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breaking news. dangerous new clashes erupting in hong kong. an officer caught on camera shooting a protester while demonstrators set fires on the streets. an abc news exclusive. the 13-year-old hero who helped save his siblings during that massacre in mexico now telling his story for the first time. >> it felt real scary, and it felt like a lot of bullets. >> what he saw. his mother's last words. how he walked 14 miles for six hours to get help. only on "gma" this morning. apple backlash. the tech giant now under investigation. one of its founders is speaking out. does their new credit card discriminate against women? ♪ what doesn't kill you makes you stronger ♪ and kevin hart's big comeback overnight. the comedian making a triumphant return at the people's choice awards. his first public appearance since the accident that could have taken his life. and everyone's favorite friend, jennifer aniston, walking away with the night's biggest honor. ♪ stronger, stronger

and we certainly say good morning, america. thank you for joining us on this veterans day as we honor all those who served our country. >> there you see the vietnam veterans memorial in washington, d.c. a special service will take place there as always this afternoon. >> and here in new york, the president is expected to march in the veterans day parade. but first, we're going to begin with that record cold that is moving in for millions of americans from the midwest to the south and northeast, some bracing for up to a foot of snow and alex perez starts us off in chicago where the snow is already falling. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, robin. the calendar says fall, but it alreadfeels like we are deep into winter. the rain here has now turned into snow, a nightmare of a morning commute. this morning, the midwest bracing for record lows. in minneapolis, cars veering off the roads as snow and ice

combine for dangerous driving conditions. highways transformed into sheets of ice. in south dakota, freezing rain wreaking havoc on interstate 90 causing spinouts and collisions. this truck flipping right over onto its roof. a winter weather advisory in effect for illinois and indiana where temperatures are expected to drop 12 degrees over the next two days. >> you have to put on extra clothes, you know, because you never know. extra thermals, extra socks. >> reporter: the cold front will continue its march across the country and arrive on the east coast tomorrow, making it feel more like january than november. and some areas in the great lakes and new england are bracing of 6 inches to 10 inches of snow today alone. robin. >> all right, alex, take care. we turn to ginger and you've been telling us it's going to get worse before it gets better.

>> we have at least two days we have to get through this severe cold and a lot of snow in some places. let's go ahead and talk about it. there's snow flying this morning from colorado, a swath really over to michigan. but i want to take you into indiana and illinois because that's just one of the spots that's going to showcase the first round of snow and then the potential for lake effect enhancing it. let's just focus with me on the southern part of the states here right around evansville that's where the front is. you can see northerly winds meeting up with the southerly winds. that also tells you that a lot of the snow flying like rockford, illinois, already reported three inches of snow. that is all north of where the front is. ends up meaning to you, two to six inches in total, if you're traveling interstate 55 or doing 80/94 across indiana you know this is the messy time of year when lake enhanced, new buffalo, south bend and just real quick example of how deep this cold is going to get. check it out here. it goes all the way down south to, say, houston.

i'll show you the numbers in just a bit. let's go back to george. >> thanks, ginger. we're going to go to the white house now and new revelations from former u.n. ambassador nikki haley. she writes in a new book former secretary of state rex tillerson and former chief of staff john kelly tried to enlist her to resist president trump in order to, quote, save the country, an offer she refused. terry moran has the details. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. you know, nikki haley is one of those rare high officials in the trump administration who left on good terms with the president even though she occasionally would criticize him, on charlottesville, on abandoning the kurds in syria, on his occasionally harsh rhetoric and she was always loyal and now revealing how that was tested by some of the people closest to the president. in her memoir out this week, nikki haley takes on former secretary of state rex tillerson and former white house chief of staff john kelly claiming the two men undermined and ignored president trump from inside the white house. according to excerpts released by "the washington post" haley writes, kelly and tillerson

confided in me that when they resisted the president, they weren't being insubordinate. they were trying to save the country. it was their decisions, not the president's that were in the best interest of america, they said. the president didn't know what he was doing, she said of the men's views. according to "the post," haley recounts that tillerson told her people would die if trump was unchecked but she refused to join their effort. >> they should have been saying that to the president, not asking me to join them on their sidebar plan. it should have been, go tell the president what their differences are, and quit if you don't like what he's doing, but to undermine a president is really a very dangerous thing, and it goes against the constitution. and it goes against what the american people want. it was offensive. >> reporter: as for president trump, he was effusive when haley left office last fall. >> she is a fantastic person, very importantly, but she also is somebody that gets it. >> reporter: and the president is now tweeting, good luck,

nikki, on her book's release. well, in a statement to "the washington post" former chief of staff john kelly said that if providing president trump with the best and most open legal and ethical staffing advice so he could make an informed decision is working against trump, then guilty as charged. nikki haley here really one of the most fascinating figures in the republican party. she clearly has future political ambitions maybe running for president, staying on good terms with donald trump is a good idea in this republican party. george? >> there's been a lot of speculation about that. okay, terry, thanks very much. we're going to go now to capitol hill now where the first public hearings on impeachment set for wednesday starting with william taylor, the top u.s. diplomat in ukraine and george kent, the deputy assistant secretary of state followed by the fired u.s. ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch on friday all expected to detail an improper pressure campaign by president trump as republicans release a list of witnesses they want to call. our senior congressional correspondent mary bruce tracking it all on capitol hill. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, as this impeachment

inquiry enters the next phase this is now all about making a public case. democrats with these hearings are looking to focus squarely on the president's actions to pressure ukraine while republicans are now looking to broaden the scope of these hearings. as capitol hill braces for public impeachment hearings this morning, fresh fights over who should testify. >> well, i never even heard of some of these people. i don't know who they are. >> reporter:n wednesday, that first witness to come before cameras, the top u.s. diplomat in ukraine, bill taylor. in explosive closed-door testimony, taylor implicated the president in a campaign to pressure ukraine saying it was his, quote, clear understanding that ukraine would not receive nearly $400 million in critical military aid until they agreed rivals.stigate trump's political >> this is a very strong case of bribery. the constitution's very clear. treason, bribery or acts of

omission, and in this case, it is clearly one of those. >> reporter: shifting tactics, some republicans are now condemning trump's behavior but say it doesn't rise to the level of impeachment. >> i believe it was inappropriate. i do not believe it was impeachable. >> reporter: but trump is not on board with that defense tweeting, republicans don't be led into the fool's trap of saying it was not perfect but is not impeachable. insisting nothing was done wrong and over the weekend, republicans put out their own witness wish list including joe biden's son hunter, and the anonymous whistle-blower who sparked this inquiry. >> it's impossible to bring this case forward in my view fairly without us knowing who the whistle-blower is and having a chance to cross-examine them about any vices that they may have. >> reporter: but democrats say that's not going to happen. the chairman leading the hearings, adam schiff, says it would be redundant and would only place their personal safety at grave risk. eager to focus on trump,

democrats are not likely to call hunter biden either. schiff warning the hearings will not serve as vehicles for any member to carry out the shame sham investigation into the bidens. house investigators are still hoping to hear from two witnesses with firsthand knowledge, former national security adviser john bolton and acting white house chief of stave mick mulvaney. now the white house is trying to block them from appearing. bolton seems willing to talk but is looking for the courts to decide whether he can comply and, george, in a surprise twist, mick mulvaney is now also looking to the courts to decide his next move here. >> yeah, the question is how long that would take. meantime, mary, that ukrainian-american who was working with rudy giuliani indicted for some campaign finance violations now appears eager to testify against giuliani and president trump. >> reporter: yeah, george, lev parnas is now willing to speak with congressional investigators and comply with a subpoena and this morning, "the new york times" is previewing why he would be such a critical witness. his lawyer telling "the times"

that parnas plans to tell house investigators he personally told ukrainian officials that they needed to launch an investigation into the bidens or else they would not receive millions in that critical military aid, george. that is exactly the kind of ultimatum that the white house and the president have been denying. >> okay, mary, thanks very much. i know you'll be joining our live coverage of the first impeachment hearings that starts at 10:00 eastern right here on abc and abc news live. robin? >> folks will be watching. now overseas to chaos erupting in hong kong. protests escalating to dangerous levels. senior foreign correspondent ian pannell tracking the very latest. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, robin. that's right. really disturbing scenes and multiple the flash points in hong kong. today's clashes came after the mysterious death of a protester late friday and has made an already tense situation there even worse. this morning, the protests in hong kong taking a new violent turn as police open fire on unarmed demonstrators who have been fighting for months for political reform, autonomy from

china and police accountability. >> we will have spent no effort in finding ways and means that could end the violence in hong kong. >> reporter: this officer wrestling with a man dressed in white, while another protester in a black shirt can be seen rushing towards them. the officer then turns and fires his weapon. hitting at least one demonstrator who was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. today's protests was dubbed "operation dorm," targeting highways with blockades and vandalizing subway stations, in a sign of how violent this has become an argument with a passerby ends with him being doused with gasoline and set on fire. police again firing off tear gas in the heart of hong kong's business district, sending panicked residents running to shelter indoors. students are at the heart of this protest, and today at the hong kong polytechnic, barricades are tossed in the air while others douse them in gasoline attempting to start a fire in a standoff with police

that shows no sign of ending. i have to say these are dangerous escalations now with both sides using more and more violence. you can bet the chinese leadership is watching this closely and, remember, beijing has already threatened that if the hong kong authorities can't control the situation there, then they will. amy. >> volatile indeed. ian pannell, thank you. turning now to apple under fire this morning for its new credit card accused of being sexist against women, giving them much lower credit lines than men. rebecca jarvis is here, and rebecca, regulators are already launching an investigation. >> reporter: that's right, amy. yeah, this is raising many eyebrows as some very high-profile individuals are calling out apple for what they say could be sexist policies with their new credit card. this morning, apple backlash. >> a credit card created by apple. >> reporter: the tech giant under investigation over allegations of gender discrimination. new york state regulators responding to complaints that apple's popular new credit card,

which uses an algorithm to assign credit limits, is favoring men over women. including one of apple's founding fathers, co-founder steve wozniak tweeting that compared to his wife i got ten times the credit limit. we have no separate bank or credit card accounts. the same thing allegedly happening to software developer david heinemeier hansson. he says he got 20 times more credit than his wife who he says actually has a higher credit score than he does. >> husband and wife applied for the apple card and husband ended up receiving ludicrously larger credit limits. >> reporter: the tech giant launched the card this summer touting it as created by apple, not a bank, and promising transparency. but now critics say the algorithm used by apple's partner, goldman sachs, is anything but transparent. >> we simply were told this is ju how it is and you just have to accept that. >> reporter: goldman sachs responding in a statement

writing, as with any other individual credit card, your application is evaluated independently. we look at an individual's income and an individual's credit worthiness. adding, we have not and will not make decisions based on factors like gender. and the point here is also that if there is sexism, it can intentionally or unintentionally be a part of these algorithms. keep in mind algorithms aren't just determining credit limits in this case, they are determining credit limits in all cases helping employers sift through job applications and determining what you see online so think about this, amy. they are very, very powerful and we don't really at this point understand them. it's important to really understand what they do and how much they're driving society right now. >> transparency key in this. >> yes. >> all right, rebecca, thank you. we're going to get the latest now on a possible breakthrough in the vaping crisis. the cdc has now identified a

toxin that may have caused the deaths of 39 people and illnesses tied to e-cigarettes across the country. linsey davis is here with details. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, george. for several months now we've been reporting on this mysterious illness in people who smoke e-cigarettes. well, now u.s. health officials are describing the findings as a breakthrough suggesting vitamin e acetate may be the culprit. a possible breakthrough this morning involving the investigation into the outbreak vaping-related lung injuries and deaths. over the weekend, cdc officials said that vitamin e acetate is a potential toxin of concern calling it a strong culprit. the chemical compound was found in 29 biologic samples from patients with lung injuries associated with the use of thc and vaping products, including 15-year-old zane martin. >> it's very bad. don't vape unless you want to end up in the hospital. >> reporter: although it's commonly used in lotions and supplements, officials say that inhaling the the oil-like substance can be dangerous.

>> it's important to understand that inhalation should be inhalation of air and not substances. especially oils, because oils produce inflammation, pneumonia and over time with repeated use cause respiratory failure and death. >> reporter: scott becker, the executive director of the association of public health laboratories says, this investigation has been very challenging because there are so many different constituents and things that are in this product. it's been like looking for a needle in a haystack. i think with the latest announcements from the cdc, we're getting much closer. the cdc says that the priority now is animal at this timing to learn definitively if vitamin e acetate causing lung damage when inhaled. >> thank you, linsey. all right, this morning, we're going to talk about the dallas cowboys with a new addition to the team. take a look at this. remember the black cat that appeared during the monday night football game. at that point they were losing to the giants but when the cat took the field the team turned it around. the team decided to make it

their rally cat, adding it to the roster, but it turns out the cat might be bad luck after all. the cowboys losing to the vikings last night and don't get me started about my saints. >> oh. >> oh. >> yeah. >> sorry. >> we'll move on. >> okay, please. please. because we are following a lot of stories. up next, we have our exclusive with the 13-year-old hero who walked 14 miles to save his siblings telling his story for the first time. and "wheel of fortune" host pat sajak undergoing emergency surgery and vanna white stepping up in his place, the latest on pat's condition but now back to ginger. we'll go straight to the select cities brought to you by walmart.

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also right now, chaos in bolivia after the president, evo morales, announced he is resigning amid protests and calls from the military to step down. morales led that country for nearly 14 years. he is facing accusations of election fraud. it is unclear right now who will take his place. and then some big news involving instagram. the social media platform is going to start hiding public likes for accounts. meaning, you can't see how many likes someone's photo or video has. we'll have more details on that. >> the reason behind that, yeah. all right. we're going to continue though with that abc news exclusive and that deadly ambush in mexico. as mexico asks the fbi to join the manhunt for those responsible, the 13-year-old who hid his siblings during the attack and walked 14 miles to get help is now telling his story for the first time. tom llamas sat down with him and his father. good morning. >> reporter: from the get-go the

government called this an atrocity, but now we're learning new details more terrifying as we learn that little boy thought the killers were actually following him, yet he soldiered on to rescue his family. for the first time the hero boy who helped rescue his siblings in that deadly ambush attack in mexico sharing his story. 13-year-old devin langford and his father, david, sitting down with abc news for an exclusive interview. >> they just started hitting the car at first like with a bunch of bullets, just started shooting rapidly at us. >> reporter: devin walking 14 miles for several hours to get help not sure if the cartel hit men were coming for him next telling us about his painful thoughts along the way. >> if there was anybody else out there trying to shoot me or following me or about to -- about my mom and my two brothers. >> reporter: devin detailing the moments that led up to the shooting, the gunmen first attacking relative christina

langford-johnson's car in front of her killing her and then firing on devin's family car when they drove up. >> it felt real scary and felt like a lot of bullets. >> reporter: devin thinks one of those bullets hit the engine. his mom unable to move the car. >> the car didn't work, so the -- she was just trying right there starting the car as much as she could, but i'm pretty sure they shot something so the car wouldn't start. >> reporter: devin telling us the last thing she said. >> to get down right now. she was trying to pray to the lord, and she was trying to start the car up to get out of there. >> reporter: his mother dawna and two little brothers, trevor and rogen, would not survive the attack. devin says the murderers had long guns and were wearing what looked like bulletproof vests. the family thought they were killers for the drug cartel. >> afterwards they got us out of the car and they just got us on the floor and then drove off. >> reporter: the children tried to flee but as you see from this video later inside of a hospital

most were too wounded including sister kylie shot in the foot and baby brother brixon with a bullet wound to the chest. >> we walked a little while so we couldn't carry him anymore. we put him behind a bush and i wasn't hit or nothing. so i started walking because every one of them were bleeding really bad so i was trying to get in a rush to get there. >> reporter: devin eventually getting help. >> to be honest with you my boy is a hero simply because he gave his life for his brothers and sisters. >> reporter: now the langfords part of a fundamentalist mormon group that lived in the area decades before the drug cartels took over have left mexico. it's too dangerous. too violent, 100 other family members following them in this caravan over the weekend. >> not only have i lost a wife and two children, but i am having to move the rest of my family with really no place to go at this point. >> reporter: david langford had this message for the families in america who have been praying

for them. >> my message is to hold on to your family because there's nothing like family. >> reporter: and devin wanting the world to remember his mother's legacy. >> she was a nice person and a brave woman that tried to save her kids. >> now, that family tells me their faith is renewed because of all the children that survived when they came so close to death and the father wants everyone to know his 9-year-old daughter is also a hero, mackenzie. like her brother she walked for hours trying to find help, guys. >> both of them. >> it's amazing to do that and tell their story in such a compelling way. >> when they talk about the little girl, mackenzie. she got lost. they found two little footsteps a couple miles down and a shoe. she was walking and her blisters were bleeding and when they first grabbed her she said my brothers need help. >> it could not have been easy for you to be there. >> it was not and to see what these people did to family,

innocent women and children that were not caught up in the drug cartel violence and not to one family but three different families, it was horrific. >> thanks for bringing us the story. we're going to get the latest on pat sajak. he is recovering from emergency surgery this morning and his co-host vanna white is stepping up in his place. >> pat sajak is resting comfortably after that emergency surgery. now he and vanna white have been a team for nearly 40 years so it's only natural that she would carry the mantel in his absence. >> all: wheel of fortune! >> reporter: fans of the popular game show will soon be in for for an unfamiliar sight, co-host vanna white taking the wheel. >> coming up right now, vanna does her magic and off we'll go. >> reporter: pat sajak, the show's host for over three decades is taking time off recovering from emergency surgery. the show first announcing the

news on twitter writing, our taping on thursday was canceled because host pat sajak underwent successful emergency surgery to correct a blocked intestine. he is resting comfortably and looking forward to getting back to work. while the 73-year-old is recuperating his co-host for nearly four decades, vanna white stepping in for him on friday after the show's taping was canceled the previous day. "wheel of fortune," the longest running syndicated game show ever, celebrating its 7,000th episode in may. >> people look at us as part of their lives. it's a nice position to be in when you're a little old television show. >> reporter: viewers have been watching the dynamic duo working side by side now for 37 years. white's been turning tiles and lighting up letters ever since. and this isn't the first time the 62-year-old has filled in as host. years ago the co-host switching jobs mid-episode when sajak suffered a bout of laryngitis. >> all right, we'll switch. i want to give my voice a host. you sort of have the idea? >> i think so.

okay, we are looking for a thing. very nice, pat. [ laughter ] >> reporter: now white is again proving that she's got sajak's back. and we don't know how long sajak will be out but the show is clearly in good hands. episodes of their taping now will begin airing the 9th. the shows they're taping now are the disney secret santa shows so there might be a surprise in store for all of us. >> we wish him well, paula. the holiday travel now and a new report saying it may pay off to procrastinate when booking a trip. gio benitez has those details. >> reporter: most think the early bird gets better deals when it comes to holiday travel. but a new report from aaa finds that for the past three years procrastinating actually paid

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[ "i fee♪ i feel love smith ] for all the house warmers, we're thinking you. we're back with kevin hart's comeback. the comedian actor making his first public appearance since his car accident accepting a comedy award at the people's choice awards. t.j. is here with more on all this. good morning, t.j.

>> good morning, robin, and we're not used to not seeing kevin hart. he is a ubiquitous star, but he's kind of disappeared from the limelight. remember he was in a car that went down an embankment, wasn't wearing a seat belt, fractured his spine in several places and told us some updates. he was okay but last night we got to see it for ourselves. kevin hart shocked everyone and the audience immediately gave him a standing ovation as he walked onto the stage to accept the night's first award for comedy act of 2019. this was hart's first official appearance since fracturing his spine in three places in that terrifying september car accident. >> your energy, your support, it means the world and i truly want to thank you guys for being there for me in my difficult time. >> reporter: after that rousing start, some of the biggest names in tv, film and music settled in to the barker hangar in santa monica for the 2019 people's choice awards. "avengers: endgame" most nominated movie of the evening

took home three awards. >> thank you, disney. thank you, marvel. thank you, russo brothers, and most of all to the late, great stan lee. this is for you, buddy. >> reporter: there's also an award for competition contestant of the year, that went to the bachelorette's alabama hannah. her ex tyler had to watch from his seat. >> this means a lot to me because it just affirms that it's okay to be vulnerable and put your heart out there. >> reporter: jennifer aniston received the people's icon award for her diverse work in the entertainment world. >> if i have any claim to this word icon, it's because i was able to be on an iconic show with an iconic cast and an iconic haircut. >> now, you all seem surprised. there was a reality show contestant category. >> the first? >> i don't know if it was the first but congratulations to alabama hannah.

but she had to sit at a table with her ex. he was nominated for the same award so -- >> ooh. >> so got it twice. >> we had to see it both times. but go back to kevin hart. he's not expected to get back to full-time work until 2020 so not going to get back to work fully until 2020 but good to see him. >> he seems very appreciative of all the support. >> very serious last night. >> how are you doing, t.j.? >> i'm doing great. i'm just worried about you. >> why you worried about me? >> rough day sometimes and new orleans had a rough day. >> i appreciate that. i appreciate that. i -- no, he's being kind. >> i am so i wanted to be kind. i came up here. >> all right. >> thanks, t.j. >> "play of the day," amy. "play of the day" is coming up. harmonica pete, wait for it. ♪ come on let your colors ♪ come on let your colors servis at home and abroad for all their hard work and sacrifice. we all sleep easier knowing you're out there

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. arctic cold front. up to a foot of snow about to blanket parts of the midwest to the northeast shattering previous record lows. 21 states now facing alerts. showdown countdown. as impeachment hearings set to begin, republicans release a list of witnesses they want to testify, joe biden's son hunter on the list, the white house withholding witnesses. on this veterans day, saluting our soldiers and the story behind this photo capturing what it takes to serve. new this morning, this 13-year-old broadway star's shocking death after suffering from a massive asthma attack. dr. ashton is here with what you need to know. move over, black friday. today is the busiest global

shopping day of the year, so big it took taylor swift to kick it off. what to buy and what to wait on. we'll break it down. and it's a pitch perfect morning at "gma." anna kendrick is here live to get us in the spirit of christmas with "noelle." and she's here to say -- >> good morning, america. [ applause ] good morning, anna kendrick, good morning, america. thanks for joining us on this monday morning as we honor america's veterans. we want to take a live look at the vietnam veterans memorial in washington, d.c., and share our thanks to all of those who have served our country. >> we must do that, and we're going to thank those in our studio right here, the veterans, raise your hands, our veterans. thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you, one and all for your service,

and your allies there next to you. you see those two women there to the left. one came last year but her friend didn't get up so we did a video, you snooze you lose but she got up this time. glad to have everybody here with us. >> thank you for your service. also this morning, we have a very special make your monday for a nurse who has helped so many people, even working four shifts straight with a big old smile on her face. >> we both know, unsung heroes, the nurses. but first, we have a lot of news to get to this morning starting with the millions of americans in the path of that arctic blast bringing record low temperatures. let's go back to alex perez there in chicago. good morning again, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning robin. this winter weather creating a lot of problems not only on the roads but at the airports. this morning, at chicago o'hare airport, an an american airlines plane skidding off the runway. no one was injured, all 38 people onboard that flight were able to safely get off the plane. but this weather of course creating a lot of problems and

here's the bad news, it's only going to continue to spread and impact most or much of the eastern part of the country in the days to come. george. >> the wind is really whistling out there. thank you. we move to capitol hill where the first public impeachment hearings set for wednesday. the republicans have released a list of witnesses they want to hear from, hunter biden included. we want go the mary bruce in washington. good morning, mary. >> reporter: with these public hearings set to begin this week, this morning there are now fresh fights over who should testify. first up on wednesday we are going to hear from bill taylor, the top u.s. diplomat in ukraine. democrats feel he is their strongest witness in his explosive closed door testimony. taylor directly implicated the president in a pressure campaign in ukraine saying it was, quote, his clear understanding that ukraine would not receive nearly $400 million in military aid unless they agreed first to investigate the president's political rivals. democrats here, george, are looking to focus squarely on the

president's actions regarding ukraine. while republicans are looking to broaden the scope of these hearings. they have put out their own witness wish list that includes joe biden's son hunter and the anonymous whistle-blower who sparked the impeachment inquiry but democrats say those two witnesses are not likely to happen. >> that comes as the republicans are withholding other witnesses. thanks very much. i'll anchor our coverage of the hearings with our political team starting wednesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. coming up, the search for answers after a 13-year-old broadway star's deadly asthma attack. dr. ashton is here with that. and it's the biggest online shopping day around the world. how you can score big and, lara, what's going on upstairs? all right, it is beginning to look a lot like christmas here in the studio and anna kendrick is with us. we also have a very merry audience. the merriest of all. right, guys? [ cheers and applause ] "good morning america" is coming right back. >> we barely made it.

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♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome back to "gma." welcome to our great monday morning audience in times square and tomorrow disney plus launches. we're going to tell you everything you need to know about that. [ applause ] and the stars from "frozen 2" will be here. that's of course, kristen bell and idina menzel. they'll be here live. and cheer for lara spencer in "pop news." good morning, everybody. good morning to our great audience. there you go. [ applause ] we're going to begin with big changes coming to instagram. the social media site will start hiding likes on some users'

accounts here in the u.s. starting this week. more specifically if chosen you'll be able to see how many people like your posts but your followers will not. the idea here is to depressurize the platform particularly for young people. can we give it up for that? [ applause ] take the heat off. instagram has been experimenting with hiding like counts in other countries like canada, brazil and japan, but this will be the first for instagram users here in the u.s. the head of instagram says the goal here is to make the platform feel less like a competition and more of a conversation. >> i love it. i love it. >> so good. [ applause ] all right, and we're just a few days away from the 53rd annual cma awards, and this morning we're so excited to make an exclusive announcement about country's biggest music night. kacey musgraves will take center stage to perform a duet with the one and only willie nelson. >> no.

really? [ applause ] >> so we're learning from insiders the pair will sing "rainbow connection" which is extra special for kasey who has been waiting for this moment since she was 9 years old. listen up. listen up. ♪ wish would be heard ♪ >> yeah, that's her, guys. that's an old video. [ applause ] singing the muppet classic and now fast forward to see a grown-up kacey. she's singing it again alongside living legend willie nelson, and guys, this will be the first time willie has performed at the cmas since 2012. you can catch willie, kacey, carrie, reba and so many other stars this wednesday night right here on abc. >> yeah. [ applause ] >> special. dolly parton's special. >> that's tomorrow night. "here she comes again," and you should see the footage that we

have, and having spent that time with her at dollywood. >> we're all a little country. thank you, robin. big fans, big news for fans of "ghostbusters." after months of speculation, it's now official -- bill murray is returning to the franchise. repricing his role as dr. peter venkman confirmed by fellow ghost buster dan aykroyd who will appear in the sequel along with other original stars, sigourney weaver and annie potts telling "the greg hill show," it takes the dna from the original and transfers it to a whole new generation and this script, by the way, written and directed by the son jason reitman, son of the original director ivan reitman. it's set to hit theaters this coming summer. >> who you gonna call? who you gonna call? and finally, an excuse to play this song. ♪ love the police. "message in a bottle" by the police.

so we have a real-life story of one discovered nine years after its journey. on august 21st, 2010, that's when a 10-year-old max threw it into the atlantic from the shores of rockport, massachusetts. that bottle, guys, was just discovered on the shores of southeastern france and now adult max taking to twitter to show off the letter he received from his french friend who wrote in part according to your date it will have taken nine years to cover 3,700 miles that separate us. you have grown a lot likely in these nine years. he also added a map to show just how far the bottle had traveled and where he found it. max said about receiving the letters my 10-year-old wish just came true. this is insane. happy monday, everybody. that's "pop news." >> that's great. [ applause ] our "gma" cover story. 11/11, the world's biggest online shopping day and taylor swift kicked it off in china and rebecca jarvis is back with more on that. hey, rebecca. >> reporter: hey, george.

that's right. they got taylor swift and kim kardashian and more than 200,000 participating brands. this all started as a chinese shopping event but now retailers here in the u.s. have adopted singles' day as one of the biggest online discount days of the year. it's the biggest online shopping day you may have never heard of. singles' day. started by alibaba in 2009 last year selling more than $30 billion in just 24 hours. bigger than black friday and cyber monday combined. this year, nearly 25% of u.s. retailers will be getting in on the action, posting deals on alibaba's platforms and their own websites. the online shopping extravaganza kicking off with a four-hour live stream gala. ♪ i promise nobody else is gone love you like me ♪ >> reporter: headlined by taylor swift. the online shopping event expect ed to be the biggest yet. sales predicted to top $37 billion with more than 200,000 participating brands launching over a million new products.

and to put this all in perspective in just the first 20 minutes of singles day they did nearly $9 billion in sales. some fun history here, this all started as the anti-valentine's day, as a way to celebrate singles. now it falls every year on 11/11, and we still have black friday and cyber monday ahead as sales event as well. >> this is relatively new here as you say but there are places to find deals. >> yeah, today on ebay, for example, they have a 20% off with the code jumbo20 on things like adidas, cuisinart and you can score up to 11% cash back on rakuten on kate spade, all participating. nike, 20% off select styles with the code singles and at reebok a singles day collection where you can get up to 60% off with the code single. good to be single today. >> it is. rebecca, thanks very much.

let's go to robin. all right, george. now to the search for answers after a 13-year-old broadway actress's deadly asthma attack. dr. jen ashton is going to join us in a moment, but first, kaylee hartung has laurel griggs' story. >> reporter: laurel griggs was a rising star. >> i'll teach you the proper poise when you talk to boys. >> reporter: appearing in big broadway productions like the tony award-winning "once." >> okay, who is up next? >> reporter: and making audiences laugh on "snl." >> we both know coal is a dying industry. >> okay, thank up very much. merry christmas. >> reporter: the 13-year-old passing away after suffering a massive asthma attack. her grandfather sharing on facebook, the world lost a real princess who only wanted to make the future happy for all. acting was just a childhood dream come true and she had big plans for the future. and dr. jen ashton joins us here and our heart goes out to laurel's family. you don't normally think of an asthma attack leading to something like this. >> no, and we have to understand

and remember asthma is a common lung condition, but it can be potentially very serious, in some cases fatal. it's characterized by inflammation and narrowing of the passageways in our lung that then can cause when someone is having an asthma attack, wheezing, chest tightness, shortness of breath, a cough and can in some cases lower the oxygen levels in our blood which is a medical emergency. >> can you explain how this happens? >> well, you know, we used to call it status asthmatic, that was the cause of death in this tragic case, but basically that's now called a severe asthma exacerbation and that can happen when traditional treatments are not effective. this can last for hours and in some cases again it could be fatal once someone's oxygen levels drop below a certain point then you get cardiac and brain involvement and unfortunately can be fatal and we do have to remember still it's rare. less than 200 teens and children die in this country every year but 6 million have asthma and even one is too many. >> absolutely. even one.

so how do you know if you should go seek medical attention? >> that's really the key. you have heard me say it before. we don't expect parents to make medical decisions other than to trust their gut and their instinct. there are signs to look out for, number one, if your child is in the middle of an asthma attack and need to stop talking mid-sentence to catch their breath, that can be a sign. if they use their abdominal muscles to breathe, that's called retraction, and widening their nostrils is called nasal flaring and regardless of skin color if you see a dusky or bluish tint to the lips or nail beds that is an emergency. you need to get to an emergency room. >> all things we should keep in mind. i know you wanted to say something for veterans day. >> a shoutout to all our men and women in uniform but also my dad, u.s. air force, i was born on an air force base. i am super proud of him today and every day. [ applause ] >> you know, but my father was a tuskegee airmen, served in three

wars. >> just gives me chills. >> and look who is sitting next to amy. perfect timing for that. >> someone else to salute. >> yes. >> as we honor those who served our country this veterans day, we want to take a moment and salute the women who fight for our freedom. take a look at this photo capturing just what it takes, i love it. and, yes, we salute this woman as well, stephanie ramos is here with the story behind it, but she is also a major in the u.s. army reserves. >> thank you. >> good morning, stephanie. >> thank you guys for the support. >> reporter: women have been a part of the military for part more than a century, but today they're branching out into roles that were traditionally reserved for men. now national geographic is highlighting women in the military, their strength, determination and how far we've come. it's the picture that's worth a thousand words. a marine sergeant in training carrying her fellow comrade. >> we really didn't care about how we looked in the moment. it was more, can our bodies do

this, and what can we do to be better? >> reporter: her photo featured in the november issue of national geographic. celebrating today's woman in an ongoing project that includes this month's issue and the book "women: the national geographic image collection." these photos demonstrating just how far women have come marking their place in history. >> this is a historical document. it's all by women and it's about women and so it would be such a great opportunity if you look back in 50 years and say, you know, where were we at with women in the military? >> reporter: national geographic veteran photographer lindsay addario whose career spans decades documenting combat zones. >> you tend to photograph it seems like conflict, human rights, but women. why is that? >> i think that when i see other women in those arenas, i really tend to focus on them because i was always often one of very few women. >> reporter: capturing this young recruit's mental and physical toughness, framing her

next to other women in their element. >> i just hope that any other woman who wants to join the military, they don't let anybody stop them and they just do what their heart wants. that's exactly what i did and now i'm here. >> i hear you, sister. this project has been in the works for many years. addario says this issue is dedicated to women, produced by women, photographed by women and written by women. >> and, again, we want to thank you and all of those women for their service and serving as role models for all the young girls looking up to you. >> thank you so much. thank you so much. heading over to ginger now. [ applause ] >> amy, we'll keep saluting with our "gma" moment. and i get a lot of the pledge of allegiance on my page, but i figured today is the day to let 3-year-old mason give it to us. >> under god indivisible for liberty and justice for all. god bless america. [ applause ] >> i love it. topped it of with a god bless america.

please do take a moment and go to my facebook page and drop your moment. until then, let's go ahead and now to one of the hottest shows on broadway. "tina, the tina turner musical." ginger was there. just before it opened. you just told me it was mind-blowing. >> it really is. i said life-changing to the cast and i wasn't being too much i don't think. you can tell just from skye turner who plays a young tina

through adrienne warren, this is the strongest cast i think i've ever seen on broadway and they are telling a story that needs to be shared especially today. ♪ when i was a little girl ♪ i had a rag doll ♪ only doll i've ever owned >> reporter: this is tina turner. ♪ i love you just the way i loved that rag doll ♪ ♪ only now my love has grown >> reporter: and this is also tina turner. ♪ do i love you my, oh, my >> reporter: that voice unmistakably raspy and edgy from the real tina, now pouring out of broadway phenom adrienne warren. ♪ ♪ love got to do with it >> reporter: adrienne making songs like "what's love got to do with it" simply the best. ♪ simply the best ♪ better than all the rest

>> i like broadway a lot and i love a lot of shows. this was really special. >> it's a special piece and it's the hardest thing i've ever had to do in my life in my career thus far, and i'm so grateful to do it. >> reporter: the show, a four-decade roller coaster ride of tina's life, unfolding on stage with the help of playwright couturery hall. >> we've known her because we've known the stories and headlines but we don't know it like this. >> no, you don't know it like this. that's the thing that really moves audience members every night. they get up out of their seats to dance with this adrienne warren who is giving you total tina turner. ♪ got to do with it >> so let's go back to the voice. holy cow. >> one of the first things she said to me was, like, my voice has no top and it has no bottom. so it's finding tina within my own voice, but with an essence of her. ♪ big wheels keep on turning proud mary keep on burning ♪ ♪ rollin'

>> reporter: and what's a tina show without "proud mary." one of her biggest songs with ex-husband ike turner. ♪ left a good job down in the city ♪ >> reporter: played by daniel j. watts in the show. ♪ looking for the man >> it's never too late, one of those big themes we have. it's never too late. people said i'm too old. like tina turner was 40 years old and a black woman. she left ike with 36 cents to her name. she became an icon. >> can you do the pony? >> no. >> teach me. do it from the foot, not from your shoulders, and then when you go, faster, and faster and faster, and then your hair goes with it. >> when you met her, what is the thing that sticks out the most? >> she is really just a woman from the south, from a humble beginnings, and she's still that to this day and she says there's no shortcuts to hard work and she's right. >> reporter: that strength, the sound and the moves. >> yeah.

>> some of which i got to try out myself. >> i would go around to local clubs and pick up new dance moves and bring them back to tina. >> one, two, three. we're going to add a shoulder. >> yes. >> reporter: but for now, i'm going to go ahead and leave it to the professionals. that was too much fun. every single cast member by the way emphasized that the story is about reinvention and transformation and how tina has taught us that we all have the power to do that in ourselves. you can see "tina, the tina turner musical" at the lunt fontanne. >> lunt fontanne. >> i always struggle with that one. >> you didn't struggle dancing. i'll tell you that right now. you got the power. thank you, ginger. that was so great. can't wait to see it. and we will be right back. anna kendrick is here on "good morning america." don't go anywhere. [ cheers and applause ]

good morning. kaiser workers have postponed a strike following the death of the chairman and ceo bernard tyson. around 4,000 members of the national union were set to picket over concerns of access to care. a new date has not yet been announced. we are continuing to follow a sigalert in oakland now where things are getting a little better here, but there were some serious injuries reported so this is eastbound 580 before harrison street. a pick up truck a trailer that was attached to it and then a car crashed into that. we do know the westbound lanes, there is one lane that is

blocked there becaus fire crews had to cut a person out of the vehicle and all those lanes still blocked. we'll keep you posted and the speeds are still very

dense fog still gripping the bay especially around sfo. kind of hazy out there. you can see this lifting. it's not going to have a short,

not going to have a long life i should say. grab a jacket if you're heading out. you won't need it this afternoon though as temperatures will reach the 70s and at the fwam tonight, 70 down to >> announcer: dolly parton as you've never seen. >> people always look at me, oh, you always seem to be so happy. i said that's the botox. >> announcer: the robin roberts exclusive breaks on "gma" then tomorrow night, the special event, "here she comes again" at 10:00, 9:00 central on abc. [ applause ] welcome back to "gma" and cannot wait to share that interview with dolly parton. she is a force of nation -- i can't hear -- >> force of nation. >> why is the snow falling? we have a special guest here at the table. ♪ we loved her in "pitch perfect." now she's saving christmas, the new movie "noelle," please

welcome anna kendrick. [ applause ] you like that? >> thank you. >> that pause like that. never too early for to you celebrate christmas. >> no, i'm definitely -- i'm one of those people that -- i know, don't make that mace. i love it. it's the most joyful time of the year. why delay joy? put up those lights. turn on the lights. play the music. [ applause ] >> so we hear you're going home for the holiday, maine. >> correct. >> any traditions. >> just being in maine is so amazing. i'm so happy to get to go home this year. we do something weird. we watch football with the nutcracker on and -- >> a little something for everyone. >> because every now and then it lines up perfectly. i encourage you to do it at home. it's so much fun. a play will align perfectly as the music crescendos. >> any go to christmas movies you watch every year. >> so many. i love "muppet christmas carol." so sweet. also available on disney plus.

[ applause ] get it for awhile and stay for muppet christmas. >> you are a good cast member right there. >> she's always all in like that but let us speak about "noelle." >> yeah. >> you play santa's daughter. >> yeah. >> and you have to save christmas. >> i know. why wouldn't i? it's a christmas movie. >> what was it like for to you star in your own christmas movie. >> i've always wanted to do a christmas movie. it's definitely been a bucket list thing and if you're going to do a christmas movie like do it with disney. it's going -- they built like the north pole where you have to ice skate everywhere and built ice skating -- it was magical. >> that's how we go it at disney. >> you guys want to see some of it? take a look. [ applause ] >> chopping firewood. carting it on my back so that i could heat up the cottage and make your breakfast waffles while i picked up all the dirty clothes but none of that's really been a problem. >> i don't need you to do any of

that stuff. honestly. >> you would starve and die if it weren't for me. >> that's what you think. garlic this. is delicious. >> oh, and my partridge in a pear tree underwear needs washing. >> then my christmas wish has been granted. [ applause ] >> shirley maclaine. >> living legend shirley maclaine which i refer to her all the time which -- all her stories are not safe for tv and it was so much fun. yeah. she's a real hard living lady. >> got to love her for that. she looks fantastic. can we talk a little about "pitch perfect." we love you in "pitch perfect." who doesn't? y'all really tight. i had the privilege spending time with you but you are tight even with the "hustlers" premiere. what is it like? >> it's so fun. it sounds cheesy but i mean it is like family, you know.

it's like family in the way that we didn't choose each other. you don't cheese your family and every time we get together it's just like everything is right back where it was and we're just really there for each other all the time. you know like there are times we don't speak all the time and then -- >> sure. >> no, that's what i mean. it's really like a family relationship and it's amazing to know that you have these women that have your back. it's a great feeling. >> families have reunions so what about a "pitch perfect 4"? >> look, i haven't gotten a call but let me know if you hear anything. >> that's not a no. >> it's not a no. >> can we say you always bring it. you are always a sheer delight. >> oh, robin. [ applause ] and "noelle" hits -- displus. >> disney plus. disneyplus.com starting tomorrow. >> we're surprising a hard working nurse in texas and we're going to make her monday because anna just made our monday so come on back. [ applause ] you know when you're at ross and your new fall look

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♪ a lovely day lovely day we are back with make your monday. time to celebrate a nurse from texas. you see in this photo exhausted by smiling. well she's not really smiling in that one. four straight shifts. it went viral after her sister posted to thank her and all nurses for all they do. will reeve is at her hospital

for the surprise. hey, will. >> good morning, george. we are right around the corner moments away from the surprise. this is katy's twin sister laura. she made this go viral with that facebook post and now she's my accomplice. we are going to go surprise katy right now. are you ready? this is it so we're here. we're looking for a caty nixon. this is caty nixon? >> yes. >> hi. i'm will reeve from "good morning america." you are live on television. that is going out. i think you know this person, your sister lawyer. we hear about all the amazing things you do, how hard you work. we wanted to make your monday and have a whole morning of surprises in store for you. i'll need you to come with me. it seems like we might need some tissues but we'll get that taken care of. >> oh, no. no. >> let's go to the piece that tells caty's story.

>> "mixed-ish" dcaty nixon is a delivery nurse where she gives it her all every single day. >> when she walks into the department. the air gets lighter because of what she brings with her every day. >> her patients have always known how amazing she is. >> she always has a smile on her face. she is so sweet. her patients absolutely love her. >> reporter: but just last month the rest of the world caught a rare glimpse of just how much caty cares after her twin sister laura posted this photo that went viral on facebook writing, caty just wrapped up her fourth shift in a row. that's around 53 plus hours in four days. she usually doesn't get a chance to eat lunch. she often forgets how to take care of herself. >> she's the one that's there early. she's the nurse that stays late. she is the thursday that helps her co-workers. >> reporter: there is nothing caty won't do to put a smile on someone's face including a full baby shark dance with one of her patients.

>> are you ready? >> caty is just somebody you want to know. somebody you want to be friends with. somebody that makes a difference in your life and she's made a difference in mine and i know she makes a difference in our patients. [ applause ] >> that is caty's amazing story. right now let's go to ginger. >> oh, thank you so much, george. it is monday. that means we are just a few hours from tonight's boy bands versus girl bands episode of "dancing with the stars" so we have an exclusive sneak peek of james van der beek when he's telling his partner emma about a time where he was with the 'nsync guys in 1999 and a bouncer told him bye, bye, bye when he tried to get into a club. >> i was 21 but justin was not and lance was not so i went in with my i.d. and i slipped the i.d. back out so that justening could use it to get in and then slipped it out for a third time soy that lance could use it and the bouncer said i don't think so, james. >> oh, really? >> you can watch james say bye

bye bye tonight on a brand-new episode of "dancing with the stars" at 8:00, >> don't go anywhere. that big surprise is coming at

♪ a lovely day fixes crossed now. everything up and running. back to will reeve with nurse caty nixon and the big surprise. >> we're in place and we got everything bigged out. everything went viral for caty when her sister laura posted a photo about how hard she works so she wanted to surprise her. we are here with all her family and friends.

[ cheers ] we're having a great time. caty seems a little bit overwhelmed. is that true? >> very overwhelmed. >> but you saw what everyone thinks about you. we showed that video to america about how hard you work and why you deserve such a great day. what do you have to say to all these people? >> just thank you isn't enough. i could never express my gratitude to these people. >> that's very sweet and we are all so grateful for you. sister, laura, you said in your original post you thought caty was going to kill you. where do we stand on that now? >> she's probably planning my death. yep. >> let's save it till we're not on live television and, jordan, this is husband jordan here. >> yes, sir. >> why does your wife deserve this? >> i just think she's very dedicated to her craft. she's hard working and sacrifices a lot of time and i can't think of a more deserving person than her so -- >> so we've made your monday hopefully with this surprise but this is not the only surprise. there is a limousine waiting for you outside.

you have the day off. we've gotten it cleared with your bosses somewhere in here. you have the day off and we're going to be sending you to the pavitra organic day spa. a full day spa. yours to keep. the limo is yours to ride in and these people are here for you to celebrate how hard you work and how great you are. >> thank you. >> you feeling good? >> yeah. >> all right. i think we've done it. live tv. lots of fun. >> congratulations, caty. what a great story. let's go outside to ginger. >> you're sweet. thank you. oh, hey, good morning, everybody. hey, i just want to know, let you know there are not just cute dogs dressed up like scooby-doo for just any reason. we are teaming up with warner brothers who brought these furry friends dressed up in the spirit of the classic car stand "scooby-doo" and remembering this groovy man, the mystery machine, well, we are all now doing this because we are getting a first look at the world premiere of the trailer

for the movie "scoob!" and stars will forte and zach and amanda >> about to start, ready? >> popcorn. >> nacho. >> cheese. >> root beer with red lick wish straw. >> right here. maybe it's time we made a new movie. >> good idea be scoob. first we need a trailer. can you do the trailer sky voice. >> let me give it a shot. in a world destroyed by evil discover the epic story of the greatest team of heroes in the history of mystery. not bad. >> nailed it. ♪

>> ah. >> oh. >> hi. >> in mangy stray can coming with me. >> he's not a stray. >> what's his maim. >> it's scooby. >> middle. >> dooby. >> last name. >> doo. ♪ we would always be without you i feel lost at sea ♪ >> i love it. ♪ >> i'll never take it off. ♪ the way we'd be riding free >> maybe don't do that again. ♪ >> i'm fred. this is velma and that's daphne. >> hey, i'm shaggy and this is scooby-doo. >> nice to meet you. >> trick-or-treat. >> aaagh!

>> yikes. >> oh, no. >> whoa, whoa, shaggy and scooby were taken? >> uh-huh. >> do you realize where we are? >> no. >> look around, man. the clean, modern aesthetic, the cool blue color palette. >> in ikea. >> did you say ikea. >> no, i said falcon terry just like you. >> maybe this can lead us to scooby and shaggy, trace amounts of mustache oil, 12-year-old scotch. >> is the bad guy my dad?

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>> announcer: wednesday -- ♪ what you see is what you get. >> announcer: it's luke combs kicking it off from nashville. now, this is going to be good. luke combs wednesday only on "good morning america" presented by walmart. "good morning america" is sponsored by a2 milk with the natural a2 protein. love milk again. [ applause ] >> and we are back now with writer, director, producer, judd apatow, the man behind "freaks and geeks," "40-year-old virgin." "knocked up" just to name a few. new project near and dear to his heart that honors his longtime

mentor called "it's garry shandling's book" and we welcome you, judd. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> like you i'm a giant fan of garry shandling. three years it's been since he passed away. >> yes, yes. >> amazing. starred in "the larry sanders show." gave you one of the first breaks. what is your favorite personal memory of garry and why did you feel like you needed to share it with everybody. >> we had a psychic on the larry sanders show like a guest and the psychic said to me you're going to direct soon and then like two weeks later garry walked in my office and said you're directing the next one and that was the big break of my career was garry asking me to direct the show. so believe in psychics. >> i don't know about that advice. [ applause ] so an amazing mentor and friend awe put the book together and came across all these -- it's sort of like a scrapbook and came across this stuff in kind

of a cool way. >> well, after he passed, you know, we had to go through all of his things and i thought he wasn't sentimental and didn't save anything because there was nothing out in his house and i would open closets and it would be filled with boxes and he saved everything. >> wow. >> so there were no pictures like of his family around and you open a box and there would be like 600 pictures of his family. >> so nice. and sharing that with everybody who gets to see these stories but you got to know him in a really personal way. a lot of comedians say he is one of the greats. >> yes. [ applause ] >> what was it about him? such a comedian's comedian. >> he was just a very soulful person. he was really neurotic but was trying so hard to drop it so like "the larry sanders show" is about a guy who has a giant ego and i think garry hate tlad part so created a show about people would were obsessed with fame. >> there is a quote in the book

where he says, quote, maybe comedy is a gift you give to people. this is to this point. maybe comedy is a gift you give to people to help them through this impossible life with no intention of getting anything in return and he graciously helped you as some of the funniest moments in one of your funniest films, "the 40-year-old virgin." tell us about that. [ applause ] >> well, he -- i had him read the script and he said, you know, judd, at the end you have to show them do it and i was like, i don't think i can and he's like, no, you have to because you have to show that they're in love and because they're in love it's better than when their friends do it so you have to show it. i don't think i can show it and then one day steve carell said, well, maybe at the end i just sing a song and that's how you know and it was all because garry was bothering us to figure it out. >> so he guided you in some pivotal moments of your life and now look at you. your daughters are both acting. your daughter maude, you were just listing off how many things

she's in. "euphoria." doing so many projects and also said that she wants to be like her dad and direct and write. >> yeah, i'm very -- you know, proud of her. she's on "euphoria" and she plays the good girl and [ laughter ] i was nervous because she left college and then i realized that i had put away $10,000 a year her entire life to pay for college and that by quitting i had made $130,000. [ applause ] >> i didn't know you could get that back. >> it was a big windfall for me. >> so you approve of the career choice. >> yes, it's worked out. >> and irish, your younger one is following in your footsteps. a real family affair. amazing. thank you so much for sharing this book with us. garry shandling is the best and so are you. love your family. "it's garry shandling's book," it comes out tomorrow, everybody. and thank you so much for joining us. we wish you a wonderful monday. have a great day.

. good morning, everyone. here's mike nicco with our forecast. >> thank you. hi, everybody. our thickest fog is highly centralized around sfo. that's about it. you can see everything else hazy and sunny for this veteran's day. highs near 70 to 80 today. little bit warm rer than average. if going to the game, 70 at kickoff, 60 by the end or just watch it here on nbc 7. >> thank you. good morning. i want to give a good update on the sg alert we were following. we have gotten the all clear on that situation because we know some serious injury wrss were r reported today. this is eastbound 580. looking good there. speeds are are good as well h morning and look atur drive

times. ering everything in green. >> thank you. it's full-time thyme now for >> ryan: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, academy award winner, helen mirren. from the new movie, "holiday in the wild," kristin