. i can't wait to talk to my ladies just like old times. do not change that channel.

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>> hello. >> welcome back. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> well, the last time i saw you, you were walking down the aisle. >> oh, in a white dress that was like this big, yeah. >> the wedding was gorgeous. >> yeah. >> how are you feeling? >> i'm feeling good. i'm really happily mried which is, you know, funny because for so many years i was like, i don't know if i want to get married, i don't know if any of you guys felt that way. jeremy is backstage. we're going to l.a. for fun book stuff. i didn't know for years do i want to get married. he calms me. i'm crazy. some of you guys know that. you know that for sure. i'm a little off the wall and he's very calm. it's really good and healthy for me. >> and your wedding was unplugged. i mean, i'll admit, i didn't unplug during your wedding. i still had my phone. >> she wasn'on it though. she got a little card that said -- >> yeah, i wasn't ont. so this is something that you've been passionate about for a while. >> yeah. i wrote this book -- >> how long? >> do you know that you're in the book? >> no.

>> you probably don't even know that. you are in the book. you are in the book as well. you de the cut. everybody's in the book. basically th'll have to read the book to find out what i said. no, i've been passionate about this topic for a really long time because i, as whoopi knows and many of you know, was addicted to my cell phone. at this very table i would sit on commercial breaks -- both of us. we went to disney. rememb we put sunny on all the rides. we were plugged in. >> what are you reading? twitter? >> scrollinghrough twitter on commercial breaks and i realized that i was losing the ability to make eye contact. i got nervous. i'm a former teacher and a former dean. i got neous about what it was dog to our kids to not have those conversations face-to-face. i got scared. i'll never forget a moment where whoopi was at the table, it was coercial break and our heads were down and on the air you made a comment and it's in the book, you said something like i don't have to talk to you guys but every now and then it might be nice.

i said, wow, i'm sitting at a table with whoopi goldberg which is amazing -- every now and then i have to check in with myself that i did that -- and i'm not paying attention. i could have had a moment with her, i could have had a moment with joy, i could have had a moment with anyone at this table but i was too worried about what some person hiding behind some fake picture on twitter was saying about our show. so it s a wakeup call. that was a moment where i had already started the process but i hadn't done enough and i was like, you know what, i can kick it into high gear. >> we are all becoming a little t addicted to our phones. i've stopped bringing -- well today anyway. >> you cheat sometimes though. you got the watch, joy. >> are you writing a book? >> you've got the watch. >> i do, i have the watch. so wt's going to happen -- >> she has the apple watch. >> so what? >> she's bragging about unplugging. >> i have the apple watch. what am i charlie manson? let's move on.

so what do you think is going to happen? are we all going to be dating robots? is that what's going to happen? >> i talk about sex robots in the book actually. it's scary. that's the problem, righ is that you start off by -- it started with the laptop and then you took the laptop everywhere and suddly the work day had no end and now you were working all through the night. then you get to the cell phone and you're on -- there's a safety pin. you're on the phone all the time. i put in the book remember when your phone rang on air that day? >> no, i don't remember that. >> it rang on air. it was "call me maybe" by the way which was amazing. >> i used to have that ring tone too. >> it happened three times. >> fake news. >> then you have your cell phone and then, you know, it's everywhere. >> the thing is, this is not a bo wre i got preachy and i was like, throw your phone away, toss it into the river and let go back to the telegraph. that's not realistic. >> what are we supposed to do instead? >> basical what i did is i put certain boundaries on myself. i give myself a cell phone curfew at night. a couple hours before bed i put it in a docking station in the living room. i say that's it. i hang out with my husband. the phone does not gin the

bedroom anymore. it's not allowed in the bedroom. it stays in the docking station. >> but you need it to use -- you need to use it for an alarm. >> that's the first excuse i get. what about a conventional alarm clock? >> i use it for an alarm. >> this one is the wst. she was online at disney, ordering, shopping for clothes. i'm like what are you doing on there. >> what if you're watching porn on there? >> that's bad. you shouldn't do that. i did stuff like that, i turned the notifications off. when you go to your phone and you see a whole page lit up of stuff like i got to answer this person, you freak out. it's causing -- there's a rise in adhd that's coinciding with a rise in these devices. we have an attention span that's less than the attention span of a goldfish. this should be scary not just for adults -- >> that's the science behind it now? >> yes. and not only that, this was the thing that got me too -- >> glug, glug. >> i know. >> it's all right, we'll get you there.

there are detox centers popping up all over the country for tech addition where they take your phone away and they have you unplug. kids are developing conditions like eye strain that they shouldn't be getting for decades because they're like this all the time. so i became passionate and i felt like i can't do this and spread this message unless i changed my life. so it's a work in progress but i feel a lot healthier. i feel a lot better. >> my 10-month-old, that's all she wants now is the phone. freaks mou we are in for it because this is the new world. >> oh yeah. >> i'm going to try, jed. >> i don't believe you. >> she's going to do it. >> i have two phones by the way. thanks to our good friend jed bila. her new book, "do not disturb: how i ghosted my cell phone to take back my life," is available now, and guess what, you're all going home with a copy. we'll be right back.

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it was an uncomfortable moment on capitol hill as general motors' ceo mary barra was shouted down by a heckler. barra was in washington to meet lawmakers whose states and districts are affected by gm's plan to lay off more than 14,000 workers. that heckler told barra that workers deserve better than to have their holidays ruined by gm's announcement. barra said gm is doing everything it can to help those who are losing their jobs. just what amazon did not need three weeks before christmas, a freak accident at one of its fulfillment centers near trenton, new jersey. dozens of workers were taken to hospitals all because of all things, bear repellant. abc's david wright has the story. >> reporter: an industrial accident in the frantic run-up to christmas at this amazon fulfillment center in new jersey. >> 50 new canton way at the amazon for strange odor and sick person.

>> reporter: a machine used like this one to move merchandise accidentally punctured bear repellant. the toxic bear spray got into the building's air vents. more than 50 workers complained about trouble breathing and a burning sensation in their eyes and throats. >> why are we still working? i get it's peak season but make it make sense. our safety comes first. >> reporter: the retail, wholesale and department store union longtime critics of the online giant said amazon's automated robots put humans in life-threatening danger today. but amazon insisted "the safety of our employees is our top priority." the amazon warehouse here has now been given the all-clear. it is back open for business and this is one of the busiest times of the year. as for that pepper spray, it's

sold over the counter but it is subject to shipping restrictions regulated by the epa. the big question is, why was it near those automated machines? david wright, abc news, robbinsville, new jersey. >> a lot of questions about that one. >> bear repellant. >> of all things. so the company that considers itself the world's leading authority on color has unveiled its pick for next year. >> can we get a drum roll? it's called living coral. that's the 2019 color of the year. so the company pantone's predicting that this so-called living coral will dominate fashion and beauty products, home design trends and new technology. >> living coral follows the 2018 choice called ultra violet, which many experts described as reflecting the need for more bipartisanship in our fractured political climate. >> but get this. pantone takes it very seriously. they actually have people whose job it is to travel the world in search of color influences that seem to be gaining momentum.

i mean, we're available. we can look for color in beautiful places around the world. >> have we talked about what exactly coral looks like? i'm so bad with colors. coral, is it like a darker pink, like a soft -- >> i believe our color expert here told us it was a brighter salmon color. >> yeah, okay. got it. living coral. >> not quite a dutch pink, i'm getting clarification in just now. >> so bad with colors. i'm just lucky to come to work with clothes that match every single day. >> i cannot wait. i love it. all right. coming up, the secret santa at a walmart. shoppers finding out someone had paid off all of their layaway items. coming up a little later in "the mix," the trump effect on america's newborns. the three names that are now soaring in popularity. this is "world news now." we're back after this. soaring in popularity. this is "world news now." we're back after this.

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passengers, though, were frightened to death. that man had been freestyle rapping and some of his lyrics included killing all the passengers on the bus. of course everyone would be scared. >> no kidding. >> glad everyone is okay there. we're going to turn now to the promising new development in the fight against cancer. >> researchers in australia said they've developed a simple ten-minute test that can detect cancer anywhere in the body. here is abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: if australian researchers can get this perfected, a simple blood test can help doctors find a variety of cancers that you now need to see to diagnose. the key is dna. the scientists found a unique dna pattern common to all cancers that's released into the blood and they've discovered that it reacts to, of all things, gold. >> it's similar to a pool test for those of you that have a pool. i do this all the time, you take the sample, you do a bit of this and look for a color change. >> reporter: the test takes ten minutes and is relatively

inexpensive. the vial on the left tested positive for cancer. it still gives the wrong results 10% of the time but that 90% gives doctors hope. >> it can be done in the doctor's office, conceivably. i think there is great promise with the test, but it's not ready for prime time today. >> reporter: there have been tests like this in development before that have failed but there is the belief this time that this one could revolutionize early detection of cancer. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> it's incredible. >> amazing to think that you can just go to your doctor's office and have a ten-minute test like that. >> and know. and the earlier you know -- >> so important. shoppers picking up their layaway items at a new orleans walmart store were surprised to learn all their items had been paid in full. >> the secret santa turned out to be the owner of the saints

nearly $94,000 for more than 400 layaway items. a spokesman said she was hoping her donation would remain anonymous, but word got out. that's a good rumor to have swirling about you. >> gayle actually lost her husband earlier this year, so for her to be thinking about others during the holiday season is really, really awesome of her. it's great. coming up, more from the emotional eulogy of a former president to his father. it's coming up next right here on "world news now." d news now." it's coming up next right here on "world news now."

want to take you out to dallas on a thursday morning and see 41 right there in red, white and blue. a nod to the former president. his body lying in repose right now. he'll be buried later on today. now back in washington, d.c., where history played out inside the national cathedral. >> from a son to his father and one former president to another, george w. bush honored the elder bush as a great and noble man in an emotional tribute. here are some of the highlights. >> i once heard it said of man

that the idea is to die young as late as possible. [ laughter ] >> to his very last days, dad's life was instructive. as he aged, he taught us how to grow with dignity, human and kindness, and when the good lord finally called, how to meet him with courage and with the joy of the promise of what lies ahead. to us his was the brightest of 1,000 points of light. in victory he shared credit. when he lost he shouldered the blame. he accepted that failure is part of living a full life but taught us never to be defined by failure. he showed us how setbacks can strengthen. none of his disappointments could compare with one of life's greatest tragedies, the loss of a young child.

dad always believed that one day he would hug his precious robin again. he loved to laugh. especially at himself. he could tease and needle but never out of malice. he placed great value on a good joke. that's why he chose simpson to speak. [ laughter ] >> on e-mail he had a circle of friends with whom he shared or receive the latest jokes. his grading system for the quality of the joke was classic george bush. the rare 7s and 8s were considered huge winners. most of them off color. last friday when i was told he had minutes to live, i called m - i thinhet afor

most of the day. i said, dad, i love you and you've been a wonderful father. and the last words he would ever say on earth were "i love you, too." when the history books are written, they will say that george h.w. bush was a great president of the united states, a diplomat of unmatched skill, a commander in chief of formidable accomplishment and a gentleman who executed the duties of his office with dignity and honor. and we're going to miss you, your decency, sincerity and kind soul will stay with us forever. so through our tears let us know the blessings of knowing and loving you, a great and noble man, the best father a son or daughter could have. and in our grief let us smile

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♪ i really ♪ i really can't stay ♪ b ♪ i really can't stay ♪ baby it's cold outside ♪ i've got to go away ♪ but baby it's cold outside we're getting to do this this all over again -- >> were you ready? >> i will let you have that moment. >> i was just getting in my spirit here. >> the baby its cold outside controversy is back again. there was a cleveland radio station that had banned the song. >> said it was inappropriate. >> some of the lyrics were suggestive in the me too movement. now we've got a back and forth thing going on right now. some listeners are saying, hey, look, i actually want to hear the song. >> yeah, a lot of radio stations had a public poll and some of them had 95% of the people saying we want the song still to be played. >> right. don't take it away.

some radio stations are leaving it up to listeners to see what they're going to do. but, maggie, you were looking at the lyrics once again. >> to drive home why they're slightly controversial. here is one. myother will start to worry. my father will be pacing the floor. >> it gets better. the answer is no. >> yeah. >> pushing again. >> how about this one? there is bound to be talk tomorrow. >> think of my lifelong sorrow. >> at least there will be plenty implied. come on. what i like about this one, though, this is obviously lady gaga. she is singing the, quote/unquote, bad version. so she took on that role. i don't know if this is solving the issue or just makes women the creepy one, but it does, you know, at least mix it up a little bit. i'm curious what other people are thinking. let us know. i can't decide.

i love/hate the song. >> the battle and the debate continues. we'll see where it goes this season. here is another debate that often comes up for people. what to name your children. this is one of the biggest decisions you'll make in their this was in the last couple of years. and new names have become very popular. ivanka saw a 362% increase in the number of people being named ivanka. melania saw a 272% increase. barron saw a 97% increase. >> not the whole family, though. >> sorry. sorry, you guys. >> eric and donald are down. >> donald and eric went down. now, eric is one of the most popular names of all of them because it's more common, but it went down 6% and donald, sorry, bud, has declined 11% since 2015. >> before we get out of this, i want to see this grandpa. oh, my god. look at this guy. >> yes. >> who is 91 years old. >> let's see it. let's see it, grandpa. >> doing back flips.

th this morning on "world news now," celebrating the life of the 41st president. tears and laughter at the state funeral of george h.w. bush before he was flown west to get a texas-sized farewell today. we are live in houston. a powerful storm is on the move and threatening a good portion of the country. it's packing frigid temperatures, heavy rain and snow in some areas. we'll have the latest accuweather forecast. this is new this half hour, beto o'rourke, who is considering a 2020 presidential run, gets a one-on-one with one of the most influential democrats. >> the texas senate candidate who lost to ted cruz in the midterms is meeting up with barack obama. we'll have details ahead. and how about dolly parton and jennifer aniston are now reacting to the country music legend's sexy late-night revelation.

parton opened up about how her husband of 52 years wouldn't mind having the "friends" actress play a starring role in their bedroom. >> what? >> ahead in "the skinny" on this thursday, december 6th. ♪ with flaming locks of auburn hair ♪ ♪ with ivory skin and eyes of emerald green ♪ from abc news, this is "world news now." that song, right? >> that's my favorite dolly parton song. second, i love that you just had to read the words "sexy bedroom." >> yeah. wait until you hear that one. >> also i love he's like, yeah, yeah, i guess i'd welcome jennifer aniston. dude, we know you'd welcome her in the bedroom. come on. >> wait until you hear that. first, though, of course, rewellmer en george hsh. >> we want to show you what it looks like right now at th

episcopal church in houston. look at that. just a steady flow of mourners. they're been here overnight paying respect as the late president lies in repose. it's been amazing as we watched both last night in washington, d.c., and now tonight in houston, just the number of people that are out overnight and early into the morning constantly to pay their respects. >> people will be allowed to do this into the early morning hours today. >> today's service follows the state funeral in washington. it was attended by every living past president. it also made way for this awkward greeting as president trump arrived and took his seat next to his predecessors that he's repeatedly insulted. >> then check out this image. this is out of dallas. it's the omni hotel all lit up with the number 41. one of the many tributes to the nation's 41st president. abc's elizabeth hur has more now from houston. >> reporter: houstonians paying their final respects to hometown hero george h.w. bush. president bush arriving in his adopted home state late dnda hil

flig to housn ie shdignarieand e u.s. and around the worledra celebrating the life of america's 41st president. >> he was a class act from birth to death. >> his tongue may have run amok at moments, but his heart was steadfast. >> reporter: friends paying tribute to a man they call a perfect american who lived to serve his country while remaining devoted to his family. >> we tested his patience. i know i did. [ laughter ] but he always responded with the great gift of unconditional love. >> reporter: his son, president george w. bush, giving the final eulogy, sharing his last convere day dd. too". last words he would eth g ndove.

>> and in our grief let us smile knowing that dad is hugging robin and holding mom's hand again. [ applause ] >> reporter: public viewing hours will continue through the night until later this morning. then there will be one final memorial service here at the church before president bush is buried at his presidential library. maggie and terrell, back to you. >> elizabeth, thank you so much. again, just so powerful to hear, you know, his son speaking up there and also again to see the amount of mourners who are coming out. it's important to remember here in texas especially that for them this is not just their former president but this man is also a neighbor and a friend. >> those people will get a chance to say their final good-byes throughout the morning. we spoke to some of those people in houston who were waiting at their church to take a bus to see bush 41 lying in repose.

>> if our son had been born in a different era, his life would have been probably very, very different. i think a lot of what george bush did is passing the ada law in 1990, made a big difference to a lot of americans like our son aaron. >> in my experience with him, he was just the kindest gentleman i've ever met in my life. he always had great advice if it was about me having a long day or if it was a serious life, marriage stuff. he was a great father. he was an awesome husband. >> that woman worked with the former president. she also said his banter with the former first lady is something that she will never forget. >> and today marks the end of four straight days of services anceremonies. >> the final funeral at st. martin's episcopal church gets under way this morning at 11:00 eastern time. a special train painted to look like air force one will carry the president to his final

resting place along with his family and friends. >> the 2 1/2 hour journey will end at the bush presidential library in college station. he'll be laid to rest there next to his wife barbara and daughter robin. even in his grief, president george w. bush was responsible for one of the lightest moments during the funeral at the national cathedral. >> we want to show you this. this happened as he greeted the presidents and past presidents. he handed former first lady michelle obama, you see it there, what's believed to be a piece of candy. it was a sweet exchange and also reminiscent of a similar moment between them that was caught on camera during john mccain's funeral. >> i love seeing that. and then the smiles from both of them. abc news will have live coverage of the celebration of george h.w. bush, the final service at st. martin's episcopal church at 11:00 a.m. eastern this morning. turning now to texas democrat beto o'rourke, getting some expert advice on running for president. o'rourke met last month with former president barack oba. re aenhaanr o'urke to n getti

democratic hopeful. o'rourke lost his bid for the senate last month to incumbent ted cruz but he did much better than expected. the heat is rising over reports of election fraud in an undecided north carolina congressional race. a democratic house member, jerry connolly, is calling for an emergency hearing on capitol hill to address these allegations. right now republican mark karas leads his democratic challenger by just over 900 votes but the race hasn't been settled amid an investigation into alleged absentee ballot fraud. north carolina's elections board will meet in two weeks to hear the evidence in the case. some of the other news we're watching this morning. the search is on in the waters off japan for several u.s. marine flight crew members involved in a midair accident. a marine f-18 and a kc-130 refueler plane. they were on a training mission, and there was some kind of a midair collision. there were seven crew members total on board those planes.

so far at least two have been found. we know one of them is in stable condition. search and rescue operations are still continuing as we speak right now and the military has already launched an investigation into what happened here. in the meantime, the big weather story around this part of the country. it's out in california, actually. with relentless rain from san francisco to san diego. this suv rollover was just one of the many accidents on the freeways out there. >> accuweather's paul williams shows us where that storm is headed next. good morning, paul. >> good morning, maggie, terrell. well, the rain spreads throughout california, causing concerns with heaviest rain near los angeles for local flooding, burn scar mudslides and even thunderstorms. showers will push its way throughout texas with cold air punching in from the north. cold air in the southeast making temperatures 5 to 10 degrees below the norm. in the northeast the chill remains with squalls around the great lakes region. in the north central part of the enriy d dn even ures 10 to 15

worse than that. terrell? maggie? >> paul, thank you. if you need even more confirmation that winter is officially replacing summer, look at this. >> yeah. that is snow covering the boardwalk in ocean city, new jersey. the snowfall reached the philadelphia suburbs but was only significant in a small area. the jersey shore. winter is coming. >> i don't want it. >> it's on the way. >> i know it's time but i still don't want to see those images. >> december, here we go. how about this story? florida police officer and her firefighter fiance planned to get married at their mexico beach home, that was until hurricane michael blew through in october and swept the home where they were going to get married out to sea. >> even though both brittany and ben have both been busy working as first responders, they were determined to stick with this plans so this past weekend -- >> aww, look at them. >> look at that, that is exactly what they did, they exchanged vows on the slab where their home once stood. >> they wanted to make this a joyous moment still so they invited the entire town.

that was partly because a lot of people in the town volunteered their time to clear the property, making sure the slab would be safe for the ceremony. i do love they took something that was obviously such a sad i love that they put their love and their lives first. and then just sort of letting everything -- >> are you a romantic? i think terrell's a romantic, guys. >> it's just one of those things, you know, you prioritize yourself first and then life will work itself out around the circumstances. i just had a moment just now. >> you did. we just witnessed a moment. >> that was great. coming up, who would have thought youtube could be so profitable? >> right? >> apparently so. we're just finding out how much the highest paid youtube stars are actually earning and it is a lot of money we're talking about here. plus, the new reveal from cardi b as well as new details about her split from offset. we'll have both stories in "the skinny." you're watching "world news now."

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launch. so the booster's landing was not so successful. instead of coming back to the landing pad at cape canaveral, the rocket went into the ocean off the florida coast. spacex ceo elon musk says the booster looks to be undamaged. meanwhile, the cargo is on its way to the international space station with supplies. the whole idea is to reuse these things to save money. throw it in a dryer. dry it off. it's a little wet. it will be fine. reuse the thing. a woman from florida is recovering. her dream vacation with her husband in africa turned out to be a nightmare. >> get this. the couple was on a canoe when she was attacked by a hippo. >> reporter: kristen yaldor and her husband ryan were on the trip of a lifetime, a wild horizon safari down the zambezi river in zimbabwe. the tour company says a hippo capsized the florida couple's kristen yaldor s imng rboard.

to sreshwas attacked and pulled under water. the family says drkriste i jaws snapping down on her leg and breaking her femur before she could escape. we've seen how fast hippos can lunge from under water. a safari guide narrowly escaping one in botswana. hippos are the most dangerous mammals in africa. they can be up to 17 feet long and weigh nearly 10,000 pounds. as for yaldor, the tour company says she was air lifted to a medical facility less than an hour after the attack where her family says she was in intensive care. a source close to the family tells abc news kristen punched the hippo in the face repeatedly until she got away. her family says she is lucky to be alive. victor oquendo, abc news, miami. >> punching the hippo in the face. that's crazy. we're glad you're all right. when we get back, the big reveal from cardi b. >> and see who makes $20 million a year on youtube. >> not us. >> "the skinny" next. no, definitely not us.ea

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that all comes just days after this. yeah, we're going to show this video again because it's still amazing. cardi b on a private plane chowing down on crab legs. dunking them in butter. biting them in half with her bare teeth. >> yup. veneers. >> this is life goals right here. >> veneers on point. >> that is what she said in her post, too. >> she sure did. >> good veneers. you go girl. dolly parton fans might want to cover up their ears for this. the legend is shocking us all. she's doubling down on that whole threesome thing with jennifer aniston. >> barely a day after the shocking revelation in which she said her husband fantasizes about doing a threesome with the "friends" actress jennifer aniston. the two women then opened up about it to "e! news." listen. >> did you have to sleep on the couch that night? how did that go over? >> my husband thought it was a hoot. maybe i couldn't do a threesome, but if you used jennifer, i could do like a 2 1/2. >> how did you feel about hearing this revelation? >> i could not believe it. i basically fell over and i just was like, the only person in the world who could get away with

saying that is dolly parton. >> true. >> very true. >> so the 72-year-old, parton, by the way, and her husband carl dean thomas, they've been married for 52 years. >> dang. good for you guys. maybe that's the secret. spicing it up. i like that with a 2 1/2-some. >> what does a 2 1/2-some look like? >> a woman like dolly parton, he can't handle another woman. i can only manage a half. i don't blame you. good for you. put your dreams out there, sir. good luck. >> maybe. all right. now we're going to turn to celebrities who are really cleaning it up on youtube. >> this is crazy. "forbes" magazine just released its list of the highest paid youtube stars of 2018. >> they're unbelievable. the top three earners. we're going to start with number three. it's the five-man group that call themselves dude perfect. >> last year they made $20 million. it's all thanks to their 36 million subscribers who tuned in to watch their intricate trick shots and impossible stunts. >> i really do like them. they're awesome. coming in in second, disney star

jake paul who raked in $21.5 million last year on his channel. normally his channel consists of comedy skits, action sports and some crazy adventures. >> but coming in first place, this is the one that surprised me the most. this little guy right here, 7 years old. his name is ryan. this dude made $22 million last year. and the only thing he did was opened up, reviewed and played with some toys. >> but he's really cute while he does it so that helps. >> is that what it is? >> ryan even has his own line of collectibles at walmart. >> i mean, what do we have to do, man? >> i don't know. we just read words for a living. >> maybe we should videotape ourselves eating or something like that. >> that will be later. >> exactly. people will probably get grossed out. >> probably. stars, you know, they're just like us, at least those who get their stilettos stuck in escalators. >> check out christie brinkley. she was wearing a nice new pair of louboutins.

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so you can seize the morning. zzzquil pure zzzs. want to take you back out to st. martin's episcopal church in houston this morning. we're hearing that some people are waiting up to three hours to come and see the former president's body lying in repose. it's a process. you show up. you go through screening. you get on a shuttle bus and you come out to the church. this is a place where the former president and his wife barbara worshipped for more than 50 years. >> like you say, we've been watching this live footage coming in overnight into the early-morning hours. it's been a constant stream of people. it's really amazing. like we mentioned earlier as well, for many of these, it's not just their president, it was also their neighbor and friend. so you can -- i'm sure it's a different people in texas even than it was yesterday in washington. >> it's not often that a eulogy will make you smile, in some cases even laugh.

>> that's just what former senator alan simpson did yesterday at the national cathedral as he remembered his old friend. >> relax. george told me i only had ten minutes. he was very direct about it. he wasn't even funny. my life in washington was rather tumultuous. i went from the "a" social list to the "z." and never came back to the "a." in one dark period, i was feeling awful low and all my wounds were self-inflicted. all of them. and george called me early one morning, always early in the morning, country music playing in the background and he said, "aha, i see the media is shooting you pretty full of holes." actually, he said it a bit more

pungently than that. he said why don't we go up to camp david? at that time, his popularity rating was 93%. mine was 0.93%. [ laughter ] one night the four of us went to see michael crawford singing the songs of andrew lloyd weber. all four of us were singing as we went back to the white house. ♪ don't cry for me argentina and tidbits from "phantom of the opera" and other magic of weber. and a few days later he's getting hammered by the press for some extraordinarily petty bit of trivia and suddenly he sings out -- ♪ don't cry for me argentina the president wrote that he was finally losing his marbles. >> i love it. i love that the senator said that humor is the universal solvent against the abrasive

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eastern. houston around 11:00 a.m. eastern. making news in america this morning, the urgent search overnight in the pacific for several u.s. marines missing after a midair collision. a tanker plane crashing into a fighter jet. word coming in that a survivor has been found. the final good-bye for an american hero and patriot. >> the best father a son or daughter could have had. >> after the emotional service in the national cathedral, the final memorial and burial today in texas. the navy preparing to do something today that they've never done before to pay tribute to george h.w. bush. returning home to paradise. >> it's just terrible to see everything that we've worked so hard for in our lives just gone.

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