good morning, america. as we join you this thursday morning, the first impeachment vote by day's end. trump, the fourth president in history to face that fate. overnight, republicans and democrats going head to head. their final chance to make changes to the charges against president trump before the historic vote. we're live in washington with the latest. targeted attack. disturbing new details about that deadly shootout in new jersey. surveillance video showing the shooters intentionally firing on a jewish market, killing three people inside, and a pipe bomb discovered in their truck. what we're now learning about the radical group they're connected to, as thousands honor the victims overnight. breaking news. an 18-year-old college student murdered in a park in manhattan around 5:30 p.m.

the manhunt for the attackers, and why wasn't the security guard in his booth. that new zealand volcano still too dangerous as the death toll climbs. two brothers born in chicago now identified among the victims. their parents still missing. bombshell deal. movie mogul harvey weinstein's $47 million settlement with dozens of women, not admitting wrongdoing or paying anything out of his own pocket. what it means for the me too movement. high-tech home invasion. chilling videos from families who say their ring cameras were hacked. >> i was even scared of my room for a few days. i'm still a little bit scared of it. >> the 8-year-old telling her story after a hacker claims to be santa. ♪ and can they crack her? the a-list actors trying to grill daisy ridley for "star wars" secrets just days before the highly anticipated skywalker finale. ♪

good morning, america. it's great to have you with us on this thursday morning. we tried to grill daisy ridley. >> i know. >> she's not giving up anything. >> no, no. maybe just a little. very little bit there, george. it is another critical day in the impeachment battle. the house judiciary committee will vote on articles of impeachment by the end of the day. >> the final hurdle before a full vote in the house and the committee is back in action this morning after debating the charges against president trump late into the night. senior congressional correspondent mary bruce is tracking it all on capitol hill. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is the last legislative hurdle before the house votes to impeach. for hours both sides made their case. it has been messy, heated and at times deeply emotional. democrats say they have to stop what one described as the president's constitutional crime

spree while republicans are railing against what they call a hot garbage impeachment. overnight, the passionate partisan divide on full display. >> if we do not respond to president trump's abuses of power, the abuses will continue. >> my heart breaks for a committee that has trashed this institution and this is where we are now. >> reporter: the debate pointed and personal. >> i believe the president abused the power of his office. >> reporter: democratic congresswoman lucy mcbath explaining she came to congress to fight for gun control after her son was shot and killed. >> after this vote, i will continue to champion the ideals this country instilled in me to stand up for the safety and security of our communities and to fight for an america i prayed that my son, jordan, would be proud of. >> reporter: but republicans say this is nothing more than a political push to oust the president. >> if anyone is guilty of abusing power or obstructing congress around here, it's the

democrats, not the president. >> this is the quickest, thinnest, weakest, most partisan impeachment in all of american presidential history. >> reporter: trump is railing against the charges and looking ahead to making his case on friendlier turf in the republican-controlled senate. >> they're impeaching me. you know why? because they want to win an election, and that's the only way to do it. >> reporter: democrats insist the evidence is rock solid. that the president abused his power by pressuring ukraine to investigate his 2020 rival and obstructed congress in order to protect the next election, democrats say they must impeach. >> the president is the smoking gun. president trump has solicited foreign interference before. he is doing it now and he will do it again. >> reporter: now, the debate will go on today for hours. this is the last chance for republicans to propose changes to these historic charges. at the end, after every member

of the committee has had a chance to have their say, the committee is likely to send it to the full house impeach the president sometime next week. >> right, the democrats on the judiciary committee are united. house speaker nancy pelosi expecting some defections on the floor. >> reporter: there are a few moderate democrats from swing districts to propose impeachment. they are concerned that voting for impeachment could hurt them in the next election. we know of at least two democrats so far who are going to oppose, and there are several more who still say they're undecided. >> looking ahead to that possible likely senate trial, there seems to be a consensus developing that it will be a quick trial. >> reporter: yeah, republicans we have talked to say they want this to move quickly. they are eyeing a trial of about two weeks. the president says he wants live witnesses including hunter biden and the whistle-blower, but

republicans we have talked to in the senate feel that the impeachment is hurting them politically. the challenge, of course, is to get the president on board with that strategy. >> mary, thanks very much. now to those new developments in that deadly attack in new jersey. thousands remembering the victims overnight as authorities learn more about the shooters saying surveillance video shows they clearly targeted that jewish market. adrienne bankert is in jersey city with the latest. good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning to you too, robin, and law enforcement officials have confirmed that that surveillance video you spoke about is part of their investigation. now, while we're still awaiting an official word as to the motive, we know the location behind us here is more than a building. there's a synagogue located next door and this is all part of the small, but growing hasidic community here who grieved overnight at two huge funerals. overnight, thousands in brooklyn, new york, and jersey city, new jersey, moned the victims of the new jersey shooting rampage as those who lost their lives are laid to rest, new surveillance video

captures what preceded the killings inside this kosher market. >> there were multiple other people on the street so there were many other targets available to them that they bypassed to attack that place. so it was clearly -- that was their target and they intended to harm people inside. >> reporter: authorities say that just around 12:20 p.m. tuesday, two suspects parked right outside the market, slowly emerging from a stolen u-haul van armed with high-profile rifles. the suspects, 47-year-old david anderson and 50-year-old francine graham entered the store with at least one of them opening fire. police say the two may have been members of the black hebrew israelites, a group known to law enforcement for its anti-jewish and anti-police views. sources tell abc news anderson recently posted anti-semitic comments online, and investigators recovered a pipe bomb and religious writings inside that u-haul. >> no question this is a hate crime.

>> reporter: among the dead, market owner mindy ferencz, a mother of five, employee douglas rodriguez and a customer, 24-year-old moshe deutsch. >> a few hundred bullets went into a body of a 24-year-old child. how can we as a community, as people bear that? >> reporter: one person in the market was injured but survived. police officers eventually killed the suspects after a gun battle that lasted hours. >> we have an officer down. a lot of officers out in the open. >> kind of like we were at war. it sounded like "desert storm" out here, like we were at war. >> reporter: according to the state attorney general, the attackers were also prime suspects in the murder of an uber driver just days earlier. police believe it is why the two shot and killed detective joe seals who encountered the two at a nearby cemetery before driving to the kosher market. throughout the neighborhood cars and buildings are ridden with bullet holes.

the painful memory of the violence still fresh with police being commended for jumping into the line of fire. >> could have been far deadlier. the reason it was not due to the heroism of the men and women of the jersey city police department. >> reporter: state and federal officials tell us they hope to reveal more of what they've learned from those documents inside that stolen u-haul and the motive of these two suspects sometime today, michael. >> so much to process there, adrienne. thank you so much. now to that breaking news. an 18-year-old college freshman murdered last night in manhattan walking through a park near columbia university. abc's erielle reshef is there at morningside park with the latest. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. this horrifying killing has stunned this college community. this happened about 5:30 yesterday evening in a residential area near barnard college. 18-year-old freshman tessa majors seen here in "the columbia daily spectator" school newspaper was walking through the park behind me when she was

apparently jumped by a group of suspects who stabbed her multiple times in the torso after demanding money. then they fled. she managed to climb the steep stairs to the guard station behind me, but it was empty. the guard making rounds at the time. he came back about 30 minutes later to discover her. he called 911 and she was rushed to the hospital, but she did not survive. her cell phone which was not charged was found nearby alongside a knife and a hat. another person called 911 and said the suspect was apparently wearing a green jacket. police swarmed the hangout of a known robbery suspect who matched that description and found a trail of blood. this morning, the barnard president has said this entire community is grieving alongside tessa's family and they are working with the nypd to ensure student safety. george. >> yeah, just a horrifying story. okay, erielle, thanks very much. we're going to go overseas

now to new zealand where officials say the volcano is still highly volatile making it risky to return to the island and search for the missing. we're also learning more about the victims including two young brothers originally from chicago. marcus moore has the latest. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: george, at first light here in new zealand, teams will begin the effort to recover those bodies in what is a race against time and a police official here said that a lot has to go right for this to work. in just hours, searchers will begin a risky effort to recover the bodies of eight missing people presumed dead from monday's eruption. this morning, the official death toll stands at eight and police now know the locations of six bodies on white island, another initially seen near a stream and the location of an eighth person still unknown. >> our first priority will be to get those six people off and we will have very limited opportunity to look about for the two others. >> reporter: on the ground the situation still, quote, highly volatile. scientists estimating a 40% to 60% chance of another eruption. families of the missing are desperate.

mark's brother hayden was a tour guide on a boat that brought tourists to the island. >> there's been two perfect opportunities to get out there and they haven't gone. >> reporter: at the time officials deeming the threat level too high to recover bodies on the ash-covered island. the hazards include fast-moving rocks, magma and scorching temperatures. >> let there be no mistake it is not a zero risk game. >> reporter: new overnight, details about the victims who perished. among the dead, two brothers, 13-year-old matthew and 16-year-old berend hollander and their parents remain missing presumed dead. barbara's parents releasing a statement saying, quote, we are together with our family grieving the loss of our loved ones, our amazing daughter, barbara hollander, and our son-in-law martin hollander were a wonderful couple and parents to our grandsons. we appreciate all the sons. >> when it came that it was they were the ones that were missing

it was pretty much unbelievable. >> reporter: this recovery operation is expected to take several hours and scientists on board a navy vessel monitoring the volcano and will be giving realtime information to the team on the ground. the hope is if an eruption is about to happen, they will be able to warn that team and get them off quickly. george. >> certainly hope so. marcus, thanks very much. in our next half hour, we'll have a closer look at the dangers of volcano tourism. also overseas, a high-stakes election under way in great britain. voters are heading to the polls right now deciding whether or not to keep prime minister boris johnson in power with brexit on the line yet again. james longman has the latest in london. good morning, james. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, robin. this is the most important uk general election in a generation. britain is heading to the polls to elect a government in the hope of finding a solution to that brexit crisis. boris johnson, current prime minister and trump favorite, is fighting to keep his conservative party in power for a tenth year. his get brexit done slogan has cut through but the opposition

is asking how. his simple message may win him votes but his critics say he's thin on detail. opposition leader jeremy corbyn has had his own issues, unwilling to make public his own position on brexit. both leaders divisive in this disinformation election. johnson's party criticized tore challenging its twitter handle and avoided scrutiny appearing to hide in the refrigerator rather than face this tv anchor. humor has long been johnson's go-to move and lighter moments like his "love actually" themed campaign ad with his party's lead narrowing, the joke could be on him, george. >> okay, james, thanks very much. we're going to move on now to the storms on both coasts, bringing a deep freeze from the midwest to the east. millions are going to feel that cold blast and ginger is tracking the latest. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, george. we are feeling it in new york.

west seneca, visibility low, up to nine inches of fresh snow reported in western new york. a lot of lake enhanced and the roads are a mess in amherst. now you have all that cold snow on the ground, and then you take a high pressure system. you settle it right over the mid atlantic, and that's what we're going to see this morning. you basically have all the air rushing down, no clouds are formed. it's like taking the blanket off. that high pressure system is liked there. the center of the high kind of represented by those streamlines which are the surface winds. i'll take you up by 95 and show you how cold it is. starting with a windchill at 18 in washington, d.c., 12, new york city, hartford, 9. look at up to bangor, 0. subzero, interior new england. and quick look. there is a storm coming from winston-salem to roanoke, virginia. this is the end of the week. >> put the blanket back on. thank you, ginger. we turn to a new investigation into college sports. a new report from "usa today" networks uncovered dozens punished for sexual misconduct who transferred to other schools and were permitted to keep playing. amy robach is here with the

latest. good morning, amy. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, michael. this is pretty disturbing. according to this investigation by "the usa today" network, these athletes represented some of the best sports programs in the country including a number of top ncaa football teams. this morning, bombshell discoveries surrounding athletes disciplined for sexual misconduct. a "usa today" networks investigation finding that over the past five years, dozens of current and former division 1 athletes disciplined for sexual misconduct at their universities were able to transfer into new ncaa programs despite being punished by their original schools or the court system. >> we only got access to about 10% of the division 1 schools' disciplinary records and among them we found nearly 50 athletes who were found responsible for sexual assault and about a quarter of them actually transferred to other schools. >> reporter: mairin jameson was a junior at the university of

idaho in 2013 when she says she was sexually assaulted by wide receiver jahrie level, and she reported him to the school which eventually found him responsible and expelled him. but not before he transferred to stony brook university in new york where he played football for another two seasons. >> being a student athlete is a privilege and i feel like he should have lost that privilege. >> reporter: the ncaa responding that their policy states that colleges and universities must cooperate with all investigations into sexual violence, which must be managed in the same manner as investigations involving all other students and staff on campus. they say the ncaa board of governors will continue to evaluate its policies but certainly these findings are incredibly concerning. >> absolutely, to say the least. >> thank you so much, amy. we're going to turn now to dramatic video of an emergency landing caught on camera in phoenix. take a look at the surveillance footage from a nearby business catching the small plane going down on the street wednesday

morning skidding on the asphalt, damaging a few vehicles and the aircraft but fortunately no one seriously injured and officials are investigating the cause of the crash. >> wow. >> thank goodness no one was injured. following a lot of other stories this morning including the outrage over harvey weinstein's deal with his accusers. not going to have to pay anything himself or admit wrongdoing. and the concerns about those popular ring security cameras after a hacker scares a little girl in her home claiming to be santa. we'll talk about that but first let's go back to ginger. and i have got this image of minneapolis, minnesota, so that's minnehaha falls. but that is the same type of river of moisture that's actually going to be coming from the west and bringing up to 20 inches of snow for colorado starting tomorrow. your local weather in 30 seconds. first, the snowy cities sponsored by jeep.

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>> that's coming up. first, the top headlines. critical day in the impeachment battle. final chance for republicans and to the charges against president trump before the first vote takes place by the end of the day. and major league baseball stadiums will be a safer place for fa next season. the commissioner announced all teams will extend netting past the far end of the dugouts to prevent injuries. and if you want you can break out ugly holiday sweaters. for the third year in a row, alaska airlines is offering priority boarding to then who wears one. that's on national ugly sweater day. >> normally we do the ugly sweater contest. >> why do did you bring that up? now we'll do it -- >> i can feel a cold coming on already. >> i guess that's a no. okay. we'll continue now with harvey weinstein and that outrage over his new settlement with accusers where he will not have to admit wrongdoing or or use any of his own money. paula faris is here with those details. good morning. >> many alleged victims are upset he doesn't personally have to pay a dime for this proposed settlement.

one saying she felt sick and hopeless agreeing to the payout but felt there were no legal alternatives. on the verge of surgery harvey weinstein arriving at court with the aid of a walker. weinstein and his former company agreeing to settle claims with dozens of women who have alleged sexual misconduct against the disgraced movie mogul for $47 million. abc news has learned the deal will not require weinstein to admit any wrongdoing or pay anything to his accusers himself. the payouts instead coming from insurance companies representing weinstein's former studio, the weinstein company, and that 47 million isn't all going to the victims. about 16 million of it, nearly 35%, instead is going to lawyers for weinstein and other former members of the board. according to "the new york times," if the proposed deal is approved by the court, 18 victims ofeinstein's alleged victims would share $6.2 million with no one person getting more than $500,000 and $18.5 million

is going to be set aside for any future accusers. three of the women who accepted the deal tell "the new york times" they did so because they didn't see any alternative. one of the women saying accepting the deal made her feel defeated and hopeless. one of the three women, caitlin dulany who accepted the offer says she has mixed feelings. >> i have definitely felt defeated and hopeless going through this settlement process. i hope that this settlement can bring some kind of peace and some kind of closure for a lot of women. >> reporter: overnight, time's up reacting saying, if this is the best survivors could get, the system is broken. the announcement comes on the same day that weinstein appeared in court. his bail raised from $1 million to $5 million following claims that he violated his ankle bracelet monitoring requirements dozens of times. >> just because a woman makes a

claim does not mean it is true and just because mr. weinstein is accused of a crime does not mean that he is guilty. >> reporter: weinstein using a walker in court, his lawyers say ahead of surgery scheduled for today to relieve back pain from a car accident this august. and several of hiss alleged victims have rejected the payout claiming it's unfair. as for weinstein, no comment but he continues to deny any allegations of nonconsensual sex and, robin, you saw him using a walker in court. his reps say his health is deteriorating, he's having surgery today and his criminal sexual assault trial begins january 6th. >> thank you, paula. this is separate from that criminal trial. let's bring in our legal analyst dan abrams. first of all, i know not all the accusers agreed to this deal but some want to know why would any of them. >> so, there are a number of reasons. first of all, a number of them have legal challenges with their claims, statute of limitations, do they have enough evidence. they've lost some legal rulings

in court, et cetera. so for many of them they feel this is likely the best they can do in civil court. as you point out, though, this is the civil cases. this does not in any way impact the criminal case against harvey weinstein and that is ongoing and that is active and that is happening and that is moving forward in new york where he is charged with crimes where he could face in effect the rest of his life in prison. >> and we see from the piece that the money is coming from the insurance companies. why doesn't he have to pay himself? >> because in sexual harassment cases typically it is the company that is responsible for the acts of an individual like harvey weinstein. there's also insurance. so this is about how much can they get out of the insurance company but as you point out you have a bankruptcy court situation where the weinstein company is in bankruptcy, so you need a bankruptcy judge to sign off on it and a federal judge to sign off on it and when you have these vocal victims who are saying don't do this, this is not a done deal. >> big chunk of this money is going to pay weinstein's

lawyers. i was surprised by that. >> the insurance company is covering that company and so the lawyers have accrued all of these expenses. i'm not justifying, i'm not saying it's a good thing but that's the reality of the way these things work. >> thanks, dan. >> thank you so much. now to new concerns about that popular holiday gift, excuse me, home security cameras meant to keep you safe but now reports that hackers are breaking into them terrifying families. will reeve is here with more. good morning, will. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning. they are a huge holiday gift, those home security cameras, but for some people whose systems were hacked into and their families messed with, they may have buyers' remorse or at the very least they have questions about how something like this could happen. this morning, two families say their ring camera systems were hacked. essentially allowing people into their homes without ever stepping foot inside. in mississippi, this chilling video from inside ashley lemay's home shows her 8-year-old daughter alyssa frantically searching for an invisible intruder. >> who is that?

>> i'm your best friend. i'm santa claus. >> reporter: you can hear the male voice ask the young girl to destroy her own stuff. >> you can do whatever you want right now. you can mess up your room. you can break your tv. >> reporter: alyssa scared and confused cries out for help. >> mommy! >> i can't even like put into words how violated i feel and, you know, like that's -- it really is like my worst nightmare. >> i was even scared of my room for a few days. i'm still a little bit scared of it. >> hey, come here. >> reporter: and in georgia, a stranger hacked into the ring camera in this couple's bedroom. >> i was terrified. >> reporter: the couple who has asked to remain unidentified say they purchased the camera so they could watch their dog while at work, but the woman says she was confused on monday evening after the surveillance light suddenly came on. >> so i'm texting my boyfriend

saying, you know, why are you watching. we're laying down. we're about to go to sleep. he's like, what are you talking about? >> reporter: just seconds later. >> i see you in the bed. come on. wake up. > reporter: they reported the incident to ring. the home security system company releasing this statement, while we are still investigating this issue and are taking appropriate steps to protect our devices based on our investigation, we are able to confirm this incident is in no way related to a breach or a compromise of ring's security. the lemay family in mississippi has since filed a police report. ring suggests using their two-step verification system using strong passwords and creating shared users on your account instead of sharing login information to keep your home safer. but really scary stuff. >> that little girl had to be just frightened. >> she seems to be handling it okay. >> good thing she called for her parents. >> absolutely. >> thank you, will. coming up, there's growing concern about tourism at volcano sites after the deadly new

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active volcanoes here and until recently geologists thought they last erupted 30,000 years ago. recently they learned it was about 2,000 years ago and in geological terms that's a blink of an eye and that's what makes volcano tourism so potentially dangerous. volcanoes are unpredictable. volcanoes are a part of new zealand's tourism. this peak attracting 10,000 people each year. this featured in "the lord of the rings" movies but predicting volcanic eruptions is nearly impossible. there are 1500 potentially active volcanoes worldwide, some closer than you think. there are 169 active volcanoes in the united states. some of them are massive mountains that loom over cities as mount st. helens does over portland and seattle. others right under your feet and the majesty and spectacle of these natural phenomena seem to have spurred tourism. but with at least 18 dead or presumed dead on monday's

eruption on white island, there is mounting concern about other volcanoes accessible to vacationers. this volcanologist and contributing writer for "national geographic" says most are not aware of the dangers and they are very real. the dangers are very real. we were in hawaii during the jarring kilauea volcano eruptions in 2018 facing fountains of lava and magma. >> the heat radiating off this fissure is incredible. that has been gushing lava into the air for three consecutive days. >> reporter: accompanying that molten lava clouds of toxic fumes. and we saw the dangers of volcano tourism there as well. a so-called lava bomb from that eruption smashing through a sightseeing boat's roof injuring two dozen people. >> a huge chunk of lava. >> reporter: dr. lee and his

wife, a former trauma nurse, were on that boat in hawaii and jumped in to help the injured. but as that fateful trip in new zealand reminds those tours don't guarantee one's safety. >> just because a tour is offered it doesn't necessarily guarantee your safety. >> life is beautiful. we can see the beauty all around us but maybe we don't need to get that close to it. >> reporter: guys, having witnessed the power of mother nature through volcanoes myself i get that sense of awe. it's up to each individual tourist, whether the spectacle is worth the risk. guys. >> yeah, sure is. >> dangerous. thank you so much. coming up, can they crack her is the question trying to get "star wars" secrets. it's our "play of the day." we'll be right back. secrets. it's our "play of the day." we'll be right back. [whispering] it's switching time. ♪ how about a battery that lasts up to 12 hours? [bell rings] order up!

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good morning, america. it's 8:00. the first votes in the impeachment process today. overnight republicans and democrats go head to head. their final chance to make changes. we're live in washington with the latest. new this morning, could too much sleep increase your risk of having a stroke? how much is too much? dr. ashton is here live with more and how to improve your poor sleeping habits. reese witherspoon's powerful message. the oscar winner telling women to, quote, embrace your inner shrew. why she says what she was actually criticized for is her actual secret to success. last-minute "deals & steals" with just two weeks till

christmas. tory johnson is here with gifts for everyone on your list just in time to put them underneath the tree. ♪ and teri hatcher turning 55 and feeling fabulous. the "desperate housewives" star posting this photo saying no filters. no negativity. what the actress is revealing about finally being comfortable in her own skin. ♪ you you you ought to know >> and you ought to know. the cast of the broadway hit "jagged little pill" is here live as we say good morning, america. ♪ it's not fair to deny me of the -- >> that's going to be wonderful. we do say, good morning, america. great to have you with us on this thursday morning, happy friday eve. >> oh, yeah, it's a special one because we're looking back at our favorite moments of 2019 like when taylor swift took over central park. people lined up for that for a long time. >> i remember when you were

coming in to work and you were seeing them. >> down ten blocks down fifth avenue. could go up. a lot of news to get to. a crucial day in the impeachment battle. final phase before the first vote. that's happening today. want to go back to mary bruce on capitol hill. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is the last legislative hurdle before the house votes to impeach and overnight for hours both sides laid out their case. it was a messy heated and at times personal debate. democrats say they have to stop what one described as the preside president's constitutional crime spree while republicans are railing against what they call a hot garbage impeachment. now, the debate will continue here for several more hours. this is the last chance for republicans to try and propose changes to these historic charges and at the end after everyone has had their say, it is likely that the committee will vote to send these articles of impeachment to the full house which will then vote and impeach the president we expect sometime early next week. now, the president is already looking ahead to a trial on friendlier turf in the

republican-controlled senate. republicans tell us they want to do it quickly eyeing a trial of two weeks with no live witnesses. the challenge now, of course, to get the president on board with that strategy, george. >> that is coming fast. mary, thanks very much. george, weaver a new health headline this morning. a study saying sleeping too much could actually be bad for you. increasing your risk of suffering a stroke and dr. jennifer ashton will explain it to us. >> i know i sound bad but i feel fine. this really was a study about could too much be worse than too little or as bad and found it actually it is. it came out in the journal neurology. what they found people who slept more than nine hours a night who had poor sleep quality and/or napped during the day for more than 90 minutes had an increased risk of stroke. we usually hear about too little sleep being a problem. this study compelling too much could be just as bad. >> what do we need to keep in mind? >> i say sleep has a pr problem. we look at it like a luxury.

it's a medical necessity on par with food and fitness. the first thing we have to prioritize our sleep. we have to be consistent with our sleep. that means basically do the same thing during the week as we do on the weekends. the bedroom environment should be cold, dark and quiet. and if and this is probably the most important thing, robin, if you are finding that your sleep is suffering, and/or you're either getting too much or too little, do not hesitate to get a medical evaluation for some serious issues causing that. >> you know, a couple of months ago i stopped watching tv at night in my bedroom. it has made a world of difference. >> that is. >> take it out of the bedroom. >> what's the right amount? >> seven to nine hours is what most adults need and they need that every single night. >> what about a nap every once in a while. >> not bad. >> i was just making sure. >> a short nap, though. >> but you feel okay. >> i feel nine. i just, you know, sound like this. >> sound like a car. okay, thank you, jen.

coming up, "desperate housewives" star teri hatcher on the secret to feeling fabulous in our 50s. what reese witherspoon is encouraging women to do to succeed and, lara, what's going on upstair. >> i'm here with ms. tory johnson. you no he what that means. she has last-minute "deals & steals" for your holiday gifts including our favorite socks. they are the best. so much more coming up and did i mention the best audience. [ cheers and applause ] "good morning america" will be right back. "gma's" morning menu sponsored by u.s. bank. ♪ it's beginning to look a lot like christmas ♪

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welcome back to "gma." it's great to have you with us this morning. also great to have this incredible studio audience with us as well. so good. and tomorrow, jon hamm is here. yes. he stars in the new movie "richard jewell." we cannot wait to talk to him tomorrow morning but first cannot wait to talk to lara for "pop news." hey, lara. [ cheers and applause ] >> good morning, everybody. we'll begin with teri hatcher. as you teased earlier. the "desperate housewives" who celebrated her 55th birthday last week practically breaking the internet with this shot of herself opening up about her new outlook on life writing in part so why post a picture of myself in a bikini? this is my truth and being in this 55-year-old body actually feels liberating. i've finally figured out how to be comfortable in my own skin. maybe not every day but a lot of them. you know what, we love it. the actress crediting her

incredible physique to an eight-week fitness challenge she just did and also says in the post that exercise has become a source of well-being, not a means to looking good naked. although it's a good by-product because -- >> till the very end. >> her words and i love them. so honest. she feels great and that energy is contagious. >> first of all, it's naked. >> naked. >> looking good, teri hatcher. we love you. now the s.a.g. awards. nominations are out and jennifer lopez is in, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] and she agrees. the "hustlers" star posting this heartfelt message after hearing the news. >> hey, guys, i don't think i've ever been nominated for a s.a.g. award before. i am so excited and so humble to be recognized by my fellow actors out there. you know, acting was my first

love along with dancing and i just -- i just can't believe all this is happening. [ cheers and applause ] >> an emotional moment and yet ever misses a step on the elliptical. >> trying to figure out what she's doing. >> it's called multitasking. s.a.g. bombshell all three lead actresses in "bombshell" have been nominated for s.a.g. award, charlize therrin, nicole kidman, margot robbie. unbelievable and if you want to guess which films could take home the oscar for best picture this year look no further than the elite list of films that earn a s.a.g. award ensemble nomination. only three movies have ever won best picture at the oscars without a s.a.g. nod so this year keep your eyes on "the irishman," "parasite" and "once upon a time in hollywood." congratulations to those three films. on the tv front at the s.a.g.s,

"the marvelous mrs. maisel" leads with four nominations. "the morning show" right behind it with three nominations including one for jennifer aniston, steve carell and billy crudup. they take place january 19th. as you can tell, we cannot wait. great movies. [ applause ] a lot of work to do. also in tv news, abc is live all in the family returning for a holiday encore this season. woody harrelson, marie have to may and ellie kemper set to return as archie bunker and family. this time executive producer jimmy kimmel and norman lear are serving up the episode with a side of bacon. >> what's that, what? >> as in kevin bacon. >> nicely done. >> he is just one of the newcomers taking the stages for the second edition of live in front of a studio audience. jesse eisenberg also joining the cast. no word on the role yet and will air an episode of "good times."

what was jimmy walker's famous saying. >> dy-no-mite. >> it's going to be dy-no-mite. casting still to come. it all happens live december 18th. 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. [ cheers and applause ] you can catch an exclusive preview right here on "gma," which will be dy-no-mite. >> dy-no-mite. [ laughter ] i was like, robin, that's you, that's not me is this that's "pop news," everybody. >> thank you. thank you. [ applause ] now to our "gma" cover story. reese witherspoon's empowering speech at a women in entertainment event. the oscar winner says she learned to embrace her, quote, inner shrew, that's her words and now she's urging other women to do the same. amy is back with that story for us. amy. >> that's right, robin. good morning, reese was honored

with the leadership award at an annual breakfast celebrating trail blazers and she says, that what she was initially criticized for is actually now her secret weapon. this morning actress reese witherspoon sending a powerful message during her speech at the hollywood reporter's women in entertainment gala wednesday remembering how she was perceived as a shrew after her breakout role in "election". >> looks like you could use a cupcake. >> reporter: the definition of the word shrew is one of of of temper and speech. a woman who speaks her mind and raises her voice against the system which underestimates her. >> reporter: the producer giving the speech while accepting the sherry lancing leadership award handed out each year to a trailblazing philanthropic leader in hollywood. oprah, barbara streisand and meryl streep past recipients. reese opening up about her early days as a working actress and producer. >> i walked away from that

experience with a real feeling of defeat that i was trying to work inside a system that was not built for me to succeed. >> she was once somebody who was intimidated by the system and she sort of found her voice in the process and became a leader. >> reporter: the actress who starred in and produced belong busters like the "legally blonde" franchise and now for "the morning show." >> your words spoke to america. >> reporter: she now says she's holding on to the once painful term and imploring women to do the same. >> even if you don't think of yourself as a leader or you're hesitant or hypnotized by a voice in your head that says you can't, too bad. do it anyway. embrace your inner shrew. and do something. >> now roughly $1.5 million in college scholarships were presented to high school seniors at that event as well and, you know, reese, i love how she said she was underestimated. well, look at her now. she is living proof. >> how do you like me now?

all right. thank you, amy. let's get over to michael. >> you know what we like now, we like these "deals & steals," robin. that is right. these "deals & steals" are on last-minute holiday gifts and we are less than two weeks away from christmas and tory johnson here with some fan favorites and a deals newcomer. >> one word for you. we've got a huge assortment of bombas. "gma" and "shark tank" favorite. they have donated more than 25 million pair of socks for people in needment for every pair you buy they donate to someone who needs them. not only can you feel great about what's happening but feel great in your socks. robin was pointing to them and says she loves the company is so innovating coming up with new styles. hiking sock, basketball socks but everything from them is awesome and come in singles and sets for kid, men and women. normally 12 to $72. >> what is the deal? >> not today. slashed in half. they start at $6.

>> 6 bucks. [ applause ] can't beat that. >> now we're going over to another "gma" favorite. beauty blender. we have had the founder of beauty blender here. she invented the little -- it looks a little sponge -- >> every one of our glam squads uses these. >> so now we have their brand-new foundation and what's great about this, it comes in 40 shades. so typically foundation, very few shades, can't find yours. 40 different shades. it's also -- kind of like a liquid whipped formula light as air but it looks gorgeous so you can find the shade. they come in gift sets or beauty blender sets. something for everyone. 40 to of $8 regularly. slashed in half and starts at $20. [ applause ] >> yeah, that's for me. that one up top. that one is for me. >> you found your shade. >> i found my shade. >> if you are traveling or -- >> this is very cool. >> this is cheetah mobile's

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what are you doing? what did you do? did you eat all of the chocolates in your calendar? >> ben, it's not christmas yet. yeah, he took the whole -- he slid that whole thing out. i'm not waiting for every day and ate every single chocolate. we love that one. please take time to put >> now how to feel great as you travel for the holidays and an

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we will have another abc7 news update, but you can find the news, weather and traffic on our app at abc7news.com. "gma" continues now. ♪ got to blame it on the goose welcome back to "gma" and i know every day we have a wonderful audience here but i want to point out one special audience member. her name is libby. she is 10 years old. it's her birthday. happy birthday, libby. [ applause ] >> she is so precious. well, all right. we cannot wait for this. this is just for you, libby. just for you. for your tenth birthday. grab your coffee. settle in because it is time to take a look back at 2019 here on "gma." oh, we had some good times. you guys are good. i know. the surprises, the heartfelt moments and the big news stories that made this such an

incredible year for us to say -- >> all: good morning, america. ♪ ♪ wake up >> good morning, america. ♪ wake up ♪ get going ♪ hello, good morning ♪ it's about that time to rise and shine ♪ ♪ rise and shine get up get going ♪ ♪ hello, good morning ♪ it's about that time to raise and shine ♪ >> look at suki now. >> breaking. >> breaking. >> breaking news. >> live in abu dhabi. >> houston. >> nashville. >> the dominican republic. >> philly. >> hollywood. >> that college admissions scandal. >> do you plan to fight this? >> celebrities, ceos, all caught up in this. >> you don't want to be one of these defendants. >> active shooter.

>> a hero high school football coach disarm a student with a shotgun. >> thank god that i was in that room. >> two mass shootings in texas and ohio within 13 hours of each other combined 29 people were killed. >> it's so hard. i'm sorry. >> that deadly plane crash in ethiopia killed 157 people. >> boeing's stock taking a big hit. >> a third of the fleet, though, worldwide is grounded. >> vaping. >> vaping. >> vaping crisis. >> my lungs were filled up with fluid. >> cdc is starting too use this word to describe what's happening, outbreak. >> the takedown of isis leader abu backer al baghdadi. >> the u.s. has been searching for baghdadi for more than five years. >> al baghdadi is dead. ♪ >> democrats will take control of the house. >> new leaders will be sworn in. >> the most diverse congress in american history. more women serving than ever before.

>> our squad is big. >> do you have an announcement you would like to make? >> i'm running for president of the united states. >> do you think you're going to have trouble breaking out? >> i'm feeling really good. >> the president has a motto. make america great again. do you have one? >> make america moral again. >> the candidates on the stage came to play. >> are you forgetting what you said two minutes ago? >> i wrote the damn bill. >> i read the bill. >> your campaign, foreigners, if russia, if china, if someone else offers information on opponents should they accept it or call the fbi? >> i think maybe you do both. >> the ukraine controversy. >> there was never any quid pro quo. >> there is a quid pro quo if you're withholding and then asking for a favor to create dirt on your political opponent. >> did you and your father ever discuss ukraine? >> no, we never did. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> impeachment inquiry. >> that call was perfect. >> was there a quid pro quo? the answer is, yes.

>> i want nothing. >> i just asked him an open-ended question, what do you want? >> that's what i said. i want nothing. ♪ >> hurricane. >> hurricane. >> hurricane dorian. >> winds gusting to 77 miles an hour now. >> off in the distance those waves crashing against the pier. >> it is just dangerous at this point. >> it's negative 27 where we are right now. this ice, george, is about six inches thick. >> the entire state of new york is taken over by subfreezing temperatures. >> you can see very quickly it turns into ice. >> this fire down below, it's engulfed this entire valley. >> an entire neighborhood all gone. ♪ ♪ que sera sera

>> the actor behind chewbacca peter mayhew. >> remembering luke perry. >> the love i lost when i lost you. >> pioneering journalist, cokie roberts. >> thank you for your support. it's important. >> caroll spinney. the man behind big bird and oscar the grouch. >> it's me your old pal big bird. >> groundbreaking director john singleton. >> you win some. you lose some. but you live, you live to fight another day. >> a legend, actress diahann carroll. >> renowned civil rights leader, representative elijah cummings. >> we're your family too. we have been through a lot together. >> beloved member of the "gma" family our senior operations manager peter schlossberg. our beloved former stage manager, angie morreale. >> we love you. ♪ >> the oscar -- >> no host, no problem.

♪ i'm off the deep end >> you were great. >> thank you. i hoped so. >> how does it feel? >> good. >> it doesn't stink. >> it doesn't stink. >> here you are with the emmy in your hand. >> good morning, george. >> you made history tonight. how does that feel? >> i'm so grateful. >> the newest royal son. >> i have the two best guys in the world. >> the u.s. women's soccer team is here live. >> do you like that word dynasty? >> yeah. >> and that is lil nas x and his country rap crossover is galloping its way into the history books. >> i love it and it's like magic somehow. >> i saw george give a little shoulder bop. >> it was tiny. it was a tiny bop. ♪ i'm gonna ride till i can't no more ♪ >> good morning, america. ♪ ♪ wanna make you feel good ♪ wanna make you feel good feel good ♪ >> you got it.

>> ooh. okay, who locked the door? the door is locked. hello. they're about to open -- how are you doing, sir. nice to see you. you want to say good morning, america. >> good morning, america. >> there you go. thank you very much. >> good morning, abu dhabi. >> new special screen time diane sawyer reporting -- is that your phone? no, it's the computer. >> looking at -- >> sorry. speaking of screen time. >> def leppard. in the house. >> you ready? >> i am ready. leather pants on. >> i see you're ready for def leppard as well. >> you're the cheetah, i'm the tiger. >> we're just here. >> more ways to maximize. >> you have a white booty in your closet? >> i do not have a white booty in my closet. i got a booty but it ain't white. thank you very much. thank you very much. >> hit it. >> hump day. >> amy is here with us on this

hump day. >> yeah, i say that i was supposed to say that but we all know that i cannot say that. >> hump day! >> hey, audience, what day is it. >> all: hump day! >> okay. everybody can say it but me. >> i believe in you. i believe in you. >> it's hump day. [ laughter ] wah-wah. ♪ >> the category is -- >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning, america! >> we have a wonderful audience. >> what a great audience. >> we have a wonderful audience. wonderful guest dwayne johnson, jennifer lopez. ♪ >> a little game for you, "american idol" charades, katy, ginger, you're up. >> "roar." oh, "fireworks." you are a horse.

a "dark horse." [ cheers ] >> you're very strong, katy. >> please welcome ken. >> i shouldn't have did this, but my daughter harper saw "the hangover" when she was 11. >> wow. that's great parenting, george. >> your daughters have not seen "the hangover." >> my daughters have not seen it nor wail they ever. to them it's an audio book. >> big star, george. no, no, you are. >> often thinking i don't know if he has status, but you do very well. >> to me you're a version of james bond. >> whoa. watch out, daniel craig. i'm coming for you. ♪ not the real thing >> time to make someone's monday. >> this person is a military veteran who is always willing to help family and friends. oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> we want to show everyone at home why you deserve this recognition.

jackie pearce dedicating her life to service running her church's food bank. >> someone so deserving is jackie, expects nothing, but deserves everything. >> i was going to ask how you feel. >> i can't even talk. this is unbelievable. caroline. thank you. >> no one deserves this more than you. >> thank you so much. >> a special young girl who faced a tough health battle. lexi is no ordinary kid. she desperately needed a new kidney. thankfully her father luther was a match. luther, how do you feel? >> you pray you become a match. i was blessed i was able to do it myself. >> this courageous little girl coming through surgery like a champ, and what does a girl in recovery need? >> aaaagh! >> we would like to invite you and your family to disney world. >> no way. >> t.j. holmes is at an elementary school in west

springfield, massachusetts, to celebrate an inspiring young teacher. >> last spring after six years teaching at the newton school, jamie was faced with an impossible decision. leaving the students she loved to be closer to her ailing mother. jamie took a job teaching fifth grade at the colburn school and just two weeks into the new school year, she's already making the same impact. >> all of you, come on. we're going outside right now. there's some people here who want to thank you and they're on that bus right now. you know all the students from her previous school. they came out for you. >> oh, my gosh. i just -- i'm overwhelmed with love which is the best part about being a teacher is that i get to go to work every day and love all of you. ♪ somebody to someone >> sergeant josh and his wife cassie seem to always be on their honeymoon. but one year ago, josh was sent on a one-year deployment to iraq. cassie six months pregnant with their first child was without her husband. >> this is your first mother's

day. >> yes. >> we wanted to surprise you with something. we know your husband is not home yet but we do have him via skyp how excited are you to see your wife and to meet your baby girl for the first time? >> it's going to be incredible. i love you so much, honey. thank you for everything you do. you know what, can we move the wall? >> oh, my god. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ all i know and all i am ♪ promise that you'll never finder in like me ♪ ♪ i'm the only one of me >> look at these moves. ♪ that's the fun of me >> go, go. >> do it, michael. get it. shoot it. >> you got the right stuff. you got the right stuff. >> he scores. ♪ baby that's the fun of you ♪ and i promise that nobody's gonna love you like me ♪ ♪ ooh

>> right front and to the back. i'm out. ♪ that's the fun of me >> what an incredible celebration. >> one, two, three. >> we're all on the couch together. i'll cheer for that. ♪ and i promise that nobody's gonna love you like me ♪ >> we're live, baby. i told you we're live. you never know what's going to happen here. [ applause ] >> major moments. >> you forget. >> i had forgotten that soldier who met his little baby for the first time. what a moment that was. >> that got me. tissue, please. >> moments like that. and you, all of you, we're so lucky we get to say good morning to each and every one of you for coming here. we have -- you see you're big in the studio. all the people behind the scenes. our cast and crew, they're just absolutely incredible.

we want to give a special shoutout to the producers of that epic -- what you just saw. [ applause ] i want to tell you matt knox and baisha and paula castro and dan ricaldi. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> amazing job. >> so well done. >> thank you for a great week. thanks to all of you. we'll be right back. you. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ sweden's greetings. enjoy your first payment on us when you lease a new volvo. now through january 2nd. when you lease a new volvo. mike bloomberg's created on tover 400,000 jobs.ue leader. as president, an opportunity economy that works for us.

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welcome back to "gma." the movie "richard jewell" is getting big oscar buzz and you can see juju chang's interview with director clint eastwood and stars paul walter hauser and golden globe nominee kathy bates tonight on "nightline." you don't want t coming up next, the cast of the hot new musical on broadway, "jagged little pill" performing live. get ready.

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you came back! a lot's changed since you were here. it's called the internet. holiday movies. [ remote bleeps ] ♪ i'm dreaming ♪ of a white christmas family. home. [ music swells ] woohoo! -yeah! back now with the cassian of -- cast of broadway's hottest new musical, "jagged little pill." it's an

original story written by oscar winner diablo cody inspired by alanis morissette's iconic album being called a moving anthem. here's the cast, the beautiful cast performing, "you learn." [ applause ] ♪ ♪ i recommend getting your heart trampled on to anyone ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ i recommend walking around naked in your living room ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ swallow it down what a jagged little pill ♪ ♪ it feels so good swimming in your stomach ♪ ♪ wait until the dust settles

♪ you live you learn you love, you learn ♪ ♪ you cry, you learn you lose, you learn ♪ ♪ you bleed, you learn you scream, you learn ♪ ♪ i recommend biting off more than you can chew to anyone ♪ ♪ i certainly do ♪ i recommend sticking your foot in your mouth at any time ♪ ♪ feel free ♪ throw it down the caution blocks you from the wind ♪ ♪ hold it up to the rays ♪ you wait and see when the smoke clears ♪

♪ you live, you learn you scream, you learn ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ yeah ♪ ya-hi ♪ ya-hi ♪ wear it out the way i 3-year-old would do ♪ ♪ melt it down you're gonna have to eventually anyway ♪ ♪ the fire trucks are coming up around the bend ♪ ♪ you live, you learn you love, you learn ♪ ♪ you cry, you learn you lose, you learn ♪ ♪ you bleed, you learn you

scream, you learn ♪ ♪ you grieve, you learn you choke, you learn ♪ ♪ you laugh, you learn you choose, you learn ♪ ♪ you pray, you learn you ask, you learn ♪ ♪ you live, you learn ♪ ooh ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

face of the cast of "jagged little pill." this was just a little this was just a little appetizer. everybody in the audience, you're getting tickets to the show. have a good day. [ cheers and applause ]

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drive times here, the slowdown of 580 is a slow down. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from "jumanji: the next level," jack black. and performing their new hit, "middle of the night," monsta x. plus, katie brown as we continue our holiday entertaining series. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here we come, kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause]