good morning, america. as we join you on this friday avhring a nasty ath outo mils.ea overnight hailstorms and icy roads causing a 50-car pileup up west. number of americans get ready to travel. rob has the latest track and timing. warning to the white house. on the final day of hearings, the russian expert who sounds the alarm testifying that the president and his allies are pushing conspiracy theories straight from putin's playbook. >> the cost of this investigation i would ask that you please not promote publicity divisive falsehoods. >> all of this as president trump rallies republicans for the next phase of the impeachment showdown. protecting the professor. outrage growing after a major university refuses to fire a

teacher accused of sending racist, sexist and homophobic tweets claiming he's protected by the first amendment. now he's speaking out on "gma." vacation nightmare. an american couple claims tetheir ght bd rit gainst theit why the company is putting an end to their famous fashion show. meet the cybertruck. overnight tesla unveiling their new bulletproof electric pickup. but the moment their demonstration goes wrong twice. black friday frenzy. the deals that just dropped at midnight, a week ahead of the shopping holiday. how to know what you should buy right now. ♪ alone on christmas day ♪ presents good morning, america. hope you're well this friday morning. you can feel the holiday season starting. >> do you want to, though? christmas? >> let's get through thanksgiving first. >> yes. we are going to begin with that nasty weather moving coast to coast right now, powerful storms packing heavy rain, snow

and ice, and take a look. more than 50 cars caught in a pileup overnight in colorado. >> those storms are moving right into, yes, the holiday week and rob is starting us off with the latest. everybody wants to know the path and timing of this. >> very active pattern shaping up, t.j., and this is that scene outside of denver, along i-25, 50-car pileup, a mixture of freezing rain and snow and injuries with this but nothing life-threatening thank goodness. a lot starting their holiday travel and this storm in the west will be move towards the east quite rapidly over the weekend so let's zoom into what's happening in the northeast where it will ramp up come sunday so with this will be a lot of heavy rain across the southeast, mid-atlantic as well, come sunday we're looking at heavy rain along the i-95 corridor. if you are traveling up 87, i think you'll turn into mountain snow in the catskills and berkshires maybe accumulating in the green and white mountains of interior new england but heavy rain from new york up through new haven and boston sunday.

we look ahead towards next week, an active pattern is developing. whenever you get the jet stream to dip down like it does here in the west, and snow and another storm thanksgiving day in the middle of the country, and this one heads towards the northeast by sunday. very active. george, over to you. >> thanks, rob. to washington now and the latest on the impeachment showdown as it braces for a likely trial one of the most compelling witnesses yet closed out two weeks of marathon hearings. fiona hill slammed the president's pressure campaign on ukraine saying she predicted this is going to blow up. senior congressional correspondent mary bruce is tracking it all from capitol hill. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, fiona hill said it was her moral obligation to come before congress, and in blunt testimony she detailed how the president and his allies have undercut official foreign policy and warned that they are being driven by conspiracy theories pushed by the russians. it was a dramatic end here to three days of high-stakes hearings. the week's final witness, fiona hill, a former russia expert on the national security council came to congress with a stark

warning for republicans. >> some of you on this committee appear to believe that russia and its security services did not conduct a campaign against our country and that perhaps somehow for some reason ukraine did. this is a fictional narrative that is being perpetrated and propagated by the russian security services themselves. i would ask that you please not promote political divisive falsehoods to promote russian interests. >> reporter: hill said trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani was selling conspiracy theories straight from putin's playbook and that trump was buying it. >> is it your understanding president trump disregard the advice of his senior officials about this theory and instead listened to rudy giuliani's view? >> that appears to be the case, yes. >> reporter: hill detailed two competing channels of foreign policy that were often directly at odds. republicans pressing her on a tense moment she had with the point man in ukraine, the eu ambassador, gordon sondland.

>> i was upset with him that he wasn't fully telling us about all the meetings he was having, and he said, but i'm briefing the president. i'm briefing chief of staff mulvaney. i'm briefing secretary pompeo, and i've talked to ambassador bolton. he was being involved in a domestic political errand, and we were being involved in national security foreign policy, and those two things had just diverged. >> reporter: hill explained how that domestic political errand later turned into a quid pro quo, that sondland explained the ukrainians would only get a coveted meeting with the president if they announced the investigations trump was demanding. also testifying, david holmes, an american diplomat in ukraine. he says he overheard the president himself on a phone call with sondland discussing the ukrainian president. >> i then heard president trump ask, so he's going to do the investigations? ambassador sondland said, he's going to do it. i have a clear recollection these statements were made. >> reporter: republicans tried to attack hill's credibility. >> dr. hill, you have provided me probably the greatest piece of evidence that's before us to

illustrate the problem with hearsay. >> reporter: but hill pushed back. >> i talked about things i heard with my own ears, what we heard, saw and did and to be of some help to all of you in really making a momentous decision here. >> reporter: after more than 30 hours of public hearings the president's allies say the impeachment inquiry is nothing more than a sham. >> i think the american people see through it. they see that the facts are on the president's side and know this process has been entirely unfair. >> reporter: democrats say the evidence is clear. the president abused his power. >> there is nothing more dangerous than an unethical president who believes they are above the law. we are better than that. >> reporter: now while the hearings were wrapping up over at the white house, they are trying to keep republicans in line and strategize what comes next. the president yesterday met with key republicans including senator mitt romney who has been one of his fiercest critics and later white house officials sat down with other republicans

trying to come up with a game plan to tackle what they believe is a near certain trial in the senate. >> so, mary, let's look at what comes next. it appears the intelligence committee is done and they're not going to call anybody else most likely. this will go to the house judiciary committee. they'll draft up the articles of impeachment after they get a report from the intelligence committee. that goes to the house floor. they're still hoping by the end of the year to vote on impeachment and then comes the senate trial you were talking about, so take us inside the talks between the white house and republicans on how they're thinking about this, how they plan to go forward with the trial. >> reporter: well, george, there does seem to be a little bit of a dispute here. republicans seem divided over the best strategy particularly when it comes to timing. some are advocating for a short trial, perhaps as short as two weeks. the argument there is they're trying to limit the time and may also limit the political damage to the president while others are pushing for a longer, more drawn out process that would give some of these key moderate republicans a chance to show voters that they are taking this

seriously and, george, a longer process could put those senate democrats in a tricky position, those who are running for president, because it could come up against those first early contests. >> the president is torn between wanting this over and wanting to have a full defense mounted by those senators. okay, mary, thanks very much. cecilia. there are also new developments in the race for the white house this morning. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg has just taken a major step toward running for the democratic presidential nomination. linsey davis has more from the bloomberg tower here in midtown manhattan. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, cecilia. okay, so here's the big announcement. the headline basically is that michael bloomberg is officially dipping his toe into the presidential waters. this is just a procedural move and not at all an official announcement, but by filing paperwork with the federal election commission, it officially declares the former new york mayor a candidate for president of the united states and it allows him to raise money for a run for the white house but bloomberg's people are telling abc news this is just one step, not a final decision to run. now, that said, bloomberg has

also filed to appear on the ballot in five states and is spending more than $100 million on ads and voter registration efforts in key states. now, this all reportedly propelled by the billionaire's concerns about if the current front-runners could actually defeat president trump. now, a little bit of trivia for you this morning, i'm sure george already knows this off the top of his head but the last time that this apparent strategy actually worked as far as bypassing the early contests and going on to nab the nomination, 1968 with hubert humphrey. george. >> i hadn't had that at the top of my head. i'm glad you reminded me, linsey. thanks very much. >> no? >> thank you, linsey. we go overseas to israel where prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been indicted facing bribery and fraud charges. he's trying to hold onto his job facing a coup attempt, and james longman has the latest from london. good morning, james. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. one of america's closest allies has been thrown into turmoil. israeli prime minister benjamin

netanyahu has been formally charged with bribery, fraud and breach of trust. he is the first ever sitting israeli prime minister to face such charges and the list of alleged wrongdoing is long and colorful. pink champagne and cigars offered to him by a wealthy friend in return for political favors and a quid pro quo relationship with a telecom tycoon in rieturn for a favorabe news conference. he's vowed to stay in office using perhaps the language of his close ally, donald trump, he's called the investigation a witch-hunt but the corruption allegations against him have bubbled for months and the country's attorney general says the ruling shows no one is above the law. t.j.? >> james, thank you so much. now we turn to a scare on a crowded passenger jet. an international flight forced to make an emergency landing just after takeoff because flames were shooting out of an engine. david kerley has the details. >> reporter: it's the terrifying moment this little girl and her family on board a boeing jet heading from l.a. to the philippines hears the loud bangs.

flames were erupting from the engine, all caught on camera. >> mayday, mayday, philippine, 113, we have an engine surge on the right engine, requesting immediate re-landing. >> reporter: people on the ground catching the dramatic moments as well. >> philippine 113, say the nature of the emergency please. >> right engine. >> reporter: passengers say the engine had bursts of flames on and off for 15 minutes before the airlines landon safely back at l.a.x. 45 minutes after takeoff. firefighters there to meet the plane on the runway. >> i was praying. i was panicking. >> reporter: the problem, this was a compressor stall. it's when the engine essentially backfires like a car. while it's not uncommon, it can be a harrowing experience for everyone on board. very frightening. philippine airlines did not have a replacement aircraft so it tried to book passengers on

other airlines. some stayed in hotels and hope to get to manila today. the controversy over a college professor accused of sending racist and sexist tweets but allowed to keep his job because indiana university says he's protected by the first amendment. diane macedo has the story. >> reporter: this morning, an indiana university professor is facing backlash, accused of sharing racist, sexist and homophobic posts on social media. earlier this month business professor eric rasmusen shared an article on twitter arguing women may be destroying academia and quoted the article, writing in part, geniuses are overwhelmingly male. >> i leaked to an article saying that women were hurting academia but i wasn't saying i agreed with that article. >> reporter: the tweet went viral and the university was inundated with demands that he be removed. >> for professors to have those views and say them so publicly is really kind of disheartening and very, very disappointing.

>> reporter: the school's provost says rasmusen who's been teaching there since 1992 and has tenure has pushed bigoted views on social media for years including women do not belong in the workplace, that gay men should not be permitted in academia because they're promiscuous and that black students are generally inferior academically to white students. she also says he will not be fired. >> we're a public institution and unlike private employers, we're bound by the first amendment of the constitution. >> reporter: but rasmusen is now speaking out saying his views are being misrepresented and his critics are overreacting. >> if they're offended, that's their problem. basically i listen to arguments about why they disagree with me but just saying i'm offended doesn't impress me. >> reporter: the university says students will be given options to avoid his class and processes will be put in place to ensure there's no bias in his grading. the professor says he's viewing the whole thing as a learning experience. >> for a lot of people. >> thanks, diane. we'll turn to the growing crisis over prince andrew. one of his alleged victims speaking out overnight after, of course, that announcement that

he is stepping back from public duties as the firestorm grows over his relationship with sex offender jeffrey epstein. maggie rulli has the latest from buckingham palace. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. this decision is unprecedented. there's no rulebook for how the royal family is supposed to respond. right now they are simply on damage control. it has been all hands on deck here at buckingham palace. overnight prince andrew spotted leaving buckingham palace. earlier in the day the queen's second son waving at cameras seen publicly for the first time since announcing he's stepping back from his royal duties following what's widely been described as a disastrous interview about his relationship with former friend and convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. >> you were staying at the house -- >> yes. >> -- of a convicted sex offender. >> it was a convenient place to stay. >> reporter: the royal family having what british papers are calling a crisis summit thursday. andrew's ex-wife sarah ferguson seen driving into the palace as well. >> we are now seeing the royal family hold meetings, hold discussions.

there's going to be a lot of discussions that have to take place to work out how to move forward. >> reporter: andrew is now reportedly backing out of a planned work trip to bahrain this weekend as charities and businesses continue to distance themselves from the royal. overnight one of epstein's accusers, virginia giuffre who claimed in past court filings that ghislaine maxwell recruited her when she was just 16 and groomed her to have sex with several of epstein's powerful friends including prince andrew, reacting to the news. her attorney telling abc news, prince andrew's recent interview and his subsequent action to withdraw from public life is welcomed news. however, going on to say, more needs to be done due to what they call his central role in devastating the lives of countless women. andrew who says he has no recollection of having ever met giuffre and categorically denies her allegations. andrew and maxwell both deny all of giuffre's allegations. both have not been charged with a crime. andrew says he has no

recollection of even meeting her but, guys, here in the uk public opinion has definitely turned against andrew and now the palace is left trying to keep up the reputation of the monarchy. t.j. >> thank you so much. we want to turn to a new tesla truck breaking the internet. elon musk debuted the bulletproof electric cybertruck overnight. our rebecca jarvis is here. rebecca, i was just thinking the other day i need a bulletproof vehicle but this announcement didn't exactly go the way it was supposed to. >> i hope you don't need that. this is classic elon musk. tesla's new cybertruck designed to look different than everything else on the road and an unveiling unlike any other. he loves to do the unexpected and this shattered expectations. >> so i present to you the cybertruck. >> reporter: overnight tesla's ceo elon musk unveiling the company's highly anticipated all new electric pickup. the cybertruck. starting at $39,900, it can outrace a porsche.

immediately gaining attention online for its radical metallic look. >> doesn't look like anything else. >> reporter: on twitter users writing, finally, elon musk made the car i always drew when i was 5. another writing, it immediately reminded me of the homer simpson car and i can't believe that this isn't an april fools' joke. and the truck didn't look much better after this happened during a demonstration of its supposedly unbreakable windows. >> oh, my. well -- >> let's try the right. >> try that? >> sure. >> oh, man. >> it didn't go through. >> reporter: musk tried to brush the gaffe off. >> fix it in post. >> so you can look at this a few different ways. yes, things didn't go exactly as planned but the amount of attention the cybertruck is now getting, how many millions more people have seen this pickup because of that gaffe. there's this funny point where

he said we're giving test rides just be mindful of the glass. >> millions more saw it and confirmed they don't want it. >> thanks. 'rfoowg a lot of other stories this morning. next, the victoria's secret shakeup. why the company is killing that famous runway show. the couple who says they're being held against their will in a mexican hospital after a medical emergency on a cruise. they are speaking out this morning. first, let's go back to rob. this is not snow. this is hail. even a double rainbow there but the kids, don't tell them. they took the sleds out and said this doesn't snow in phoenix but this is close enough. time for your weekend getaways brought to you by carmax.

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♪ into the unknown ♪ into the unknown welcome back to "gma." it is time to go into the unknown. that's right. "frozen ii" hitting theaters overnight and fans are so excited and we get to celebrate with one of the stars this morning, kristoff himself, jonathan groff is here live. >> looking forward to that. he is coming up. we have headlines we're following as well, including those new storms moving from coast to coast threatening holiday travel as a record number of people prepare to hit the road and the skies. overnight more than 50 cars were caught in a nasty pileup in colorado. and the indefinite suspension for myles garrett is being upheld. garrett was suspended for this helmet hit you see right there. during his appeal hearing he alleged he was reacting to a racial slur from steelers quarterback mason rudolph. rudolph denies the allegation.

also i want you to take a look, a live look at the holiday windows are up, and overnight some black friday bargains dropped early. i haven't bought my thanksgiving turkey and they're doing this to us. do you go ahead and buy or do you wait? we should know that answer because we ask it every year but we're going to ask it again. [ laughter ] we should know but we're going to answer that for you, when you should buy. we've got another one for you here. that victoria's secret shake-up, it is the end of an era. the famous fashion show officially canceled. their parent company says the brand must evolve as society's views on beauty have become more inclusive, and paula faris has all the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. the show has been a mainstay in our society for years, featuring virtually every top model and big musical acts like taylor swift and lady gaga, but the plug is pulled on the victoria's secret fashi show ashe faces a myriad of issues. it's the iconic runway show baring angels and a lot of skin. ♪ take me to church

launching in 1995 it helped kick off the careers of fashion powerhouses like heidi klum and tyra banks, but after two decades, the victoria's secret fashion show is over. the brand's parent company pulling the plug on the televised annual event according to "forbes" during an earnings call. the company saying they plan to evolve the messaging and cut back on costly marketing events. over the years, the brand has been under an increasing amount of scrutiny for their lack of inclusivity with former angels, citing flaws within the company. last year supermodel karlie kloss telling "vogue," i didn't feel it was an image that was truly reflective of who i am and the kind of message i want to send to young women around the world about what it means to be beautiful. and just last week, former angel bella hadid saying she felt the most confident during rihanna's fenty show. >> when i first did fenty, i was doing other -- there's other

lingerie shows and i never felt powerful on a runway like in my underwear. >> reporter: the elle brand senior level executives have been under fire. the ceo facing an onslaught of criticism for his relationship with sex offender jeffrey epstein. later saying he was, quote, embarrassed and deceived and adding, my trust in him was grossly misplaced. and former senior executive ed razek explaining why trans women are not on the angel roster, telling "vogue," it's, like, why doesn't your show do this? shouldn't you have transsexuals in the show? no, no i don't think we should. well, why not? because the show is a fantasy. he added that the reason the brand doesn't endorse plus size models either is because, quote, we attempted to do a television special for plus sizes in 2000. no one had any interest in it. still don't. he later apologized calling his comments insensitive. >> the victoria's secret fashion

beauty, and a lot of other brands in the marketplace right now aren't doing that, and they are having ad campaigns that don't show photoshopped models or that have plus sized models. >> ratings for the show have plummeted as well. last year's were the lowest since they started televising it and the company's sales also struggling, almost 40 stores closed this year alone. customers are turning to other brands that seem to resonate with them. it's not that customers aren't buying these products anymore. it's just they're not buying from victoria's secret anymore. >> thanks, paula. we turn now to an american couple fighting to get back home. they say they're being held hostage in mexico in, of all places, a hospital. our will reeve here with us now and say they're not able to pay the bill and the hospital not letting them go. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, t.j. stephen johnson and tori austin were on a cruise vacation off the coast of mexico when stephen had a medical emergency. doctors saved his life but now the couple says they have got this huge bill and the hospital

won't let them leave. this morning, an american couple says they're trapped in a mexican hospital, being held against their will over an unpaid medical bill. >> they locked the windows so we couldn't open up the windows and so far we just can't leave until this $14,000 bill is paid. >> reporter: stephen johnson and fiancee tori austin say they were vacationing on a carnival cruise when just two days after the start of the cruise, stephen needed medical attention. >> he was diagnosed with diabetes, pancreatitis and an acute kidney infection. at that time his blood sugar was at a 900. >> reporter: on board the ship the couple says they received excellent care, but his condition was serious. officials told them that once they docked in the mexican city of progresso stephen would need be to taken to the hospital. after spending three days in intensive care, the couple says they were slapped with a $14,000 bill and allege the hospital won't let them leave until they

pay. >> the plan is to pay the bill. it's not to skip out on the bill. you know, they saved his life. his life is more than $14,000. >> reporter: tori says she offered to pay $7,000 up front and then work out an installment plan to pay the rest when they got back home to atlanta. >> the bleeding, this is one of the areas i was attacked. >> reporter: the couple claims johnson was injured when hospital administrators physically kept them from walking out of the building. >> we tried to leave tuesday but we were physically assaulted by the administrative staff. they physically were pushing on him. >> reporter: abc news reached out to the hospital and has yet to receive a response. the couple has been in contact with u.s. officials who could only give them a list of lawyers. carnival says they are not in a position to comment on personal matters related to passenger health or financial arrangements regarding treatment but that their care team is providing support. probably also pays to get that

health insurance, travel protection. >> never heard of such -- >> wild story. >> thank you. we're going to turn to the "20/20" exclusive. natalee holloway's mother back on the island where she disappeared 15 years ago. deborah roberts is here with what she learned. good morning. >> good morning, george. so many of us remember this story. beth holloway has lived every parent's worst nightmare. the disappearance of her teen daughter and the wrenching realization that she may never know what happened to her. it's a journey she hasn't much wanted to revisit until now. beth holloway stands on the shores of aruba. it looks like paradise, but this is where her world fell apart. abc news has brought her back to the island. >> this is where natalee's life ended but this was not her life. >> reporter: nearly 15 years after her daughter natalee disappeared while on a senior class trip back in 2005. >> i helped her get her bag out of the car and kissed her good-bye. never could i have imagined.

>> reporter: within 24 hours of her daughter's disappearance beth was retracing natalee's footsteps finding surveillance tape of her and a local teen named joran van der sloot. when questioned, he admitted they made out but said he left her at her hotel. >> he says that she got out of the car, and that she stumbled and she hit her head, and two security guards helped natalee up, and he says those are the last two people that he left natalee with. >> reporter: but that is far from the last version of the story that joran tells. in 2006 he sat down with abc. >> do you remember the last time you saw her? >> yeah, the last time i saw her, she was sitting in -- on the sand by the ocean. >> did you kill natalee holloway? >> no. >> reporter: joran making claims caught on hidden camera and seen on dutch tv, saying that during a romantic encounter, holloway suffered a seizure and, quote, suddenly she wasn't moving

anymore. van der sloot never faced charges for natalee holloway's disappearance, yet five years to the day an alabama teen disappeared, a different young woman goes missing, and then -- >> joran van der sloot, once suspected in the disappearance of natalee holloway in aruba is being sought as a suspect in the death of a woman in peru. >> reporter: stephany flores had been found dead in his hotel room. his fingerprints all over. the two of them seen on surveillance tape. joran pleads guilty and is sentenced to 28 years. oddly, he seems to be thriving there marrying and even having a daughter. with joran behind bars beth seems to have found some peace. back in aruba this summer she goes back to joran's house to see if she can talk to his mother. >> i met with anita early on in 2005. i just wondered what her take on him is now. >> reporter: before long, police show up. >> just trying to find out --

just kind of circling back. well, just respect that. >> reporter: beth was desperately hoping for healing mother to mother. her heartbreak spans the globe. tonight on "20/20," we're going to take you inside that prison where the man she believes killed her daughter remains, and we will tell you, guys, tonight, about whether beth might actually be able to find justice here. will she ever face joran van der sloot here in a courtroom in the united states? you'll get that answer tonight. >> all coming up on "20/20." thank you, deborah. that's at 9:00/8:00 central here on abc. black friday bargains. should you buy now or wait. becky worley is live macy's with the answers. the answers. ♪

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buy now, don't wait. black friday deals now. what gives? >> i think it's all about competition between these companies and trying to outdo >> reporter: because the time between thanksgiving and black friday is compressed, retailers are pushing up their time lines. take these beats headphones from best buy, normally $349. they dropped to $199 the first week of november. they went back up to $349 last week, and now they've dropped again to $209. >> these pre-black friday sales are temporary and what they're meant to do is to set the tone and to whet your appetite. >> reporter: that means discounts will get deeper. adobe analyzes price data over this month and see gradual drops the first two weeks of november and right about now we see even bigger discounts. but this is important, the lowest prices are still predicted on thanksgiving, black friday and cyber monday. the website camelcamelcamel.com is a sure way to find if a price

on a product has been lower in the past, and if it has been, it will probably hit that number again on black friday. now, keep in mind if you decide to wait for the historical low price, cyber monday is your drop dead deadline and one other reason we're seeing these buy now buttons everywhere is that editorial sites are making money through affiliate links and that means where in the past they may have said wait till thursday, wait till cyber monday, now they have that buy now button and want to you buy immediately. more reason why consumers need to be aware, guys. >> becky, this is your super bowl. get it. >> i'm ready. >> thank you. coming up here our "play of the day" and an a, b, c remix. an a., b., c. remix. check this out. it let's you stop and start things with you hand.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. holiday travel threat. overnight severe storms bring hail, snow and icy roads as a record number of americans get ready to travel. we're tracking the latest. heartbreaking revelation. james van der beek's wife now opening up about her recent miscarriage revealed on "dancing with the stars." she's now saying she almost lost her life. new this morning, the new investigation that found some real estate agents discriminating against minority buyers. the alarming hidden camera videos -- >> that means i can't go out to see anything. >> reporter: -- and what lawmakers are trying to do to stop it. the right fit. this morning we're shopping for the perfect sports bra. how to find the best style and support for your body and your workout. ♪ let it go let it go. "frozen ii" star, jonathan groff, is here live. the day the highly anticipated sequel drops as we say, good

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and democrats in the house are still hoping to have a vote on impeachment before the end of the year. the white house and top officials have been huddling with senate republicans to try and come up with a game plan for a trial in the senate. george. >> mary bruce, thanks very much. coming up, revealing instn.what hidden cameras caugh estate agents doing. and we've got the right fit. becky worley is on the case showing us how to find the perfect sports bra. and lara is upstairs. >> i sure am and we're celebrating friendsgiving. this guy, "bon appetit's" adam rapoport with these test chefs busy with tips for us, and for your party, and we have a fabulous audience. all friends today. "good morning america" is coming right back. don't go anywhere. ♪ i made it "gma's" morning menu sponsored by u.s. bank. nu sponsored by u.s. bank. ♪ i made it i made it ♪ i made it i made it i can do? advisor: [phone call] yeah, it's what we've been planning for. thank you.

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[ cheers and applause ] welcome back to "gma." welcome to our great audience here this friday morning. [ cheers and applause ] it looks like a thanksgiving cocktail lounge this morning. little tables and, tory, check out "gma" tomorrow. all the ways we have an instagram ready thanksgiving spread and right now lara has "pop news." good morning to you guys. good morning to you all. we'll begin this morning with music news. coldplay announcing overnight that even though they have a brand-new album out they are not going to tour any time soon. that is -- i like this, though -- until they can find an environmentally friendly way to do so. they are making a statement here. martin saying it would be their dream to host a solar powered show with no single use plastic

sold or even allowed in the venue. until they figure out how to make that happen, the band is putting on an unprecedented livestream event from aman, jordan, at sunrise and at sunset, mirroring the two halves of the band's album cover. it's called "everyday life" available today. selena gomez also in the news. just last month you might remember she surprised fans when she dropped two new singles, "lose you to love me," a great new song, and "look at her now." now she's announcing she's dropping the whole album january 10 -- write it down -- 2020. she wrote on instagram, this album is my diary from the past few years. i can't wait for you to hear it. i'm sure there are some people that don't want you to hear it. >> yeah. >> this is selena's second solo album. if you can't wait to january to hear her music we've got great news for you right now, selena will perform live at the

american music awards sunday night right here on abc. [ applause ] and finally, this morning, forget the chicken. why did the cow, the donkey and the camel cross the road? >> why? >> thank you. that is what police in goddard, kansas are trying to find out. look at the picture they took. >> wow. >> they're asking residents, posting the picture on facebook in hopes of finding the four-legged trio's owners and wrote, does anyone know the owners of these three friends traveling together? if we cannot locate the owner, we may be halfway towards a live nativity scene. >> seriously. >> great sense of humor but in a christmas miracle the owner has been found. all three friends are safe and sound and, yes, they did -- [ applause ] >> they were together. >> they did live together. they were just out on a joyride to to speak. >> thank you, lara. we move to our "gma" cover story. james van der beek's wife is speaking out after the couple

shared her recent miscarriage on "dancing with the stars." kimberly is revealing ho it was saying she nearly died and abc's paula faris has the story. >> reporter: this morning, kimberly van der beek revealing harrowing new details about her most recent miscarriage that left her almost on the brink of death. >> in, you know, 48 hours we lost our baby boy and i almost lost my life. >> reporter: kimberly saying on instagram she's now returning to health but the miscarriage has left her weak. >> i'm healing. i'm definitely healing. just taking it super easy, trying to restore and build my blood. >> reporter: she's the wife of actor james van der beek who opened up with this heart-rending revelation on monday night's "dancing with the stars." that night a tearful james expressing his anguish in the ballroom. the couple who are already parents to five children have been through several

miscarriages before. james saying back in october, miscarriage, a word that needs a replacement, nobody failed to carry, these things sometimes happen is something that people rarely talk about and often go through in secret. there needs to be zero shame around it or around giving yourself the time and space to grieve. >> dr. ashton joins us now. one of the details there, she was actually due in april. relatively late for a miscarriage. >> yeah, it is, but first of all, that's a lay term. that's not the medical term. the medical term is spontaneous abortion meaning the pregnancy just ended and can happen in any trimester, much more common in the first. it's estimated that as many as one in four pregnancies can end this way. but it is -- it's a major loss and as we're hearing it absolutely can be a life-threatening emergency. >> that hemorrhage was serious. how long does it take for the blood it build back up? >> with each advancing trimester there is more blood flow so the risk of hemorrhage goes up depending upon whether or not

has gotten a blood transfusion, if you lose a liter of blood as an adult woman that's considered a postpartum hemorrhage. and whether you get transfused or not will determine how quickly you feel better. if you don't and you're left still profoundly anemic it can take two to six weeks for your body to remake new red blood cells. >> one aspect of feeling better. how about the emotional aspect? >> that's the hardest part, george. there is no question. we hear this over and over again but it cannot be talked about enough. this is a major loss for both partners. the grief can be profound. i think people need to know it's nothing they did or didn't do. it's no one's fault. they're not alone. plenty of people know exactly what they're going through and the emotional part is actually more difficult to heal than the physical. >> important reminder. thanks very much. over to t.j. and cecilia. >> thanks so much. we turn to a pretty stunning undercover investigation that reveals racial discrimination in real estate and this was caught on camera. >> this is a really important one. the new york newspaper "newsday"

discovering some minority home buyers received unequal treatment and zachary kiesch has more on this. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, cecilia. good morning to you as well. the only color that should matter when buying a house is green, right? do you have the money? but this comprehensive investigation using 25 undercover mock homebuyers was done in an attempt to better understand whether race matters when it comes to potential options homebuyers are getting and the treatment they're given. an undercover investigation by "newsday" found buying a new home may pose a risk of discrimination for nonwhite home buyers in some new york suburbs. >> the risks to african-americans in particular of suffering potential discrimination was about 50/50. >> reporter: reporters working in conjunction with fair housing experts for more than three years, 240 hours of recordings of more than 80 real estate agents. the testers of different races posing as first time home buyers.

one "newsday" tester secretly recorded this real estate agent praising a predominantly minority community when speaking with a black buyer. >> every time i get a new listing in brentwood or new client, i get excited because they're the nicest people. >> reporter: the paper says the agent sent the black buyer numerous listings in brentwood but when a white buyer asked to see homes there, the agent warned him to look into the area's gang violence and never sent him any listings. >> the agent in that situation is obligated to give the same information to both sides for the test. the warning about gangs did not come with the black tester and that's troubling because it should be equal. >> reporter: "newsday" also says its investigation showed evidence of some real estate agents holding minority buyers to stricter financial standards. >> what is your availability? when can you start looking at houses? >> reporter: taking some white testers to see homes without proof of mortgage preapproval but refusing to do the same for

some minorities. >> that means i can't go out to see anything? >> i won't do it. i can try another person, but i don't have the time to do that. >> what we saw from the "newsday" investigation is not unique to long island. it's the kind of practices that we see all across the country. and to realize that we still have this level of discrimination, it's very hurtful. >> in addition to the "newsday" investigation, there are multiple probes into housing discrimination issues happening on long island by new york lawmakers and, you know, as she pointed out there, while this might be the latest iteration, there is a long history of housing discrimination. >> not isolated. what an investigation. zachary, good to see you this morning. cecilia. we'll switch gears to our series, the right fit, where we help you find clothes that look and feel your best. this morning it is all about sports bras, something our becky worley is very passionate about. she helped two women with two

very different fit issues. take a look. >> reporter: whether you spin, cross-train or run, this simple piece of apparel can make the difference between failure and success. amy finn is a new mom who's running half marathons and says she has to wear two sports bras. so you wear both of these at the same time? >> yes. to stop the bounce. >> to stop the bounce. >> reporter: aretha hampton, a kickboxer, says her sports bra is critical for performance. >> i'm overcompensating for a heavy chest. my back starts to hurt. >> reporter: to find the right fit for these women we head to title nine, a women's clothing website that specializes in sports bras. in fact, molly here is their bra-vangelist. yeah, that's a thing. we start with amy. she's not even sure of her size. >> women's breast size changes nine times over the course of their lifetime. >> reporter: so first tip, get measured regularly. amy's old bras were elasticized

pullovers so right away she gets in an adjustable clasp bra. she tries a few. this is too tight, cutting in. >> you want to breathe and usually say two fingers. you can fit two fingers underneath the band. >> reporter: this one she loves. >> i feel nothing is moving but it's quite comfortable. not too tight. it just fits me quite nicely. >> reporter: now aretha. the main problem with her old bras was overspill. >> i notice right here that aretha is coming out of the bra. >> reporter: this first title nine bra with an underwire addresses that. >> i love it. >> does it feel right? >> it feels awesome. they're high. >> i like that we're getting that side boob back in there and then we have nice, wide straps. >> reporter: for high impact sports she asks for even more support. >> this is actually a sport vest. this is the bra that we call the last resort. >> reporter: whoa. but when aretha gets it on, total lockdown. >> i can feel that it's really holding me down and it's strengthening my core and making my posture straighter. >> reporter: two athletes

feeling fully supported. if you take anything away from this, cecilia, it's that the technology is changed. you don't have to have a meat loaf on your chest when you put a sports bra on. it used to be that way. you look at the ac bra that amy chose. it lifts and separates. then we've got the big house bra here and this gave the coverage that aretha needed. then the last resort bra from title nine is a game changer for some women. look at the back. total lockdown. >> the women in the audience really like that. this is important we're talking about this stuff. you say you have more down here. the right fit for the right workout. you should change your bra depending what you're doing. >> from athleta we have the glory bra which is a high impact bra with underwire. great for lots of bounce control. from nix, the catalyst bra, no underwire but good for high

impact. then you're going to yoga or lululemon has the flow y. like wearing air. you don't need that support. >> i'm sure all the ladies in here know this. these things can be very expensive. what do you know? what can you tell us? the cost and care? >> think about what you pay for your athletic shoes. this is a piece of equipment. this is a little bit of a unicorn shape listed this champion bra as one of their top ten and it's between $14 and $36. >> so like that. all right. thank you, becky. i'm glad we're doing this. we like to work out together. we know this is important. for more on finding the right sports bra for you, go to our website. now over to rob. >> good morning again, cecilia. want to take you across the pond for our "gma" moment. these are some border collies that were braving some of the winds. on the hurricane wind scale you have your category 4, category 5. in this case, you have got your gum flappers. that's oreo, murphy and blue

braving the winds out there. a cool wind and only will get colder the next few days. that's a [ cheers and applause ] it's that time, "deals & steals." with christmas almost a month away it is time to get your shopping going and this lady has got everything you need. it's all about luxury for less today with tory johnson.

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that is taylor swift at the american music awards last year and on sunday night she is going to be named their artist of the decade. that award will be presented by carole king and you can see all of that amazingness right here this sunday at 8:00, 7:00 central on abc. we are excited about that, and we are also excited about this, as we count down to thanksgiving that is just six days away, but who's counting? we are celebrating friendsgiving with our entire audience, "bon appetit's" editor in chief adam rapoport is here. [ applause ] he'll show us how to throw a great party before the holiday. let's break it down. lara is with andy. george is with car da. -- carla. t.j. is with rick and rob is with brad and it smells fantastic. friendsgiving boming really big thing now.

what's the key to hosting this and pulling it off? >> make a plan. make a menu. you don't want three friends up showing up with whipped sweet potatoes. assign dishes. everyone knows what they're bringing. also, this is a time to experiment. you know when you go to mom and dad's, they'll want mom's mashed potatoes and grandma's pie. have fun. this is a dry run for the real thing. every year at real thanksgiving you bring that one dish you know will be a hit and the new thing for the table. >> you said the operative phrase bring the dish. how are you packing it up. >> if you're bringing something to your friendsgiving make sure you're bringing it in the dish you're going to serve it in. you don't want to be that person, hey, do you have a bowl i can borrow? and a serving spoon. you're like, no, i don't. take care of it. also, most importantly, if you're a guest and you want to go home with leftovers, bring your own re-sealable container. i mean, come on. yes. >> bring wine. >> bring wine. when in doubt always bring wine.

that's a given, right? you don't need to pilfer through your friend's cabinets. >> your whole team is there. lara, you'll kick it off. >> we're serving turkey but you got your own twist. >> a few things we want to juicy moist turkey. a barbecue spice rub. >> may i? >> please. >> what am i doing. >> smoked paprika. pink peppercorns. >> yum. >> onion powder. salt. >> i touched the turkey. >> you did? then we're just going to whisk that together then you have your barbecue spice mix. >> love that. so you're doing a dry rub. i'll do a dry sprinkle. >> if you're comfortable i would pat it down. >> she's not comfortable. [ laughter ] >> and once sprinkled let it sit for 24 hours. and after 24 hours it's deeply seasoned and dry run. you let it go for 20 minutes at 425, reduced at 300 then kind of just oil it up.

like this. and you're going to get it nicely browned. [ applause ] and then -- >> i've never heard of adding oil after. >> we go with the oil so it browns it evenly. >> crispy. >> you're gloss it with this glaze of soy sauce, orange peel, rosemary. so it's kind of like fragrant, salty a little tangy. >> we'll have the dry rub and that on our website. smells so good. doesn't it, george? >> yes. we're doing mashed potatoes with carla. how do we get started? >> one thing we did, there are a lot of mashed potato recipes and we want to make it better and roasted our potatoes first. >> used the ricer. >> instead of seasoning the water that -- there you go. instead of seasoning the water that you cook your potatoes in we made this awesome mixture of butter, milk, thyme, lemon, garlic, peppercorn and salt so the potatoes get beautifully

seasoned in that while they're getting -- just dump it in there. yeah. and then we had to guild the lilly a little bit and the thing i love about mashed potatoes how luscious and creamy they are but what's missing is a little something crispy, crunchy and came up with bread crumbs, potato chips and that goats all toasted up and seasoned with paprika. thyme, lemon zest, and when it comes out like this, hit it with a little parsley. >> yeah. >> all right. we goto dressing or stuffing. what is it called. all right. >> stuff. >> we're making dressing today. let's get started here. >> so we're doing a cornbread and corn nut stuffing. >> corn nut. come on now. >> i'm from texas and i feel

like, you know, you need a little more corn flavor and heat from a jalapeno. >> in the stuffing. >> in the stuffing, yeah. i've got some garlic, i've got some herbs. >> controversial over there. >> i know. >> who put me with this weirdo? what are you doing, man? >> i need to you beat some eggs. >> i can handle eggs. >> i'll add some wine to my -- >> now we're good. now we're good. >> we need wine in there. exactly. all right. so this is going to cook down. i added the corn nuts. we'll bloom those and pull out the corn flavor because we need -- this is like, i'm from texas, i like corn, jalapeno, sausage. keep whisking, i'll add this in. >> keep whisking? sorry, man. >> this is a working station. >> sorry, man. >> all right. so, yeah, now we'll add all this in. >> all right. so we've got our toasted cornbread. we've got our sausage. >> yeah. >> so we've got like all of our

>> oh, man. yeah. >> bake that off. >> should we bake this off? >> oven, 350. for 45 minutes covered. >> man. >> we have this. >> that looks amazing. >> all right. >> we've got dessert. >> we move to the next. >> we got to do this. >> i'm here with brad. you know, pumpkin pie alone isn't good enough. >> the best of both worlds, pecan -- rye pumpkin. rye flour in the crust, the butter and then we have a full pumpkin and use libby's. it's awesome. fantastic puree. >> it looks like baby food. >> well, baby food. why don't you mix all these into there. these guys take forever with the stuffing. >> did you just call me a baby? >> into here, sorry. >> that's fine. >> we got warm spices. >> doing great, guy. >> we're killing it. >> warm spices. >> you can add the milk. >> all the sugar. >> yeah. it's not that much. >> it's dessert, you know.

then if you want to just mix that up and then i'm going to work on the pecans real quick. >> don't worry. >> lara, you got me beat so star. -- far. >> toasted pecans and candy them, add sugar, a little bourbon to it and that -- >> bourbon. >> gets them nice and toasty and then, yeah. we mix that all up. we cook them on top of the pie. they come out beautiful. nice glazed like the best part of a pecan pie. >> oh, yeah. >> then we just kind of place them all over here. get our little artistic here. >> do you have to put anything in to make them stick or stuff them in there. >> just do whatever you want, man. >> i can make a face and all that. >> write your name, do whatever you want. [ applause ] >> and you pop that back in the oven when it's all done. bake it 10, 15 more minutes. >> we addressing, pecan or pecan. >> depends where you're from. >> either way it's delicious. how good does that look? >> looks amazing. >> this is staying on this side of the table. as a reminder get all the recipes on our website and,

folks, you're going to be eating, okay? you're going to be eating, and all of this food is a thank you. the thank you goes out to wegman food markets for providing all this stuff for us and the audience will get some grub too so you'll get that and it doesn't always happen. happy friendsgiving, everybody. [ applause ] coming up next, "frozen ii" star jonathan groff is here live. stay it takes a village to raise to build a bridge. to throw a baseball... to throw yourself into the unknown. to lose fear, to create hope. we believe that it takes a village of over 200-thousand

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love this guy. the hottest movie, you know we're talking about "frozen ii" in theaters starting today for the first time in forever we have jonathan groff right here. >> nice. i like what you did there. >> so happy to see you. >> so happy to see you too. >> i met you when you were first in "hamilton." >> in a deli. >> you play king george, stole the show and now here you are again doing it all over again. >> i know. i'm so excited. >> what a great group to be part of and i know you shared your big night with your nieces. >> yes, yes. >> you brought them to the premiere. >> yeah, so we had a premiere in l.a. and i have two nieces, 2 1/2 and 4 1/2 years old. >> you must be a rock star. >> i know, so cute and i was a little nervous because it's a big movie, you know, with big music and big action scenes and they didn't blink through the entire thing. they were like on the edge of their seats, loved every second

of it. >> do they look at you a little differently? >> they don't really get it. >> disconnect because the voice. >> they sort of enjoyed the night generally. it was really my mom who, you know, used to dress me up as mary poppins and cinderella as i a kid and now it's her grandchildren. it was like such an amazing night for the family. >> your mom is so proud of you. i want to show everybody a clip. you're in this. kristoff is getting serious about anna and trying to take the relationship to the next level. take a look. >> listen, ooh. >> did elsa seem weird to you? >> she seemed like elsa. >> hmm. that last word really seemed to throw her. what was it? >> i don't know. i don't know. but, ah -- >> ice? oh, come on. she couldn't act out ice? i better go check on her. thanks, honey. love you. >> love you too.

that's fine. >> kristoff, i like he checked his breath. check, check, check. so in the first "frozen" we barely get to hear that gorgeous voice of yours. in this one you get your own ballad. >> yes. >> and kind of perfectly fit for your love of '80s. >> the two who did the music for this wrote kristoff this epic '80s ballad and the animation that goes with it is like can't wait for everyone to see the movie starting today. >> by the way. >> it's like an '80s music video. it's sort of like kind of for the adults. it's a joke for the adults. the little kids don't really get it. >> living your best animated life. >> i was. a duet with me and my reindeer. >> i think we have it. can we listen to it? >> yeah. bk he80know you're my true noh

in nddi had a performance. you decided it was time to karaoke. >> oh, my god. >> look at you. >> there we are. it was 1:30 in the morning at a gay bar in london, idina did a surprise set. >> oh, my gosh. >> the bar is called heaven and it really was my idea of heaven, yeah. >> i need to be there. >> yeah, it was good. >> josh gad is really bringing it home. >> he really brought the vocal, yeah, he really let it loose. >> speaking of bringing the vocal, there was a duet in "frozen ii," everybody. it was cut. >> yeah. >> with kristen bell however jonathan is going to share with us a couple of lines. >> okay. >> so this is really like behind the scene. >> wow. >> this is like really insider only. >> it's also on the deluxe edition of the album.

>> oh. so it's not that -- >> but i'll premiere it first. i'll give it to you live so that is exclusive. right? [ applause ] we'll do it live. we'll do it live. ♪ i'm gonna get this right, baby ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you in the way you deserve ♪ >> go, jonathan. ♪ i want to be yours, darling but i'm having trouble getting up the nerve ♪ >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ]>>eaanou? this handsome devil. first animated alter ego. you have to see "frozen ii." see jonathan also in "little shop of horrors" off broadway. "frozen ii" in theaters right now. let's do it. rob, over to you. >> you're the best. now to our sponsored segment, subaru share the for every car purchased or leased through january 2nd the company donates $250 to the customer's favorite charity,

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i'm kumasi aaron from "abc7 mornings." this is mike nicco with the forecast. thank you, kumasi. it is hazy and low to mid-60s near the coast and the bay and d higher inland. right now, we have a one on the storm impact scale. the highs in the 70s this weekend and low to mid-50s next week. good morning, everyone. showing off a live look on 880 in oakland. things are moving better than they are usually at t and in san jose and nice and clear and 87 and looking good here. i am so impressed with the ride and quickly, we have the drive and the slowdowns on the highway to san francisco and over to the airport, it is 17 minutes. >> all: road trip! [car engine turning over] [upbeat music] [horn honks] ♪

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