as we join you this tuesday morning, 100 million on alert for a weather triple threat this thanksgiving. powerful storms closing in right now, threatening holiday travel with flooding and more than a foot of snow. already causing chaos on the roads and at the airport, more than 400 flights already canceled. alerts stretching into the east and the big question about the thanksgiving parade. will heavy winds keep those famous balloons on the ground? furious flames. overnight, our team live on the scene as a major wildfire erupts in california exploding into more than 3,000 acres in just hours. choking highways, threatening homes. mandatory evacuations under way. not above the law. the white house takes a blow in court overnight after trying to block key aides from appearing at hearings.

a judge now orders former white house counsel don mcgahn to testify in a scathing judgment. what this could mean for the impeachment investigation. mall chaos. gunfire erupting during holiday shopping, at least two people injured. texting tragedy. the woman convicted of vehicular homicide, texting about dinner plans, rear-ending a car that killed a pedestrian. she faces up to ten years behind bars. beating black friday. how to game your shopping and your credit card to come out debt free. ♪ hey, look, ma, i made it and leaving it all on the dance floor stunning the judges. and the fans going bananas for hannah. the bachelorette and alan sweeping the ballroom crowned the new dancing champs. now all the finalists are here live for our epic after party only on "gma."

>> all: good morning, america. [ cheers ] ♪ you heard them. good morning, america. good morning to the "dancing with the stars" champs and finalists. they flew all night to join us. trophy, and they brought it with them here to times square. we cannot wait to talk to them all about their experience on "dancing with the stars." >> bananas for hannah. we're going to begin with the thanksgiving weather threat. as a record number of people prepare to travel for the holiday, two storms and a new wildfire are causing trouble this morning. take a look at the snow in colorado. hundreds of flights have been canceled, as millions get ready to fly. ginger tracking all the latest. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, george. dozens of states are under some sort of alert from california to new york including nebraska, chicago could have 60-mile-per-hour winds, look at colorado now, a blizzard warning was just put into effect. that will mean to you it's not

the snow but snow blowing so badly it could make it impossible to travel. that's on our map here. winds gusting to 40. denver could end up with 10 inches to 14 inches of snow and that's where we find our clayton sandell just south of denver. >> reporter: you can see, look at all this snow. this has all fallen in about the last six hours. this is interstate 25 behind me here. it was mostly abandoned. we're starting to see a few more cars. it's dangerous and snow packed. very dangerous. take a look at this -- we've gotten at least a foot of snow here, reports of up to 24 inches in the mountains and this could not be coming at a worst time for holiday travelers. . blizzard conditions have two major interstates shut down, i-70 in several places across the state. officials are warning people to stay off the road.

if they don't have to travel. stay off the roads because this snowstorm, ginger, is far from over. >> that's right, clayton. far from over and now going to impact more folks all the way to minneapolis. that's through the day today. into this evening, 6 inches to 9 inches of snow could fall in minneapolis with gusty winds to 35. chicago, could see 60-mile-per-hour gusts. you know what that will do to o'hare. it will make for a mess by tomorrow morning. and then severe storms from st. louis down to louisiana and mississippi. as if that wasn't enough, i've got another storm to tell you about. this could be worse, could be historic along oregon and northern california, 50 to 80-mile-per-hour gusts. it could bomb out. it will rapidly intensify through tonight into tomorrow. what it will also mean is mountain snowfall on the order of one to three feet. this doesn't stop there. southern california gets into this so flash flooding could be a possibility. even in the mountains around los angeles you could end up with three feet of snow, gusty winds to 40 miles per hour. speaking of the wind, you know the macy's day parade,

their threshold for flying the balloons is 35-mile-per-hour gusts. 37 right there on the map so it's going to be gusty in the northeast. anybody want to go to orlando? that looks nice, 81, and rain into the desert southwest. one more storm to tell you about. this is when you're trying to go home on the west coast, sunday into monday we are going to be watching this one for the intensity, but it looks like more mountain snow and heavy rain right at the airports. guys. >> i was waiting for one more thing. okay, as we heard, ginger, hundreds of flights have already been canceled as a record-breaking holiday travel week gets under way. more than 31 million people are set to take to the skies and david kerley is at dulles airport with more. good morning to you, david. >> reporter: good morning, michael. you can see folks are lined up ready to start their holiday travel and already the travel has meant flights cancellations, more than 500 flights in the country. 460 flights already canceled in denver and don't forget, denver is a transfer hub so that could

ripple through the system. so what does travel look like over the next couple of days? the good times and the bad times? well, today, 2.8 million americans expected to fly and then tomorrow we get very close to a record, and then watch the numbers dip dramatically, thanksgiving, less than 2 million flying. on friday, close to what is normal, a little more than 2 million, then saturday will be like today and sunday could be the busiest travel day ever in u.s. passenger history, 3.1 million folks expected to travel and, of course, as ginger said, the weather continues to be a concern throughout this part of the holiday, michael. >> big concern. david, and with that record number of travelers expected this thanksgiving, what about getting through security for everybody? >> reporter: yeah, it's kind of a problem and we've been kind of watching here today. you can see the tsa checkpoints at airports around the country like this one here at dulles airport say they've added officers and they are using

overtime. now, they've dealt with 2.8, 2.8 million but never 3.1 that will come on sunday. they say they're prepared. it's going to be a challenge, michael. >> all right, david, time will tell. thank you so much. robin. >> remember to take off the belt that would help when going through. we have that wildfire that erupted in santa barbara overnight scorching for than 3,000 acres forcing mandatory evacuations and will carr is on the scene for us there in california. good morning, will. >> reporter: and, robin, fire crews have been working relentlessly around the clock here in santa barbara county trying to jump on these flames. the winds are pushing those embers all across the area. one of the helicopters coming in the area right now. you can feel the heat of those flames on your skin. this is one of two fires burning in california right now, in what could be a season that lasts through the rest of the year. the kay fire scorching more than

3,000 acres overnight. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> reporter: panicked residents fleeing forced to drive-through a hellscape. those raining embers and terrifying flames shooting across evacuation routes. >> the last resident at the north end is evacuating. she just advised us that the main house on this property occupied by about 30 people with large horses. >> reporter: 50-mile-per-hour winds inching closer and closer to these homes. even as firehawk helicopters with infrared technology cut through the dark of night relentlessly attacking the fire, drop after drop. on the ground firefighters jumping on hotspots whipped around by santa barbara's notorious sundowner winds. >> the fire started up on top and it made a real quick run down the hill. the big thing is going to be the winds as they continue. the winds in this canyon have been going down canyon and turn around and come back up. it's been very erratic. >> reporter: this morning,

these neighborhoods will be smothered by smoke and darkness. the fire knocking out power to hundreds of customers. as fire crews continue to battle these flames, this fire right now is 0% contained. so smoke that's really hard to breathe at this point. fire crews are hoping to get some support from mother nature a little bit later today, we're expecting rain, with the rain comes the potential threat of mudslides. that's double-edged sword that california has been facing for years. george. >> boy, no relief at all. will, get inside. we go to washington and new developments in the impeachment showdown. in a setback for president trump, a federal judge has ruled that former white house counsel don mcgahn must testify saying presidents are not kings and calling the white house claim of absolute immunity fiction. our senior white house correspondent cecilia vega has the latest. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: good morning to you. this is a serious blow to the white house's efforts to stonewall this impeachment investigation and we are now likely looking at a major showdown that could go all the way to the supreme court.

the federal judge delivering a blunt message ordering former white house counsel don mcgahn to testify in the impeachment inquiry saying, per the constitution, no one is above the law. the scathing ruling a win for house democrats faced with repeated stonewalling from the trump administration blocking testimony from top aides like mcgahn and former national security adviser john bolton. but now the judge saying presidents do not have the power to kneecap house investigations and that white house aides are not absolutely immune from cooperating with congress writing, quote, the primary takeaway from the past 250 years of recorded american history is that presidents are not kings. >> this is not just about this president. this is about upholding the rule of law. >> reporter: overnight, democrats claiming victory. >> what's good is the judge agreed with us. it's the law. it's as american as apple pie.

>> reporter: but the decision not expected to have an immediate impact on the impeachment inquiry. the justice department says it will appeal setting up a legal showdown that could go all the way to the supreme court. but this morning, the big question, what does the ruling mean for other potentially game-changing witnesses like bolton? bolton's lawyer has said his client would not testify unless a judge ruled he was legally allowed to defy white house demands. democrats argue, this does just that. sources tell abc news bolton's team is now reviewing the decision to determine if it impacts how they proceed and he has already made it clear, he knows a lot about president trump's pressure campaign on ukraine at the very center of the impeachment inquiry. so, even if these new witnesses emerge intel committee chair adam schiff says that he is laying out a time line and they are moving fast, he says, soon after thanksgiving democrats plan to deliver this report that will form the basis for these articles of impeachment, and if there was any question, george,

about which way they are leaning on this, schiff says his panel has uncovered, quote, massive amounts of evidence and corrupt intent by the president. >> yeah, that report is coming next week, cecilia, thanks very n karl.te e correspondent jon, let's start with that question about john bolton. nothing is stopping him from testified. he can volunteer to testify. will he use the new court case as cover? >> reporter: of course, this case is about don mcgahn. it is not about john bolton. but, george, a source close to bolton tells us that he is looking at whether or not this would apply to his case as well, of course, the judge wrote it in a very broad way and we know that bolton wants to talk. i think this brings him a step closer to talking to congress but, george, it also looks like bolton is likely to wait the results of the administration's appeal on this case before making a decision on that so i wouldn't look for him to testify immediately. >> right, that could take weeks or months. meantime, big decision yesterday from the supreme court on president trump's taxes. they've stayed the subpoena from

the house, two big cases on the president's tax returns to be indicted or at least considered by the court in the next week or so. >> reporter:ea na , th itempory admist becau ty rered tovhoax immediately, he doesn't have to do that. the supreme court has made it clear if they take up this case a decision could come down in june. the president could forced to turn over his tax returns right in the middle of the presidential campaign. >> the courts were busy yesterday. another ruling that documents related to this ukraine inquiry will come out in time for impeachment. >> reporter: this is a big deal. they have ordered them to turn over 200 pages of documents on withholding aid to ukraine. this would be the first time we have seen the public documents. this is a big development.

>> jon karl, thanks very much. robin. now to the growing firestorm over that navy s.e.a.l. convicted of misconduct on the battlefield but defended by president trump. now, the navy secretary fired in the fallout is responding. senior national correspondent terry moran has more. >> reporter: former secretary of the navy richard v. spencer is condemning the president of the united states saying donald trump's actions send a dangerous message to the troops. >> that you can get away with things. we have to have good order and discipline. it's the backbone of what we do. >> reporter: spencer's firing was part of the fallout of a navy s.e.a.l.'s war crimes case, that s.e.a.l., eddie gallagher was acquitted of stabbing to death a teenager isis captive in 2017 but he was found guilty of posing inappropriately with the corpse. the navy convened a review board to determine if gallagher could keep his trident pin and retire with that designation. >> somebody has their back and it's called the president of the u.s., okay?

>> reporter: president trump supported gallagher and issued an order allowing for gallagher to keep his pin. >> with eddie gallagher you know that story very well. they wanted to take his pin away and i said, no, you're not going to take it away. he was a great fighter. we're going to protect our warfighters. >> reporter: spencer hit back at the president. >> i don't think he really understands the full definition of a war fighter. war fighter is a profession of arms and a profession of arms has standards that they have to be held to and they hold themselves too. >> reporter: defense secretary mark esper says spencer was forced to resign for violating his chain of command by trying to make a deal directly with the white house not to intervene in this case. spencer says the president's involvement goes against the values of the u.s. navy. >> what do i stand for as secretary of the navy? good order and discipline of the united states navy. that's a prime tenet. this, in fact, erodes that. >> reporter: this morning, the president is weighing in again on twitter saying, i will always protect our great war fighters. i've got your backs. the fallout from all this is apparently split opinion in the military which has always prided

itself on staying out of politics but in these times that's getting harder and harder, michael. >> i agree with you on that, terry, thank you so much. now to that chaos at a mall in california overnight. gunfire breaking out sending shoppers fleeing and hiding. at least two people were injured. abc's eva pilgrim has the story. >> reporter: overnight, a horrifying scene unfolding as shoppers in this bakersfield's mall flee from erupting gunshots. a witness capturing the terrifying moment on tape as shoppers hid in the back of a store. >> what's going through my mind is what would happen next, am i going to die, you know, it's pretty crazy. >> reporter: sounds of screaming and yelling filling the air, people racing away from this food court. two males hit suffering from nonlife-threatening gunshot wounds. >> we heard the shots ring out. there was at least four to five shots. after that we all ran to the back of the store and then they -- we locked down the gate. >> shooting inside the mall

anywhere from 5 to 15 shots heard. >> reporter: police putting the mall on lockdown. >> everybody started evacuating. there were a couple of kids that got left behind and i started crying and in that moment i just knew i needed to evacuate them as quick as possible. >> reporter: this morning, a manhunt under way as cops search for the suspect who pulled the trigger. and police in california are hopeful that those witnesses in the food court as well as the public will be able to track that shooter down. guys. >> glad everybody will be okay. all right, thank you, eva. also this morning, take a look at this close call in the water. surfers trying to catch a wave but this time the wave nearly caught the surfer. you see the surfer there and the jet ski rides in to pick him up on the portuguese coast. as he hooks to the jet ski, they are engulfed by that massive 50-foot wave bearing down. the driver hits the gas pulling the surfer along and they came

out all right. that jet ski hit up to 60 miles per hour to get those guys out of there. posted this video calling it one of the craziest rescues ever seen. that's why i will watch. >> i'm with you there. >> that's two of us. following a lot of other story this morning. coming up, the case of a woman texting while driving convicted now of vehicular homicide after rear-ending a car that killed a pedestrian. the brazen thieves at the center of that jewelry heist. the new clues caught on camera. first back to ginger. >> with all that travel talk, i feel like memphis has to watch for severe storms today. tuesday trivia brought to you by consumer cellular.

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killing more than a dozen people, injuring hundreds. rescue operations are under way at this hour. and take a look, a blow-out on monday night football. the ravens quarterback lamar jackson throwing five incredible touchdowns beating the rams, 45-6, and a lot of people say he can only run. he's not that great of a passer but he proved them all wrong week in and week out. congratulations to the ravens. they look good. >> they do. they do. thank you, michael. now to that verdict that could have big implications for anyone texting while driving. a new jersey woman convicted of vehicular homicide after she rear-ended a car which then hit a pedestrian. prosecutors say she was answering a text message at the time. amy is here with much more on this. good morning. >> good morning, robin. prosecutors are calling this a landmark decision in distracted driving. alexandra mansonet is facing up to ten years behind bars after being convicted of second degree vehicular homicide. according to prosecutors, 50-year-old alexandra mansonet was behind the wheels of her mercedes-benz texting a

relative, when her car rear-ended another car and that car struck pedestrian yuwen wang in the crosswalk and died five days later. moments before mansonet received a text about dinner options. the text read, cuban, american or mexican. pick one. in court prosecutors told the jury they believe mansonet was in the process of responding mexican but only managed to type the letters m-e when the crash occurred. at her trial, mansonet said she doesn't remember typing those letters. instead saying she looked down just before the crash to adjust the defroster. >> i looked down to press the defroster, i look up, and the car was there. the car was right in front of me soy i -- i hit the car. >> reporter: she says she didn't realize that anyone was hurt. >> i was like an ambulance? why? you know. and he says, well, there was a pedestrian that was hit.

>> reporter: prosecutors hope that this case will serve as a warning. >> this unfortunately resulted in somebody losing a life and a family who loved her that won't see her anymore. >> reporter: now, the judge has scheduled mansonet's sentencing for january 31st. she'll remain free on her own recognizance until then. we were talking while the piece was running and if this doesn't get your attention, what will? distracted driving can cause death. >> i know. when you're driving and look over and you see somebody that is texting or on their phone while you're on the highway or something, you're like, why, why? thank you, amy. >> thank you. and now to new details on the headline-making performance from selena gomez as sunday's american music awards. this morning, we're learning the star may have suffered a panic attack just before taking the stage. paula faris is here with the story. good morning, paula. >> good morning, michael. this was her first performance in two years and the panic attack reportedly happened just

moments before. backstage things were scary. and on stage she appeared nervous, shaking and some say sounded off key. ♪ you promised the world and i fell for it ♪ >> reporter: this morning, one of music's biggest stars is taking heat for her comeback performance at a 2019 american music awards. ♪ sang off key on my chorus ♪ because i wasn't yours ♪ on purpose and you got up from the hurting ♪ ♪ when i wasn't yours >> reporter: selena gomez opening the awards show singing her new ballad. "lose you to love me." a song believed to allude to her former relationship with justin bieber. ♪ i needed to lose you to love me ♪ >> reporter: many online accusing her of singing off key tweeting comments like, oh, god, i'm cringing and i love selena. but according to "people" magazine, a close source to gomez says the singer had a panic attack just moments before

showtime saying she was nervous. she hasn't been on stage in two years and it's an important song in her career. ♪ i needed to hate you to love me ♪ >> this song is very emotional and close to her heart. it was inspired by the last few years of her life so she was feeling that pressure. >> reporter: in recent months, the singer has opened up revealing she sought help for anxiety and depression. >> i wasn't able to hold a smile or to keep things looking normal. it felt like all of my pain and my anxiety washed over me all at once and it was one of the scariest moments of my life. >> reporter: the last time gomez appeared on stage for a televised performance was at the same awards show back in 2017. ♪ >> reporter: the source tells "people" that she did sound better arehearl but despite

what some considered was a shaky start, taylor swift was seen rocking out to gomez's second song "look at me now" and gomez returning the favor during swift's performance. later gomez posting on instagram, feels good to be back. she took several years off to focus on her health and yes, this is her first music in four years but anxiety doesn't disappear. in fact, she says her lupus amplifies her anxiety. what happened to her makes her human. as you pointed out she's hoping the show, the first time she's performed in two years and it can happen to all of us. >> you get nervous. >> you really do. >> thank you, paula. we have new details on that massive robbery in germany. police have released this surveillance video showing the thieves smashing into a museum making off with priceless jewels, james longman is in dresden with what may be the biggest height in history. >> reporter: this was an extraordinary raid. take a look. the thieves gained entry through one of these windows on the

ground floor. the whole thing was over in just a matter of minutes and they made away with priceless treasures. german newspapers call it the greatest museum heist since world war ii. priceless artifacts, pearls, broaches, diamond-encrusted swords dating back to the 1700s, all swiped in minutes out of one of europe's oldest museums. >> unbelievable. >> reporter: watch as two thieves make their way over to glass cases housing the jewels. flashlights dart around the room as their ax smashes through the glass. >> they tried to get the things with a lot of diamonds on there. >> you think they were aiming for the diamonds. >> they are aiming, as far as i could see, they were aiming for the diamonds. >> reporter: the heist meticulously planned. police caught this electrical box where they think the suspects sparked a fire knocking out the lights around the museum. you can see behind me the small triangle in the grill that the thieves cut out and slipped through to get inside

and entered through a smashed window and headed straight for the jewels. security guards spotted them on ctv but the suspects were already gone. now, they're looking for two suspects but police say there could well be more. a car was found nearby, possibly their getaway car. that's being investigated. but this is really a race against time because if these jewels are cut up and sold, it would be far harder to trace them. george. >> you cannot sell them as is. thanks very much. coming up, as black friday approaches how to dramatically reduce your holiday bills. come on back.

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we're back now with how you can make the most out of black friday and even use a credit card to reduce those holiday bills. rebecca jarvis is here with all those details. good morning, rebecca. >> hey, robin, good morning. that's right. there are deals galore upon us, black friday, almost here. but it's not just about what and where you buy, it's about how you pay this holiday. this morning, it's the most wonderful time of the year. but it's also the most expensive. the typical american according to nerd wallet gearing up to spend $825 on gifts. but with the official start of the holiday shopping season just days away, experts say, how you pay can actually impact what you pay. >> credit cards can be a great way to stretch your budget so it's relatively easy to find credit cards that will give you

1.5% or even 2% back on every purchase. >> reporter: planning to check off that wish list all in one place, a store charge card may be right for you. these cards work at one specific retailer only and often come with juicy rewards. like the target red card which scores you 5% off most purchases. and the kohl's card which gets you 35% off the first time you use it. if food shopping is high up on your to-dos, look for a cash back card that rewards grocery purchases like the amex blue cash everyday card which gets you 3% back at supermarkets and finally, if you're gearing up for a big holiday getaway, capital one venture rewards credit card lets you earn two times miles on every purchase every day. >> one thing to consider, though, is that if you're carrying any kind of debt at all on your credit card, then it's really not worth it for you to focus on earning rewards because any debt that you're paying, you're accruing interest and

then it wipes out any of the rewards that you're earning with your credit card. >> yomost important tng w if you're not that kind of person who can stay on top of it, it is not worth it. one thing can you do if you really want to save money this holiday is use cash only, set a budget, take the money out. once it's gone, it's gone. >> it's gone, that's right. okay, but credit cards. we all get these and many of us get points. how do you cash in on those credit card points? >> well, this is a great time to cash in but the points aren't necessarily created equal. what i mean by that is that the way you cash them in determines what you get for them. cashing in credit card points for gift cards tends to stretch the points the farthest. if you're going to use them for statement credit and apply them to your statement, remember, you still have to make the minimum payments and make the payments on that annual credit card bill

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. thanksgiving triple threat. over 100 million on alert as powerful storms are on the move. heavy snow, destructive winds, flash flooding all making travel difficult in the next few days as so many start their holiday journey. health alert. the fda flagging new concerns over cbd. worry that people may mistakenably believe that trying it can't hurt. dr. ashton here with what you need to know. vape nation. how schools are teaming up with students to stop vaping before it starts. what parents and their kids should know this morning. distracted driving versus holiday deals? the surprising number showing more and more people are shopping behind the wheel. the dangerous new trend. ♪ i got bills skyrocketing cost of college as some american universities are about to hit $100,000 a year in tuition alone. what you can do to get a

debt-free degree. the top three tips for families facing those big bills. ♪ burning up the ballroom. hannah and alan take it all. not even the bongos move from ally and sasha could steal the show. now all four final couples flying all night on the "gma" express. ally and sasha, kel and witney, lauren and gleb and our champ, hannah and alan. we're proud of them all, the "gma" after party starts right now. as they say -- >> all: good morning, america. [ cheers ] >> get it, tina turner. welcome to the "dancing with the stars" after party. >> the couples, they flew all night. there they are. the mirror ball champion, hannah and alan entering the building. we have much more with all the finalists coming up. also daisy ridley is coming

up. "star wars" star who is here this morning. yesterday j.j. abrams was here. i tried to get him to tell which of the actors lost the top secret script. he wouldn't tell me. i hope you have better luck. >> i'll give it a shot. first a lot of news to get to starting with storms already affecting holiday travel. hundreds of flights canceled this morning as more than 31 million get ready to take to the skies. ginger, of course, tracking the latest on that one-two punch of winter weather. good morning again. >> you'll remember yesterday i was saying it could be impossible travel in denver. that's what it came to. 70 and 76 both closed in some places because of this. the snow falling so rapidly, 8 to 12 inches easily if not more already and they're still expecting some more withu have california and oregon over to chicago, west michigan, even western new york. this is not just one place, this is beyond denver this morning. it's going to move through the western plains, it's going to move into minneapolis, six to

nine inches possible there, chicago by tomorrow. if you have plans to travel, o'hare could be a mess with 60-mile-per-hour gusts. severe storms from st. louis down to louisiana, mississippi today with damaging wind. then we could see a bombing out storm. a bombogenesis and pressure drops 24 millibars in less than 24 hours. 50 to 80-mile-per-hour wind gusts. >> bombogenesis. learn something new every day. now to the startling new headline on distracted driving as we get ready for the holidays. there is a long list of distracts putting people at risk on the road. now we may have to add online shopping. 39% of americans have shopped on their phone while sitting behind the wheel. that's right. drivers admitting to making purchases browsing for holiday deals and checking the status of an order is all very dangerous and you can see it can be fatal from that story we had from amy earlier this morning. there is another new headline out about cbd.

the fahd -- fda is is is is is people won't think it can hurt them. >> the fda is not saying that they don't believe that cannabis or cbd products have no benefit, it's actually for that reason that they're issuing these safety concerns because like anything, this is a basic tenet of medicine and pharmacology. if something has benefit, you must consider the medical risks as well. so in studying the only fda approved drug that's used to treat epilepsy containing cbd they have found there are some risks and that involves potential for acute liver toxicity, that it can have interactions with over-the-counter herbs or other supplements and particularly there could be male reproductive health concerns with a developing fetus. always have to weigh the risks whenever you talk about proposed benefit. >> what do they need to know. >> i want to be clear. i do believe that cannabis and cbd will have a therapeutic role. what that is is to be

determined. i think if people are going to use these products some tips. buyer beware. it is very difficult to ascertain the purity or even contents of some products that say they contain cbd. you should absolutely discuss any of these products with your health care provider and do not assume that just because something is natural, it means risk-free. there are -- cocaine comes from a natural plant so remember that and also be aware of any mental or physical changes that you're maybe experiencing when using these products because you have to weigh those. >> there's so much out there, though. you go everywhere. >> we're in the infancy of research about cannabis and cbd products right now. we have a lot to learn. >> great message. thank you. coming up, escape the vape. the new way schools are teaming up with students to fight back against the vaping epidemic. so many families face crushing college debt. the tips this morning to a debt-free college. lara, what do you have upstairs. >> hey, guys, as you can see, it

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welcome back to "gma." and a big welcome to this wonderful audience we have here in times square. thank you guys for being with us this morning. so excited, all right. because it is time for the cast to join forces on the dance floor. are you guys ready? [ cheers and applause ] we are ready. hit it.

♪ ♪ i look bad as hell ♪ to feel cool ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> my friends, congratulations to everybody. choreographing th. also -- he said, wait. it's all right.

no, you here. we will not only mambo with you but mambo through my "gma" moment, 5-year-old kennedy. uh-huh. >> get it. >> hit that. ♪ that's her. she goes all out, ready. yes. love that end moment. please take a moment to go to my facebook page and drop your moment

t ry exciting morning. jennifer lopez, everybody, the palm springs international film festival has just announced jen will receive their prestigious spotlight award for her role as ramona in "hustlers." in other words, jenny is now a few blocks closer to a possible oscar nomination. [ cheers and applause ] this is serious. several past winners of this award including amy adams, jessica chastain, helen hunt, roone that marry, allison janney, julia roberts all went on to be nominated for oscars in the same year they won this award. >> wow. >> here we go, jenny.nny. obviously joaquin phoenix also being awarded. it takes place january 2nd, one month before the oscars that air right here on eelae ]

feeling velveteen. remember we told you late last week about the "jeopardy" question where not one contestant could name a major hollywood actor even when alex showed a picture of him to these contestants. >> in "a beautiful day in the neighborhood" beloved children's tv show host mister rogers is played by this beloved actor. >> yeah. nobody guessed it. well done, girl. dead on to "jeopardy." you did better than them. [ applause ] so she guessed correctly tom hanks. that little known actor is now weighing in. jimmy kimmel showed hollywood's friendliest star the clip and here's what's his name's reaction. >> opens friday. that's tom hanks.

>> you are kidding me. [ cheers and applause ] you are kidding me. [ applause ] they didn't -- they didn't even have any wrong -- you know. what's the name of the category? washed up career choices for 800. >> no, tom. it's just that you're so convincing in this role >> that's it. >> playing mister rogers. hanks' roam in "a beautiful day in the neighborhood" is getting major oscar buzz. check that one out as well. finally, guy, here in "pop news" today, imagine it's your wedding day, you said i do surrounded by loved ones about to cut the cake when two unlikely wedding crashers show up and this happens. ♪ that's why darling it's incredible ♪ ♪ that someone so unforgettable ♪ ♪ thinks that you are unforgettable too ♪

[ cheers and applause ] >> well. here's how that happened, robin. dwayne johnson and danny devito were in mexico promoting the latest in their jumanji franchise enjoying some down time, maybe a beverage or two when the liquid courage encouraged this idea. duane writing on instagram, we were sipping at the keel that enjoying the sunset. crash a wedding, grab a mic, sing a song, say adios. he said i never crashed a wedding but with devito it was truly unforgettable. how do you think the bride and groom felt? thank you for sharing that video. >> thank you, lara. [ applause ] now, we go to our "gma" cover story in our series vape nation. this morning looking at some schools and how they're teaming up with students to stop vaping before it starts and gio benitez has more.

good morning. >> reporter: good morning. at least one high school principal is using older kids who never vaped to encourage younger ones not to do it either. as you're about to see the plan appears to be working. >> that definitely looks like a highlighter. >> reporter: at arrowhead, the fight against the youth vaping epidemic is all about stopping it before it starts. >> we notice our freshmen, mostly boys were doing it and can came quickly to the conclusion they were addicted to it and that they had started it probably like in middle school. it looks like a usb drive. this is this is a juul. >> reporter: the principal shows parents the camouflaged vaping items confiscated at his school on a regular basis. >> at the look like footballs. >> some may recognize them. >> reporter: the principal taking a very different approach deploying groups of his high school students trained in prevention education and who have never vaped to middle schools in his district.

he says that distinction is key. >> if the people you're hanging out aren't good for you don't hang out with them. >> when i came up with this idea did a little research and people who are users are not aseffective as the people who have never used. >> i've been offered and every time i just say no and i think that's the hardest thing for high schoolers is they're worried what's going to happen if they say no. >> reporter: before the presentation middle school students tell us that peer pressure is intense. >> if my friend was asking me, it would be hard for me to say no. >> if everyone is doing it you might feel disincluded in you don't do it. >> like you do it, you'll be cool. >> we're convinced you to never stop vaping. it's not good for you. >> reporter: after the presentation all three seemed to gain confidence from the high schoolers. >> i'm going to look up to them for sure. >> they just wanted to help us. >> kind of makes meeel i want to be one of those people. >> your lungs look like this. >> reporter: high school students in minneapolis are teaching fellow students with escape the vape. >> when people first start

vaping they didn't know the harmful effects. >> student-to-student prevention seeming to become a must as the fight against it continues. >> if it comes from a person who knows you, i think it should hit home. i hope it would hit home because i don't want anyone to die from this. >> reporter: nearly 2300 cases of lung injuries from vaping have been reported to the cdc. about 15% of them were kids under 18. that's why it's so important to have these conversations and figure out how to connect with these younger kid. >> peers listen to peers. kids listen to kids before they listen to their parents or adults. it's just how it works. thanks for that. we go to george. >> we have a look at the skyrocketing cost of college putting such a burden on so many students and families, some hit $100,000 a in tuition alone and rebecca jarvis is back with advice for families facing these bills. hey, rebecca. >> reporter: it's become outrageously expensive to go to college and according to sally may eight in ten families make decisions about where their child will go to college based

on money rather than academics. how do you lower the price tag on that dream school? >> reporter: this morning, the student debt crisis. $1.6 trillion in outstanding loans owed by more than 43 million americans. nearly 9 million in default. but expert and author in "the debt-free degree" says you can go to college debt-free. >> i personally recommend you use scholarships, grants, or even maybe you have assistance from your parents from parents using a 529 or educational savings account. >> reporter: the average college student graduating with more than $30,000 of debt. >> there are many young people who have over a million dollars in student loans. i met several couples not having children because they're $400,000 just in student loan debt or the he says it's hard work but keep in mind -- >> over a billion dollars worth of scholarships go to waste

every single year. >> reporter: his biggest piece of advice -- you. > need to sit down and actually do a budget. from there you choose a college within that bracket. >> reporter: take that time on the front end. it will pay off in the long term and one thing everyone should do is fill out the fafsa forms for federal student aid. first come first serve and start accepting applications in october and as for those scholarship, it's good to apply for the big well-known ones. those are more competitive so look for the smaller local specific scholarships, apply for a number of those, george, your odds are so much better to get some of those smaller more local one. >> how do you find them. >> talk to friends and family. this is an important thingment you can talk to your church, synagogue, in sports if you're playing sports talk to your coaches. a couple of great resources for people to check out, fastweb.com. collegeboard.org and scholarship.com. these are all free places to go and look for scholarship and i cannot underline that enough. a scholarship should not cost

you money. it does not cost money to aly fotheg schola ibery you can actually appeal a financial aid decision. >> i did the same thing, george. yes, it's an important thing to do. appeal, go in with an outside offer if you got an offer from "star wars" has been taking the galaxy by storm for more than four decades and now this leading lady is about to make her mark in the epic "the rise of skywalker" finale, give it up for rey, daisy ridley. [ cheers and applause ] so good to see you. everybody is so excited about this. j.j. abrams was here yesterday and said he just wrapped up everything on sunday and also said there was a major security breach that somebody let their script get out of their hands and it landed on ebay. >> apparently people assume it

was me. i'm not going to throw the person under the bus but there is someone poe -- potentially coming up on the show this week. >> you're good. so proud of you. >> thank you. >> i remember in 2015 when you came here, you were wide eyed, first entree into "star wars." what's it like for to you look back? >> i sort of can't believe that it happened and that also that it's gone so quickly sort of in the grand scheme of things and that it's like now the end. obviously it's the end are to us and the end of this saga. >> exactly. >> yeah. >> for everyone like that. but before we get to the end let's start at the beginning. even before "star wars," word on the street you were an elf. >> i was. >> give us the back story. >> i did like every job there was but one that stands out is i was an elf in a shopping mall and i don't entirely know --

[ applause ] thank you. thank you. i don't entirely know why we were there and who was paying for us to be there but then i got upgraded to a fairy princess. >> oh, well. see. >> thank you.plse ] >> it was in the stars. okay, now to the movie. rey, big question people want to know, does she go to the dark side? because in the trailer we saw her picture kind of -- can you give us any insight whatsoever? >> ooh. yes. >> were you surprised that they showed that. >> i was very surprised when j.j. showed me the trailer before they released it like the next day i could not believe that it was in there. it was so exciting. it was really an amazing moment because they released it in a convention so there was a really big crowd. does she go to the dark side? she is a character who is struggling with two pulls to the light and dark and that's explored further but where she,d see. >> of course, of course we want

to wait and see. [ applause ] well done. okay. adam driver, epic fight scene that you two have. that had to be quite an undertaking. >> yeah, that was six days. we were filming in november and it was colder than it is here right now and we were literally being fired at with water cannons so it was amazing because i said to myself before i wasn't going to complain and it was the most kudos i ever got from the crew. everyone is in puffer jackets and i was there like -- it was so amazing because the reaction as we were doing it was so really like big but i thought add editing and effects and whatever it is and this is going to be really cool. >> you're selling it. you're selling it, baby. applause ] >> so, what's next for you what is it you want to do next? >> i would love to do a musical. >> okay. i didn't see that coming. >> if i keep saying it hopefully someone will give me a part in a

musical. [ laughter ] yeah, i'd love to do a musical. >> i can see that. >> really love to. i did do a musical audition a few weeks ago. that's something i didn't get, but it was great to do and singing in front of people is terrifying and i was -- >> ooh. >> i'm ready for that. >> we can see it happening. you are a delight. continued blessings. >> thank you. >> thank you. you can see the final chapter of skywalker's saga, "star wars: the rise of skywalker" on december 20th. coming up our huge "dancing wirty is next. [ cheers and applause ]

>> good morning, north bay. let's get up and et g going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> i'm kumasi aaron from "abc7 mornings." the san francisco bay tartin has reopened after a rodent infestati infestation. the bakery apologized for letting the customers down. the bakery shutdown after a failed health inspection after health inspectors found mice droppings on the bags of flour in the prep room. there is debris in the san mateo bridge to block the lane and once you get past the decline, it is the high-rise there and it is going to slow down as we get closer to the peninsula there. and looking at the drive times there, we have 37 minutes there from highway 85 to san mateo, and highway 101 to san francisco a 19-minute slowdown.

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♪ this girl is on fire it's the "dancing with the stars" after party. [ applause ] welcome back to "gma." please welcome the mirror ball champs. they flew all night to be here. hannah and alan, kel, witney, lauren, gleb, ally and sasha. how does it feel? >> it feels incredible. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. it is a dream come true and i was honestly shocked and speechless and hannah did such a good job and i'm so proud of her. >> it was awesome. i'm really thankful. >> i want to say all the finalists did incredible and it's been a pleasure to share this amazing journey with you guys. >> we love you. [ cheers and applause ] >> and it was awesome to watch

you watch yourself dance, the smile. a lot of people at home were smiling watching all of you guys dancing. we'll take a look at their winning journey. overnight "the bachelorette's" new title, mirror ball champ. ♪ this girl is on fire >> that was a victorious freestyle. ♪ >> reporter: brown constantly pushing herself week after week. ♪ i wanna dance with somebody ♪ i needed you to lose me to find me ♪ hannah's first perfect score in a show-stopping performance. but it all came down to last night. kel with quick feet. ally with the lifts. lauren's bringing the country classic. but hannah's alabama charm ultimately won it all. >> hannah and alan.

[ cheers and applause ] >> it truly was an incredible night. did you see them watching each other all looking at the screens and everybody is seeing yourself in action like that. alan, this was just your fourth season on "dancing with the stars." when did you know during the season that we got this? >> i honestly didn't and -- >> hey. >> everyone was so good this season and, you know, there was one week when hannah did the quickstep and i was like, you know what, i feel like we're starting to build some momentum. but lauren, ally and kel have been incredible and it's just been -- [ cheers and applause ] but hannah really did become -- she really showed her true colors in the dance moves. it was great to see her enjoy herself. [ applause ] >> and, kel, kel, you're the runner-up, man. super competitive year but you brought out the quick feet.

>> yeah, man. >> we got to look at that again. you got to show that again. your feet. moving so fast. >> hey. >> how did you do it? did you know you could do that? >> well, that is actually -- i'm from chicago and that is a dance in chicago we do called chicago footworking so they allowed us to do it and witney threw in there and let me do it. >> i had to. >> you know what i love. it's not like a fancy name. chicago footworking is what it's called. can you show us a little. >> yeah. >> come on. come on. out, out, ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. hey. >> that was good. >> i don't know how i went from asking the question to dancing. >> get this man an orange soda. where's the orange soda?

>> do we actually have orange soda? >> hey! >> so, witney, you choreographed it. you knew he could do it. >> yeah, actually he came up to me and was like, i want to put some chicago footwork in our freestyle. and i said, you know what, why not. so he actually taught me that. >> yeah. >> so that was really cool. i was getting up there and trying to fit in with the guys but it was awesome. one of my favorite freestyles ever and i couldn't have done it wow kel. >> hey. come on. [ applause ] >> ally, ally, we are so incredibly proud of you. we remember when you were here for the beginning of the season and you mentioned how some people had been critical of you and your dancing in fifth harmony. look at you now. >> look at me now. look at me now. [ applause ] to have a redemption story in a way. sasha and i have been through so much.

this guy has changed my life. he's changed me as a person, as a dancer and i cannot say enough words how thankful i am for him and this entire experience and everyone here, honestly, we've had the greatest time. [ applause ] >> sasha, the move from last night, you wowed so many people. do we have it? [ applause ] >> yeah. >> so what is that? >> what is that called? >> i would call that a good time. my wife is going to kill me. >> bongo move. >> right, right. >> that was like my favorite move because it was so much fun, so different, so creative. this guy went in the studio and he showed me and i'm like, okay. >> you're doing what? >> you're doing what, sorry, mom and dad but they loved it too. they were like, we move loved that move so it was a hit. >> it worked out.

and, lauren, we know for you, you said at the beginning of the season you were worried about being sexy and selling it. so did gleb, did he give you any tips on how to sell sexy. >> look at you now. [ cheers ] >> did you get any tips from gleb on how to sell the sexy? >> we literally spent an entire day on me making a sexy face. >> can you show us a little bit of the sexy face? >> let me see. let me see. >> which camera? which camera? >> oh, now -- >> okay. okay. [ laughter ] >> okay, wait, wait. >> you got to commit. you got to commit. >> okay, gleb. [ laughter ] >> wait, i can do it. i can do it. >> oh. >> well, gleb, how was that? >> that's it. [ applause ]

>> biting the lip was the nice touch. >> he told me to bite my lip. he was literally like, why don't you try biting your lip. i was like, what? >> why don't you show us, gleb. >> your turn. >> come on. >> yes. right there. that camera right there. commit, gleb. >> let's do it together. three, two, one, go. [ applause ] >> well, you guys, we're just getting started. we have a lot more of our "dancing with the stars" after party coming up next. don't go anywhere. we'll be right back. ♪ just dance say yes for less to gifts storewide... ...at 20 to 60% off department store prices. most stores are open thanksgiving, 6pm to midnight. reopening friday at 7am. ...with extended hours saturday and sunday. yes for less.

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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ we are back now with the amazing "dancing with the stars" finalists and winners, there you go. >> yes. >> that will wake you up. ♪ >> not on tv. >> yes. that's why i'm here and they're there in these seats. they're the real dancers. >> so exciting and so much adrenaline in the studio. thank you to our audience. thank you to you guys. [ cheers and applause ] i want to dig right in and talk to -- hannah, congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> i mean, i feel like we knew you when, little hannah. >> i know.i in the

a year -- almost two years ago as just somebody that was in new york and wanted to come watch the show and now -- >> wait a minute. >> now i'm on -- this is great. >> you're this but you're also just somebody who last night was spotted in a very fascinating promo. it looks like you're back on pete's season of "the bachelor." >> yeah. >> could the third time be the charm? >> i don't know. we're all going to have to see in january but right now i'm celebrating this thing right here. [ applause ] >> hannah, they have taught you well, young lady. she knows how to do a tease. >> this whole season, y'all, was so different, was it not? it was so different in many ways but because of the judges so ally and sasha, i know you were bottom three three times and saved three times. >> yeah. >> what did that mean for th

season? >> you asking me? >> both of you. >> i'm sorry. i mean, obviously for us like it was such a blessing, you know. in us each and every time and i think they really recognized how far i've come and how much i've grown and not only that, but even though i'm not a perfect dancer they recognize that i really put my heart and soul into the dan tught that was amazing. i'm forever thankful for them because they got me this far. >> they did. [ applause ] >> yeah. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> and do you know what, kel, they call you the dancing machine. >> yeah. >> dancing machine. you've come a long way. because we got this video we wanted to show you. >> what you got? >> you're dancing in the rain in "keenan and kel." >> what? >> yeah. what would you tell that young guy right there, what kind of dance movies would you give him?

>> i would say, point your toes, extend your arms and feel the energy through your fingers. that's the stuff they be telling you, the pros. >> you agree with that? >> i concur. >> i want to throw it over to lauren and gleb. you have formed such an allegiance on and off the dance floor. lauren, do we have the video? did you ever imagine you would be ballroom dancing to your own song? look at you two, taking it off the dance floor, gleb. >> i wasn't much of a dancer before this show so, no, i never expected to dance to my own music video but, gleb, look how handsome he looks. he looks so good in it. he's like the perfect guy for a music video. he really is. >> especially when he bites that lip. i mean, when he bites that lip. [ applause ] lip bite. >> exactly. >> y'all, thank you so much for being here. we'll keep celebrating all morning. >> absolutely. [ applause ]

[ cheers and applause ] all right. we are counting down to thanksgiving, souping up and teaming up with campbell's and their spokesperson and celebrated chef, richard blais. >> that's one level below celebrity chef. 20 million have campbell's classic green bean casserole on thanksgiving and i'm not afraid to admit one of those households is mine. >> it's yours because your sister-in-law. >> she brings it but today i'm doing my 2.0 version. so in this mushrooms, chorizo, a little bit

of sherry and garlic. that's going to really ramp up the flavor and then i'm going to add our classic cream of mushroom. >> really you were saying this is a hack for thanksgiving because this does kind of roux or a million other words. >> it saves you some labor. it saves you some time. it saves you some consistency and cost as well, right? so i'll add some milk to the cream of mushroom with the mushrooms, garlic and sherry in there and i've already blanched my green beans. you just -- they're cooked till they're bright green, super, super tender and i like to say squeaky, when you bite them they squeak a little bit. you know what i'm talking about. add them to our cream of mushroom mixture. i toss that and over here you can see our finished version so it's a little lighter, fresh. the classic green bean casserole shows up and maybe my 2.0 version as well. we're moving on to a savory sausage and sourdough bread pudding. >> what? >> which takes care of the

controversy of is it stuffing, is it dressing? it's bread pudding. >> call it bread pudding. i'll put you to work. can you whisk in with those egg yolks, add a little bit of campbell's cream of chicken and will add flavor. >> this is a morning of dish? >> you could do it the night before if you want. we'll add milk. mix it in and add a little bit of this parmesan. >> it gives it the punch. >> in mine i have the sausage, the mirepoix, which is carrots, celery and onions and i'll herbs synonymous with thanksgiving, sage, parsley and thyme. >> we have to do it quickly. >> custard goes right into here. >> this is extra creamy by the way. campbell's is now creamier. >> can you believe it?

>> no. >> there's more cream in campbell's soup and this mixture gets poured over the bread crumbs. this is our finished bread pudding right here. that's delicious. and you top it off, a little bit of those. >> that's awesome. >> making a mess just like in my kitchen on thanksgiving. >> that's fine. >> top it with parmesan. >> bake it. >> then you bake it and then this is the finished product right out of the oven. >> thank you so much, rich blais, you're saving us. thanks to our sponsor campbells and all of these recipes are on our website. michael, i'm eating. what's on your show? >> save me some, ginger. we have a big, big show today. we're having some old school fun with our favorite tv moms and dads because they are stopping by. >> yes, we are. the winslows from "family matters," jack arnold, maggie seaver from "growing pains," jill taylor from "home improvement and alan matthew from "boy meets world." >> and from "sister

did you know that we have a married couple in real life with us? >> it's going to be a lot of fun so make sure you check us out. next on "gma." ally and brooke perform live. we'll be right back.d by campbell's. campbell's.

we're back with ally, brooke and the world premiere performance of her new single "no good." it is out now. hit it, ally. [ applause ] ♪ you're no good for me i don't need nobody ♪ ♪ don't need no one that's no good for me ♪ ♪ i'd kiss you good-bye in the dead of the night if i could ♪ ♪ i'd start up the car and ride off in the dark, no, i should ♪ ♪ oh, yeah, yeah, yeah

♪ but i see the fireworks the second you call out my name ♪ ♪ my name, name, name, my name ♪ you put me through hell but i can't quit you for heaven's sake ♪ ♪ make a promise that i'm leaving but my heart only wants what it wants ♪ ♪ in the madness what a feeling i'm hung up, should be hanging it up ♪ ♪ whoa, you're no good for me i don't need nobody i don't need nobody ♪ ♪ that's no good for me ♪ don't need no one that's no good for me ♪ ♪ you're poison, i'm ivy, together we're perfectly bad ♪ ♪ your venomous eyes could blink

one time and keep me attached oh, oh ♪ ♪ make a promise that i'm leaving but my hearts only wants what it wants ♪ ♪ in the madness what a feeling i'm hung up, should be hanging it up ♪ ♪ you're no good for me i don't need nobody ♪ ♪ don't need no one that's no good for me you're no good for me ♪ ♪ i don't need nobody i don't need nobody ♪ ♪ don't need no one that's no good for me that's no good for me ♪ ♪ no good, no good, no good no good, no good, no good ♪ ♪ no good, no good, that's no good for me ♪ ♪ make a promise that i'm leaving but my heart only wants what it wants ♪

♪ in the madness what a feeling i'm hung up, should be hanging it up ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ whoa, you're no good for me i don't need nobody i don't need nobody ♪ ♪ don't need no one that's no good for me ♪ ♪ you're no good for me i don't need nobody i don't need nobody ♪ ♪ don't need no one that's no good for me ♪ ♪ no good, no good, no good ♪ no good, no good, no good no good, no good that's no good for me ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

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let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> good morning. i'm kumasi aaron from "abc7 mornings." and here is mike nicco with the forecast. good morning, mike. >> good morning, kumasi. this is a look at the strong storm coming in, and it is going to have strong tendencies. you can see the snow and the rain, and here we are at noon with the steady rain in the north bay and the higher elevations. looking at the yellows coming in the afternoon hours, but it is the evening with the oranges and the reds that are the downpours to cause the ponding on the roadways. we will have issues with hydroplaning and a high wind advisory and we could have downed trees and power lines and more rain wednesday, thursday, friday, through monday. >> good morning. we will starting out with a high wind advisory for the bay bridge, but check it out, empty for this time of the morning. maybe everybody is off for thanksgiving, and if, so i am jealous. kumasi, back over to you. >>

>> ryan: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from "star wars: the rise of skywalker," daisy ridley. and of the winners of "dancing with the stars," hannah brown and alan bersten. plus the runner-up couple, kel mitchell and witney carson. plus, we continue our "thanksgiving cooking week" with side dishes by michael symon. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here we are, kelly ripa and me, ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪