good morning, america. breaking news for our viewers in the west. momenting aes nancy pelosi has announced she ordered the house to draft articles of impeachment. we're live with the latest. tragic attack overnight. a sailor opening fire at a pearl harbor military base killing two and injuring another before turning the gun on himself. the search for answers right now. wild weather. heavy flooding slamming the west, stranding drivers, a big rig dangling over the edge and now a new storm moving in. sparking fears of mudslides. stunning message. what the estranged husband of that missing connecticut mother of five facing charges in her disappearance says in front of the cameras. striking back at porch

pirates. how hundreds of police departments are teaming up with the popular ring doorbell company to turn videos like these into a neighborhood crime fighting tool. we're taking you behind the scenes only on "gma." and big backlash. >> a peloton? >> peloton's stock plummeting after that viral holiday commercial that critics called sexist. why peloton is still standing by their ad. we certainly appreciate you joining us on this thursday morning.g house speaker nancy pelosi said the facts are uncontested. she said the president abused his office for his own political gain, undermining our national security and jeopardizing our democracy and she's now directing the house of representatives to move forward with impeachment. >> our democracy is what is at stake. the president leaves us no choice but to act. >> reporter: on capitol hill this morning, house speaker nancy pelosi announcing an historic step.

>> sadly, but with confidence and humility, with allegiance to our founders and hearts full of love for america, today i'm asking our chairman to proceed with articles of impeachment. >> reporter: after hesitating for months pelosi said there's no doubt the president's actions violated the public trust and the constitution. >> the facts are uncontested. the president abused his power for his own personal political benefit. >> reporter: as democrats plow ahead with impeachment. the white house is getting ready for a trial in the senate. a top white house official says president trump is demanding an aggressive defense with live witnesses. senate republicans huddling on the hill wednesday as over in the house a new phase of the impeachment inquiry began with a new partisan clash. >> if what we're talking about is not impeachment nothing is impeachable. >> reporter: during 6 1/2 hours

of testimony, legal scholars satd the president abused his office for his own political gain. >> president trump's conduct as described in the testimony and evidence clearly constitutes impeachable high crimes and misdemeanors under the constitution. >> reporter: pamela karlan asked the panel imagine living in a hurricane hit area and asking for aid. >> i'd like you to do us a favor, i'll meet with you and i'll send the disaster relief once you brand my opponent a criminal. wouldn't you know in your gut that such a president abused his office. >> reporter: professor jonathan turley said he didn't support the president but argued the democrats have failed to prove their case. >> i get it. you're mad. will impeachment make us less mad? only invite the madness to

follow every administration. >> reporter: the speaker didn't discuss the scope of the articles of impeachment or the time line. the democrats want to move quickly. with this announcement, house speaker pelosi has set up for a possible vote before christmas. >> thanks very much. let's bring in kate shaw for more on this right now. interesting when the speaker opened her remarks she rooted them in the declaration of the independen independence. >> she's sish yating this in the context of the historical important of our democracy, leaders not being kings or monarchs, that was a theme that you heard quite a bit from law scholars yesterday. it lists a number of offenses that are charged against the monarch. she's creating -- making clear this is a moment of very historical significance.

>> she used the phrase abuse of power three times. clearly that's one article of impeachment. she didn't get in obstruction or how far they'll go. >> she seemed to me to be using very broad language. opening the possibility the articles might encompasses not only the ukraine affair the 2016 russian interference, the mueller investigation, her abuse of power, solicitation of foreign interference. you can imagine articles that identify those political episodes both around 2016 and the ukraine affair and 2020. >> we did hear from jonathan turley a republican witness yesterday who said democrats should wait, they need the testimony of people like secretary of state mike pompeo, rudy giuliani, the president's lawyer, that won't happen any

time fast. that's the dilemma that democrats have. >> there's no doubt that the democrats would like to hear from all of these people. the white house has so far stone walled access to the most critical witnesses. i think the democrats have said, we're going to build an obstruction article, obstruction of congress. prevented us from doing a thorough investigation. some of it is still playing out in court. some of it could materialize perhaps in time for a senate trial. >> right, you would need 51 votes in the senate to approve any new witness. >> the democrats don't have it, conceivable that they could attract republicans to hear from additional witnesses. it's a little bit hard to see that happening. i think things are very much dynamic and fluid in the senate let's go to michael.

now to that deadly shooting at pearl harbor. >> good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: we're just outside the historic base at pearl harbor. these gates now reopened. on lockdown yesterday. a u.s. sailor opened fire striking three department of defense employees. overnight a deadly shooting at pearl harbor. an active duty sailor opening fire at the historic naval base's shipyard shooting three civilian contractors before turning the gun on himself. two of those workers were killed and one 36-year-old man is recovering this morning. reports of a shooting at the joint base pea wednesday afternoon, and

authorities say, within minutes, it went into a lockdown and shelter in place. >> joint base pearl harbor security personnel were on the scene within minutes. >> reporter: jasper williams says he was sitting at his desk nearby and witnessed the rampage. >> i looked out in time to see the shooter, who was i'm assuming he was a sailor because he was in uniform. i'm kind of thinking it might have been engineers based on the color of the hard hats. >> reporter: police are not releasing the identities of the victims and shooter, but they're saying the shooter was an act ive duty sailor. but he was assigned to the "uss columbia" undergoing repairs. christian castillo was there. >> i heard a bunch of shots in the area. we were told by my chief to hunker down. >> reporter: this just three days away from the 78th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. >> generations of locals have worked in that shipyard. this is certainly a tragedy for everyone here. >> reporter: authorities say it's not immediately clear if the shooter knew his victims and there's no understanding at this time of the sailor's motives. there is a full investigation under way by the navy and the base here at pearl harbor.

george? okay, kaylee, thanks very much. now to that headline about rudy giuliani's the president's personal attorney a key figure in the impeachment inquiry traveling overseas reportedly meeting with former ukrainian prosecutors. chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas is here in the studio with more. good morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning to you. rudy giuliani may be a key figure in the impeachment hearings but he's not cooperating with them and his business dealings with ukraine are being investigated by the southern district of new york. but that's not stopping giuliani from reportedly traveling to ukraine and continuing his work that is under now so much scrutiny. this morning, rudy giuliani adding to his resume, former mayor, lawyer to the president, and now documentarian. at a time when some of his international associates are being investigated and his work for the president is part of the impeachment hearings, "the new york times" reports giuliani is in hungary and ukraine shooting a television project.

>> in a two-part exclusive rudy giuliani debunks the impeachment hoax. >> reporter: one america news, a conservative tv outlet confirming to abc news giuliani is in europe right now taping part three of their special. the documentary an attempt to undercut the impeachment hearings featuring former ukrainian prosecutors, some who have been accused of corruption and have promoted misleading or baseless claims about joe biden and his son hunter. all of it part of giuliani's yearlong crusade focused on ukraine which critics have slammed as political dirty work for the president, as well as feeding conspiracy theories. giuliani says he's helping root out corruption in ukraine. >> that's why i started it and the president of the united states, i can tell you this, is asking for this. >> reporter: but democrats and even some members of the trump administration say the real goal for giuliani and president trump was a quid pro quo with ukraine,

key military aid if ukraine announced corruption inve president trump's political rival joe biden. now, we did ask giuliani about his trip overseas. all he would tell us is, quote, i'm just doing my job as a defense lawyer while also slamming the democrats leading the impeachment proceedings. >> okay, tom, thanks very much. we also have news this morning from the pentagon now considering sending more american troops to the middle east to deal with the growing threat from iran and our foreign correspondent james longman is in london with the latest. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, george. donald trump said he wants u.s. troops out of the middle east but a u.s. official has confirmed that thousands more u.s. servicemen and women could be heading to the region to counter the ongoing threat from iran. a troop buildup started back in may. 14,000 have been sent since then but the u.s. footprint could soon expand significantly with more ships and military hardware being moved into place for the long-term. iran's role in the ongoing war

in yemen and attacks against saudi oil facilities have raised concerns about its increasingly aggressive posture. u.s. sanctions on iranian oil experts are causing significant unrest in the country meaning u.s. officials may also want to protect american interests from any retaliation. these are difficult choices especially with the election coming and no decisions have yet been made but the realities in the region may leave the administration with no choice, michael. >> thank you, james. and now to the dangerous storms hitting the west coast. snow and heavy rain causing chaos on the roads and take a look at this tractor trailer that's dangling off a los angeles overpass, and now there's a new storm that is moving in. rob is tracking the very latest. good morning, rob. >> hey, good morning, michael. it doesn't make much in southern california for the roads to get slick. an inch of rain in los angeles, about half of that came in just 15 minutes so a slow go and mentioned that tractor trailer around the 710 overpass in east l.a. this is just south of san jose, parts of the 101 shut down. three inches of rainfall anywhere from anaheim down to san diego yesterday.

we'll get a bit of a break but here comes the next storm, this one really intensified yesterday and grew too so it will affect seattle all the way down to san diego but the core will come in tomorrow night into saturday morning across redding, san francisco, get some heavy rain and we could see some damaging wind with this. snow levels will be on the lower side, we could see 1 to 3 feet and this will go coast to coast in the new york area by this time next week and will be powerful too. robin? >> thanks for the heads up there, rob. now to france where massive strikes across the country are underway. trains and schools are shut down, flights canceled. many take to the streets to bring over planned changes to the retirement plan. maggie rulli has more from paris. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: good morning. this is where that latest wave of protests are kicking off. a strike shutting down the trains here overnight. now they're threatening to paralyze the entire country because like you just said, robin, it's more than a transit

strike. the unions are out in full force and nearly every single union from transit workers and rail workers to opera singers are out protesting. at the heart of their fight it's all about pension reform. france has one of the most generous retirement plans in the workers able to retire as young as age 52 but the government is facing a growing debt, and they say they want to overhaul the pension plan, but for the protesters here, they say what they hear is that they have to work more to get paid less, and that millions could lose their benefits. they say they are going to fiercely fight for what they see are their rights which has left police worried today. there's thousands out here on the streets. they're worried some of these protests could turn violent and urging tourists to stay away from attractions like the eiffel tower and hotels having cancellations as well and they will protest indefinitely so who knows what this could mean for the global economy. michael? >> such unrest there. thanks to maggie. >> thank you, maggie.

and now to an emergency landing overnight. a kabc chopper hit midair by what's believed to be a drone leaving marks on the aircraft. will carr is in l.a. with the story. good morning, will. >> reporter: and, michael, that collision was strong enough to punch a hole in the tail of the helicopter. with more drones flying this is becoming a bigger and bigger issue. overnight, a frightening encounter in the air after this kabc news chopper was believed to be hit by a drone leading the pilot to make a precautionary landing? >> we felt it. we heard it. we all looked at each other, didn't really know what it was. >> reporter: this pilot was flying over downtown los angeles at 100 miles per hour when suddenly they heard a loud bang on the chopper's tail. >> we just assumed it was a bird, because that happens every once in a while. when we got on the ground, though, it was a different story. >> reporter: the tail tattered covered in deep scrapes, dents and a small hole. >> it was a scary couple of minutes and we were all looking at each other, you know, looking

for a spot to land and we eventually put it down on the ground and fortunately everybody is okay. >> reporter: cristi and his chopper reaching elevation of 1,100 feet when they were hit, but drones are normally prohibited from flying above 400 feet, as well as prohibited from flying before sunrise and after sunset. the faa now investigating after this surprise encounter with a drone operating in prohibited airspace. this is such a big problem, it's also impacting wildfire helicopters. you know the helicopters that sweep in and make the drops trying to save people's lives and their properties. in recent years they've had to ground several of those helicopters because of drones flying in the area. guys. >> scary situation. >> it really is. >> glad everybody is okay. thank you, will. and also this morning, a close call here on the ground. take a look at this, and thankfully everyone is okay after a driver experienced a medical episode behind the wheel.

hit an embankment and flew through the air clearing 12 cars in the dealership lot and the driver received medical treatment on the scene, and no one else was injured. thank, goodness. >> amazing he survived that. covering a lot of other stories including a message from fotis dulos, the estranged husband of that missing mother of five. and we have an abc news exclusive for you. the new way police are using doorbell cameras to fight porch pirates. did you know this? more than a million packages go missing or get stolen every day. more than a million. more than a million. gio benitez will take us behind the scenes but first back to rob. good morning, again, robin. lake-effect snows yesterday just south of erie, pennsylvania. about 6 inches, but certainly enough to slick up the roadways on i-79 and i-90. i-70 will be an issue. winter weather advisories out for this area mostly in through the valleys and 6 inches to 12 inches. i'm concerned about salt lake city, especially to the west of

salt lake city, they just put out a winter weather advisory there, along i-80 for an icy mix and fog with low visibility, parts of salt lake city and get into the high plains as well, i think denver will see an inch or two so slick go around the mile high city. time now for your chilly cities brought to you by capital one.

it is that time of year when it snows and piles up on the roof of cars. there's no way to get it off, but if you are a school bus, this is the contraption they're using. i used to drive a modified school bus in the summertime. >> you and robin both. ywe enrob.

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that missing mom mystery. her estranged husband back on the stand, and sending a surprising message to his missing wife outside the courtroom. whit johnson is here with good morning, whit. >> reporter: the heated exchanges in the courtroom taking place more than six months after jennifer dulos disappeared. this time, fotis dulos on the stand in a civil battle over millions of dollars. his mother-in-law's attorney accusing him of not being truthful in previous testimony. fotis dulos, the estranged husband of missing connecticut mom jennifer dulos, making this stunning statement outside a connecticut courtroom. >> i wish jennifer and her family a happy holidays and i just pray that they give my kids my love and my best wishes. >> reporter: jennifer hasn't been seen since may. police calli her the victim of a violent assault. her blood found in her home and multiple locations. fotis taking the stand wednesd getting a grilling from his mother-in-law's attorney, jennifer's mother is suing for $2.5 million. money she calls a loan, but he claims was a gift.

jennifer dulos filed for divorce in 2017. >> you didn't pay any alimony, did you, sir? >> it's not a yes or no question. >> do you think this is funny, mr. dulos? >> no, i don't. >> reporter: fotis fidgeting with his hands, his eyes darting around the room. anything fotis says on the stand could be used in any potential criminal proceedings against him. testimony also row veeld that dulos took his girlfriend and sometimes her daughter on trips to florida and puerto rico, a relationship that developed years before the coupled filed for divorce. dulos and troconis are facing charges for evidence tampering and hindering prosecution. both have pleaded not guilty. on business trips to florida, argentina and puerto rico, a relationship tt developed years before the couple filed for divorce. they're facing charges for

evidence tampering and hindering prosecution. both have pleaded not guilty. >> wow, okay, thank you wit. we have a new development in the trayvon martin case. george zimmerman, the man found not guilty of murder is now suing martin's family and others for $100 million. steve osunsami has the story, good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. we should underline that this lawsuit makes wild claims that prosecutors say shouldn't even be taken seriously, but nonetheless, george zimmerman is taking this case to court. he's suing for $100 million. george zimmerman who was acquitted in 2013 of the murder of trayvon martin is suing the teen's parents, their attorney, state police and former state prosecutors. in a lawsuit filed in florida, he's making the unsubstantiated claim that this young woman was a fake witness coached into her testimony by prosecutors and the victim's family. on the witness stand, she testified that she was on the phone with the unarmed black

teenager as zimmerman was shooting him to death, but the suit accuses her of somehow standing in for her half-sister who didn't want to testify in the case and says that prosecutors and police were all in on it. >> he said, why are you following me for? and i heard him -- a hard breath man say what are you doing around here. >> reporter: the lawyer filing the suit has a long history of pushing conspiracy theories and suing black lawmakers. critics call him pathologically a petition to support president obama and his legal tactics have gotten sanctions and bans from some courtrooms. this lawsuit is coming at the same time zimmerman is featured in and is promoting a new movie. the film makes the same accusations. trayvon martin's family says they feel victimized yet again. calling this another failed attempt to defend the indefensible and they accuse zimmerman of trying to make a buck. zimmerman's lawyer is being

called out this morning for publicly sharing the contact information of former witnesses and former prosecutors, including one who's now a circuit court judge in the same documents, zimmerman's contact information is redacted, guys. >> okay, thank you very much. steve. >> unbelievable. unbelievable. >> don't know what to say. we're going to turn now to that backlash over that peloton ad. in news this morning the company's stock is plummeting after critics called the commercial sexist. will reeve is here with the story. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, michael. it's very internet 2019. a company does a thing, some people get outraged, others make jokes on social media that go viral. the company makes some kind of statement round and round we go. the difference here is that peloton's bottom line took a major hit but the company is defending its creation. >> okay, are you ready? >> yes. >> now. >> a peloton? >> reporter: it's the commercial that's launched a thousand memes.

>> excited. let's do this. >> reporter: titled the gift that gives back. this 30-second peloton ad drawing ire for what some claim is its sexiest message of a husband giving his wife an exercise bike for christmas. keeping a yearlong fitness diary of her rides, tentative at first. >> five days in a row. are you surprised? i am. 6:00 a.m., yay. >> reporter: but a year later. >> a year ago i didn't realize how much this would change me. >> reporter: critics reacted swiftly on social media with comments like, nothing says maybe you should try to lose a few towns like gifting your already rail thin life partner a peloton. and that face you make when you have to videotape yourself exercising to prove to your husband that you're making every effort to look thin for him. the ad also igniting a wave of parodies. >> my husband got me a peloton for christmas. nothing weird about that. thank you. you get me. >> five days in a row. are you surprised? i am. >> reporter: critics decrying it

as sexist and dystopian saying the woman in the commercial is being put under pressure to stay thin. the company's stock appearing to take a hit as well. on tuesday, dropping 9%. shedding nearly $942 million of market value in a single day. >> one bad ad can hurt a company drastically. this is an era where consumers are much more polarized and much more prone to complain vocally on social media. the advertiser no longer always control its message. >> reporter: it's not the first time an ad has ignited a rage online. in 2017, pepsi pulled this commercial starring model kendall jenner after it was criticized for being tone deaf. jenner appearing to bring an end to a political protest by sharing a pepsi with a police officer. and this 2017 dove body wash ad decried as racially insensitive after it appeared to show a black woman removing her t-shirt to reveal a white woman. the company later apologized. this morning, peloton is standing by their ad.

in a statement to abc news saying, quote, our holiday spot was created to celebrate that fitness and wellness journey. while we're disappointed in how some have misinterpreted the commercial we are encouraged by and grateful for the outpouring of support we've received from those who understand what we were trying to communicate. >> a year ago i didn't realize how much this would change me. ♪ high above me >> thank you. >> reporter: this is not entirely new territory for peloton either. numerous social media accounts are dedicated to poking fun at the extravagant unrelatable home setups that peloton users have in their commercials and as for the stock price experts say that dips like this happen in situations like this but it's temporary and not a trend. >> all right. >> i have to say i've seen the commercial several times. it's what some people are seeing i'm not quite seeing it the same way but that's what happens. that's what happens. >> different eyes. >>re experiences. >> that's right.

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did you know this? more than 1.7 million packages go missing every day. gio benitez is in hicksville, new york, with much more on all this. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, robin. good morning. we've all seen those videos of crooks just swiping packages right from front porches. now for the first time neighbors are helping neighbors in an unprecedented digital way to share these videos from the ring cameras instantly. take a look at this. they are the brazen thefts happening across the country in broad daylight and the dead of night. so-called porch pirates getting away with your holiday deliveries but now these doorbell cameras capturing these shocking videos are officially crime-fighting tools. this is pretty game-changing stuff. >> it makes us a much more effective and efficient police department for sure. the bad guys try to stay one step ahead of us, now we're trying to get in front of them. >> reporter: getting an exclusive look behind the scenes in new york. 1 of the nearly 700 police

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on wednesday afternoon. he struck three civilian contractors before turning the gun on himself. two of those men were killed. one 36-year-old is man is recovering in a local hospital. authorities have not yet identified the shooter or his victims but they say he is a u.s. navy sailor assigned to the "uss columbia" undergoing maintenance. the sailor's motives unclear as well as his connection if any to his victims. there is a full investigation under way here, robin. >> and our hearts go out to the family of those that are impacted by those shootings. thank you very much, kaylee. breaking news from capitol y pelosi saying our democracy is at stake. ordered the house to draft articles of impeachment against president trump. mary bruce. >> reporter: george, good morning. after two months of investigating house speaker nancy pelosi says the facts are

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and we have a great audience here with us this morning. [ cheers and applause ] >> just keep looking. do you notice the girl power in this room? [ cheers and applause ] okay. all the men, all the men stand up. all the men here stand up. that's it. one, two, three, four, five. >> now, all the men stand up who were not forced to come here. everybody sit down. you see what i'm talking about. >> we're glad you came. >> we are happy. >> we are happy the guys came but we're so happy for all the girl power because we love it. we absolutely love the girl power. [ cheers and applause ] and we know we love "star wars," "the rise of skywalker" is two weeks away and tomorrow, we've got an interview with adam driver, aka kylo ren. >> i love him. >> that is going to be a great show tomorrow. but first, lara?

a little commentary. >> you have "pop news." you're thinking about kylo ren. [ cheers and applause ] >> i feel like a viewer. that's amazing. i hope you feel the same. here we go. we're going to begin with "pop news" and an exclusive. thank you, "vogue" magazine, they've asked "gma" to announce a very special issue unlike any they've ever done before. this will be the very first "vogue" values issue with the first of four covers featuring stella mccartney. the designer making her mark in the fashion world and on the environment being profiled for her work in making her brand sustainable. she talks about blending style with conservation saying, quote, i'm trying to create something that is still desirable and luxurious that isn't going to end up in a landfill. every single second fast fashion is landfill. she goes on to say being environmentalist can be sexy. vogue editor in chief anna wintour agree, take a look. >> to have someone who is such a voice in the industry, who is also so engaged in it and such a

role model for all of us, that's a really part of the reasons that we chose to launch this initiative with stella. >> great, great choice. i love this initiative. we're really happy to partner with "vogue." and their january values issue hits stands december 17th. we'll have another big reveal for you tomorrow. >> that is always great. [ applause ] you know, "vogue" and anna, they're always pushing it. pushing the envelope in something new and creative. >> tomorrow, tune in for that. another "pop news" exclusive for you guys this morning. this one from taylor swift. we must have been good this year. we have lots of presents for us this year. the pop star has something magical up her sleeve this holiday season and wants to tell you our "gma" audience herself. >> hey, now, this is pretty wild but i've just written a christmas song. i feel like it's weird to just like wait a year to put it out.

i don't have anyone to ask right now, except meredith. should i put out a christmas song like now? okay, that's hard to tell. [ applause ] >> yes. >> yes. >> put it out. safe to say, we're more excited than meredith. taylor is about to drop that brand-new holiday song. she wrote it over the weekend turning it around in record time, the song will drop at midnight tonight and if you tune in tomorrow, we'll show you the music video right here on "gma." she got that done too. [ cheers and applause ] she's just subtle. taylor, thank you for the early christmas gift. that's awesome. [ applause ] another gift for you in music news. superstar lady gaga returning to the super bowl, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] sort of.

gaga announcing wednesday she will headline the massive supersaturday night concert in miami that is the epic party the night before the big game. gaga says in a statement about incredible experiences of the super bowl, i'm very excited to join the party again this year and it's a big one. it's the tenth anniversary of supersaturday night. an executive behind the giant event says, quote, in miami we'll go big and bold, two words synonymous with lady gaga. so we're really excited to share that with you and if her performance is anything like it was a couple years ago, we are in. right, everybody? [ applause ] love us some lady. and finally, comedian amy schumer -- well, she doesn't think her trainer's tough workouts are funny at all. on her podcast three girls, and she shared one recent workout was so intense that when she ended it she walked out and told her trainer who is also her pal you'll be hearing from my lawyer. she wasn't kidding.

sure enough she followed up and enlisting a lawyer friend to send her trainer friend a cease and desist letter that read in part it has come to our attention that while ms. schumer has engaged you to form simple physical training you have instead forced her to perform extreme and unduly punishing acts. physical exercise well outside the bounds of normal training. she posted it explaining in the caption, was this a wasteful use of resources? yes, very much so but it brought me so much joy. [ applause ] she also noted that her attorney and her trainer are both very good sports. amy, thanks for the laugh. that's "pop news." >> thank you, lara. [ cheers and applause ] >> cease and desist. we're going to move to our

"gma" cover story and justin timberlake released a statement apologizing for the way he acted with a co-star sending a message to his wife and son. paula faris has details. >> he took to instagram and his 57 million followers to apologize to his wife and son saying what happened was a, quote, strong lapse in judgment. and he's now focused on being the best father and husband that he can be. ♪ cry me a river ♪ cry me a river >> reporter: this morning, justin timberlake is apologizing to his wife and son after being caught photographed holding hands with actress alisha wainwright, his co-star in the upcoming film "palmer." ♪ cry me a river ♪ cry me a river >> reporter: in an open and heartfelt instagram post, justin directly addresses the photos that have put his marriage to jessica biel under scrutiny writing, i stay away from gossip as much as i can but for my family i feel it is important to address recent rumors that are hurting the people i love. ♪ i don't want to lose you now

>> reporter: the singer and actor adding, a few weeks ago i displayed a strong lapse in judgment. but let me be clear, nothing happened between me and my co-star. i drank way too much that night and i regret my behavior. i should have known better. justin timberlake married jessica biel at a romantic italian wedding in 2012. after being together for five years and they are parents to 4-year-old silas. timberlake says he wants to be a bet ever man for his family writing, this is not the example i want to set for my son. i apologize to my amazing wife and family for putting them through such an embarrassing situation and i am focused on being the best husband and father i can be. now, this incident happened nearly two weeks ago in new orleans during a cast party for the movie he's working on called "palmer." robin, you don't typically see celebrities of justin's caliber address these sort of rumors

because he wanted to because it was affecting his family. >> all right, paula, thank you. to that health alert about the potential dangers of vaping. a new study shows that e-cigarette users are twice as likely to face depression and dr. ashton is going to explain this to us. >> a brand-new study that looks over 800,000 people over a one-year period and asked them questions about their e-cig use, combustible cigarette use, whether they smoke at all or vape anything, and whether anyone has told them they suffer from depression or whether they're having symptoms of depression and take a look at the results. it was pretty significant. they found that anyone using e-cigs faced a two times twice the risk for clinical depression when you compare it to nonusers and additionally that risk went up with the frequency of e-cig use versus someone that does not use them. what i think is interesting about this, this is the first time we're hearing about nonphysical associated effects of vaping. >> why do you think all this? >> they don't know. we have to underscore this was based on association, not cause

and effect. that's important, but it's an observation but there is some theory that comes out of the data and research that has been done with combustible cigarettes that nicotine in combustible cigarettes and there is variable amount, sometimes high amounts in e-cigs can interfere or disrupt dopamine production. that is a very important brain chemical that then can affect how we deal with stress as a buffer, so on and so forth, but deprsion arelikely to vape or vice versa wame first, the chicken or the eg thm vaping. not just about half of team who suffer from depression don't seek treatment and it can range a whole bunch of signs and symptoms including sadness, hopelessness, tearfulness, changes in sleep meaning more or less, a loss of interest in things that were once pleasurable to you and then physical signs and symptoms, aches, pains, headaches, g.i. issues. think outside the box here and seek treatment. you can get help for depression.

>> you always make us think outside the box. >> thank you. >> appreciate that. over now to rob. >> good morning, robin. again, i want to show you a beautiful golden retriever in dayton, ohio, our "gma" moment and this little girl is taken by what's going on on screen. that just so happens that "the lion king" is being played and taken back by how sad. this is a pivotal moment in "the lion king" when simba is trying to wake up his father and this really gets this puppy ingrained in this program. yeah. spoiler alert, things don't go well for mufasa but the dog's name is khaleesi. i kid you not. if anybody understands the whack shooting came three days before the anniversary attack on pearl harbor that. >> the role the shipyard played in world war ii is pretty legendary and the shipyard is well known for the amazing work they did then and continue to do. this is certainly a tragedy.

>> authorities have not revealed any motive for the shooting. the third victim, a 36-year-old man, was in guarded condition at the hospital overnight, which means between critical and serious condition. thousands of additional american troops could soon be heading to the middle east. officials say the increase is being considered because of indications that iran may be [ applause ] welcome to our "gma" gingerbread village. we have lara as our vanna white i guess over here and christmas, christmas is less than three weeks away and today we're kicking off our "deals & steals" holiday extravaganza. [ applau ] the holiday and savings, all $20 or less. every deal today, u' gngo vehe >> starting right here. >> knock, knock, who's there? >> oh. >> pocket socks. spin it around. >> part two and we spin. >> let me tell you a little

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it is thankful thursday, and this morning, we are so thankful for this young man right here. he is tyler stallings, an 8-year-old who has made it his mission to give back to as many veterans as he can. we'll talk to little tyler. did you see his cape? he is ready to go. he is ready. we'll talk to tyler. he's focused right now. but we'll share his story then we'll talk with tyler and his mom. >> i'm getting socks for the veterans. no one wants wet, cold feet. >> reporter: 'tis the season for giving but for 8-year-old tyler stallings his mission to give back to homeless veterans never stops. >> i want you to remember the veterans every day. >> it all began when i showed him a video when he was 4 years old on youtube. it was about veterans, and some of the other videos that followed weren't so happy about homeless veterans. immediately his response was that it wasn't right. he had to do something to help. >> these are my veteran project bags.

>> reporter: so tyler along with his mom andrea started organizing backpacks he calls hero bags filled with vital supplies to help veterans in need. >> they served our country and they deserve to have dignity and respect. >> reporter: tyler partners directly with mcvet, a center that helps veterans. to date he's donated over 3,000 bags. >> everything to get me through the winter. >> thank you. >> two words should never go together homeless veteran and tyler is a voice for so many. >> he's our mascot. nice to see him run around with his cape and everything. it brings a light to everybody. >> thank you. you're my hero. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, that brought a smile to his face. tyler, his mother andrea and cereta spencer were mcvet. so happy to have you here. since you were 4 years old, what are you looking at there?

you're doing the side-eye there. since you were 4 years old we understand that you have raised $70,000 for vets. [ applause ] if a vet is watching, a veteran is watching, what do you want them to know, tyler? >> that they deserve more like i said in the video and also that i thank them for their service and i want other people to thank them too. >> thank them too. we thank you for doing that. you're about to tear up, momma. this is your son. >> it's been a journey but a rewarding one and i just want to encourage people to listen to their kids. you never know where their ideas can go. mcvet and cereta were so great and took a child seriously and let a child come in. >> cereta, he's 4 years old. he calls you up.

you think, you need a cute little one. and he does all this. you could not have imagined. >> hey, miss cereta, what are you doing? what do the veterans need? this is ongoing. for an 8-year-old now, so i tell tyler, we're working on clothing drives, winter coat drives, we need personal hygiene items. miss cereta is working on additional funding to keep mcvet's doors open and the next call is, hey, miss cereta, my mom and i will drop off all these items. this is ongoing for an 8-year-old. >> oh, my goodness. he's always thinking about what he can do next. what he can do next. all right, tyler. we're going to make you smile. that's our mission. we're going to make you have a big smile on your face. you are are so incredibly special. we want to do something special for you so you're going to help us here at "good morning america" kick off our secret santa series. secret santa series and i got

some helpers, so elves, come on out. come on out. let me see what you got. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you, tommy. this is for you, tyler. hey, jp. this is jp bittencourt from pepsi. >> yes. >> you have something you'd like to say to tyler. >> yes, tyler, andrea. we have at pepsi, have been so impressed with everything you're doing with veterans, and this year, pepsi is all about gifting it forward, and we wanted to gift this to you because no one deserves it more than you guys. so thank you. >> come on, open it up. >> thank you. >> what is it? >> what is it? [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> thank you. >> wow. blowing it up. $25,000.

but you know what, you know, i know that you're a giver and we are as well and pepsi truly is. you do something about paying it forward, and you know, cereta and we know what you do with mcvet so we got another elf that wants to come on out. and for you, cereta. >> oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> that is fantastic. ♪ >> look at that. look at the standing ovation. so, tyler, tyler, what are you going to do with this $25,000? what do you want to do? >> so, hmm, i want to help shelters and i also want to help other people get back on their feet with it. >> that's what you're going to do with it? >> uh-huh.

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i love it. we hear about fog and how it develops. no deeper valley than death valley. the edge of a fog bank. reminder, that is fog,the ukrais evidence the president abused his power for his own personal political gain and that he should be impeached. >> president trump's conduct as described in the testimony in evidence clearly constitutes this is a fun morning. a great one. we are here now with an extraordinary actress who took center stage in "flashdance." it's one of the most famous dance scenes of all time to went ton star in the groundbreaking " now that show is back, and she

has never gone away. give it up for jennifer beals is here with us. >> thank you. thank you. >> so happy. it was six incredible season, so successful and fans were clamoring saying will it come back? what did that mean? >> our "l word" fans are the best fans in the world. so supportive and when they come up to you and recognize you from the show, they really wear their hearts on their sleeves and invariably, there's a coming out story involved or how the show helped them, and it just means a lot to me. they're a really, really great set of fans. >> some you're working with on the show. >> i know. >> behind the scenes. what does it mean to work together like that? >> it is really exciting. we have a whole new cast of characters. there's a new generation really that's come in and a lot of those actors had watched the show and had meant a lot to them and some watched it in secret and didn't let their parents know they were watching the show because they hadn't come out yet. and now it's their turn to be of service to the next generation. >> that's so true. >> so true. it is lovely. coming full circle like that.

in the first go-around and i've seen the first episode coming back, you always push the envelope. you know, about issues that are so important and the first time it was about marriage equality and don't ask, don't tell so what about this time around? >> well, now you know what's so interesting. you know, when we went off the air there was no same-sex marriage and now it's ten years later and we've come so far and we now have this new generation who wants to define themselves who isn't going to let somebody tell them what their gender identity is. what their sexual orientation y know, you have a whole generation that changed how we use pronouns even so we get to . >> we get to talk about that, and we have a more inclusive and diverse cast, and it's really exciting. it's a great sho>> i tell you, y w. line.

bette is running for mayor of los angeles in the show, yes, she is. [ cheers and applause ] and as you'll see in the clip h take a look. >> our only interest here is finding the best person to run this city and we believe that person is you. bing what you're selling. >> i'm not him. >> oh, i know. [ applause ] >> that's it. that's it. >> there is a whole monologue >> she's really wonderful. she plays dani and brian mitchell who plays my assistant. >> they're new. >> yes. >> your former co-stars are back. some of them are back. >> yes, yes. >> keisha. what is it like to be back with them? you kept in touch over the

years. >> we're really close, and it's like being back with your family really, and we're all executive producers on the show and so it's been really wonderful to have some amount of agency in terms of, you know, casting and how the show is running. >> it's great to see kate and leisha. it' fantas>>tic. >> okay. it is thursday. can we did a little flashback thursday? come on. come on. [ cheers and applause ] can you -- what do you think it is about "flashdance" that even after all these years and it's one of those movies that no >> it'iratiol pursue their dream and i think that's applicable to so many people. [ >> i'm just telling you, i'm not going to do it because i'm afraid that they'll splash water

when i do something like that. thank you for sharing your ntui and bringing back "the l word." we do appreciate that.yoso much >> "the l word," ooh, generation x, q, generation q, they got it going on, premieres this sunday, december 8th on showtime. michael, what is coming up on your show this afternoon? you know what, robin. we can make that water happen if you want. we can do that here. we got a great show for you guys today. >> my girl lea michele is here. i'm so excited to see her. it's been while. >> dishing on her new holiday movie to get us into the holiday spirit. i can't get of that. >> "scream queens." >> yes. and we'l

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meal. it's all about bacon. i am with carla hall. robin is with michael chernow and rob is with stephen hopcraft. tell me what to do. >> we're doing a blt dip and you'll make my glaze that's black pepper, cayenne, yellow mustard for tang into maple syrup and then you're going to mix that up. we par cook the bacon at 400 degrees. here's some right here. you brush that on, and you go back into the oven we have that on a rack, so it gets nice and crispy. we're going to cook -- this is delicious. go ahead and have that snack if you want and then we take some lettuce, a grape tomato, some bacon and we'll spread this like this. love the oohs and then -- >> a little kick. >> a little kick, that cayenne. so in here i have sour cream,

mayonnaise, cream cheese. we're going to make a little dip of this. this is like that mayonnaise thing. boom, boom, boom. we mix that up. put scallions on that. we have this and we go in and here. >> thank you very much. >> you're very welcome. [ cheers and applause ] >> really good. >> pass it off. we've got the ball now. i tell you what, you can't just do it once, you got to do it twice here. you got different ways of using bacon. >> for tailgating specifically you want options, right? you want to make something simple or easy. i started with one of my favorite things to do, bacon wrapped shrimp. it is probably one of the best things on the planet. a simple thing. >> we have a lot of southerners here so they can appreciate that. all right. [ cheers ] >> shrimp, wrap it in bacon. hit it with a toothpick in the oven, let it cook 15, 20 minutes. little kick. jalapenos. take the ribs and the seeds owl

-- out of the jalapenos like that. make a little cheese mixed with cream cheese and shredded cheddar. a little garlic and put the cheese mix inside the jalapeno. guess what you do, wrap it with bacon, throw it in the oven. there you go. >> come on, ritz crackers. >> ritz crackers, parmesan cheese. just go like this. >> we like it easy. >> just like that. >> on a bacon tray, pop it in the oven. three delicious ones. >> pass it off to you. >> what do we got? >> little bacon cheeseburgers. say that five times fast. help put the sauce together and i'll explain the whole thing. what we'll do is take caramelized onion, a secret to thwhole thing. yeah. you got to get them nice and dark and then bacon, bacon, bacon, we got it in the sauce, we got it on the burger. >> more bacon the better. >>e. more bacon, more bacon.

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today, it is a cloudy day and random showers, but a nice day to prepare for the atmospheric river that is going to hit us. the best chance is on the kincade fire burn area. we will have two moderate storms for friday and saturday. jobina. >> good morning, everyone. i wanted to start out with the fog that you can see through the altamont pass, and mountainview as well. we are experiencing a foggy commute this morning. that is a live look from san mateo bridge, and slow as people are making their way westbound. kumasi. >> yes, it is time for "live with kelly and ryan." >> ryan: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the serious, "bluff city law," jimmy smits. and performance by actress and

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