>> unless you're shopping. >> for kumasi. good morning, america. as we join you this friday morning, millions are waking up right now to the coldest air of the season. dangerous deep freeze. new warnings this morning as that major arctic blast strikes sending temperatures plunging across the country. snow and black ice blanketing roads. ginger tracking the very latest as you start your morning commute. 2020 shake-up. billionaire michael bloomberg takes a major step, signaling the former mayor of new york may run for president. how it could affect joe biden, elizabeth warren and president trump. breaking this morning, ivanka trump splits with the

president on the whistle-blower and the president's chief of staff, mick mulvaney subpoenaed. breaking, missing aniah blanchard, a suspect just taken into custody. a toxic cleaner killing a wild wings employee trying to contain and sickens ten others. deadly plane crash. the air crash slamming into this house with a father and toddler inside. now that dad telling "gma" how they escaped the flames just in time. black friday bargains. the huge holiday savings just revealed from target, best buy and more. where you can get this tv for $600 less, plus deals on oprah's favorite things. you'll see them only right here on "gma." ♪ i really can't stay >> and chilly reception. john legend and kelly clarkson dropping a new version of the christmas classic overnight. why some are already saying, it's hitting the wrong notes. ♪ so very nice

well, it sounds nice. good morning, america. we don't need a song to tell us it's cold outside but it's creating debate. >> and a little bit of controversy there. the new version of "baby, it's cold outside" switches out some of the more controversial lyrics but some say it might be a little too politically correct. we'll let you hear it and decide for yourself coming up later in the show. >> george, as you said, as we battle with those lyrics, one thing for sure, oh, yeah, baby, it really is cold. temperatures plummeting from the midwest to the south and also here in the northeast. alex perez starts us off with the latest. >> reporter: overnight snowy, slick conditions covering streets, drivers in michigan making their way with snow covered windshields on icy roads. heavy rain and snow stretching across several states. temperatures even freezing an overpass. the icy bridge a stark contrast to the roads directly below.

snow also blanketing pennsylvania. plows clearing streets filled with slush and ice. roadways covered in white. drivers fighting strong winds, struggling to keep windshields clear. on this alabama highway a vehicle smashing into the median. the windshield shattered. both air bags deployed. luckily, no one hurt. and here in traverse city, it snowed overnight so people are waking up to a few inches of this stuff and the bitter cold. well, it's only about to tighten its grip, right, ginger? >> oh, alex, even to chicago, minneapolis, by early next week it will feel like january. not just below average like we're waking up this morning feeling like the upper 20s in manhattan. we are going to have our first freeze tonight. that's why we have a freeze warning by tomorrow morning. actual air temperature, 28 and freeze warnings go as deep south as mississippi and louisiana. tuscaloosa, alabama, you're in a freeze warning all because of that jet stream, guys.

it will kink just enough to allow the polar air slice down and early next tuesday those are the windchill, 1 in des moines, 6 below in minot and even dallas, nobody is getting away from this is my point as my eyes tear up already. >> you get inside. everyone is getting hit. we move to that bombshell announcement in the race for the white house. there you see billionaire michael bloomberg, the former mayor of new york, is taking a major step this morning towards launching a bid for the democratic nomination, a move that could scramble the race and linsey davis has the story. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, george. michael bloomberg is reportedly worth an estimated $52 billion. he has built an empire including this building right behind me and now this latest move seems to be an indication that he's not quite sure any of the current democratic candidates can get the job done against president trump. an adviser to bloomberg says mike believes that donald trump represents an unprecedented threat to our nation, adding that mike is increasingly

concerned that the current field of candidates is not well positioned to defeat the president. >> i'm a new yorker. and i know a con when i see one. [ applause ] >> reporter: bloomberg took on trump at the democratic national convention in 2016 and he's getting ready to do it again. >> the bottom line is, trump is a risky, reckless and radical choice and we can't afford to make that choice. >> reporter: this after the 77-year-old shot down the possibility of a run earlier this year when joe biden entered the race. his future rivals reacting swiftly on social media and in interviews. senator elizabeth warren tweeting, welcome to the race, mike bloomberg. and bernie sanders writing, the billionaire class is scared and they should be scared. >> we already have one billionaire in the race and we're seeing the limits of what money can do. >> reporter: bloomberg is reportedly the 14th richest person in the world. he left the democratic party in 2001 to run as a republican for

mayor of new york city, going on to serve three terms. last year the billionaire made it official announcing on instagram that he was reregistering as a democrat saying we need democrats to provide the checks and balance our nation so badly needs. bloomberg previously said he would only get into the race if he thought he had a reasonable shot at winning. george. >> okay, linsey, thanks very much. let's bring in matthew dowd and linsey said it right there, bloomberg in the past said he'd only get in if he thought he had a reasonable shot at winning and he's looking at this field and saying, maybe i have a chance. >> well, i think that's the billion dollar question and this is an unexpected guest at the christmas party of one of the richest people in the world advocated out of climate change and guns, important to the democratic constituency, but i'm still not convinced there is a spot for him in the party because 75% of the voters in the democratic primary say they're satisfied with the field so we'll have to see if he does get in and what kind of reception he's going to get,

especially, george, in places like where i am in new hampshire. >> and who it hurts and who it helps. we know that he passed on a race before when he thought biden was doing well and uncomfortable with a lot of elizabeth warren's positions. the question is will it hurt her or help her if he gets in? >> reporter: well, i think this is the biggest indictment of joe biden. he would not have gotten in or even considered getting in if he thought joe biden was problematic there. i think this helps elizabeth warren. it allows her to pivot against a billionaire which she's been pivoting against wealthy people throughout the race and it begins to even more divide the center part of the field. i also think it hurts pete buttigieg, the mayor of south bend, indiana, who has consolidated some of the central support. who knows what it could do. it could help elizabeth warren but it will certainly, certainly disrupt this field. >> yeah, the question is if he does get in, can he actually get the nomination? can a billionaire in this environment get the democratic nomination? >> i think that's incredibly

problematic. i mean, in the way the field has rolled out, the way that issues are in the democratic primary today, and keep this in mind, george, he looks like he's going to self-finance so he may never even get in a debate. >> matt dowd, thanks very much. cecilia? all this as the impeachment battle is heating up. democrats issuing a subpoena for the president's chief of staff, mick mulvaney, calling on him to testify today and breaking right now ivanka trump speaking out talking impeachment and the whistle-blower. terry moran is there on capitol hill with more on all this. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. as you know, ivanka trump is sometimes seen as a moderating influence on her father. but don't let that polished demeanor fool you. she is a fierce defender of this president and in this interview with the associated press she dismisses, she just brushes off this impeachment inquiry as the latest of many partisan attacks. this morning, the first daughter is defending her father against the accusations at the heart of

the impeachment inquiry calling it the latest threat against his presidency. >> basically since the election this has been the experience that our administration and our family has been having. the interest in overturning the results of the 2016 election and removing him from office. >> reporter: ivanka trump sitting down for an interview with the associated press while on a white house sponsored trip to morocco and talking about the whistle-blower. >> at the end of the day i don't view the whistle-blower as it's -- it shouldn't be a substantive part of the conversation because this is a third party who was not privy to the call and did not have firsthand information. >> reporter: all this comes as we're learning more about the case the democrats are building against the president. house democrats released transcripts of the closed door testimony of another key witness, george kent, a career diplomat whose portfolio includes ukraine said in his

testimony that the president wanted nothing less than for the ukrainian president to go to the microphones and say investigations, biden and clinton. next week kent will return to capitol hill and join william taylor, a top diplomat in ukraine, in the first of the televised impeachment hearings set to begin wednesday. >> we are very much looking forward to these witnesses next week raising their right hand, going under oath and telling the american people about this shakedown scheme. >> reporter: so ivanka trump in the interview repeated what's become the white house line of defense, read the transcript she said of that phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine but democrats say these witnesses are revealing that the phone call is the tip of an iceberg of pressure and maneuvering to get ukraine to go after donald trump's political rivals. cecilia. >> and a number of witnesses in sync on that. okay, terry, thank you. n as p a settlement offer his former charitable foundation. this comes after a civil lawsuih of his children used that foundation for personal business

and campaign interests including spending $30,000 on two portraits of the president himself. a spokesman for the trump foundation says it was pleased to donate that money to worthy organizations. we move to that new book about the trump white house from an insider named anonymous. the senior official who wrote an essay in "the new york times" last year warning about the president has expanded night a book urging voters to replace trump. our chief white house correspondent jon karl has the details. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. we still have no idea who anonymous is. the author is described only as a senior trump administration official, but we don't know if it is a current official or a former official. the book written by anonymous describes a staff in revolt against the president they serve. the book entitled "a warning" is not out for another 11 days but "the washington post" obtained an early copy and claimed senior officials were so alarmed by the

president's behavior last year they considered a midnight self-massacre, a mass resignation in protest but decided against it because they believed it would cause even more chaos. anonymous paints a picture of an out-of-control president, like a 12-year-old in an air traffic control tower, pushing the buttons of government indiscriminately indifferent to the planes skidding across the runway and the flights frantically diverting away from the airport. the unnamed author also accuses the president of routinely making crass comments about women and their appearance and using racist language to describe migrants crossing the southern border. we get these women coming in with like seven children, trump said according to the book. they are saying, oh, please help, my husband left me. they are useless, they don't do anything for our country. at least if they came in with a husband, we could put him in the feels to pick corn or something. the book follows "the new york times" op-ed written by anonymous more than a year ago that described a quiet resistance inside the trump administration.

now the mysterious author says, i was wrong. unelected bureaucrats and cabinet appointees were never going to steer donald trump the right direction in the long run or refine his malignant management style. he is who he is. the white house response comes in the form of a statement from stephanie grisham who writes, quote, the coward who wrote this book didn't put their name on it because it is nothing but lies. >> jon, are they speculating behind the scenes who it might be? >> reporter: they've been doing that for over a year. i don't know if they're any close story figuring it out. >> thanks very much. now to breaking news. an arrest has been made in the disappearance of alabama teen aniah blanchard. steve osunsami has the very latest. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. there is still no sign of this missing college student who investigators here in alabama have been searching for for weeks, but police have made an arrest. they've arrested a man who they say is a suspect in her

disappearance. blanchard was last seen on surveillance video at a convenience store and her suv later found about 50 miles away from her home. in it police say they found evidence she was harmed. around 2:00 a.m. this morning, authorities in florida arrested 29-year-old ibraheem yazeed about three miles from the alabama/florida line. he was taken to a hospital complaining of chest pains. he too is seen in some of the surveillance video and was already out on bond accused of attempted murder, kidnapping and robbery from an incident in february. u.s. marshals say a tip led to his capture. cecilia. >> okay, steve, thank you so much. we turn to breaking news overnight. a deadly accident at a buffalo wild wings in massachusetts. an employee killed and ten others sickened from a cleaning chemical, and gio benitez has the latest. >> reporter: a cleaning agent turned deadly at this buffalo wild wings in burlington, massachusetts. >> several people having breathing issues and eye irritation.

>> reporter: emergency personnel and hazmat teams called to the popular restaurant in the middle of the dinner rush. >> this is a confirmed chemical reaction between two cleaning chemicals. >> reporter: it began when one of the workers who was preparing to clean the floor became sick from the fumes. another worker frantically tried to squee gee the cleaning agent out of the restaurant before being taken to the hospital where he passed away. >> the gentleman who passed away was an employee of the buffalo wild wings who attempts to squeegee the product out of the building. >> reporter: authorities evacuating the restaurant but ten others, eight employees and two diners were hospitalized. buffalo wild wings issued a statement saying we are shocked and saddened to learn of this horrific accident at our franchise-owned sports bar and are closely working with our franchisee and the authorities while they conduct an

investigation. and everyone else is expected to make a full recovery but this comes on the heels of a very troubling incident at another buffalo wild wings near chicago this week. black customers there said that an employee asked them to move because a customer didn't want to sit near them. the company firing that employee and banning those customers for life but now we have another investigation in massachusetts. >> okay, gio, thanks very much. >> thank you, gio. now to the backlash this morning over john legend and kelly clarkson's brand new version of the christmas classic "baby, it's cold outside" that dropped at midnight. some say it may be too politically correct and t.j. holmes is here with more. >> youas classic. in recent years it's actually been referred to as a date rape anthem because of the lyrics that talk about a man trying to get a woman to stay at his apartment after she repeatedly says no. we now have an updated 2019 version, but you know what, people got a problem with these lyrics too. ♪ i really can't stay ♪ baby it's cold outside

>> reporter: this controversial holiday classic -- ♪ baby it's cold outside . >> reporter: -- is getting a moo too update. ♪ i really can't stay baby, it's cold outside ♪ >> reporter: john legend and kelly clarkson released a reimagined version of "baby, it's cold outside." here's a line from the original. ♪ i ought to say no, no, no, sir mind if i move in closer ♪ ♪ at least i'm gonna say that i tried ♪ >> reporter: the new legend/clarkson version leaves that out and replaces it with -- ♪ i ought to say no, no, no, sir then you really ought to go, go, go ♪ ♪ at least i'm gonna say that i tried ♪ ♪ well, murray, he just pulled up outside ♪ >> reporter: and that's another. ♪ say what's in this drink ♪ can i have one more drink it's your body and your choice ♪ >> reporter: critics like sharon osborne were quick to react. >> to change an innocent lyric

to -- what is it -- your mind and your body. what the hell are you thinking? that's ridiculous. >> reporter: deana martin, daughter of dean martin who popularized it in 1959, thinks hands off. >> i don't think that john legend should have changed the lyrics. i think leave a tender moment alone. >> all right, controversy over the i' bba n. >> lett go they are both great songs. >> the great thing is you have the freedom of choice to listen to whichever one you want. >> there you go. good answer. >> we are following a lot of other stories including the messages now revealed from the relatives of that american family ambushed in mexico. and how a father and toddler survives after a plane slams into their home. first let's go back to ginger. >> straight to the weekend getaways brought to you by target.

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it shows when we stand hand and hand ♪ we are all in this together. that's right, that's the hit song from "high school musical." you can't stop singing it and it's an exciting morning because the cast of the new "high school musical," the musical, the series, is here live performing right here in times square to warm us up on this friday. >> already got us dancing. >> reminding me my kids are all grown up now. they grew up with the original. >> no tears, george. is >> they'll love this one too. that is ahead. but first the top headlines we're following this morning. the coldest air of the season is officially moving in. warnings already in place about the dangerous deep freeze as that arctic air steps n e rtt m.

also this morning, what could be a big shake-up in the race for president. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg signaling he may run. the billionaire expected to file paperwork today in alabama for the primary there. a crazy scene in the waters off the florida keys. thankfully i want to say everyone did survive. two boats neck and neck in a race, flipping over at the same time. wow. fortunately four crew members aboard suffered only minor injuries. >> they are lucky. we're going to get to the latest on the deadly ambush of an american family in mexico. some laid to rest on thursday. tom llamas is in hermosillo, mexico, with more. >> reporter: george, good morning. we were at one of those funeral services and it was an incredibly emotional scene. family members thanking those who went out to see what happened and save some of the

children that had survived the attack. they're convinced the murders are hired hit men by the drug cartels. this morning, a chilling look into the moments several relatives learned their loved ones in mexico were not only in danger, but being killed. >> they ambushed the vehicle. >> reporter: the audio messages come from a text thread on whatsapp provided by a family member to abc news. relatives sharing information of the attack, the family says by a drug cartel that killed three mothers and six children. >> dear god, everybody pray on, they just came and said my mom's suburban is blown up. >> reporter: news that some survived including this baby named faith. this video shot just after she was found in a car seat with a bullet hole. >> christina's baby is alive. praise god. we got faith. she is alive. >> reporter: the messages detail how the family learned some kids were wounded and stranded after being shot. >> there's five kids sitting on the side of the road. we have the oldest boy of dawna's with us.

he's going to go show us where they are. >> reporter: that boy, 13-year-old devin langford, he and his 9-year-old sister mackenzie set out to find help. >> he ran all the way home and says the rest of the kids that are still alive are up under a tree. he came running home for help but he says they're just there by themselves. >> reporter: hundreds lined up to mourn the devastating loss. devin, there in the maroon shirt once again lending a hand helping his relatives one last time. and survivor kylie shot in the foot rescued with baby brother dixon walking in crutches as the family gathered to say their final good-byes. now, at the funeral service one of the sons of dawna langford eulogized her. he said when he first heard the news, he prayed to

h her. but seven other miracles happened alluding to his brothers and sisters who survived this brutal attack. >> thank you. we will go to that plane crash in southern california. the aircraft slamming into a home, killing the pilot and sparking an inferno. amazingly a father and his toddler were able to escape. matt gutman has the latest from san bernardino. we are hearing from that father this morning. >> reporter: it's an incredible story, cecilia. good morning. check out that side of the house. that's where the master bedroom was and that's where matt and his toddler son were about to take a nap. they were in the kitchen at the time of the impact. the explosion throwing them both to the floor with shattered windows everywhere and the house on fire. he scooped up his toddler and sprinted out the door. that pillar rising from a california home seconds after a plane slammed into it. matt and his toddler son emmett both inside. >> i could see him scared out of his mind crying as soon as the plane hit and just grabbed him

in my arms, ran out the back, telling him it's okay. >> reporter: the plane seemed to plummet from the sky in the town of upland. >> report of an aircraft into a house. >> reporter: just a mile from the airport where the faa says the cirrus sr-22 was supposed to land. authorities say the pilot died on impact. emergency crews rushing to the scene but the plane incinerated almost instantly. >> it went up. somebody heard the boom. it was still ignited. >> reporter: the impact so powerful it nearly knocked tonello off his feet. >> it was almost like a bomb went off because to feel the entire house shake and hearing the pops of the flames. >> reporter: the plane was equipped with a parachute system which can be seen here in the burning wreckage designed to save the plane and passengers in case oso the faa is investigating whether the pilot deployed the chute or if it came out on impact.

now, the faa and ntsb say they're going to investigate but the plane was so completely incinerated in the crash that it could take them up to a year to complete that investigation. now, tonello and his toddler came out of that completely unscathed. that house, though, is probably going to have to be demolished. >> incredible, indeed. thank you so much. now to an abc news exclusive and that story that made national headlines about the so-called long island lolita, a love triangle that almost turned deadly. 17-year-old amy fisher shooting mary jo buttafuoco, but now mary jo and her daughter jessie are opening up like never before. paula faris is here with that story. good morning, paula. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this is a very candid glimpse of what happened on that fateful day in may of 1992. you probably have seen or heard this infamous story but never quite like this through the eyes of their daughter. >> tonight the mysterious shooting in the suburbs.

a woman shot in the head in front of her house, no suspect, no motive so far. >> reporter: it was the attempted murder that shook the suburbs. >> why? why this neighborhood? why this house? why would someone, anyone, want to kill mary jo buttafuoco? >> reporter: mother of two, mary jo buttafuoco, shot in the head in broad daylight in may of 1992. the 37-year-old miraculously surviving and helping police identify the perpetrator as 17-year-old amy fisher. >> i was in the hospital and i don't know how it happened or when it happened but somehow a picture of her was brought to me. they said, that's her. that kid did it, and joe said she's a customer. i know her father. i've done work on her car. >> reporter: but amy fisher wasn't just a customer at her husband joey's auto body shop. >> with amy coming in all of the time, that relationship went where it went and it was over real fast but with bad results. my relationship with amy was inappropriate and that's as far as i'm going to go with that. >> reporter: more than 25 years

since the shooting, the buttafuocos are opening up like never before sharing never before seen home deos and reflecting on the day that changed the course of the rest of their lives. >> so crazy to think someone attacked you and tried to murder you right here. >> yeah, right. >> reporter: for their daughter jessie the shooting marked the end of her storybook childhood and beginning of a nightmare. >> after the shooting there was zero degree of normalcy. that's all i wanted. all i wanted was to be normal but it was a rough, rough time and so i got big into cocaine because it made me feel like the queen and i experienced eating disorders from it. i suffered from alcoholism. >> reporter: almost a year after fisher pled guilty to aggravated assault, joey buttafuoco also found himself behind bars, pleading guilty to statutory rape. >> it was pretty surreal.

what sticks out the most now is -- and it makes me kind of sad, i grew a lot of picture, i colored a lot of color books so he could post them on his wall and that's just messed up. that's a messed up exchange between a father and daughter to have to do. >> reporter: abc news also uncovering new details about the case from someone who says amy recruited him. >> amy wanted me to shoot mary jo. eventually she asked me to shoot her, i said yeah. >> reporter: steven sleeman who got immunity admitted to abc news that he fired into mary jo's house six months before fisher pulled the trigger. >> it was a wednesday morning. i happened to be in my car and no one was in the house. i had lined up my sights and put two shots through the window. >> we thought it was random kids in the neighborhood up to mischief. >> we had the police here. the bullet went through my front window and into the wall, into the living room.

>> the only reason you weren't in the way was you went to the bathroom at that time. it would have hit you. >> what an interesting development that s joey buttafuoco is currently working with a hollywood producer to develop a movie based on his early life. as for jessie she moved back in with her mother mary jo, working with middle school students producing music school theater. jesse says you think you know the story, you have no clue. it tigllhe years >> lki fwaoch >>ou ku can see mo o, jese 20/20 event "growing up buttafuoco" tonight at 9:00, 8:00 central on abc. thanks, paula. >> thanks, paula. coming up, the brand-new black friday deals revealed. how you can save 600 bucks on a tv. but here's the big question, should you jump on it now or wait for the real black friday? we'll tell you. big decisions. oh. here. look. here it is. yes! and it's on rollback. so cool. ♪ it's a great price. bam! juno.

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what they're meant to do is set the tone and whet your appetite. >> reporter: unless you're seeing prices comparable to the best advertised door buster deals, hold off just a little longer. now, i will say our experts said some of the best deals that are available right now are here at best buy. they have a mac book air, $200 less than at the apple store, a chromebook for $89. it's a bare bones model but 89 bucks, and maybe one of the most compelling deals, these beats wireless noise canceling headphones, normally $349. they're $199 today. not bad, right, cecilia? >> they look good on you. i need a new computer so you can go halfsies. >> she probably didn't hear you because those are noise cancelling. just saying. coming up we're rollin', rollin' into our "play of the day."

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good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> it is 7:56. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." and it is foggy outside, mike. >> yes, locked in until and the the visibility is less than a quarter mile in many areas. by noon, we will be hanging around with a lot of haze over the bay and cloudiness at the coast and in afternoons keeping you the 50s and upper 60s and even some upper 70s inland. warmer next week. >> all right. a quick update, everyone, on the crash we are following in mountain view that has been given the thumbs up, because it is all clear, and no more sig alert for 101 past highway 85, but a live look here at the bay bridge camera that we have loads of fog as mike was mentioning, so please, just proceed with caution if you are heading out the door this morning. reggie? >> thank you, jobina.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. the big chill. a major arctic blast sending temperatures plunging across the country. ginger tracking the latest as you start your morning commute. breaking overnight, a major decision from juul. the company is halting sales of mint flavored pods for e-cigarettes. that flavor especially with teens who are vaping. fastest girl in america stopped in her tracks. this championship runner who says joining nike left her with broken bones and a broken spirit. now she speaks out to "gma" this morning. and we're all in this together this morning. the cast of "high school musical," the musical, the series, is here. the live event this morning before their blockbuster debut in prime time tonight. ♪ looking for some hot stuff. >> i don't have to tell you it's my favorite time of the year. >> are you ready for our biggest

"deals & steals" event this season. >> my favorite things! >> tory johnson with amazing bargains on oprah's favorite things. >> yes, you go, tory. >> you don't want to miss this. >> even santa is going to want in on these "deals & steals." >> and look who is saying -- ♪ good morning, america you know i love saying that. we love hearing that from oprah. good morning, oprah. good morning, america. hope you're doing well this friday. >> it is a big friday morning. we've got carrie underwood with us here this morning as she gears up to host the cma awards with dolly parton and reba mcentire, plus, the cast of the new "high school musical" hice, the musical, the series is here live. >> that will be a lot of fun but first a lot of news to get to starting with that arctic blast freezing the country, snow expected from the plains to the northeast and temperatures dropping as much as 25 degrees

below normal. ginger, all right, tell us how bad is it going to get? >> it's going to feel like january for a lot of people by early next week. i'd right now it feels like it. relative to how warm we've been. we'll see our first freeze in new york city but a lot of places this is coming with fresh snow like eerieerieeri more than a foot reported. the lake-effect snow starts cranking but the freeze warning around new york city, actual air temperature tomorrow morning, 28 degrees and look at that freezing mark making its way down to birmingham, alabama. freeze warnings for tuscaloosa back to louisiana and then, this happens, the kink in the jet stream so mild and dry out in the west but, wow, so many folks east of the rockies going to feel that polar air. look at oklahoma city by tuesday morning, feels like 18, chicago, 2, green bay, subzero, george, so, again, january. >> it is cold here. no question about that. okay, ginger, thanks very much. we move to that major

decision from the country's largest seller of e-cigarettes. juul is announcing it will stop selling mint flavored pods. >> one study revealing mint is the most popular flavor among teens. it is trying to get ahead of an expected federal ban on them. not only have we seen a large spike against minor, 27% of high schoolers are vaping according to recent surveys but hospitals and doctors are concerned by an outbreak of mysterious lung injuries related to vaping products. juul will continue to sell menthol pods as well as its two tobacco products but mint pods which they say comprise about 70% of their business will no longer be sold and already pulled mango, creme brulee, unicorn milk which are flavors really popular among the%htthe. >> thank you shave the elite team runner who says joining a

top nike team almost destroyed her. what her mother saw and how she helped get her daughter out. and a special surprise for this second grade class we first introduced you to thursday. remember they were using lizzo's hit song to learn. lara, what do we have upstairs. >> the new cast of the new "high school musical." all excited to hear them perform live right here today as you just heard and saw the amazing audience and incredible "deals & steals." you do not want to miss "gma." we're coming right back. [ cheers and applause ] "gma's" morning menu sponsored by u.s. bank. ♪ together, together, ♪ good, better emma. and soutenu. ♪ i'm gonna be president. and the winner for president: emma williamson. i'm gonna start a juice bar.

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control ♪ ♪ pushing, pulling [ applause ] ♪ in my bones whoa oh welcome back to "gma." and welcome to our friday morning audience. thank you guys for being here. ♪ oh whoa >> and just ahead, "deals & steals" on oprah's favorite things. that's going to be great. tomorrow we have even more on saturday "gma." tory johnson will be back with huge savings as well but now it's time for "pop news" with lara. >> yes, indeed. >> hey. [ applause ] >> i'll begin this friday with music news. taylor swift fans, you're going to need to calm down because taylor has just announced overnight she will perform a free concert, everybody, during march madness. during the ncaa basketball

tournament next year which will create a new march madness as a relief foroing two shows in the next year to support "lover" totally sold out. this free concert will take place, write this down, april 5th in atlanta at the capital one jam fest. we do not have details yet on how to secure a spot but we'll get them to you. [ applause ] thank you, taylor, for filling us in. fashion news learning overnight the theme of next year's met gala and who will host it. are you guys ready, the 2020 theme, for fashion's biggest night of the year is called about time, fashion and duration. >> interesting. >> and the host to lead us through the blockbuster evening ands. meryl streep. [ cheers ] this will be meryl's first time ever attending the glamorous

event and that first monday in may which is always when it takes place will be a very momentous night for another reason. where we'll see meryl sharing the red carpet with ""vogue"" magazine's editor in chief anna wintour widely believed to be the inspiration for miranda priestly in "the devil wears prada." can't wait for that moment. the gala is otherwise known as the oscars of the east coast and the super bowl of fashion. i'm a little distracted because we have puppies now. >> oh, man. >> there's a reason. this i time. our friends from the north shore animal league america. all of these guys are adoptable. we will let you know how. it is the largest no kill rescue an amazing place. bianca's furry friends is a state of the art cage-free

center. they can play instead of cowering in cages. howard stern and his amazing wife beth, billy joel and rachael ray to continue these effort, we here at "gma" are teaming up with north shore for their annual get your rescue on gala. it happens in new york next friday. [ applause ] and you are all invited. it is a fund-raiser. it is cocktail, dinner, dancing, singer/songwriter joshua radinwill perform a song about pet adoption. he donates all the proceeds from the song. every time goes to north shore. take a listen. ♪ i'm here right now right now ♪ not lost not lost but found ♪ and everything -- >> such a beautiful song, you guys. download it. all the money goes to north shore. also performing at the gala, dennis quaid and

quite a paw-ty. thank you very much. if you want to buy tickets check out our website and please adopt, don't shop. thank you, guys. [ applause ] >> these puppies are so calm. >> can we keep them? >> we'll keep it for 59 least a little while but move on to our cover story. championship runner mary cain and she was the fastest girl in america until she joined nike and she details the training program that left her with broken bones and a broken spirit. amy is here with that story. >> hey, george. that's right. mary cain was once r once once an olympic openful. this morning track cain said she was once the fastest girl in america. >> makes the move on the outside. >> reporter: but her budding career came to a screeching halt when she was encouraged to lose weight and publicly shamed when she didn't. >> i was weighed in front of

teammates. i was told during practices that i was clearly five pounds too heavy. it was public knowledge within the program, within the team that i was really struggling with this. >> reporter: the star runner says to "the new york times," that as part of nike's oregon project, coach alberto salazar and his assistants emotionally and physically abused her. >> there's so many people who looked at me at that time and thought that i was living the dream and in certain ways i thought i would be but there was no -- nobody cared about me as a person. i was a product. and i -- i didn't know how to cope. >> reporter: cain became a high school running sensation in bronxville new york and at 17 signed a professional contract training under salazar where she would win a gold medal at the ment ays dpite rndo ti

the success, her physical and mental health began to deteriorate as a result of her coach's treatment, she says, in her most desperate moment she even turned to self-harm. >> i usually cut my legs i hated them for not running faster for not doing better. and one time the sport site caught me doing it and he just told me to stop. he didn't help me. but i'm really ashamed of that. >> i knew she was in danger so we called her agent and we told him, you need to get her out of there. >> reporter: she now wonders if they are career would have been different if more women were involved in nike's program. >> i think what i regret is at this time i thought to be strong meant going alone, but the truth sur's never alone. there's always people that you can turn to and it's just about finding the right support

system. >> reporter: when asked for a comment a nike spokesperson telling abc news these are deeply troubling allegations which have not been raised by mary or her parents before. adding, we take the allegations extremely seriously and will launch an immediate investigation to hear from the oregon project athletes. at nike we seek to always put the athlete at the center of everything we do, and these allegations are completely inconsistent with our values. cain says she wants to change the system and start a new chapter in part by seeing more women in power. her mother told us that i have sin she was a little girl cain was determined and focused and once she puts her mind to something there's to stopping her, guys. >> okay, amy, thank you very much. now we are going to turn to our very special guests joining us right now. yesterday we showed you that second great classroom remix of by her teacher and now they're joining us from pittsburg, california. good morning, class.

[ applause ] >> good morning. >> dorothy, dorothy, we love the video we saw yesterday but it has inspired so many people. you have hundreds and hundreds of thousands of views. how did you find out it viral? >> well, i was sleeping and then i got a message sayingwants to you. it was like 6:00 in the morning. i was like, okay, sorry, called them then i went online and got all these messages saying, you're on tv. you're on the news. what's going on? so that's when i found out. >> so great. >> pretty exciting. inspired choice on the song by lizzo. why did you choose it? >> so i do a song every year. i do a sock every year and it's really important i find a song that the kids know, they're engaged in. they get hyped on and once the lizzo song came on for kids bop it played on our station and the

song came on and the kids started grooving to it. as soon as i saw them dancing, i'm doing it. which i got excited for because i love the soong in general.her called it the best thing that she had watched that day. when you heard that what did you think? >> at first i thought it was fake. i was like, there's no way -- such a small town. when i looked 5 at it, i go, oh my goodness. does this mean we're going to be best friends now? reall really excited. >> she was more excited and has something else to say to you all. take a listen. >> hey, kids, it's lizzo. i saw the wonderful video that y'all made. your teacher is very cool. i want to thank you so much for supporting me and i want to let you know that you are 100% the future. you're so bright and so beautiful and so talented so keep it up and i hope to see you one day. i want to drop in on your class

so hopefully we can make that happen but in the meantime, stay bright. [ applause ] >> thanks. that was awesome. oh, my gosh. what do you guys think? what do you think? oh, my gosh. that's so exciting. thank you so much. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> we know we want to thank you. thank you and your class for waking up early for us but we can't let you go without singing a few lines. can you do that for us. >> okay, i should we do it? >> yeah. [ applause ] ♪ let's be great 'cause i know we are great ♪ begins out i'm 100% that smart ♪ ♪ even when i'm feeling lazy ♪ yeah, i got math problems that's the student in me ♪ ♪ buzz, buzz, then i solve them, that's the worker bee in me ♪ ♪ you wanna have a good friend who's committed ♪ ♪ help you with your homework just a little ♪ >> that's right. ♪ youwn because you got my back ♪ >> dorothy, thank you so muys s learning and we'll go to ginger.

hey, ginger. >> we love that, learning with lizzo. are you looking to get a jump on your holiday shopping? tory johnson is here with the first look at oprah's favorite things. 2019. starting with this right here. adam glass mae, the creative director of "o" magazine got the inside scoop. this tote is different. >> oh, this tote is different because she loves the vegan leather. soft, luxurious from lulu dharma. it will hold everything from gym clothes to work clothes. use it seven days a week. six gorgeous colors. really luxurious, a lot of bang for the buck. >> i love the sustainability part. you know i do. >> i know you do. >> what's the deal? >> you'll love the de, normally $95 but today they're slashed by 58%. $39. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you for that one. you all stick

[ cheers and applause ] so excited for the 53rd annual cma awards with the woman would will be hosting for the 12th consecutive year. please welcome the reigning female vocalist of the year, carrie underwood. [ cheers and applause ] so goo a ready? you said, yes. question mark. >> well, so much happens honestly in like that last -- sn going over scripts and things

like that everybody is making e- jt all the timings and things but it'll come together. >> you're so funny. you always wow us with performances and let's discuss fashion. many, many outfits. >> of course. i mean between me and reba and dolly, can you imagine the changes and the fringe and the rhinestones and the hair. >> i wish we had a time relast camera to watch how that happens. unbelievable. >> it will be amazing. >> on your "cry pretty" tour halloween was the last day of the tour. you had a special guest who performed. your mom. not only did she performed, she rapped. >> mom can rap. >> how long did you know that she had these skills? >> she's always been a performer of sorts. >> i love that. she practiced every day. every day. i have video of her practicing. >> does she love being out on stage. >> oh, yeah, she was into it for

sure. she was trying to upstage me. she's watching now, i know, hi, mom. >> kicking off the performance with reba and dolly. what can you tell us? >> i mean it's -- i feel like the whole tone of the night is just going to be very heart felt and sincere. of course, we'll have fun moments because it's me and dolly and reba, but we -- it's a tribute. it's a tribute to legend, women of country music, the now current people and we're looking to the future too which is i really love having all those elms come together and being respectful and loving and encouraging. >> we say it's the nicest award show. it's such a nice happy family feel. >> it really is. i mean, it's the best genre of music to me to be in and be a part of. not just because of the talent but because of the people. we're all just living in nashville doing what we do and supportive of each other. it's like the one night a year

cheer each other on and be fan. >> this year will celebrate the legendary women of country. seems like there's a lot that young aspiring artists can really take away from that. >> oh, for sure. for me personally getting to like be in a room with dolly and reba, those are two women that taught me how to do what i do and, you know, looking forward. i want girls to be out watching this at home and seeing all of us on that stage and getting inspired and thinking, i can do that too and i want to be a part of that. come on. come on. >> come on. come on. [ applause ] you know, lara said it earlier. this is your 12th year. >> yeah. >> consecutively. you tied vince gill. is there a special handshake? do you get a special jacket like 12 years? >> we should. like rhinestone like nudie suit jacket something.

you know, there have been many hosts throughout the years and i feel like we're all encouraging of each other and, you know, you just -- it's all good. >> will you be nervous that night. >> i'm always nervous for like the first five minutes and then it's like, okay, this is just fun and audience is great. you just get a good energy back and it's nashville. it's our home. >> yep. you've done it 12 years in a row because you're fantastic at it. >> thank you. >> we love watching you do it. >> i love doing it. >> you can tell you love doing it. you can see the 53rd annual cma awards wednesday at 8:00 p.m. heron right here on abc hosted by carrie underwood, everybody. coming up, more "deals & steals" and some of oprah's favorite things. [ applause ]

good morning, north bay.

let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> good morning, i'm kumasi aaron from "abc7 mornings." the national rifle association is dropping its suit against san francisco. the suit was filed after the board of supervisors passed a resolution in september called the guns right lobby a domestic terrorist organization. they claimed that the city was infringing on the free speech rights, but the city says that the supervisors were express an opinion. >> good morning, everyone. this is a live look at the san mateo bridge, because there a fog advisory there and fog advisories on other bridges. the fog isheigopping. if you are headed westbound on the san mateo bridge, you may find yourself running into this crash and this is southbound 101 and eastbound 92, and you can see that the speeds are low and three car are blocking one lane right no

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>> now, your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> the east valley, no improvement in the fog so far. i don't expect any until about 10:00, and look at this on the bay bridge. that is my biggest concern for your commute this morning. the temperatures hitting the 50s at the coast where the clouds are clingy, and 60s to low 70s around the bay, and mid- to upper 70 ♪ something big is happening out

of my control ♪ welcome back to "gma." more "deals & steals" and an exclusive first look at our favorite thing, oprah's favorite things, so excited about that. not only tory johnson here but the creative director of "o" magazine, mr. adam glassman is here with an amazing -- >> two covers in times square. >> look at that. covers. >> i know, two covers. >> twice as nice. so we're going to start off with a deal on the gourmet hot sauce of all gourmet hot sauces but before we talk bit, let's hear from the one and only oprah winfrey. >> there's no one i have given it to that hasn't loved it. even when they have everything they don't have truffle. >> tell me about truff. >> anyone who follows oprah on instagram knows she loves truffles. she is a truffleaholic. she gives it to everyone.

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musical" was shot never staged a production, i was shocked. >> i can't believe she's dating e.j. >> you're blowing me off for some theater punk? >> it's called a showmance. >> i want to audition for gabriella. >> you all walked in here as strangers. but after today, you are family. >> did i just join a cult? ♪ we are back now with our "takeout fakeout" series where we put a spin on some of the most popular meals from the top food delivery apps, and celebrity chef michael symon is here. let's see what we are making. bring out the first delivery. come on, matthew. all right. what's in the bag? >> fried chicken sandwich. >> what else we got? >> macaroni and cheese. >> macaroni and cheese. all right. you said fried chicken sandwich. let me loosen up this button right here. >> he's going to eat

>> accdi to po mes mac and cheese is one of the most ordered delivery dishes. also popeyes chicken sandwich has been sold out. it came back last sunday. it's all the rage but you'll show us how to make your version of buttermilk fried chicken. >> i'll show you how to make the popeyes fried chicken sandwich at home so you don't have to run out, go in the lines. bad things happen. all kinds of crazy stuff. so, stra, when i was getting set up they go, oh, michael really likes to cook. he'll get right in there. i'm like, i don't know, he's got you fooled. >> we'll go to your house so i don't have to cook. >> we got to soak it in the buttermilk. put it in there. i'll go kosher salt. gaicana ttle pepper, paprika. y,oois.

you keep instructing. i'll do the cooking.n the tt threhos. up to two this is the secret to southern great crust on there. >> so that's what gives it the extra crisp? >> that's starting the process. i'll show you what really puts it over, though. >> love. >> this has been marinating. all purpose flour. cornstarch. that's really what gives it -- sweet paprika, cayenne, kosher salt, use this fancy one now, come on. treat that like a quarterback. get in there, baby. get in there. [ applause ] >> boom! >> unlike daniel jones you didn't even fumble it. >> oh, stop it. so, wait, wait, wait. >> can't make that joke in new york. i'm seeing ghosts. all right. so you take some of this liquid. >> why is that?

>> it gives you that craggy crust. give it one more mix. get in there. come on, big man. >> here we go. and you get those little kind of -- you get those bumps in there and then this goes in the flour. >> ooh. >> and then we go in 350-degree oil till it's nice and crispy so that's going to go in the oil. >> this is the result. >> this is the result. >> super crispy. [ applause ] >> now, we have a brioche bun. >> brioche bun. >> here. so you go mayonnaise. i'll give you this, mayonnaise. they put mayonnaise on both sides. >> okay. pickles. >> i love pickles. i can speed this up. >> while you're making that we'll move down. >> put the chicken on. >> bam, there we go. >> mac and cheese. >> mac and cheese. mac and cheese, people make it too hard. this is easy.

we have creamy garlic simmering for an hour.here's t sreto makma and cheese creamy so it doesn't break, cornstarch in with those cheeses, mix that together. stra, you put the cream cheese in the sauce. >> it's delicious. >> i'll put this in the sauce. you whisk this together. the cornstarch makes sure it doesn't break. when it is all melted which takes ten minutes you toss it with your noodles then you got your pasta. >> bam. nobody can do it like my man michael symon. you know what, i love you. good luck to your cleveland browns. you guys are going to need it. you can get these recipes on our website. you want these for sure. ginger, what you got? >> sorry, we're just dancing over here, teaching her the tina turner dance because "the tina turner musical" opened last night. my goodness. i had a chance to see the show. from sky who plays the young

tina to adrienne warren who is phenomenal the show is a must see. we went backstage with the cast and not only hung out with adrienne but you'll see it next week. >> i can't wait. >> she does this kind -- uh-huh. we got to go. let's get [ applause ] >> all right, george. let's do this. >> thank you, ginger. time now for the new "high school musical" on disney plus and it's time for a sneak peek. >> okay. >> in the old day, teachers would wait two, maybe three days to announce no the cast. but when you know, you know. it's called instinct.

>> and when in doubt, always bet on the underdogs. >> congrats. >> chad? she thinks i'm a chad? [ cheers and applause ] >> we're joined by the cast. please welcome tim federle, joshua bassett, olivia rodrigo and your fellow cast members right here and, tim, i love the idea you've come up with here. show within a show almost within a show. tell us how you came up with it. >> we all love "high school musical" up on the stage and i think the whole idea with this series was to follow a new group of wildcats as they count down to their school's first ever production of "high school musical" so that was kind of where the idea came from. >> did you all grow up with it? >> oh, yes. >> oh, yes. >> so you guys are filling some pretty big shoes here. zac efron's character. you'll play zac efron's character. >> right, right. >> a little nervous? >> you know, it's fun the way it

works. i'm joshua playing ricky who auditions for troy. it's layered and confusing. it's cool the way we pay tribute yet do our own entirely different thing so it's cool the way they did it. >> have you had a chance to be in touch with him? >> no, i'm waiting. if you're out there, joshua t. bassett on instagram. >> and of course you're playing the vanessa hudgens character. >> yeah, what i think is so great about this show is we're not trying to remake "high school musical" because there's absolutely no way we could capture it, the magic that was "high school musical," it was just insanity and lightning in a bottle so we're not trying to do that at all but getting to play mimi is a real honor and excited to introduce new characters and plots to a new generation of wildcats. >> corbin bleu said this is the real deal. this must make you feel great. >> that was an honor. we've gotten a lot of love from him and kenny ortega and part of what is exciting is these brand-new songs.

if you tune in you'll hear the hits you know from the movie 13 years ago but there's brand-new songs. these two wrote a song for the series that appears later in the series. it's really exciting to watch this new generation kind of come up and use their own voices with the franchise. >> we cannot wait to see. everybody, at home, see the first episode of "high school musical: the musical: the series" tonight on abc, and premieres tuesday on disney plus. michael, what do you have on your show this afternoon? >> my man john cena is stopping by going to talk about his new movie "playing with fire" and the competition is going to heat up as well. he'll put us to a test with a special wrestling edition of state your case. catch all the fun at lunchtime. i will see you then. coming up next that "high school musical: the musical" the series" performance. we've been waiting all monk for it.

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we're back now with the cast of "high school musical: the musical: the series" performing "start of something new" and "we're all in this together." take it away. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ it's the start of something new ♪ ♪ it feels so right to be here with you ♪ ♪ and now looking in your eyes ♪ i feel in my heart the start of something new ♪ ♪ together, together, together everyone ♪ ♪ together, together, come on let's have some fun ♪ ♪ together, together, come on let's do this right ♪

♪ here and now it's time for celebration i finally figured it out, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ that all our dreams have no limitations that's what it's all about ♪ ♪ everyone is special in their own way ♪ ♪ we make each other strong we make each other strong ♪ ♪ we're not the same we're different in a good way ♪ ♪ together's where we belong ♪ we're all in this together once we know that we are we are all stars and we see that ♪ ♪ we're all in this together and it shows when we stand hand in hand make our dreams come true ♪ ♪ everybody now ♪ together we're there for each other every time together

together come on and do this right ♪ ♪ we're all here and speaking out with one voice ♪ ♪ we're going to rock the house, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ the party's on now everybody makeomnoise ♪ ♪ come on scream and shout ♪ we've arrived because we're stuck together champions one and all ♪ ♪ we're all in this together when we reach we can make it ♪ ♪ we're all in this together once we see there's a chance that we have and we take it ♪ ♪ wildcats sing along yeah you really got it going on ♪ ♪ wildcats in the house everybody say it now wildcats everywhere ♪ ♪ wave your hands up in in the air ♪ ♪ that's the way we do it let's get to it time to show the world ♪

♪ ♪ hey oh here we go ♪ ♪ we're all in this together when we reach we can fly know inside we can make it ♪ ♪ we're all in this together once we see there's a chance that we have and we take it ♪ ♪ wildcats everywhere wave your hands up in the air that's the way we do it, everyone ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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