good morning, america. breaking news for our viewers in the west, an active shooter opened fire at a naval base in florida. the shooter down, the atf responding, casualties being treated. we are alive with the latest. a high speed heist ending in a hail of gunfire. thieves hijacking a ups truck after robbing a jewelry store, taking the driver hostage. then the deadly standoff. witnesses caught in the blaze of bullets. the ups driver and an innocent bystander killed. now big questions about the police response. the fbi joining the investigation. full steam ahead -- democrats drill down on charges against president trump, the new impeachment time line after

speaker nancy pelosi's historic announcement ordering the house to draft those articles of impeachment. fiery confrontation on the campaign trail. >> you're a damn liar, man. that's not true. >> what joe biden is now saying about the heated moment when a voter asks about his son and ukraine. an abc news exclusive. vanna white takes the wheel. what the game show star is saying about host pat sajak's health after that emergency surgery. >> it was horrible, just horrible. >> only on "gma". "peloton husband" speaks out. the actor in that viral ad responds, how he has become the target of all that online rage. ♪ we are family and the early christmas gift, a 5-year-old getting his forever family. [ cheers and applause ] his whole kindergarten class there in court to celebrate, and the words he can't stop saying. >> i love my family! i love my dada! mama!

♪ all my sisters with me ♪ we are family good morning, america. if that doesn't make you smile on this friday morning, nothing will. what a sweet adoption story. 5-year-old michael took his whole class to the ceremony. >> wanted them to be there to share with his forever family. >> he's still smiling this morning as well. >> i'm sure he is. >> that good news is coming up but we begin with breaking news, a gunman opened fire at a naval base in pensacola, florida, injuring multiple people. the gunman has been taken down and poish thomas has thelatest. >> reporter: it's happened again, another active shooter, this time in pensacola, florida. authorities tell us they have shot an armed suspect who has been killed. sadly, we can confirm there are at least two people dead. we're also learning that at least nine other people were transported to local hospitals. no word yet on their conditions. there's a massive police

presence at the base. the fbi and atf among law enforcement agencies responding. the incident began roughly around 8:00 a.m. the base immediately put on lockdown. this is a second active shooter scenario playing out in less than two days. on wednesday, an armed suspect fatally shot two people at a base at pearl harbor in hawaii before killing himself. george, we're now in the midst of a new phenomenon, increasing incidents where armed suspects are showing up in public places trying to kill as many people as possible. schools, theaters, shopping centers, houses of worship, increasingly no place safe. just this year alone we've had active shooter scenarios playing out at a virginia beach government center, a walmart in texas, a dayton nightclub. law enforcement officials deeply concerned and in pensacola there's still an active shooter situation unfolding. they're checking the base for other victims and to make sure there are no other suspects. a press conference is scheduled for 10:30 eastern, george. >> thank you, pierre. we'll track this story all morning long. robin.

>> victor oquendo is on the scene with the very latest. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the fbi has taken over. investigators working through the night. you can see the ups truck riddled with bullets right there across the street. there are edence markers everywhere. the end of this chase absolutely terrifying with innocent bystanders caught in the crossfire. at least four people are dead this morning after a dramatic high-speed chase involving a stolen ups truck and it ending in a hail of gunfire at this intersection. a bystander capturing this dramatic moment as dozens of officers swarmed. many people just idling in their cars as police from at least four different agencies fire round after round into the ups truck. the incident leaving four dead including the two gunmen, the ups driver who was being held hostage and the driver of a car trapped in the fire zone. the buzz saw of gunfire ripping in all directions. listen to this video captured by two witnesses trapped in the

crossfire. [ screams ] as bullets whipped past them, one even hitting their car despite being dozens of yards away and in the opposite direction of the suspects. the level of force raising questions this morning about why so many rounds were fired in an intersection so crowded with innocent bystanders. >> the people give up and are held accountable for their crimes, then we wouldn't these many people in danger. >> reporter: the more than 20-mile long trail of violence beginning shortly after 4:00 p.m. at this jewelry store in coral gables where they exchanged gunfire with the store's owner, injuring one inside. a silent alarm activated. the suspects fleeing carjacking this delivery truck and taking the driver with them. >> the suspects did fire on law enforcement. >> reporter: a high speed chase through two south florida counties ensued, and it ended after the truck was trapped in traffic. officers making their move bringing this ordeal to its grim end.

a lot of questions for law enforcement this morning. we're still waiting to learn more about the victims. in a statement ups offered their condolences and called it a senseless act of violence. george. >> boy, it sure was. we go to washington now and the impeachment showdown. the house now on track for a vote to impeach president trump by christmas after that dramatic announcement from speaker nancy pelosi ordering her deputies to draft articles of impeachment. our senior congressional correspondent mary bruce is on capitol hill with the latest. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. this was something that speaker pelosi hoped to avoid but she says the facts are clear, the president abused his office for his own political gain and that he's left them no choice but to impeach. overnight, speaker pelosi making it clear democrats are moving full steam ahead to impeach the president. >> the president's actions made it necessary. you cannot violate the constitution in full view. the facts are clear. >> reporter: democrats could charge trump with abuse of

office, bribery and obstruction and they're debating whether to include obstruction of the mueller probe too. but pelosi is keeping her cards close. >> we're operating collectively. it's not going to be somebody puts something on the table. we have our own, shall we say, communication with each other. >> reporter: articles of impeachment could be introduced next week setting up a likely house vote on impeachment before christmas. at the white house our cecilia vega pressed the president. >> are you worried, sir, about the stain that impeachment might have on your legacy? >> no, not at all, no. it's a hoax. it's a hoax. it's a big, fat hoax. >> reporter: republicans have insisted democrats want to impeach the president because they simply don't like him. >> they've always wanted to impeach the president. >> reporter: the speaker was asked thursday if this is personal, and she fired back. >> do you hate the president, madam speaker? because representative --

>> i don't hate anybody. i don't rate anybody. i was raised in a catholic house and we don't hate anybody in the world. don't accuse me -- >> i did not accuse you. >> you did. you did. >> i asked a question. representative collins yesterday suggested that the democrats are doing this simply because they don't like the guy. >> i have nothing to do with that. let me just say this. >> reporter: walking back to the microphones to make sure her point was heard. >> this is about the constitution of the united states and the facts that lead to the president's violation of his oath of office. i don't hate anyone so don't mess with me when it comes to words like that. >> reporter: this process is going to move quickly here. on monday investigators will present their evidence to the committee now drafting these articles of impeachment. we could see those charges next week. that then sets up a house vote on impeachment sometime in the days right before christmas. george. >> that's possible, mary, another wild card, the house has given the president a 5:00 p.m. deadline to decide whether or not to participate in the next

round of hearings in the judiciary committee. that could complicate the schedule. >> reporter: absolutely. the white house has until 5:00 to say whether or not they're going to participate and the president has been railing against this process saying it's completely unfair but declined so far to send anyone to represent him in these judiciary committee hearings. the president, it seems, is already looking ahead to a trial in the republican-controlled senate, tweeting if you are going to impeach me, do it now and fast so we can have a fair trial in the senate. >> mary, thanks very much. michael. now to the race for the white house and the confrontation on the campaign trail making headlines between former vice president joe biden and a voter at a town hall. whit johnson has more in manchester, new hampshire. good morning to you, whit. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. biden insists he did not lose his temper in the confrontation but that town hall voter clearly touched a nerve attacking him about his age, his son hunter.

the first words out of the former vice president's mouth, you're a damn liar. >> one last question. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden in iowa working to regain momentum and show voters he is enough to beat trump. but a major endorsement from former secretary of state john kerry overshadowed by this heated exchange with a retired farmer. >> i got a question i want you to answer. we all know trump has been messing around in the ukraine over there but you on the other hand sent your son over there to get a job and work for a gas company that he had no experience with gas or nothing in order to get access for the president, so you're selling access to the president just like he was. >> you're a adam liar, man. that's not true and no one has ever said that. >> i see it on the tv. >> you see it on the tv. >> all i do is watch tv.

>> look, i know you do. look, the reason i'm running is because i've been around a long time and i know more people now and i can get things done. >> reporter: the man who wouldn't identify himself to reporters falsely claiming biden sent his son hunter to ukraine. >> no one has said my son has done anything wrong. >> i didn't say you were doing anything wrong. i said -- >> you said i set up my son to work in an oil company. isn't that what you said? get your words straight, jack. >> reporter: hunter biden served on the board of a ukrainian gas company while his father was vice president but there's been no evidence of any wrongdoing. the retired farmer also calling out the candidate's age. >> you're damn near as old as i am. you're too old for the job. >> reporter: the 77-year-old firing back on that too. >> you want to take my shape let's do push-ups. let's run. let's do whatever you want to do. let's take an i.q. test. >> reporter: ultimately shutting the man down.

president trump's campaign quick to attack. joe biden goes berserk. biden downplaying it. >> you're losing your temper, aren't you -- >> i didn't lose my temper. >> reporter: now, there's been mixed reaction to that heated exchange. some say that he did display toughness and vigor with that answer but needs to have an effective response to a question that will no doubt come up again and again. by the way, that farmer says that he would still vote for biden over trump if he is the nominee. robin. >> okay, whit, thank you. now to a new report released by uber revealing more than 3,000 reports of sexual assault last year and gio benitez has details on what uber is planning to do next. good morning, gio. >> reporter: robin, good morning. uber is calling it a first of its kind report but for years uber and other ride-sharing apps have been harshly criticized with allegations that they've not done enough to protect passengers and drivers. uber is one of the most popular ride-sharing apps in the world but this morning the company opening up about sexual

misconduct in its new safety study revealing more than 3,000 reported sexual assaults across the company's 1.3 billion rides last year. uber pointing out drivers and riders were both attacked and that some assaults occurred between riders. the report part of the company's effort to be more transparent after years of criticism over its safety record. in a statement uber's ceo said some people will appreciate how much we've done on safety. others will say, we have more work to do. they will all be right. just last month in connecticut a woman sued uber claiming she was sexually assaulted by her driver. >> i was in the backseat and i woke up and he was in the backseat. >> reporter: in 2017 we spoke to two florida women who filed the proposed class action lawsuit against uber claiming they were sexually assaulted by uber drivers. both asked us to distort their voices and obscure their faces. >> my life is a mess. i can't concentrate. i get anxiety. >> reporter: authorities say in

new york city 32-year-old sean williams invited a teenage passenger into his uber to go drinking with him and drive to his home where prosecutors claim he planned to sexually assault her. and uber says it has tripled the size of its safety team over the past two years and has already banned more than 40,000 drivers. uber says they're going to share that data with other company, they say, to make sure those other apps also ban those drivers. george. >> that is a good idea. thanks very much. the latest now on that deadly crash of a national guard black hawk helicopter in minnesota killing all three people on board. an investigation is now under way and alex perez has the details. >> reporter: it's a catastrophic crash. there's dark marks all along in the tree line. three national guardsmen dead after their helicopter plummeted from the sky shortly after taking off from a minnesota military base. the aircraft left the st. cloud airport for a maintenance test flight. the tower receiving a troubling

call nine minutes after takeoff going down just 16 miles southwest of st. cloud. >> there is a helicopter calling mayday. they don't know where it's at. >> reporter: the uh-60 black hawk losing communication at 2:05 p.m. officials making the grim discovery just hours later. >> can we get some other vehicles out here in case we have to go out into the wilderness. >> any snowmobiles that maybe we should get going in that direction? >> reporter: authorities are still uncertain of the cause of the crash and an investigation is now under way. >> we offer our deepest sympathies to the families of these warriors. they paid the ultimate price in service to minnesota and the united states of america. >> reporter: and investigators here are still working to pinpoint what exactly may have gone wrong. authorities are expected to be on the scene for the next few days. michael? now to that wicked weather that's hitting the west coast. a new storm is moving in with more snow, heavy rain and fears of mudslides.

rob is tracking the threat for us this morning. good morning, rob. good morning, michael. this is a large, mature cyclone, about 700 miles off the coast of california. you can see the giant pin wheel action that's going to continue to spin more in the way of moisture. this is going to affect the entire coastline from seattle all the way down to san diego. the heaviest rains will get into san francisco around the rush hour tonight and increase as we go through the morning hours and into tomorrow night with heavy snows in the mountains. we'll see 40 mile per hour winds as well. wind advisories are posted for much of california. let's zoom in. frazier park north of l.a. is where the advisories start and go all the way into the valley, into san jose, winds gusting 40, 50 miles per hour through san francisco bay and a flood watch north of the bay area. look at the huge amount of winter storm warnings and this is going to affect i-80. donner pass is where the snow is going to pile you been two, three, maybe four feet. you're going to need chains, snow tires or four wheat dri-wh.

by monday morning it's in the central plains, chicago, to detroit, louisville, atlanta, new york, these airports are going to be affected by the storm in the way of heavy rain and snow. minneapolis too, green bay, so back through atahoe city, the north dakota, minneapolis could see six inches of snow and stretching into the upper great lakes and this will allow the really cool air to come down. look at these numbers come wednesday morning. it will feel like nearly 40 below zero in minneapolis, minus 2 in des moines, minus 12 in chicago and this is all heading east so winter certainly is coming. this is the coldest air of the season. michael. >> all right, rob, where is it warm? >> we want thro be there. >> i want to be there. look at this credible video showing a coast guard rescue. a florida crew was out for night patrol when they received a call that a dog was swimming off the coast of ft. myers beach. thankfully they found the pup, safely pulled it aboard. as the hero scooped the dog out of the water, he says you're the best person i've ever rescued.

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♪ you would feel it too ♪ under the mistletoe welcome back to "gma." that's a glimpse of taylor swift's brand new christmas music video showing never-before-seen home footage. she grew up on a christmas tree farm if you can believe it. the video and song just dropped overnight. a surprise for fans out there. we'll have much more coming up in "pop news." looked pretty idyllic. >> yeah. >> sure does. top headlines as well including the fact that the fbi is joining the investigation into a deadly police shoot-out near miami. officers exchanged gunfire with thieves who hijacked a ups truck. those suspects and an innocent

bystander were killed. also this morning, the impeachment showdown heating up. the white house has until 5:00 p.m. today to decide the extent of the president's participation. also this morning, you may have to wait for those baby yoda toys. >> why is that? >> "the hollywood reporter" has revealed it was intentionally delayed because "the mandalorian" creator jon favreau wanted to keep the character a secret before the premiere of the hit series. something up his sleeve. our exclusive with vanna white as she takes the wheel filling in for pat sajak on "wheel of fortune" while he recovers from emergency surgery. t.j., you got a chance to hang out with vanna. >> yes, it was kind of a strange experience to be sitting there on the set of "wheel of fortune." i grew up watching the show and to be sitting there was something else. she got a double whammy of scary news last month. one, pat sajak is going into emergency surgery. two, we need you to host the show. it's something she's never done in 37 years. now, would you believe in 37 years of watching him there's still parts of his job she had to figure out how to do. >> it was horrible.

just horrible. i mean, we've been together 37 years and it's not the same. it's -- we are a team. we're together. it just felt weird with him not being here on the set. >> announcer: pat sajak and vanna white. >> reporter: in her 37 years of revealing letters on "wheel of fortune", vanna white never worked a day without her longtime friend and host pat sajak. not until last month when he underwent emergency surgery for a blocked intestine just hours before a scheduled "wheel of fortune" taping. >> it was terrible. you think the worst. because you never know when you're going in for surgery, you never know what's going to happen. no, i was scared to death. >> how much information did you have initially about why he was going into surgery? >> it happened like that. i mean, he didn't even know. he was -- he was on a walk the morning of and just all of a sudden started feeling stomach

cramps i guess, and i think two hours later he was having surgery. >> do you remember him saying something to you, whether on the phone or text or however that you knew he was fine? >> when he his wife said he's making jokes, i knew he was feeling better. that was the absolute key. >> reporter: right after getting the disturbing news about sajak's health, white recalls what her producer said next. >> how do you feel about hosting the show? it's like, what? no. you're kidding, right? he goes, no, i'm serious. and my first thought was there's no way. i don't pay attention to pat. you know. >> 37 years clearly you have. >> you would think so but you know, i'm busy with my letters and puzzleboard. i mean, i hear him but i don't pay that much attention. don't tell anybody that. no, i was petrified. terrified. but i did it. >> announcer: here's our host, vanna white. >> reporter: next week fans will

see a first. vanna white hosting "wheel of fortune." she stepped in for three weeks of shows while sajak was recovering from surgery. >> hello, hello and welcome to "wheel." >> reporter: "gma" getting an exclusive sneak peek. >> i was so nervous. i'm shaking now because i remember the feeling of how am i going to do this? >> reporter: she's never handled hosting duties before. though the two switched places for one segment in 1996 when sajak had laryngitis and lost his voice at the end of a show. >> very nice, pat. that was just the bonus round. so i wasn't even at his position. yes, i was standing in the bonus round and turned the letters. he didn't have the red dress on, though. all i had to do is say, we'll give you r, s, t, l and e. you pick three more. that was pretty easy. >> reporter: but being the full-time host presents a different kind of challenge. >> i have to be aware of everything that's going on.

before all i had to worry about was letters. now i have to carry the show and talk to all three players and make sure i get their scores right. >> reporter: even spinning the wheel was a new experience. >> now, you told me you did not spin this thing a lot before you hosted. >> no. >> over 37 years. >> maybe three times. >> let me move on to taylor. >> you have a whole new respect for what he does now? >> i do. i really do. >> it only took 37 years for you to have a new respect for what he does. >> those three weeks without him was very hard. i really missed him. so i just can't imagine doing this show without him. you know, and i hope he feels the same with me. >> ah. >> you'll see -- they've been together 37 years. >> even though she's never paid attention to him. >> you two, imagine being together for 37 years. >> i love ya. >> we're a third of the way there. >> yes, i'd be honored. >> there's a difference. so he's back. yesterday we were there for the first taping. you won't see those episodes with him until january but her

episodes will start airing on monday. it's going to be weird to see but longtime fans will love to see it. >> it takes a little strength to spin the wheel, it does. >> all right. >> we'll hear from pat next week. >> next week we'll talk to pat and see how he's doing. >> he looks great. hasn't missed a step. >> how did you do on the show? do you think you'd win? >> no. too much pressure. >> thank you, t.j. we move to the story now of the radio announcer for the san francisco 49ers who was suspended for comments about a player's dark skin. he's apologized and now some players are coming to his defense. adrienne bankert has the story. >> reporter: yes, it involves the most talked about player this nfl season, fans divided saying there was obviously no mall intent from this sports analyst. the suspension deserved say other fans, saying there was no need to ever mention skin color. this morning two african-american players are now defending radio analyst tim ryan. >> reporter: the 49ers suspending ryan for this

weekend's game following comments he made in a radio interview monday about the baltimore ravens' lamar jackson saying the ball blends into his uniform and darker complexion. >> when he is dark skin color with a dark football with a dark uniform, you could not see that thing. >> reporter: the social media reaction was swift with remarks like, tim ryan should be fired for the lamar jackson comments. there's just no excusing this level of ignorance, and, he's stupidly reducing lamar jackson's skills to just his skin tone and that's racist. can you see the ball? the 49ers players coming to his defense. two of the top players both african-american are speaking out to say, they know ryan personally. >> i wasn't as outraged as everybody else. if you're saying this is a brown ball, they're wearing dark colors and he has a brown arm, honestly, we were having trouble

seeing it on film. >> reporter: dee ford says it may have gone too far. >> i knew what he was trying to say. it's this era we live in. >> reporter: ryan apologized to coaches and players in person as well as releasing a statement saying i regret my choice of words in trying to describe the conditions of the game. lamar jackson is an mvp-caliber player and i respect him greatly. i want to sincerely apologize to him and anyone else i offended. a portion of the statement from the 49ers reads, we are disappointed in tim ryan's comments earlier this week. he must be more thoughtful with his words. we know him as a man of high integrity and are confident he will grow and learn from this experience. ryan was an nfl player himself for the bears and lamar jackson named afc player of the month so a lot of people talking about this story. >> sounded like a real apology and a balanced response from the team. >> and cancel culture is a little strong right now. >> it is. we're going to turn now to something that's going to make you feel good this friday. the adoption with a whole kindergarten class behind it and steve osunsami has more.

good morning to you, steve. make us smile. >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. there are 36 children in kent county, michigan, a place i know well who are spending their first day with their forever families. this is one of those stories that shows one of the many places where happiness lives in the hearts of children on adoption day. this is the moment that 5-year-old michael clark had been waiting for for as long as he can remember. >> he is a very active and silly, silly kindergartner. >> reporter: it was adoption day at the kent county courthouse in grand rapids, michigan and he invited all of his classmates to join him for his big moment. >> my name is lily and i love michael. >> reporter: it was kindergarten strong with their paper hearts. >> my name is steven and michael is my best friend. >> reporter: as they witnessed his foster parents legally and officially welcome michael into their family. >> it is ordered, michael, that your forever mom and dad will be

david andrew eaton and andrea louise melvin. >> reporter: the kids from his school making an especially powerful moment -- >> one, two, three. [ cheers ] >> reporter: his new father had trouble keeping it together. >> the workers there have been amazing. >> and i love my daddy. >> wow, i -- >> i love my daddy so much. >> this is just too much. this is just too much. yeah, it's been amazing obviously how supportive they've all been. >> i love my daddy too much. >> you love him too much? >> reporter: these are new pictures this morning from their first night as a new family. a home filled with all the love in the world. >> you better welcome her to her family. >> and i love this family. i love my da-da, ma-ma. >> reporter: this was the first child these parents had ever fostered and they say as soon as they could adopt him, they did.

on any given day there are nearly 500,000 children waiting for families in this country for loving and adoptive families like this one. guys. >> beautiful story, steve. thank you for bringing that to us. >> i hope it inspires more if a happy little boy. bless him. coming up, peloton ad. we'll have the latest. now the husband speaking out. >> a peloton. >> this holiday give the gift. >> a year ago -- gift. >> a year ago -- >> a year ago -- they're speaking to mom in japanese, and mom hears them in english. ♪ can you understand me? yes, i can understand you. okay. i have a lot of questions. how do you guys fly? what does santa do in the summer? is mrs. claus a good cook? do you guys get presents? can you roller skate or ice skate?

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on wednesday, an armed suspect fatally shot two people at the base in pearl harbor in hawaii before killing himself. we are remembering that shooting at the walmart in texas and the one at the dayton nightclub district. george, a very sad situation. >> my goodness. >> yeah. coming up, everybody, taylor swift's new christmas song is full of never-before-seen home videos getting us in the holiday spirit. also, we have the new alert about walking while texting. george is supposed to be saying this but he's texting right now at the desk. there's a study linking smartphones to head and neck injuries. >> i was totally busted. >> now police are taking action. >> we're going to take action. b-rad is going to take action against george. look at those two. ashley graham, caroline is here as well. they're friends in real life and they both brought big news. they're revealing it first here

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[ cheers and applause ] welcome back to "gma." it is wonderful to have you guys with us on this friday morning. it is wonderful to have this audience with us on this friday morning. [ cheers and applause ] and tomorrow on "gma" saturday, "gma" saturday, they've got "parent" magazine's best baby gear for 2020. i got the woo out of you because you still have a baby at home.

>> i like the roundup of gifts. any time, anywhere. >> we love "pop news" and now sara haines is bringing to us, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> good morning, happy friday. we begin with an early swift-mas present. you told you in "pop news" yesterday that taylor swift was going to be dropping a brand-new christmas song and music video. well, it dropped overnight. it's called "christmas tree farm." take a listen. ♪ in the town kids are dreaming of sleighs and warm and safe and wait to see a blanket of snow ♪ >> so the song already is number one on itunes and it has a really special meaning. taylor grew up on a christmas tree farm named pine ridge farm in pennsylvania. the video was made up of all the childhood videos and sure to keep us rocking around the christmas tree all month long. i thought it was so sweet to see the insight into family videos. i thought at first it was stock footage and looked closer.

that's little t. swift. cute. >> that's how you -- >> that's me opening the door and paying attention. >> just curious. >> now to a "pop news" exclusive. there are less than three weeks left, wow, in 2019 and as we get ready to ring in the new year we're excited to announce the l.a. performers who will be taking the stage during this year's new year's rockin' eve. okay. are you ready? paula abdul, kelsea ballerini, blanco brown, ciara, dan + shay, dua lipa, ava max, megan the stallion, salt-n-pepa and shade. >> salt-n-pepa. >> what was that? >> salt-n-pepa. >> okay, gotcha. >> i checked with george for the pronunciation. and ryan seacrest will host the 48th anniversary of the biggest celebration of the year with help from co-host and former "pretty little liar" star lucy hale.

it kicks off on december 31st of course at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on abc. literally right here. are you guys stay in or go out new year's eve folks? >> stay in. >> in. >> i stay in but i party like i'm out. >> oh, wow. can't wait to go to michael's for ta. finally we've all seen newborn photo shoots where most babies are sleeping peacefully looking angelic. that's not this baby. meet luna the mean mugging baby. >> whoa. >> luna gave the camera a full mood during a recent photo shoot. she was born on november 15th and her mom says she's been mean mugging since day one. the photographer saying she was completely content the whole time but kept giving her that full stare-down as well. luna's dad said he used to mean mug at his office as a joke but now he pulls out a photo of his daughter instead. >> wow. >> pretty much turned her into a meme. >> she might have something to say about that in a couple years.

>> it's hard, i'm sure. >> something cute about it too. >> it's cute. it's attitude. smiling is so expected. so but we have a great show today on ssk. matthew hussey, the dating guru is back with relationship advice. he's helped thousands find love but now he's helping one of our viewers who we love, tiffany, get back after a divorce, getting back in the dating game after a divorce. >> all the audience went woo. i guess everybody needs dating advice. want it, check us out at lunchtime. that's going to be a lot of fun. >> thank you, sara. >> thank you. our "gma" cover story, the dangers of texting when you shouldn't. one of them is you miss your cues on air. a new study finds head and neck injuries related to cell phone use have soared over the last two decades and will reeve has details. >> i had a joke where i would be looking at this when you threw to me but you took my schtick. they're attached to us every hour of the day.

i have two of them, i'm really in trouble. our whole lives in here but a new study shows cell phones post danger as smartphones have become ubiquitous to related injuries. we've all seen the videos. people texting and walking, falling into fountains, off curbs and into traffic. causing bumps, bruises, broken legs and sometimes worse. a new study from rutgers medical school says these kinds of distraction injuries are on the rise. injuries related to texting and driving and texting and walking have increased dramatically since 2007 and doctors are seeing more and more of these injuries in emergency rooms. it's a unique problem for the 21st century. in the past two decades cell phone related head and neck injuries accounted for 76,000 emergency room visits. >> it shows more people are suffering injuries related to head and neck as cell phone use as increased so 96% of the population owns a cell phone and so what i'm seeing in the emergency department are people

presenting with lacerations to their head or some sort of bruise, an abrasion or contusion. >> reporter: texting drivers are also at risk and represent a high number of er visits. one study found states with bans on texting while driving have fewer er visits after car crashes. >> having that law in place is key. that will send a message, a very strong message to individuals who are using their cell phones while driving. >> reporter: to prevent injuries some cities are considering fining pedestrians for walking and texting. you can get yourself an $85 ticket while texting and walking in ft. lee, new jersey, while pedestrians crossing the street and texting in honolulu can be out as much as $99 for multiple offenses. for reference, the iphone debuted in 2007. that year the study says there were 2,709 injuries. in 2016 there were 9,431. >> shot right up. >> huge increase. will, thanks very much. let's go to robin. time now for a "gma" exclusive. "vogue" is launching its very

first vogue values issue highlighting four incredible women with four individual covers. bell, yesterday we debuted the first, stella mccartney. [ applause ] yes. and the second cover will feature greta gerwig. [ applause ] there she is. "little woman" director posing with her son. the magazine hailing her hollywood's new heroine. now the third cover star is here with us live this morning. the model ashley graham! are you ready to reveal it? >> ready? >> you want to see the cover? >> yes. >> let's do it, guys. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. >> wow. >> now you've been on the cover before. >> i have. >> what's different this time for you? >> my first kind of solo cover. >> aw.

>> but, you know, being a girl from nebraska, having this cover and knowing that this opportunity is available for someone like me reminds me that anything is possible. anything. >> i remember hanging in nebraska with you. >> yes. >> she was driving some old truck. >> yes. >> oh gosh. you have not lived till you drive a truck with this woman. >> you let me drive. >> how surprising is that. here it says, ashley game, the model who changed an industry. >> wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> honestly that is an incredible compliment and i have to say this is such a milestone moment that i can't just take all the credit for it. i have to really thank all the people who have embraced diversity and inclusion for all women. because that's what a cover like this means. >> yes, it does. that's what you're about. you've always been about self-love. and now you want to create a dialogue about pregnancy. >> yes. >> what do you want to do? >> i want mothers to be -- to

know that there is honesty when it comes to the difficulty behind your body changing and growing -- i mean, honestly ask my husband. he has had to endure it with me the whole time. i have an amazing community on social media that i have been honest with about stretch marks, new rolls, things that i haven't been able to control and the mommy community is so real, i had no idea and they've embraced me with open arms and i got to talk to rosie huntington on my podcast, pretty big deal. by the way, i have to have you on pretty big deal, my podcast. [ applause ] right? icon, icon. you got to come on. we only have fascinating people on pretty big deal. >> bless your heart. i would love to do that. >> but this is really, truly about the community that has embraced me that i now want to embrace as well, pregnant mommies. >> you really reached out. you were going through this and your friends were not pregnant and so had you to find some other friends to put into the fold. >> now i have nine pregnant friends.

i don't know where they came from. i have no idea. >> nine pregnant women? >> yes. >> all together. >> yes. >> what do you all do? >> we rub each other's bellies. we talk about all the things you don't hear about on social media and it's about your body changing. i mean, you know, it gets a little intense sometimes but you feel isolated. in the beginning i felt isolated and alone and to have a community and support system makes you realize you aren't alone and you can do this. >> that's wonderful. it is. [ applause ] >> what does it mean to you? i mean you're a megamodel. supermodel but for "vogue" magazine to say, you know what, this is what we're going to do with these four women to highlight you. >> to walk into 2020 to be a part of the fashion industry values or the value -- >> vogue values. >> hello, vogue values, 2020. i mean, this is an honor and thank you to anna wintour and everybody at "vogue."

they are the catalyst in saying what is fashion, what is the future, and this is the future. it's about diversity and inclusion. >> which you have always spoken about so highly. we are so happy for you. >> thank you. baby boy on its way. >> baby boy. >> baby boy is on his way. >> you're going to be a great mom. >> thank you. >> you really be. "vogue's" value issue hits stands nationwide on december 17th. we'll unveil the final cover on monday on "gma." [ applause ] let's get over now to rob. >> hey, robin, we're on a roll when it comes to puppy names. yesterday khaleesi. what do you do when it snows. ellie mae waits for her boyfriend to pull -- that's ricky bobby pulling her down. shake and bake, baby. if you're not first, you're last. that's the way to enjoy it.

they have an amazing instagram account i invite you to follow. that's what's happening in [ applause ] we are here now hanging out in our "gma" gingerbread village because it is time for day two of our "deals & steals" holiday extravaganza. that's right. tory johnson is here with great gifts for everyone on your list and, tory, you do have everybody covered. >> we do. let's start with tommie copper weighted blankets. you love these.

that one that you just picked up is their brand new six pound weighted blanket. people have asked for a lighter one either for children or the couch. 6, 15 and 20-pound. there you go. we got every size covered. normally they start at $149. today slashed in half, they start at $74.75 and -- >> free shipping. [ applause ] you two are newly engaged. they're newly engaged so they can have that blanket. >> bunny eyes. you and i were talking about bunny eyes. these are the coolest readers. you can tilt them. you can flip them. so if you need to watch tv while you're reading, if you were getting your air done you could tilt the sides so the arms on the sides move as needed. brand-new options for men and have sunglass readers for the first time. blue light blockers. biggest assortment ever from

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>> that's all i need to say. the patterns are gorgeous. they're solids. patterns, three different sizes, durable, dishwasher safe. i promise when this is on your deck or in your car holder, it will be the chicest cup around. normally $13 to $16, today slashed in half and start at $6.50. amazing. >> that is awesome. i really like that. >> my tagalongs. this is teddy bear fur plus faux fur down here. we have a huge assortment in front. backpacks, cosmetic cases, fanny packs, laptop sleeves. three different colors, so soft, cozy, they're fun. it's kind of a fun thing for all ages. >> yeah, if you're on a train or a plane, it's a pillow too. >> doubles as a pillow. these range from $10 to $70 regularly but not today. >> what's the deal? >> all slashed in half. $5 to $35.

>> life prints, this is one of the hottest holiday gifts of the season. it's that little pocket size printer. so you can take that with you anywhere. imagine party, office, wherever you're going. you snap your photos on your phone, iphone or android and print them. these tiny pictures just like this come out and there is a companion app that goes with it and there's an augmented reality. when you hover over the picture that you print, it will bring a little motion to the pictures. if you've taken it dancing it will show that dancing. so there's a lot of fun with this for anyone that's a techie. >> could you show everybody the move you're doing. show us the motion. you go ahead, tory. that little motion. >> normally $100, slashed in half, what's the $50 motion? >> oh, $50. >> here you go. now you can show some real motion here with rapidx. you got to spin this around, baby. >> bam. there we go. the gingerbread door opens. >> so these are some of the hottest chargers of the season.

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sliding into the neighborhoods. showers sunday morning and sunday afternoon is going to be dry. >> thank you, mike. we will have another abc7 news [ cheers and applause ]c7 news welcome back to "gma." adrian bank concert got a chance to go one-on-one with kylo ren. >> it's a force playing one of the coolest villains in the galaxy. he opened up about the behind the scenes antics and some of the gossip behind his character. >> reporter: he's the man behind the mask. adam driver is kylo ren.

>> when you get into this character and i've heard rumor you stay in this character. >> i mean, i think it's not all one thing. these movies are very much action adventure but in between takes they're pure comedy. >> tell me about the comedy. i want to know all about it. >> it's like stormtroopers walking into walls because they can't see where they're going or pulling out the lightsaber and it's not working which doesn't really sound funny. in the moment it's hilarious. >> you ever pull any pranks on anybody on set to lighten the mood? >> i like to scare people. but not really on set but off set. it's good to hide in people's, you know, personal things like their closet. i don't do that. >> you mean like you might jump out from behind the craft services table? >> yeah, i like to scare people. actually we had a ping-pong table for behind the -- i don't

think i said this actually -- on base camp and we really got into it but it got to be where maybe we'll play in between takes and it got so bad that, you know, you're trying to do a scene and all you hear in the background is people playing so we had to stop that. >> reporter: as we await the release of "the rise of skywalker" there's buzz around driver's other projects, "the report." >> if the times had your report we would print it tomorrow. >> if it's going to come out it'll come out the right way. >> reporter: and "marriage story". >> very competitive. >> what's this? who owns baltic avenue? >> reporter: the former marine says it was the military that gave him the fearless confidence to pursue acting. >> i felt like if it didn't work out then i -- given my military training -- could live in the street or central park or in the mountains with nothing. metropolitan area. there isn't a bathroom you couldn't take a shower in. >> reporter: but of course i had to ask about one particular theory about episode ix.

have you heard the fan rumblings about redemption, that kylo ren is going to be redeemed back to his ben solo-like heart. >> i feel the conflict in you. it's tearing you apart. >> what does he need to be redeemed for? >> oh, spoken like a true villain. >> feels like he's in the right so what is there to be redeemed from? >> all right. j.j. abrams said he's never seen a villain like adam's character and received praise from big names. i got to give him applause for his foundation, arts in the armed forces, and brings theaters to those in the military and he and his wife founded that and those passionate about "star wars: passionate about "star wars: the rise of skywalker" hits theaters december 20th. >> be honest with you, i don't know anybody who is not looking forward to it. we really are. we cannot wait for that. we'll go over to robin now. >> i know, right here. right here, right here. caroline wozniacki, she is here

now, one of the top tennis stars both on and off the court. not just once but twice this woman has been number one in the world. [ cheers and applause ] she rocked the "sports illustrated" swimsuit issue three times along with espn body issue and now she's here to make an exclusive and very big announcement. caroline, thank you for this opportunity. >> thank you. >> what do you want to tell everyone? >> yeah, i've been playing tennis since i was 7 and professional since i was 15 and, you know, i'm ready to move on to the next chapter in my life and so 2020 australian open will be my last tournament. [ applause ] >> australian 2020 is the last time you'll take the court like that. >> yes. >> you've been playing since you were 7 years old. how did you get to this decision? >> you know, it's obviously a decision i've thought about for a long time but, you know, i just got married this year. so that's exciting. [ applause ]

and, you know, i've just come to realize there's so many other things i would like to do off the court and i always thought whether there's other things i want to do more, it's time to be done. it just felt right in my heart and, you know, it's never going to be an easy decision when you've done this your whole life but it just feels right so i'm ready for it. >> i know your family and friends are fully supporting you. being a newlywed you just got married in june, serena williams was among those that were there at the wedding in your wedding party. how have your friends and family reacted? >> amazing. they're so happy for me. my dad is my coach so, you know, we have a special bond. but everyone has been so thrilled and so excited and, you know, you know that a sports career is only so long and so we all knew it would come to an end eventually. i think the timing was right. i still feel i can beat anyone. i still feel like i can win

tournaments and i wanted to finish when i still felt great. i love the sport and i want to when i leave i still want to love the sport and feel the passion for it so -- >> time for the next chapter. you love fashion. you're thinking about a career in fashion. you're going to, what, harvard business school as well. did you know this woman ran -- yes, that is in itself -- thank you for that. [ applause ] she ran in the new york city marathon. [ applause ] okay? and that is a great accomplishment for anyone and what it meant to those rheumatoid arthritis which you have, what that meant to others who have that. >> yes, so actually next year it's going to be really exciting as well because we're starting -- we're going to start a new health education program which is going to be around ra. i can't tell the specifics yet but it's going to be very exciting and obviously raising

awareness is important. the average time for being diagnosed for an immune disease is around 7 years so, you know, it's all about finding out early so that you don't get crazy flare-ups. when i've been at my worst, you can't get out of bed and it's that much pain but, you know, being in a great state now, i feel healthy. i feel good. maybe i'll run another marathon. who knows. [ applause ] so, you know, i think you can do anything you put your mind to and there are ways and there's a community out there that is ready to help. >> you've been a wonderful ambassador for that community and to leave on your own terms as you're doing after the 2020 australian -- which you won in 2018. congratulations. >> thank you. >> good luck on everything that you do. >> thank you so much. >> appreciate it. coming up, the secret santa surprise for a very special family. come on back here to "gma."

[ applause ] welcome back. talking to the crowd. a lot of folks have been to beautiful sedona, arizona but mostly in the summertime. here's what it looked like just this past week. you go up 4,000 feet. snow not sticking on the roads but a beautiful sight. more in the way of cold air. it's the season where it gets colder and colder.

this is the coolest air of the season. windchills come next wednesday morning. feel like 12 below in chicago, near 40 below in minneapolis and 5 above, that's not warm but sounds warm at that point in st. louis. that's a 'tis the season for cold and 'tis the season for giving so we teamed up with capital one for a secret santa surprise offering one lucky family the holiday treat of a lifetime. ♪ see your baby momma >> reporter: meet the jones-baldwin family going viral. ♪ baby shark, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo ♪ >> reporter: after announcing the adoption of their newest edition, 2-year-old princeton. this fun-loving multicultural family has grown over the years

through fostering and adoptions with four kids arranging in age from 2 to 16 years old. when kia and ricardo got married they dreamed of starting a family. >> i had a daughter from a previous relationship and thought let's continue to grow our family. >> reporter: but they had difficulty getting pregnant so they became foster parents. aidan was adopted first. then daughters zoria brought home a classmate in need who later joined the family. >> we've had her since she was 11 years old. >> reporter: finally a call adding adorable princeton. >> he's my brother. our brother. >> reporter: a family built on love but everyday life can also be hectic. >> eat your eggs. >> and expensive. for this household of six. 'tis the season for a secret santa surprise. with the help of our sponsor, capital one, they get a visit from their spokesperson, andrea, with tips to save money during

the holidays. >> hi. i'm andrea and i'm here to take you shopping. i have your wish list. are you ready to do this? >> yes. >> come with me. let's go to walmart. >> reporter: before you head out, here's tip number one, do your homework. research prices before you go to save time and money. have a gifting strategy and make a wish list to avoid overspending. armed with their kids' holiday lists they go shopping with the help of the capital one walmart rewards card. ♪ he's going to love that. >> reporter: tip number two, maximize your rewards on purchases. >> what about these? >> oh, yes. >> the cart is already filling up but we still have so much to get. >> aidan definitely wants an xbox. >> not only will we get rewards back on these purchases but you can earn 2% back on travel and restaurants and 1% back everywhere else so great thing to save. >> reporter: tip number three.

>> if we pay it in store we'll get 2% back but if you link it to walmart pay, for the first 12 months you're going to get 5% back. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: with a little help, the parents prepare for the big reveal. >> oh! >> oh. >> we got an xbox. >> oh! >> reporter: and saving something special for mom and dad. >> oh, my gosh. >> wanted to make your christmas. >> oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> how great is that? get this, thanks to capital one, everyone home -- everyone here is going home with a $100 gift card to walmart. what's in your wallet? $100 gift card. thanks to capital one. when we come back, tory is

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[ applause ] ♪ we are back now and our "gma" gingerbread village with more of our holiday "deals & steals" extravaganza. tory back with gifts for the foodies in your life. >> yes. >> let's do it. >> ready? so this, we got some work for you here. you got to open that door in the front. >> oh. okay. there you go. >> vahdam teas and we'll spin this around. these are the most exquisite teas from india. i have two special ones to call out. we've got the mariah carey collection. two chai teas, like christmas in a cup and that one, that yellow one is oprah's favorite thing. this is the oprah turmeric.

it has an "r" in there. i learned that. >> very good for you. >> very good for you and it's a gorgeous gift. look how beautiful these are. everything from this company is spectacula spectacular, as are the prices. normally these range from $18 to $40. today they are all slashed in half, $9 to $20. >> that's it? >> wow. >> it's a really beautiful gift. >> i got to get in front here. >> sabatino. we're spinning this around and i think -- >> you mentioned you dropped a name earlier. let's hear from her right now. who likes this? >> i actually love truffles and i know not all people like truffles but i love it. there's truffle zest that i never leave home without. i haven't tasted it but it's going to be better with truffles. don't you think it's going to be better with truffles? >> what was in oprah's hand is that bottle in front.

she puts it on the food before she even tastes it because it makes everything better, zest, truffle sea salt, truffle honey, truffle spread. they are the purveyors of truffle. if you like truffle or you know someone who does, this is the ultimate gift. everything comes in sets so the sets are normally $22 to $68, slashed in half and start at $11. it's a good one. >> you can't beat that. >> this is also awesome. so anyone who cooks in the kitchen, they've got these from get it right. silicone lids, so instead of using aluminum foil or plastic s wrap, these turn any container into a storage container for the refrigerator or you can cook with it. we have from them -- >> you can cook with it too. >> microwave. either way. both ways so it's really multipurpose. then we've got their brand-new voltaire.

a typical coffee grinder has a rotating blade. the blade causes unevenness typically so you have some beans that will grind bigger or smaller. this is for precision. if you have someone crazy about their coffee and they want the ultimate beans, that is the gift for them. >> okay. >> normally $8 to $400. today it's slashed in half, $4 to $200. >> big savings. >> it's a big one. >> okay, wine lovers. >> the wine lovers. this -- >> why did you look at me when you said that? >> you put this right on top of any glass, you can do the honors, you'll pour and then -- what is happening is immediately you are able to aerate and remove the sulfites from the wine so it gives you the better tasting wine instantly. it's a really great gift and it's beautiful also. >> sorry. >> we tape them down for a reason. >> normally $80, today slashed in half, $40. >> excellent.

>> harry and david. these are always fun, classic holiday gifts. we've got a few assortments from their moose munch, pears. just a huge assortment from them. so depending on the budget or the taste preferences, they're going to have something for you. these normally range from 30 to $100. today everything is slashed in half from them so starts at $15. >> $15. >> then we have -- >> down the stretch. >> another doorbell. >> oh, my goodness. i got to work. masontops. two terrific products from this company. if you like to cook or bake, their breadsmart kit allows you to make fancy breads. you typically see these in bakeries and wondering how can i do that at home. with this breadsmart kit you can and fermentation kits for people who like to do all sorts of fun things with vegetables and making their own fresh stuff.

good gifts from them. fresh bread smells good. normally $40 to $50. slashed in half today, $20 to $25. and our last doorbell. omaha steaks. >> omaha. >> every year we do something with omaha but never this size. >> wow. >> this is our biggest, the biggest cuts that omaha sells, the biggest cuts that we have ever offered. >> look at them. >> they're ready. they're ready. >> they've been smelling it. between the fresh bread and the steaks, there's a lot going on in the studio this morning. these would make gorgeous gifts and again a big assortment depending on price range who you're sending it to. makes a great family gift or having it at home when you have guests. normally $140 to $600. today these are all slashed in

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alert in san francisco where there is a disabled big rig there on northbound 280 on 6th street. >> and stay t >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan." today, from the new film "little women," laura dern. and a performance from the amazing pentatonix. plus, we wrap up "live's" holiday gift guide week with unbelievable bargains exclusively for our viewers. all next on "live." and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. [cheers and applause] >> ryan: hello. [upbeat music] ♪ hi, hi, hi, hi. hello. whoo! [cheers and applause] hi. [cheers and applause] oh.