is state program visit right now or call during business hours. good morning, america. as we join you this tuesday morning, a state of emergency as that winter storm blasts the coast with heavy snow and ice. nasty nor'easter. more than a foot of snow and whiteout conditions causing hundreds of accidents on the road. this truck colliding with a bus full of passengers and schools now closed in boston as the storm barrels north. rob has the very latest. key vote. democrats plan to approve their impeachment report just hours away from releasing it publicly and republicans already firing back. this as president trump prepares to meet with nato leaders and the queen in london, threatens

new tariffs targeting french wine. breaking news. former president jimmy carter hospitalized again just days after being released following a brain operation. we're live outside the hospital with the latest. the investigation right now after actress gabrielle union claims she was fired from "america's got talent" because she complained of racism and a toxic work environment. now the show's former star, howard stern, coming to her defense. travel tuesday. why today is the day to score the best deals on your next vacation. and fighting porch pirates. on the heels of a record cyber monday, the new ways to protect your packages with doorbell cams, dummy boxes, even booby traps. ♪ can't touch this good morning, america. hope you're well this tuesday morning and that all your packages are safe and inside. >> well, there was a record $9.2 billion spent on cyber monday and a lot of people are worried about what will happen to their packages, george.

>> okay, so we're going to have some solutions ahead for everybody. first, we begin with the deadly storm still hitting the northeast dropping up to two feet of snow in some areas causing, as you can imagine, major accidents. at this hour the storm is targeting new england. gio benitez starts us off from there in boston. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, robin, good morning. worst part of the storm appears to be falling right now. we have strong wind gusts what's causing such a problem. our wide angle camera here and you can start seeing that blowing snow all over the place. it's really piling up and that's because of these low temperatures. in fact, in parts of massachusetts, we have already seen between yesterday and today already a foot of snow. this is the famous conley square, this is packed with commuters, not today, so much of the northeast seeing whiteout conditions. this morning, state of emergency as a massive snowstorm slams the northeast.

the new york state thruway closing all lanes overnight after a truck and bus carrying 30 passengers collided in columbia county. new york state police say all passengers declined medical attention when emergency crews arrived on scene. governor cuomo mandating a state of emergency in seven new york counties. >> we're also going to call out 300 national guardsmen to be deployed in these seven counties where we need the most assistance. >> reporter: albany bearing the brunt of the long-lasting nor'easter as stalled cars litter i-90. this guardrail the only thing keeping this massive semi from tumbling down the hill. neighborhoods and vehicles completely buried under several feet of snow. in syracuse, crews working around the clock to clear the hazardous roadways. plow trucks moving mounds of snow out of the way. the big apple also getting a taste of this latest winter storm and in new jersey, power outages across the state. utility companies reporting as many as 35,000 outages. in massachusetts, residents attempting to clean up.

this strip mall parking lot turned into a winter desert. and here in massachusetts they've already closed hundreds of schools. they want to keep people off the road. officials are saying, if you don't have to leave the home don't do it. just looking here in copley square, people appear to be heeding that warning. michael. >> thank you so much, gio. as you're outside, we'll go inside to rob who has the latest on where the storm is heading and when. good morning, rob. >> good morning, michael. just inland is where the snow is really piling up. this is about an hour west of boston, over a foot of snow falling in worcester. this is a heavy snow, right around the freezing mark, so snowplows digging out. albany seeing over 20 inches of snow, the biggest event they've had since 2003. now this coast to coast storm is a nor'easter and we're seeing eastern new england get peppered with snow. let's talk about this, boston, you could see another two to four inches of snow. gio mentioned the winds,

40-mile-per-hour winds there, new york city will see gusts as well. for the most part the snow is over here in new york city and it will be over in boston after lunchtime but winding up in maine with snows continuing through tonight. finally ending late tonight but temperatures will be below freezing so roads tomorrow morning will be slick. robin. >> got to keep that in mind. okay, rob. as the impeachment showdown plays out, president trump is in london for a high-stakes nato summit preparing to meet with the queen and our allies, and tensions are running high over brexit and a possible trade war between the u.s. and france. chief white house correspondent jon karl is there london with more. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the president kicked off his meetings here in london with an impromptu free-wheeling press conference and some harsh words aimed at president macron. this morning, the president turned what was supposed to be a quick photo-op with the head of nato into a nearly hour-long press conference. asked about recent comments by french president macron that

nato is becoming brain dead, he hit back hard. >> very, very nasty statement to essentially 28 -- including them, 28 countries. you just can't go around making statements like that about nato. it's very disrespectful. >> reporter: but later in a face to face meeting with macron, the president struck a more diplomatic tone. >> we have done a lot of good things together as partners. our countries have been partners in many good ventures. >> reporter: in the past, president trump has boasted of his warm relationship with macron and has had his own harsh words towards nato. >> nato is obsolete, it's old, it's fat and sloppy. >> reporter: the trump administration is now threatening tariffs of up to 100% worth of french imports including wine, cheese and handbags. >> they're starting to tax other people's products, so, therefore, we're going to tax them. >> reporter: the new tariffs are retaliation against new french taxes targeting u.s. tech companies like apple and google.

>> i'm not in love with those companies. i want to tax those companies. they're not going to be taxed by france. if anyone is going to take advantage of the american companies it's going to be us. >> reporter: as president trump takes the world stage, the drive by house democrats with impeachment is clearly on his mind. >> does it cast a cloud? well if it does, then the democrats have done great disservice to the country. >> reporter: for his part, macron was diplomatic, too. regarding the threat of a trade war, the president referred to it as a minor dispute and predicted a rosy outcome. george. george. >> jon, thanks very much. it is a critical day for impeachment on capitol hill. the house intelligence committee

will release its report making the case against president trump before sending it to the house judiciary committee before their first hearings tomorrow. our senior congressional correspondent mary bruce tracking the latest on capitol hill. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning. democrats on the house intelligence committee this morning are putting the finishing touches on this report that is likely to be the basis for their impeachment case against the president. the public will get a look at it later today. we are told it's roughly 175 pages and is likely to conclude that the president abused his power by pressuring ukraine to investigate his rivals to try and get an advantage in the 2020 election. it is also likely to outline evidence of obstruction which democrats have said is overwhelming, george. >> mary, ahead of this we've seen the first republican prebuttal overnight also and it defends the president, holds the line with the president even though it's at odds with much of the witness testimony. >> reporter: yeah, george, republicans are picking over this same evidence to try to defend the president. they have released their own report which is dismissing much of the witness testimony so far as hearsay and presumption. they argue that the president was acting out of valid concerns in ukraine and they note that there's no specific evidence that the president was trying to benefit himself in the 2020 election.

democratic chairman adam schiff though not surprisingly says the republicans are ignoring much of the evidence. he has said that the republican report is, quote, intended for an audience of one. that one person being the president. >> and mary, phase two begins tomorrow in the house judiciary committee. that first hearing could be fiery. >> reporter: it could be fiery but it is also expected to be a bit of a civics lesson on impeachment. the witnesses are all legal scholars. this could be quite feisty. this hearing and this committee including some of the president's fiercest defenders. they are ready for a fight here tomorrow. in fact, george, both sides are holding mock hearings here later today. >> mary bruce, thanks very much. michael. >> all right, thank you, george. we have the latest on jimmy carter. the 95-year-old former president is back in the hospital this morning to treat an infection just days after a separate procedure on his brain. steve osunsami is outside the hospital in americus, georgia. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. president carter is of course 95. we should point out that he's

being treated at his local hospital, the hospital closest to his home. for more serious issues and serious health issues, he's usually treated at emory university hospital in atlanta. about three hours to the north of here. in a statement his spokesperson says that he was admitted here this past weekend to treat a uti. they say, quote, he's feeling better and looks forward to returning home soon. last week doctors at emory in atlanta sent him home to enjoy thanksgiving dinner after a risky surgery to reduce pressure from blood that built up over his brain after a number of recent falls at his home. after one of those falls that he suffered he actually suffered a black eye, but continued true to form to nashville where he then helped build houses for habitat for humanity. everyone here, of course, is looking forward to his speedy recovery. robin. >> as are we, steve, thank you. now to new orleans and the search for the gunman who wounded ten people on a crowded

street in the french quarter. police are investigating and there's dramatic new surveillance video that you're seeing showing the moment the shooting breaks out. victor oquendo is there in new orleans with more. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. police have been poring over that surveillance video and they now believe the people responsible are from louisiana but somewhere outside new orleans and this all started with some kind of feud. take a look at that video. it looks like someone pulled out a gun and started firing. ten victims total. five men, five women. the youngest victim just 16 years old. all but one right now in stable condition. this happened hours after a big football game. a weapon was recovered from the scene. so far no arrest. they continue asking the public to come forward with information. michael? >> thank you so much for that. now to the fallout from that bombshell new interview with prince andrew's accuser, virginia roberts giuffre, detailing the night she says

they met and what she was directed to do. james longman is at buckingham palace with the reaction this morning. good morning, james. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, michael. this is a scandal that will not go away for prince andrew. he is once again front-page news here. virginia roberts giuffre has spoken before but this is her first appearance on uk tv and she's making a direct appeal to the british public. this morning, all eyes on buckingham palace. virginia roberts giuffre who's claimed in court papers she was directed by jeffrey epstein to have sex with prince andrew several times, including twice while she was under age, asking the british people to hold the royal family to a higher standard. >> i implore the citizens in the uk to stand up beside me to help me fight this fight, to not accept this as being okay. this is not some sordid sex story. this is a story of being trafficked. this is a story of abuse. and this is a story of your guys' royalty.

>> reporter: giuffre describing to the bbc the night she says she first met the prince. andrew maintains he doesn't know her. >> he is the most hideous dancer i've ever seen in my life. i mean, it was horrible and this guy was sweating all over me. >> there's a slight problem with the sweating because i have a peculiar medical condition which is that i don't sweat or i didn't sweat at the time. >> reporter: giuffre says she was directed to have sex with prince andrew by ghislaine maxwell, epstein's former girlfriend, whom she accused of in court filings of grooming her to be a teenage sex slave. maxwell previously denied the allegations and has not been charged with any crime. >> that made me sick. i just didn't expect it from royalty. i didn't expect it from someone that people look up to and admire, you know, in the royal family. it was a really scary time in my life.

i had just been abused by a member of a royal family. i couldn't comprehend how in the highest levels of the government and powerful people were allowing this to happen, not only allowing it to happen but participating in it. >> reporter: giuffre also blasting andrew's suggestion that this now-infamous photo of the two of them which she says was taken by epstein was faked. >> the people on the inside are going to keep coming up with these ridiculous excuses. he knows what happened. i know what happened and there's only one of us telling the truth and i know that's me. >> reporter: now, prince andrew has already been forced to step back from his royal duties after his own interview was so badly received. this appearance from miss roberts will not help him return any time soon. michael. >> thank you so much, james. george. we're going to go to chicago now where the mayor has fired retiring police superintendent eddie johnson saying he lied about an incident where he was found passed out in his car. alex perez is in chicago with the latest. >> reporter: this morning,

chicago's top cop out of a job fired just days after an inspector general report found what mayor lori lightfoot calls a series of ethical lapses. >> i'm announcing that i terminated eddie johnson's employment as superintendent of the chicago police department for cause effective immediately. >> reporter: lightfoot says the new report which included video evidence found johnson lied after an incident in october when officers found him in a parked police vehicle asleep at the wheel. >> he intentionally misled the people of chicago and he intentionally misled me. >> reporter: at the time, during a press conference, johnson claimed he had not taken his blood pressure medication. >> your body kind of gives you a warning with the high blood pressure thing that you may pass out. so i pulled over, stopped, and i just rested myself until that feeling passed. >> reporter: but on monday after reviewing his claims, the city's mayor decided to expedite his dismissal.

this morning, "the chicago tribune" reporting that the surveillance footage shows him drinking, quote, for a few hours prior to the incident with a woman who is not his wife. the mayor declined to be more specific about the videotaped evidence hinting it could be hurtful to johnson's family. >> we require a leader whose actions reflect the virtues of integrity, honor, and legitimacy, the touchstones of what it takes to have the privilege of being a chicago police officer. >> reporter: johnson in the spotlight earlier this year during the jussie smollett case, accusing the actor of lying to his officers. chicago's violent crime rate dropped under johnson. last month with the mayor by his side he unexpectedly announced he was retiring. the mayor now regretting that appearance. >> had i known these facts at the time i would have relieved him of his duties as superintendent then and there. i certainly would not have participated in a celebratory press conference to announce his retirement. >> reporter: former l.a. police

chief charlie beck has been named superintendent here in the interim. george. we're going to turn to something now going on the football field. it's not the saints. >> all right. >> but it is getting a lot of love and not just because it's solidified the lead for seattle seahawks. quarterback russell wilson threw a 75-yard laser to david moore for the touchdown and after the score, take a look at what happened next. choreographed boy band dance. apparently somebody was watching 'nsync in the team meetings and decided to bring it to the field. >> oh, my goodness. >> but it set social media in overdrive winning the game beating the vikings, 37-30. >> didn't they do "bye, bye, bye" earlier. >> yes. >> spend a lot of time on that. we're following a lot of other stories, including the growing battle between gabrielle union and "america's got talent." we have the investigation into her claim she was fired after complaining about racism. howard stern is coming to her

defense. >> a lot of people rallying around her. and taking on porch pirates. the new ways people are fighting to keep their packages safe. but first let's go back to rob. >> good morning again, robin. still trying to get rid of that coast-to-coast storm that's been with us for a week in the east. another one coming to the west. this one moving relatively slowly and it is a little warmer so we're not going to see the low snow levels but heavy rain expected to come into southern california later on tonight and into tomorrow morning. could see three inches in some of these spots and maybe thunder and lightning. about a foot or more above 7,000 feet in the sierras and wasatch. time for your tuesday trivia brought to you by capital one.

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>> george said, that's new edition. >> oh, boy. >> i'm glad we did settle that. >> all right. >> but we have some headlines to get to as well. president trump is in the uk meeting with allies at the nato summit before a banquet with the queen as the impeachment showdown takes a new turn, we're just hours from the democrats releasing their public report making the case against president trump. a storm is slamming new england closing schools after causing hundreds of accidents that brought two feet of snow to some areas. and take a look at this. a different way to enjoy the snow. >> oh. >> pole vault right in the snow banks in upstate new york. not surprising they call it snowbank vaulting. backlash growing over gabrielle union's abrupt departure from "america's got talent." celebrities and others showing their support for the actress who claims the work environment was toxic and racist. linsey davis with the latest. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, robin.

that support for gabrielle union has snowballed in e past week in light of her controversial termination from "america's got talent." and now s.a.g, the union, is involved investigating the circumstances that led to the termination. >> let's see what you got. >> reporter: this morning nbc has reportedly launched an internal investigation after reports that actress gabrielle union was fired from the show, "america's got talent," after complaining of racism and other on-set issues. >> what we all just witnessed here tonight was nothing short of absolute brilliance. >> reporter: the investigation comes after "variety" magazine released a report claiming union had complained of a toxic culture at the show. insiders say the company labeled union as difficult. >> nbc and a third-party counselor that they've hired will attempt to meet with gabrielle and hear her specific grievances. once that happens, i think that there is a very good chance that nbc will launch a formal investigation. >> reporter: according to "variety," the insider says union is set to meet with nbc to gather information about the

complaints, some including racially insensitive comments and excessive criticism about her appearance. the screen actors guild is also looking into the allegation saying we take issues of workplace health and safety very seriously. one specific incident involves former late-night host jay leno reportedly making a racially insensitive joke in front of four other staffers. on his radio show, former america's got talent host, howard stern, was critical of simon cowell, the show's creator and judge, over his decision to fire union and her co-host, julianne hough. >> he has set it up the men stay no matter how old they are, no matter how fat they are, no matter how ugly they are, no matter how talentless they are. >> reporter: the "bring it on" star has received support from fellow actresses. ellen pompeo tweeting, i support gabrielle union's commitment to speaking up to injustice. it takes courage. and debra messing, whose show is

on the network, also taking aim writing, yes, women become difficult when their insistence on a respectful and professional working environment is ignored. ceo and president of time's up released a statement accusing of network of having a pattern of protecting the careers of powerful men at the expense of women who speak out. s.a.g.-aftra said while we have taken steps to investigate, we have nothing to report now. and over the weekend nbc said it is working with miss union through her representatives to hear more about her concerns and this is not going away any time soon. >> nor should it. the reaction and to see her emotion too. >> and her husband. >> i know because of how the support that she was receiving over this. >> all right, thank you so much, linsey. and we're going to turn now to the fight to protect packages from porch pirates. a record $9.2 billion was spent on cyber monday and now homeowners and delivery drivers have creative ways to keep your presents safe. eva pilgrim is here with more. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, michael.

this is a serious problem. we're all buying stuff online. the u.s. postal service one of the delivery options is projecting 800 million deliveries between thanksgiving and new year's. those packages prime targets for thieves. >> hey, get away. >> reporter: they're devious. >> hey, put that down. >> reporter: sneaky. and they're ready to spoil your holiday season. porch pirates who steal packages from your front stoop. >> hey, put th back. >> reporter: and those thefts are on the rise. according to consumer affairs reports, almost 26 million packages from the united states postal service, fedex and u.p.s. were reported stolen last year alone. that's 2.5 million more than in 2015. and this year, with more people shopping online than ever before, people are fighting back. including one amazon delivery person. the boynton beach police department released video of a suspt one driver says followed

her truck this weekend and then stole a package after she dropped it off. she called 911. >> as soon as they saw me coming around the corner and i saw them with the box, they flew down the road. >> reporter: in round rock, texas, one police station creating operation front porch. instead of risking theft at your home you have your packages sent to the police station for pickup. >> we'll store and categorize and ask you to pick it up within three days. >> reporter: homeowners are getting creative too. one former nasa engineer booby trapped fake packages including a sparkly surprise. when this would-bepirate loads this box into his car, he's greeted by a glitter explosion followed by a foul smell that has him throwing his stolen booty right out the window. this couple after falling victim to a theft last year creating the porch pirate lockbox which bolts to your deck. >> you come home, you unlock it

and your packages are there. >> reporter: and according to a survey recently conducted by "the new york times," more than 1.7 million packages are stolen or go missing around the country. it's become such a problem that some states are trying to pass new laws. in texas package thieves could face up to ten years in prison, and in my home state of south carolina a bill there would make stealing a package a felony. >> you said it was a story of thieves. somebody stole a big box of kitty litter. >> kitty litter. it was a giant amazon box. turned out to be kitty litter. >> what are you in here for? kitty litter. >> how do you get the packages in that big red box? >> it's locked. >> you are on it today. you are just on it. >> okay. we have some video of a 9-year-old boy's close encounter with a surf knocked from a surfboard but didn't realize what sent him flying. paula faris has that.

>> good morning, george. he actually continued to surf for another 30 minutes. he thought it was just a large fish that knocked him off his board and it wasn't until he and his father looked at the gopro video afterwards that they realized it was indeed a shark. watch as 7-year-old chandler shreds waves at a florida beach with his dad when a shark suddenly jumps out of the wear and over his board sending him flailing into the water. but chandler didn't even realize what caused him to fall. >> i was just assuming that push was a fish but when we got back into the video, it was a shark. >> at first we were kind of shocked and surprised and we kind of had a little laugh and then it kind of set in that we got pretty lucky that he didn't get, you know, bit. you know, new smyrna is unfortunately known for its shark attack bites. >> reporter: just earlier this year, a 9-year-old girl was bitten in an apparent shark attack at that same florida beach. a parent's worst nightmare but for the moores it's just the name of the game.

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cruise lines to really tap into those consumer dollars during the holiday spending season. >> reporter: if you're flying domestically look to smaller airlines for some of the biggest discounts. from now until thursday southwest offering nonstop flights from atlanta to nashville for just 49 bucks. jetblue coming in hot with fares as low as $39. even offering a combo deal for flights plus hotel for two nights for less than $120, but if you really want to get away, say to the city of love, maybe try a bigger airline like delta. roundtrip airfare from l.a.x. costing just north of $400, but just like those doorbusters you bought on black friday and cyber monday, not all travel deals are created equal. >> make sure that you're not just booking because of the price and that you're really examining everything about the deal and the offer and that it makes sense for you. >> reporter: the travel app hopper created this travel holiday three years ago after

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♪ bring me a higher love and felicity jones is here. she's headed high in the sky for her brand-new movie. the daredevil stunt she pulled off thousands of feet in the air. now live in times square this morning. and she's saying -- >> good morning, america. [ cheers and applause ] good morning, felicity. good morning, america. hope you guys are doing well this tuesday morning. >> we are going to take you inside the magic kingdom like never before this morning. a day in the life at disney and wait until you meet perry the pregnant porcupine. glad i only have to say that once. the imagineers and even someone at this anchor desk is making an appearance. i wonder who that is. >> who knows. and as we mentioned, it is giving tuesday as well. a worldwide day devoted to supporting charities. last year more than $400 million raised all around the country. rebecca jarvis is going to be back with how you can make your donation count. make sure you're giving it to the right and reputable charity.

first, we have a lot of news to get to starting with that snowstorm slamming the northeast. heavy snow and ice. new england, well, they're getting hit, so let's go back to gio benitez who is there in boston and how are things going now, gio? good morning. >> reporter: hey, robin, good morning again. yeah, all morning long we have been seeing this blowing snow and that's because we have those high wind gusts, strong wind gusts. we've seen wind gusts as high as 40 miles per hour in parts of massachusetts. take a look at this wide angle lens camera here. you can see some of that blowing snow. copley square right now not as busy as it normally is. people are staying indoors. but you can just see how the snow is really starting to pile up. in parts of massachusetts we've seen more than a foot of snow between yesterday and today, and this stuff can be messy because -- especially when you're looking at the roads. take a look at what we saw overnight in columbia county, new york. there was a big crash between a truck and a bus carrying 30 people. thankfully those 30 people said that they didn't need y medical attention but this is

why it is so dangerous. this is why officials are saying just stay off the roads if you can. they've already closed hundreds of schools here in massachusetts hoping to keep people indoors. robin. >> okay, hope you're heading indoors too. thanks so much. want everybody to stay safe. we're going to turn now to president trump in london for the nato summit. tensions running high over the future of nato and a possible trade war between the u.s. and france. see the president right there weighing in on a number of topics in an hour-long impromptu press conference. he aimed some harsh words at french president emmanuel macron. the president also mentioned the possibility of postponing a trade deal with china until after the 2020 election. that sent financial markets falling this morning. michael. all right, george, very important news now we're going to turn to. french fry lovers, they are freaking out. >> no. >> because there are real

fears -- one sitting next to me -- of a french fry shortage due to cold wet weather that has severely damaged potato crops in the u.s. and canada. in addition to fewer potatoes, the ones surviving are coming in smaller so you might need to look for new side ideas for your burger. doesn't seem right. let me get a burger with a side salad. doesn't go together. >> i think they can work it out. >> i sure hope so. >> wow. coming up, taraji p. henson's candid new interview. her struggle with mental health, menopause and how she is fighting through it all. and what makes disney disney? you're going to meet the people, the animals, everyone behind the magic. and lara, speaking of magic, what you got upstairs? >> i'm here with best-selling author tomi adayemi and we cannot wait to talk to her. such a great show. such a great audience. "good morning america" will be right back. [ cheers and applause ] the "good morning america" will be right back. hiv.

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[ cheers and applause ] welcome back to "gma." what a great audience here this morning. welcome to all of you. you guys are going to want to come back tomorrow. we have the cast of the new bond movie "no time to die." they're going to be here live and we have a worldwide exclusive, their trailer, that's coming up tomorrow, but lara has "pop news." >> thank you, george. [ applause ] you know, today we're going to do a musical "pop news" and we're going to begin with some excited news about one of our favorite '90s rock stars. there she is, alanis morissette. [ cheers and applause ] okay, good. you agree. you ought to know by now the singer's breakthrough album "jagged little pill" has

inspired a broadway show which, by the way, opens just down the street from us here in times square this thursday. so check that out. and this morning, alanis is announcing in honor of the 20th anniversary of her angsty singalong album, 25 year, hard to believe. so resonance. she's going on tour starting in june and she's releasing new music. working on her ninth studio album but released the first single called "reasons i drink." [ laughter ] that's alanis' song. here's a sample. ♪ here we are ♪ i feel such rapture >> yeah, do you like it? audience is giving a thumb's up. very catchy. if you want more morisette, the cast of "jagged little pill" will perform right here on "gma" next thursday. [ cheers and applause ] >> we're on a roll, baby.

as i said, more music, elton john fans, break out your checkbooks. >> uh-oh. >> yeah, handwritten lyrics for some of the rocketman's most famous songs are going on the auction block. we're talking "good-bye yellow brick road," "your song," there's a picture of it, "candle in the wind", "benny and the jets", songs that bernie taupin wrote and now his ex-wife maxine is selling them. she says lovingly these songs are treasures. bernie and elton are two of the most gifted and wonderful songwriters. it's time to offer them to someone who wants to have them as -- have these pieces of musical history. >> yeah. >> it is believed that bernie wrote the lyrics of "tiny dancer" in honor of maxine back in 1971. just a little piece of trivia. elton was best man at their wedding. the magical lyrics complete with bernie's famously bad spelling

go on sale december 9th in los angeles. [ cheers and applause ] in movie news, we're getting our first look at the next installment of the marvel cinematic universe. this one is all about black widow. the character played by scarlett johansson is finally getting her own movie giving the story of how she game this mysterious superhero. take a look, everyone, first look. >> unfinished business. we have to go back to where it all started. >> lucky us. >> one thing is for sure. it's going to be a hell of a reunion. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> you go, girl. johansson, scarlet is showing just how versatile an actress

she is. her portrayal of a woman going through divorce in "marriage story" racking up awards expected to be featured prominently at this year's oscars. that movie opens this friday. "black widow" hits theaters may 1st, 2020. congrats to scarlett. she's on a roll, man. [ applause ] and then completely switching gears, from music to movies, then this, it's really nice in parts of north carolina where this woman is using her driveway as her canvas. diana wood was bored while power washing. look what she did there. she drew a bird and then she just kept going. her driveway by the way needed that power wash. but diana made the most of it. she posted her artwork online and says she has no real training. hard to believe. she's so talented and says she's always liked creating wherever she can. thank you for sharing that with us on this chilly morning, diana. that's "pop news," everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> no training? >> no training and a clean

driveway. >> that was impressive. all right, thank you so much for that, lara. and now to our "gma" cover stor taraji p. henson getting candid about aging, her mental health and menopause in an exclusive interview with "self" magazine and linsey davis is back with that. >> good morning again to you, guys. she is of course beloved for her character cookie and now many fans are finding taraji p. henson's real-life frank talk refreshingly honest and helpful. she's really opening up and quite vocal about her struggle with what she calls the dark place and how she deals with it. she may play one tough cookie and she knows what men want. but off screen taraji p. henson says don't let the strong black woman facade fool you. >> sometimes the weight is just too much to put on that facade like you're strong all the time. it's exactly what it is, a facade. that's whack. >> reporter: the 49-year-old actress gracing the digital cover of "self" and opening up

like never before, telling the magazine about her struggles with mental health and going through menopause. >> i struggle with depression and anxiety. i realized that about two years ago. i noticed the mood swings like you know one day i'd be up, the next day i'd be down. >> reporter: henson at first she didn't realize some of those mood swings could be related to menopause saying, quote, i would get so low, really, really low, beaten like never before. >> she said that she would usually be the life of the party but she wouldn't want to go out and see her friends and her friends started noticing a change in her behavior. with her anxiety she would get heart palpitations and she really understood that it was more than yoga and meditation could fix. >> reporter: the actress learned how to manage those highs and lows with regular check-ins with her therapist and herself. >> i talk to myself. i think more people need to talk to themselves because you work things out. >> reporter: now through her nonprofit, the boris lawrence henson foundation named after her father, henson is working to help others struggling with mental health issues especially

young children. well, henson says sometimes she calls on her friends to pull her out of the dark place she sometimes finds herself in. she says having a therapist is also so important, and for the many people who suffer from depression and anxiety i imagine that her honesty is going to be so helpful to them. >> so candid about it. all right. thanks so much, linsey. now to a new book that is taking you behind the scenes of the magic. it is called "one day at disney" and it celebrates the people and the culture that makes all this happen from walt disney world to marvel to "gma," and will reeve has our story. >> one way trip to cinderella's castle. climb aboard. >> reporter: every day around the world they're designing. innovating. informing and performing. >> i'm mike davey. with walt disney imagineering. >> radio disney, what's up? it's candace hanging out. >> i'm one of the guys who gets to draw mickey. >> reporter: now a new book "one day at disney" offers inside look capturing a day in the life

of the walt disney company through the eyes of its employees. >> i can't tell you how many people told me they have the best job in the company and everybody means it when they say it. and it's because they're doing the job that is perfect for them. >> reporter: with photos taken over a 24-hour period worldwide, the book features interviews with some 80 cast members. one day at disney will also debut as a documentary and 52-episode series on disney plus. >> i would argue with anybody that said i didn't have the best job in the company. >> what we're trying to showcase is that at any given hour on any given day not a special day, not a movie premiere, not a park opening, not a holiday, not anything particularly out of the ordinary that extraordinary things go on. >> time to get wet. >> reporter: like tom self, an outside machinist who takes care of disney's water-based attractions. >> our diving takes place once the sun goes down and the guests have all gone home. it's all tinkerbell, all magic

and we don't exist and that's kind of the way it's supposed to be. >> reporter: while tom starts diving in california around 1:30 in the morning -- >> good morning. >> reporter: at 4:00 a.m. in new york, our own robin roberts is beginning her day -- >> what up, troops? >> good morning, robin. >> reporter: -- at "good morning america." >> i almost feel like we are a disney attraction. people really look forward to seeing us. the news is very serious, information that we're conveying is very serious, but there's also a component of our program where you can spend time with the audience. >> nice to have you all here. >> thank you. >> hi, sweetie. >> reporter: i got the chance to meet two of the book's stars, staff veterinarian at walt disney world resort in orlando, dr. natalie, and mom-to-be, perry the porcupine. what's it like being part of this big new book? >> honestly, it's been a little overwhelming. initially it started with, hey, dr. natalie, would you like to take a couple of pictures with these really amazing animals? it's just grown into this

amazing story about not only what we do here as veterinarians but what all of disney does and it's been a really awesome project to be involved with. >> reporter: dr. natalie gave me a peek at the next generation during perry's ultrasound. >> that's a paw. there's a baby porcupine in there, perry. >> count the heartbeat to make sure that everything looks healthy. we need to make sure the baby is moving normally, that the size is appropriate. and sometimes ultrasounds will help us understand if they're getting close to birth so we can see the position of the baby. >> reporter: and i got some hands-on experience as a disney vet. >> whoa. it feels like fingernails kind of. is it keratin? >> it is, yeah. that's what it is, modified hair. >> modified hair, frosted tips here. you're very cute and you're having a very cute baby at some point soon which is great. adding to the disney family. >> reporter: for "good morning america," at walt disney world resort in orlando, florida, will reeve, abc news. [ cheers and applause ] >> talking to the porcupine. >> i know. who knew?

the idea for this book actually came from the man himself, right to the top, bob iger, our chairman and ceo of walt disney company. "one day at disney," out this morning and i know everybody in the piece said it but we do have the best jobs at disney. [ applause ] and you know what, because of you we're going to show our gratitude. everyone is going home with their own copy. [ cheers and applause ] >> such a great appreciation. let's take it over to rob. >> you ever get that feeling when you just got to sneeze and you just can't get it out. well, even the king of the jungle has a problem with this. this is the milwaukee county zoo and he's like, i got to -- i just -- please somebody help me. gesundheit, big boy. even the king of the jungle has to sneeze once in a while. by the way, a little trick, if you don't know this, if you

have to sneeze just look up [ cheers and applause ] so as the holidays ramp up the weeks between thanksgiving and christmas not a lot of them but they could be the perfect time for a diet reset. weight loss and nutrition expert kellyann petrucci's new book, "cleanse and reset" has a plan that she says will detoxify, nourish and restore your body. all sounds so good, and get this, for sustained weight loss in just five days.

it sounds really good to me. before we begin i want to say that you should consult a licensed nutritionist or your doctor before starting any weight loss plan. but this one in particular is all about being healthy. you say you got to know when it's time to step back. to push back from the training table as my dad used to say. >> absolutely. you know what, your body tells you this. if you're tired all the time, even after resting, dragging yourself around, you have what i call cravings and crashes. this is when you're always hungry, always tired. you go through this cycle. it's crazy. always bloated, that's a big one, brain fog, these are all signs, even achy joints. >> tuck in. check, check, check. >> belly over belt. a b.o.b. >> i have b.o.b. hello, b.o.b. >> we have more holidays ahead of us. this is time -- >> time to say bye to b.o.b. >> bye, b.o.b. >> in your book you talk about a

typical day on your cleanse starting with water hydration. moving on to a combination of shakes, smoothies and bone broths. so we're talking about just liquids here. >> liquids for a little while to give your body time to snap back to life. >> five days. >> five days will do it. even if you didn't do the whole five days, took time before we enter into more holidays to just take that time and reset and energize. >> maybe one day at a time. >> one day at a time. you don't have to stick to the whole protocol. one day, two days. snap your body back to life. >> talk to me about this. this looks delicious. >> it is. this is strawberry lemon basil detox water. it's delicious. why i like this, it prehydrates your body. so many of the signs that we feel that we're not feeling well is because we're dehydrated. simple as that. snap yourselves. >> that's easy enough. >> easy enough. it's delicious. love that. green drinks are really important. so this is a pineapple mint. tastes delicious, why? because it pushes nutrition into the cells. that's really important. >> it is good. >> it has fiber. what happens when you have

nutrition and fibers, those cravings and crashes we talked about with b.o.b., they're gone, so it's very important, very helpful. >> when drinking the water or the green juice, you're not going to be -- sometimes it's habit. you want to feel -- you want to chew something. how do you trick your brain? >> what happens is when you get the nutrition that you need, your body doesn't start scanning for more, for food, for sweets. the whole key is, we're eating but we're not getting the nutrition. so when your body scans and says, you know what, i'm getting what i need, you don't have those feelings. >> okay, so feed it what it needs and you succeed. i saw the word in my notes chocolate and i'm in. >> chocolate, we're all about chocolate here. this is delicious. this is a banana walnut smoothie. it's chocolate. >> this is part of your plan. >> part of the plan and here's why i like this. we use collagen protein. why i like this is because it's dairy-free, nonallergenic. a lot of people can have this. but here's what's interesting,

at about age 20 we start losing this precious collagen that we have. this holds us up, guys. this is the glue that keeps us together. we want this in our body. early studies are showing us that supplementation with collagen shakes can start raising those numbers back up. >> i know you'll have all the details of that on the book. we have very little time. i do want to touch on this. you really have been a proponent and you don't have time but when you read the book, if you go to our website, read about bone broth and -- >> all about restoration. gelatin. >> yes, really a key component to end the day. >> such great information. i want to hear more. we'll meet after and get rid of that b.o.b. guys, kellyann's book is out today. i'm happy to tell you all that everyone in the audience is going home with a copy. lots of good reading. get all the recipes on our website. coming up, felicity jones is here. y jones is here. ty jones is here. [ applause ] >> announcer: "gma" tomorrow, pentatonix is in the house performing live. ♪ got only knows >> announcer: tomorrow only on "good morning america" presented by carmax.

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now, your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> good news about the morning commute and the fog is lifting in the north bay and especially in petaluna and around santa rosa. that is the main issue with the commute is that fog. we have a chance of wet weather developing along the san mateo coast at noon and then scattered showers for the afternoon hours.

and more rain and even heavy friday. kumasi. >> thank you. we will have another abc7 news update in about ♪ ain't my fault that i'm out here getting loose ♪ ♪ got to blame it on the goose ♪ got to blame it on my juice. we're excited to welcome back our next guest. you know this oscar nominated actress from "the theory of everythin everything" and "rogue one: a star wars story", now starring in "the aeronauts." please welcome felicity jones. ♪ blame it on my juice [ cheers and applause ] >> how are you? lovely so see you. hi. >> how are you? >> i'm well, thanks. how are you? lovely to see you. hi, guys.

>> this one roll, be careful. >> yes. >> we get a lot of compliments. >> a bit of acrobatics, good morning. >> there you go. you stuck the landing. beautiful. >> you had to go awful high up in the movie, "the aeronauts." you play a gas balloon pilot. any fear of heights? >> i didn't have any fear of heights before i did the movie and then afterwards suddenly now i'm petrified of them. >> that will do it. >> that will do it. your first day of shooting with the wonderful eddie redmayne who you've worked with before, it didn't end like it was supposed to exactly. can you tell everybody about that. >> no, we had -- we had a bit of a bumpy ride, so to speak. it was our very first day shooting. we took the balloon up. they were doing a helicopter shot of the whole sequence. it was a part of this sequence you're seeing now. the balloon took off. it was all fine until suddenly we hit a load of trees. >> oh. >> eddie and i are holding

hands, bracing ourselves as we hit the ground at this incredible speed. the basket bounces, eddie and i bounce to the back. i think that i've broken my back because i hear this creek of the basket. and then we are just sort of lying there slightly thinking we might be paralyzed but luckily we were fine. >> and you went back the next day. >> yes. back at work 5:00 a.m. the next day. >> and that's the first scene. that's the first day and the first scene. >> wow. [ applause ] >> i can only imagine everybody standing around going, what's happening? would you like to see a little snippet? [ cheers ] there you go. >> oh. whoo! >> you're incredibly late.

>> lesson number one of aeronautics, we are creatures of the sky. [ applause ] >> that is -- climbing into the chair was nothing. that was physical. flipping on to the stage. what kind of training did you have to do? >> well, actually i did a lot of -- i worked closely with an acrobat with a woman called deb richards who had worked with cirque du soleil so i was learning how to do trapeze, learning how to do silk work and that was a good sort of three or four months before we started shooting. >> would you like to do more action roles like this and of course like "rogue one"? >> i mean, yeah, for sure. >> sign her up. >> tom cruise, eat your heart out. >> how about dear eddie, to be reunited with him again in the film, what was that like? >> it was fantastic. we are such great friends.

we built so much trust from doing "theory of everything" and we both -- we push each other. we care about what we do and have a good gossip in between scenes which is lovely but it was fantastic. >> you didn't know when you first got the script that he was going to be doing it? >> initially, no, i first read it and then knowing that eddie was interested as well made it so much more appealing because it felt as though we could build on what we had done in "theory of everything." >> nobody better to be in the basket with when it's bouncing all over the place. >> exactly. in your final moments not a better person to be with than eddie redmayne. >> thank you for coming back. "the aeronauts" in select theaters this coming friday. coming up, tomi adayemi is here talking about her brand-new blockbuster book. se ]

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we are back now. [ applause ] we are back now. blockbuster author behind our book club, tomi adayemi, brand-new sequel. "children of virtue and vengeance" is out today. she introduced readers to her fictional world of orisha with her wildly successful novel. it just celebrated its 90th week on "the new york times" best-seller's list.

so many people are excited to have this woman here with us today. oh. [ applause ] >> whoo. >> oh, my goodness. >> hi. >> hi. it is so good to see you. >> it is so good. >> your beautiful family there with you like they were last time. i've heard people describe this as, okay, stay with me, they describe it as "game of thrones" plus "black panther" plus magic. >> yes. >> how would you describe it? >> no, that's good. that's good. action and adventure and the political intrigue of "game of thrones." it's the african celebration that was "black panther" and there's magic so you got it. >> oh, my. this is your sophomore work, if you will. >> yes. >> and it's -- i remember -- well, just how has it been? you come out a couple of years ago. she signed a seven-figure deal to do this book and this series like this but how has life been? >> it's been crazy in the best ways and like also the hardest ways because this was a lot at

once so it's a lot of -- there's so much to do in getting through book one and getting through book two and so that's why -- last time i was here i was like nervous. now i'm here and i'm like, good morning, like it's just -- i feel triumphant. i can't wait to share this with everyone. >> i remember when you unwrapped the debut book. >> yeah. >> your reaction went viral. can we show everybody your reaction. i mean, you just broke down. it was a dream that you had. >> yeah. >> and then with this one, your reaction has been just -- it's kind of like -- you're still in the moment. >> yes. >> you haven't let it escape you. [ laughter ] >> that's what i'm talking about. you're like, i got this. >> yeah. you know, once you've been through it now you're like oh i really get to celebrate and feel

like, again, i just feel this moment in a way i couldn't before. i feel -- i have fans, i got to create something for you. we're going back into this journey together. we get -- it's a completely new experience but in the best way. i'm just so -- i'm excited. we're on "good morning america." [ cheers and applause ] >> you got some super fans here. [ applause ] and, you know, you are going to see your work up on the big screen. >> yes. >> disney, lucasfilms, fox lucasfilms are going to make it a trilogy into the big screen. i know you can't give up any secrets or anything like that but who would you like to be in the cast? >> usually i keep it so close to the chest. the only one i'm comfortable saying is when i was doing king seran for the first book, i had idris elba on my pinterest board

and i'm imagining the scenes like how would idris do it and i would write it like that i kind of wrote this for you, idris. i don't know where you are. >> he watches "gma." >> if you're watching, idris. >> could be. could be. >> i created this character for you. >> like last time your beautiful family is here. your brother is a musician. >> yes. >> i know that you've been on stage with him. and we've seen video of you on stage with your brother like right here getting it, getting it. getting it. and your sister, your sister is here as well. just graduated from stanford, y'all. [ applause ] mom and proud daddy are right there. they're looking so dapper. i'm not going to ask you. pass the mic to your momma. >> she's mic'd up. >> what is the family secret? >> i just want to say god number one and then number two -- [ applause ] we came -- we came to this country starting from scratch and they saw how much hard work

we put into everything that we did and so they had no choice but to work hard. yes. >> do you agree? >> that's pretty accurate, yeah. no, it's real. they came here. working add mcdonald's. driving packages around so seeing the life they built for us it was kind of like, oh, if you can do that, this is where you started us so where can we go? let's go as high as far as we can and, yeah, it's -- i'm incredibly grateful to them but book one is dedicated to them and book two to my siblings. you know, it takes a tribe. it takes a real tribe. >> what a tribe you have. thank you. >> thank you. >> we love having you with us. >> i love being here. >> the first time she was all like this, now she's all -- >> let's go. >> would you all like a copy, your own copy? >> yes. >> everyone in the audience is going home with a copy of "children of virtue and vengeance." i know and you know what's great, we want to you join the conversation. it's a community. i mean her super fans are here.

it's a beautiful community so we ask you to join this community. you can follow us on #gmabookclub and read an excerpt of her book on our website as well so there you have it. beautiful community. love. >> we are transforming one chunk of sidewalk at our new beautiful "gma" holiday square partnering with our sponsor wells fargo and have audience members and volunteers helping our food bank. check this out. even the stage coach has arrived and they came in with a bunch of food items that will be donated for this incredible program that we've done last year. 55 million meals donated. such important work. one in seven americans turn to food banks during the holidays and now is your chance to help provide delicious meals for families in need. so to get involved, just visit one of more than 5,000 wells fargo branches around the country and drop off these nonperishable food items, or you can make a donation directly to

feeding america. $1 will help provide ten meals. what an incredible ratio, and wells fargo will donate up to $5 million to feeding america itself. keep it going, guys. we can all make such a huge difference. $1, one can at a time. thank you so much, wells fargo. [ cheers and applause ] time now for a l >> oh, it's a blizzard of love out here in times square. lara, up to you. >> all right, now to giving tuesday. the worldwide day devoted to supporting charities. last year $400 million from 4 million donations raised right here in the u.s. alone. rebecca is back with what you need to know to make your donation count.

first we encourage you to do so. you do want to know some things. i want to start by asking what we should consider before making any donation. >> so, lara, i love in the midst of all this dales and sale frenzy, think about the chairs and causes that mean most to you but then you want to look into them. there is a great website called charity navigator where you can confirm the legitimacy of a charity and determine where that money that you're donating is going. they'll break down for you how the money is spent. >> that's really great. and there are companies like facebook where you talk about the sales and deals and sales, facebook is matching so a bit of a deal in terms of donating where you can get -- some companies will match your donation. >> especially on giving tuesday you can stretch that donation farther because a lot of companies like facebook are matching but companies like ours for example, disney, they match what employees give.

and it's a great thing to do. check with your hr department when you're giving to see if your company is one that will match. it requires a little bit of paperwork but, again, it's a way to get that charity that you care about even more money this time of year. >> absolutely. do your homework to find out the best way to donate and be careful. thank you very much, rebecca. we'll head right over to michael. >> you know what i love. i love when people behind us realize they're on tv. it's the best thing ever. "strahan, sara & keke" here. we have a big show today because iconic actor dennis quaid is stopping by. >> he's dishing on his new engagement and latest sitcom. >> and telling us what he did before being an actor. you won't believe it. >> oh, you two know. i don't know. i can't wait. check us out at lunchtime. we're going to have some fun. next here on "gma," the great danielle steel is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> be right back. >> see you later. >> "gma's" holiday square sponsored by wells fargo. helping provide holiday meals for more families. ide holiday meals

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[ cheers and applause ] we are now -- i'm telling you. an embarrassment of riches today. the best-selling incredible author danielle steel. [ cheers and applause ] she's going to get your heart pounding for the holidays. her new one is called "spy." it is wonderful always to see you and to be in your presence. thanksgiving, you had a full house. you love your family. >> my thanksgiving is being here. i'm so grateful to be with you all. i love coming to visit. >> i know your family is so important to you and they inspire you in so many ways. >> i have a daughter here today. >> oh. >> it's bring your family to "gma" day. [ applause ] i like that. i like that. let me tell you, i was in key west for thanksgiving. this is -- i devoured this book. it is such a page turner. because it's a young woman, alex, coming of age and going behind enemy lines. tell people a little bit more about it. >> it's about the life of a

young spy. it starts in world war ii and she gets sort of lured into it and risks her life for her country and was very exciting and at the end of the war her -- she marries the young man she was in love with. >> the pilot. >> the pilot. and she -- he becomes a diplomat and she becomes a spy, again, and he doesn't know it and she's sworn to secrecy and she has this whole life in very exciting places. morocco, hong kong, moscow, pretty much all over the world, pakistan, and it's an exciting book. >> yeah, it is. it is. [ applause ] and she can't -- she can't reveal even to her husband or anybody for 20 years after she -- for 20 years she has to hole the secret. >> actually how that works and what inspired the book is that

some of my friends' mothers and grandmothers as they passed away my friends would, you know, go through their things and they discovered machine guns in trunks and three of my friends discovered that their mothers had been major spies during the war. >> wow. >> can you imagine? >> i thought it was really exciting so it inspired the book. [ applause ] >> so, we're among friends. were you a spy? >> no, but i think it would be terrific. >> you wouldn't tell us even if you were. but no, no, no. you are a -- thank you for continuing to share your gift with the world like this. [ applause ] you write multiple books at a time. how do you do that? >> i have no idea. it's got to be a form of insanity of some kind.

[ laughter ] but i work on one at a time. i can't sort of switch chapters. i think twice i made a mistake and put a character in the wrong book. i work at 4:00 in the morning and sometimes i work all night and suddenly the person was in the wrong book. it's like, oops. i have to get you back over here. [ laughter ] but i work on a lot in different stages and it takes a long time to write one of them. so i juggle. it's kind of like a juggling act. and i feel very lucky and very blessed that i enjoy what i do and that you all read it and i'm super grateful to you. [ applause ] super grateful to you. >> but it was very sweet because, you know, the young author that we just had here told me walking out and she was so excited to meet you and her mother talked about how she's read many of your books. >> i know. very nice. >> you relate to men, women.

there's something about your writing, danielle. >> i write about people and the things we all care about and the hard things that happen to us and what it makes of us and it's the hard stuff that makes us who we are. >> amen to that. [ applause ] all right. so, danielle, thank you as always. you don't do many of these interviews. i always appreciate that you take the time. >> i only do it with robin. >> no, no. >> that's true. >> that's so kind. and to show your kindness it's a good day to be in the audience, yes, you're going home with her book. [ cheers and applause ] you are going home with another one. thank you, danielle. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. we'll be right back. [ applause ]

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matteo bridge to the 28 minute ride and the dun ar barton is 17 minutes. >> it is time for "kelly and ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, film television and broadway star laura linney and revenue film "a million bullet pieces," aaron taylor-johnson. tech presents for all of your family and friends as we continue our holiday gift guide week. and now, here we come, kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: lets go this way. come on, come on, join me. [cheers and applause] ♪