good morning, america. breaking news as we join you this friday, a surprise move, that expected impeachment vote is delayed overnight, setting up a bitter showdown this morning. overnight, democrats suddenly ending a 14-hour marathon debate in the house before the vote on those articles of impeachment. republicans outraged. >> this was the most bush league thing i have seen forever. >> we're live on capitol hill with the latest. also breaking for our viewers in the west, an arrest just made nt murder of 18-year-old college freshman tessa majors killed in new york city. we're live on the scene this morning. coast-to-coast chaos. snow, ice and rain causing major pileups. six semis smashing into each other, shutting down an interstate.

now both coasts bracing to get hit again. ginger tracking the very latest. landslide victory. british prime minister boris johnson scores a stunning win, clearing the way for brexit. what it means for the u.s. security camera crisis? a growing number of families saying hackers are breaking into their ring home systems, spying, taunting, even trying to extort them. >> pay this 50 bitcoin ransom or else you will get terminated yourself right now. >> the steps to protect your cameras this morning. sending a message to "the man." overnight, taylor swift named billboard's woman of the decade, taking the mic, blasting what she calls "toxic male privilege." her message for all women in music. ♪ the greatest and running right into the record books. ravens quarterback lamar jackson doing something no one has ever done before in his position. and now the new challenge from tom brady. ♪

good morning, america. great to have you with us on this friday morning, and lamar jackson of the ravens, he was excited to break that record last night. >> yeah, you mentioned tom brady. we're not going to tell you any specifics about the challenge other than to give you a clue. it involves rollerblades. all i'm going to say. we've got a lot of news to get to this morning. >> that's some clue. we begin with that drama in washington. house democrats delayed a vote on impeachment after a marathon 14-hour debate, infuriating the republicans. both parties back at it this morning planning for a vote today. the final step before a full house vote on impeachment. terry moran joins us from capitol hill and, terry, pretty clear democrats didn't want to get accused of hiding the vote in the dead of night. >> reporter: they did not and they were concerned that republicans were exploiting delaying tactics to force that vote in the dead of night. it went deep into the night. it was bitter and acrimonious. at times both were covering

themselves in the mud they were hurling at each other so when the vote was postponed, well, that started a fight too. overnight an unexpected and abrupt break in the action. >> i want the members on both sides of the aisle to think about what has happened over the last two days and to search their consciences before we cast the final votes. >> reporter: after 14 hours of heated debate, democrats delayed a historic vote to approve charges against the president and send them to the full house for a vote. >> the committee is in recess. >> mr. chairman. >> so typical. >> this is the kangaroo court we're talking about. >> reporter: republicans were outraged, seemingly blindsided by what they consider a procedural cheap shot. >> this was the most bush league thing i have seen. they want to shine in these cameras, get prettied up and then vote. >> reporter: the decision to delay the vote is a fitting end to a bitter two-day brawl in the house judiciary committee spurred by republicans repeatedly trying to amend the articles of impeachment and weaken the allegations. those efforts were stamped out by democrats. >> it's so obvious that it is a

last-minute, after the fact, desperate scramble to cover up the president's wrongdoing and i tell you what, we're not falling for it. >> reporter: trump's allies in the house are now looking forward to the senate trial where their party is in control. >> the republicans in the senate will call hunter biden. they will call the whistle-blower. and you better wait and see what the american public does when all of the facts are out. >> reporter: but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell laid out his plans to quickly dispose of the impeachment in the new year, confident in the senate outcome. >> there's zero chance the president obviously would be removed from office and i'm hoping we'll have no defections at all. >> reporter: that is what it looks like, rock solid republican support and the that is an achievement of the president. earlier on there was wavering from republicans about the president's dealings with

ukraine. that's all gone now. he's complimenting the unity of what he calls the republican warriors. the vote is scheduled at 10:00 a.m. this morning. stay tuned. >> thanks very much, michael? to the manhunt under way after the murder of an 18-year-old college freshman, tessa majors killed in aark in new york city, police poring over surveillance footage even searching in a nearby pond for clues. erielle reshef is in morningside park with the new details. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. police just announced an arrest in this brutal case, a murder that sent shock waves through this community. this morning, new york city police arresting oneuvenile in the connection with barnard >> announcer: this is an abc news special report. now reporting, george

stephanopoulos. good morning. we're back on the air right now because the house judiciary committee is now voting on the articles of impeachment against president trump. two articles that issue one for abuse of power and the second for obstruction of congress. the roll call now in that committee divided on party lines. let's listen. >> mr. buck. >> no. >> mr. buck votes no. mr. wreratcliffe? >> no. >> mrs. roby? >> no. >> mr. gaetz? >> every democrat has voted yes. every republican voted no. >> mr. biggs. >> this is abuse of power about the president's pressuring the ukraine to investigate joe biden and the democrats. he was holding a white house meeting, and $400 million in military aid. >> mr. armstrong votes no.

mr. stuby. >> no. >> mr. stuby votes no. >> has every member voted who wishes to vote? >> mr. chairman, may i ask how i'm recorded? >> how is the gentleman recorded? >> mr. gohmert, you are recorded as no. >> i want to make sure. >> clear report. >> mr. chairman, there are 23 ayes and 17 noes. >> the article is agreed to. now impeaching president donald j. trump for obstruction of justice. the clerk will call the role. >> so there you have it. the house judiciary committee has approved an article of impeachment against president trump. they are on capitol hill voting on the second article for obstruction of congress. this is now the fourth time in american history the house has voted articles of impeachment against a sitting president. >> reporter: it is an historic

moment taken along strict party lines and that is an achievement of the president. it has to be considered that way. when this story broke, and the transcript of that phone call between president trump and president zelensky came to light, you saw some republicans up here waver a bit. they called it troubling in public. they said it was not okay, but because of the president's very staunch defense of his own behavior, and the natural partisanship that boils over in this capitol hievery day, that call was perfect. that was the defense line of the president. no more wavering, no more troubled reflection on whether or not we want presidents to do this with foreign leaders. you are watching right now a political accomplishment by president trump in this party line vote, and he's praising them as warriors. >> on the house judiciary committee, the second one being voted on. democrats all voted aye. >> mr. stanson votes aye.

>> miss dean. >> miss escobar. >> aye. >> miss escobar votes aye. >> mr. collins. >> many collins votes no. >> you hear again those republicans voting no. jon karl, as terry moran just said, perhaps a political achievement for the president to hold his party together at least on this vote so far of course, a trial is coming, and so far it appears that he has strong support, if not, unanimous support among senate republicans as well, but this is still a mark he does not want on his record. >> reporter: he goes down in history. this is the beginning of the s process of him going down in history of only the third president to be impeached. johnson, clinton, nixon resigning before it reached this level. this is something the president did not want, a mark or scar on his legacy, but i have to completely agree with terry

moran. this is a victory of sorts for the president in that it is a purely party line vote. it enables the white house to say, this is a partisan process. this is the president's political opponents going into an election year trying to -- to put a stain on his legacy and perhaps on his chances for re-election. although i have to say republicans feel pretty good right now where they are. >> and the second article has now been voted on. >> it is in favor to the house. members will have two days to submit views. the resolution will be a single amendment to a substitute. we are authorized to make technical changes. >> mr. chairman. mr. chairman. pursuant -- >> what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? >> to rule 11, i give notice to file these interviews. >> with that, the committee issed a journi adjourned. >> the house has now voted out and improved two articles of

impeachment against donald john trump. that is how the final resolution does read. donald john trump has been impeached on those two articles. the only change is changing from donald j. trump, to donald john trump. those are on abuse of power and obstruction of congress. those votes will go to the house floor, and will likely be voted on midweek before christmas, and house speaker nancy pelosi wants to move to a quick vote. president trump wants a quick trial in the senate, and he has agreement from mitch mcconnell as well. we will likely be coming back at the first of the year for that trial of president trump on those two articles of impeachment. the next step is next week. we're going to return now for regular programming. for many of you, that is "good morning america." >> announcer: this hnnouncer: th >> reporter: despite the instability of the volcano, teams are taking to the sky and returned home. the new zealand defense force seen here in their protective gear scouring the mud and ash

covered island. there is a 50 to 60% chance another eruption could happen in the next 24 hours. the next 24 hours and they expanded the no access zone saying that while the tremor has decreased, magma is rising, vigorous steam mud is releasing and gas emissions are increasing. as this small town grieves there is the obvious question about what happens next for the island and tourism. should the volcano be accessible for tourists? >> this is something that questions that need to be asked and in time will be answered but right now our thoughts are with the families who have lost loved ones. >> reporter: it does seem right now that all of the focus is on those families and helping them find closure. this as many survivors face months of recovery ahead and others are fighting for their lives. 11 of them suffering critical burns and they're in critical condition this morning, cecilia. >> certainly thinking of them still. marcus, thank you.

we're going to turn to the latest now on that deadly attack and shootout in new jersey. the fbi is considering it a domestic terror case and turning to the public now for help in this investigation. adrienne bankert is in jersey city with the very latest. good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning to you, too, cecilia. yes, an act of domestic terror and a hate crime according to officials. we have some newly obtained video, getting a clearer picture of the moment these two suspects approach the front of this boarded up kosher market. now that video shows they began firing almost immediately on the store and anyone inside. the attorney general says that they've recovered about five weapons from the scene. in addition to that pipe bomb found inside the stolen van that they had actually outfitted with ballistic panels as weapons included an ar-15 style rifle and a shotgun, and we also see on surveillance video the sole survivor of these killings

running in panic from the store. the suspects shooting at him as he was able to flee, and he told me he came face to face with one of those shooters, pushing their arm away, redirecting the gun for a moment, and then able to run as fast as he could out of that store. he says the jewish community just wants to see the store re-open and they appreciate the community's help. the fbi asking for the public's help now with any photos, any video, any information including a vehicle that could be registered in david anderson's name that would help them in this investigation. george. >> okay, adrienne, thanks very much. we move to that message from taylor swift overnight, blasting what she calls toxic male privilege. she won billboard's woman of the decade award. janai norman with the story. good morning, janai. >> reporter: good morning, guys. george, you know, taylor swift is having a really good year, and ending on a high note taking home another big honor, and again, taking aim at the men she feels have wronged her. accepting billboard's woman of the decade award overnight taylor swift taking aim at the men she says she's faced down over the last ten years of her meteoric rise to fame.

♪ i'm a nightmare dressed like a daydream ♪ >> reporter: as she railed against investment groups buying up artists' catalogs, she called out scooter braun by name for his role in buying the rights to a decade worth of her hit songs. ♪ you need to calm down >> of course, scooter never contacted me or my team to discuss it prior to the sale or even when it was announced. i'm fairly certain he knew exactly how i would feel about it, though. >> reporter: calling out other singers and industry professionals who came to braun's defense in the wake of the controversy. >> let me just say that the definition of the toxic male privilege in our industry is people saying, but he's always been nice to me, when i'm raising valid concerns about artists and their rights to own their music, and of course, he's nice to you. if you're in this room you have something he needs. >> reporter: braun claims he

checked in with swift and offered to work with her on the rights for her to own her music. my attempts have all been rejected, he says. now swift focused on her future and the future of women just starting out in the business. >> somewhere right now your future woman of the year is probably sitting in a piano lesson or in a girl's choir and today right now we need to take care of her. >> reporter: one of those young women, this year's woman of the year, billie eilish. ♪ i'm the bad guy >> reporter: who at just 17 years old unseats taylor swift as the youngest artist ever to receive the honor. so as for swift she paid homage to the many new female faces and said one of the most amazing things was how women in the industry had her back and showed her the most support. no matter where you stand you can support women supporting women. >> without a doubt. >> that's true. >> thank you so much, janai. now we turn to a run right into the record books. ravens quarterback lamar jackson doing something better than any quarterback has ever done before, breaking a rushing

record for a single season and t.j. holmes is here with all the details. >> this is pretty cool. he actually threw five touchdown passes last night and arguably that wasn't the highlight of lamar jackson's night. lamar jackson on this run, nothing too dramatic or special about it. >> except the hit at the end. >> yeah. he's going to remember breaking the record, but after that run, he now has the all-time mark for the most rushing yards in nfl history in a season for a quarterback. he surpasses a mark set in 2006 by michael vick who he said was his childhood idol, hero growing up. after the game, check this out, a lot of players wanted to do a jersey swap. you've seen this plenty of times over the years, stra. he couldn't take off one jersey. he brought a box of them and was signings them, giving them to a lot of guys. >> smart. >> good way to go, right? >> everybody is chiming in on this. our control room is going crazy about this tom brady tweet. let me tell you what tom brady

said about all this. he challenged him to a race. he said, let's do a 40-yard dash on natural grass, but he has to wear rollerblades. so lamar jackson came back and responded to that saying, hey, tom brady still got something in the tank. a great night for him. only two guys gone over a thousand yards as quarterback. >> that jersey will end up in the hall of fame. >> without a doubt. >> some of your stuff is there. right? >> a little bit. >> thanks, t.j. following a lot of other stories including the concern over home security cameras. hackers heard making racist comments, demanding money. we'll tell you the steps you can takes to protect your accounts. the firestorm over the movie "richard jewell." why the family of olivia wilde's real-life character is so angry but first let's head back over to ginger. an atmospheric river fueling storms in the pacific northwest. that's washington state. i'll have the forecast for you in a bit. the weekend getaways brought to you by target. get. we're having a lot of fun on

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articles of impeachment against president trump, setting up a full house vote next week. there are new storms coast to coast, snow, rain and ice are already causing pileups in the midwest and now a new round of weather is moving in. take a look at this, busch gardens in tampa bay. look at that christmas tree atop one of the park's highest roller coasters, 206 feet up in the air. >> who has to put that up there is my question, ouch. we are going to begin with serious news here that rash of attacks using home security cameras, hackers finding their way in and terrifying families. will reeve is here with more on what you need to know to keep your house secure. good morning, will. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, it keeps happening. more and more customers coming forward about alleged hackers breaking into their ring devices and wreaking havoc, scaring children, using hateful language and even demanding money. this morning there are growing concerns from customers around the country that hackers are increasingly breaking into their ring home security cameras, using the popular devices to spy on --

>> i can see you in the bed. come on, wake up. >> reporter: taunt -- >> i can hear you. >> reporter: and even extort residents. listen to this. >> pay this 50 bitcoin ransom or else you will get terminated yourself right now. >> reporter: that's the voice of an alleged hacker who gained access to tanya's camera in texas. >> it was coming from the camera and catches you off guard. >> reporter: other disturbing videos have surfaced this week. in florida an alleged hacker hurling racist comments. >> did your child come out black or like kind of light-skinned? >> what? >> reporter: watch as this 8-year-old girl searches her room for an invisible intruder. >> i'm your best friend. i'm santa claus. >> mommy! >> reporter: experts say this is part of a larger security crisis affecting the ever growing market for smart home devices connected to the internet like doorbells and hidden cameras. >> it's not a breach of ring accounts. it's that they're finding

breached passwords and user names from other incidents totally unrelated and then checking to see if users of ring accounts have reused passwords on multiple services. >> reporter: meanwhile ring responding with a statement saying, quote, we have no evidence of an unauthorized intrusion or compromise of ring's systems or network. unfortunately, when the same user name and password is reused on multiple services it's possible for bad actors to gain access to many accounts. >> companies are really concerned about too much friction, just too much effort to set up the device. they're worried that if it's too hard, someone just won't do it. >> reporter: experts say to combat this problem customers should practice good password hygiene and enable two-factor authentication to keep bad actors away but also say this is just the beginning of a larger issue with the internet of things, everything being connected makes everyone vulnerable, guys. >> okay, so disturbing. will, thank you. our tech correspondent becky worley joins us now from san francisco. a lot of questions on this one,

becky. so disturbing what we just saw. how are people getting hacked? do we have a sense? >> as will said and the company told him, they told me, they have not been breached. they think these are isolated incidences where a hacker gained access to an individual ring owner's user name and password. let's say he used the same user name and pass point of order -- password for every log-on. you bought something from a site that ends up getting hacked, criminals can see if it works on other sites and have access to every one of your account. >> what can we do? >> the basics, tart by your wi-fi. it needs to be password protected. you want to turn on auto updates for iot, internet of things, apps so they have the latest security all done on your phone in the settings and make sure your account has a strong password. caps, lowercase, numbers, but it's not just having a strong password, you have to have a unique password for sensitive

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what are we doing here? >> okay, we're running it. >> reporter: actress olivia wilde is speaking out defending her portrayal of real-life journalist kathy scruggs in the new clint eastwood film "richard jewell." >> jewell fits the profile of the lone bomber. the frustrated white man who is a police wanna-be who seeks to become a hero. >> reporter: it suggests scruggs who reported on the 1996 olympic park bombing slept with an fbi agent to get a tip that jewell was a suspect, something that family and co-workers say never happened. >> the fbi is looking at richard jewell as the bomber. >> reporter: on thursday olivia wilde tweeted contrary to a swath of recent headlines i do not believe kathy traded sex for tips. nothing in my research suggested that she did so and it was never my intention to suggest she had, adding, i cannot speak for the creative digs made by the filmmakers as i did not have a say in how the film was ultimately crafted. >> i just wanted the real

victims to get some sort of relief that truth is put out there. >> there's a bomb. >> reporter: the current editor for "the atlanta journal-constitution" where scruggs worked called the journalist an aggressive reporter, adding, it's ironic that a film purporting to hole the media to account disregards such crucial facts. scruggs reportedly struggled with substance abuse and passed away in 2001. for his part, eastwood is defending the film. >> i read all the material i could find on her and they all seem to corroborate the fact that she was somewhat on the wild side. >> reporter: overnight scruggs' brother said his sister was not a saint but says she would never do anything to compromise the ethics and standards of the profession she loved. olivia wilde also has a tweet where she calls the story a fictional dramatization and says as i understood it, kathy and the fbi agent who leaked information to her were in a pre-existing relationship, not a transactional exchange of sex for information.

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back now with the ins back now with the inside story of the man behind two of the biggest boy bands ever. lou pearlman created the backstreet boys and 'nsync and cashed in big on their fame at their expense. chris connelly has part of the story that you didn't know. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning.

it's quite a story. it was back in the '90s when the backstreet boys and 'nsync were put together by lou pearlman. there was sweet harmony on stage but discord behind the scenes as the guys topped the pop charts but weren't getting paid. turned out there was a lot going on that nobody knew about other people's money and the manager they called big papa. he was the man behind some of the biggest boy bands ever, including two of the biggest juggernauts of all time. backstreet boys. ♪ backstreet's back all right >> reporter: and 'nsync. ♪ every little thing i do ♪ never seems enough for you >> reporter: the strangest part of the whole boy band world is that the two huge boy bands were created by this great big dude from queens who made his money from blimps. >> reporter: in the early '90s lou pearlman was running a blimp business when he decided to wade into the boy band business after seeing the hottest act of the time, new kids on the block.

♪ step by step >> i was invited to come down to one of the shows. all this screaming. i was like, my god, what is going on here and these girls in these t-shirts and hats and chains and posters. it's like, man, this is exciting. not to mention there is a tinkle to the cash register. no question about it. unbelievable. >> reporter: with a keen eye for casting he launched backstreet boys and later 'nsync. both groups skyrocketing into the pop music stratosphere. the money started rolling in for perlman, but for the bands, something didn't add up. >> i was in the biggest band in the world and selling millions of records and someone's making millions and millions but i can't even afford my apartment in orlando. i couldn't even get a car. >> reporter: backstreet is out there bringing in millions and millions of dollars and then they find out that lou has taking 10 million for himself and left 300,000 for them to split amongst themselves. they said they began to feel

like indentured servants. >> reporter: they all wound up in highly publicized legal battles. when we wanted to renegotiate it was just a hard no. that's when lou changed from jolly lou to here's business lou. lou sued us for our name. he was the sixth member of the group and he owned the name 'nsync so he took our name so we could never use it. that's why we ended up in court. >> reporter: it wasn't just music where he was raking in the cash. at the same time perlman was luring investors into what he claimed was an empire under a brand he called trans continental. >> trans continental companies is a conglomerate. what we have is trans continental airlines, trans continental foods, trance continental entertainment. >> reporter: but roger hanburg says it was all part of a big fraud. >> trans con was a con all the way through. they had no airplanes, no employees, no revenues, had no contracts with airlines. >> reporter: in the documentary

"the boy band con: the lou pearlman story" produced by lance bass of 'nsync, perlman's childhood friend shows how perlman was able to perpetrate a con by using a model 747, a real airport and some deceptive photography. >> we never ever flew on a trans continental airplane. we would fly to different places in europe and always be on these delta flights, you know, in coach, and i always thought it was weird that someone that was in the airline industry couldn't help us out a little bit getting to places. >> reporter: authorities believed lou pearlman had engineered a massive ponzi scheme and went after him. >> eight days after i opened up our investigation, lou pearlman fled the country. >> you'll hear a whole lot more tonight. good times with two beloved groups of the late '90s and the fraud and deceptions of lou pearlman that shocked band members and shattered lives. guys. >> fraud, deception, a lot of greed.

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first breaking news for our viewers in the west. the house judiciary committee finally voting on articles of impeachment against president trump after that delay overnight. terry moran is on capitol hill with the latest. good morning, terry. >> reporter: that's right, george, a historic moment, articles of impeachment voted against donald john trump as he's described in those articles. he becomes only the fourth president in the united states history to have this moment when the judiciary committee votes articles of impeachment to the house floor. andrew johnson, richard nixon who resigned before a house vote and bill clinton of course the previous presidents, but on a strict party line vote. that has to be counted as a political achievement for donald trump. when the story broke, when the transcript of that phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine came out, there were republicans who wavered for a while. they said it was not okay, wondered about its appropriateness. they held their fire and now they are absolutely staunch in his defense and on his preferred

line of defense, that that call, in the president's word, was perfect, that there was nothing wrong with it and the process that represents another witch hunt. there's no question this comes as a blow to the pride of president trump. he has called the word impeachment disgusting and he doesn't want to go down in history as the fourth president to have impeachment hung around his neck. so his aim going forward is not just to defeat it on another party line vote in the senate but to blib rate its memory, disgrace those who brought this against him, to use the trial in the senate to put his accusers on trial. george. >> thanks very much. another important headline to tell you about, a new way to help families in crisis. the fcc has now approved 988 as a nationwide number for the national suicide prevention and mental health hotline. dr. jennifer ashton is here to tell us more about this. good morning to you. i know that is something you have spoken very openly about

how suicide has impacted your own family. what do you think this will mean? >> i think this is historic for us as a country in mental health. it really represents a massive culture change, culture shift in recognizing that there are millions of people in this country who have mental health emergencies. now, there are challenges ahead. we don't know fully how it will be executed and operationalized yet. there will be wait times, rollover, regional centers. it is not operational yet. that might take over a year. but, again, this is a huge step and really brings this issue to the forefront. >> we always have to talk about how to help when we talk about an issue like this. if someone is resistant, what do we do? >> i think it's important for everyone to know that right now there are 700 crisis lines operationally in this country and those lines are not just for people struggling themselves. if you know someone is struggling and you don't know how to help them and you think it is that critical, use those lines. reassure that person they are not alone. they do not have to suffer in pain by themselves.

help is available and look at this stat, 80% to 90% of depression eventually responds well to treatment. we have to underscore if you or someone you know is struggling there is help, 1-800-273-talk and there's a veterans crisis line as well. >> never show that number enough. thank you. coming up our interview with the black women making history at the biggest pageants in the world. and "deals & steals" going green on great gifts for christmas. plus, there's a lot going on upstairs. lara is surrounded by all kinds of celebrities. >> oh, my goodness. let's start with mr. jon hamm right next to me. [ cheers and applause ] so happy to have him in the studio. so is everyone else. and then we're getting ready for our pet of the year awards. one of the most talented nominees, buddy the beagle, tickling the ivoes, why that is so special and our red carpet is buzzing. come on down red carpet people. check out some of the nominees. fantastic. beautiful. yes, we have ducks, we have dogs. it's all happening on "good

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list of the 100 most powerful women in the world for 2019 and among the elite rihanna who made her debut on the list even ahead of beyonce and taylor swift. congratulations to her. her fenty empire and i do call it an empire generating an estimated $570 million in the last year alone. also making the list for the first time this year reese witherspoon who has become quite the force both in front and behind the camera. oprah winfrey is on the list. she comes in at number 20, not a shocker there and the queen, queen elizabeth, 93 years young comes in at number 40. you can see the complete list of women ballers at forbes.com. >> i like that. i like that. [ cheers and applause ] yeah, that's how we roll, george. also popping this morning, yesterday we told you that abc's live "all in the family" cast is returning for a holiday encore

this season with a taste of mr. kevin bacon who joins the ensemble and this morning executive producer jimmy kimmel is letting us in on the cast of the live episode of the '70s hit "good times." and let me just say, this is going to be a good time. we're talking viola davis and andre brouwer of "brooklyn nine-nine" as florida and james evans, the parents of the working class chicago family. "saturday night live" alum jay pharoah will play j.j. walker known for his catchphrase, michael. >> dy-no-mite! >> thank you, sir. tiffany haddish is joining the cast. >> whoa! >> she'll play one of my favorite characters, i remember the neighborhood willona woods and it all happens at 8:00 p.m. on december 18th. that morning you can catch an exclusive preview right here on "gma." thank you, jimmy kimmel, for giving us that. we love you. >> must see. [ applause ] >> oh, yeah. finally this morning, selena

gomez and harry stiles trending. gomez giving us an early christmas present, revealing the name, the track list and artwork for her upcoming album called "rare." there it is and says on instagram, quite, it's the most honest music i've ever made. i cannot wait for you to hear my heart. the track list gives us a little idea about the tone of the record with songs like, "vulnerable," "cut you off" and "dance again." i love that the album drops january 10th. harry styles also in the news, his new album "fine line" is out this morning. fans and critics agree it's more than fine. "esquire" magazine calls it outrageously good, a candid auto

biography written in tech color music. a rock god and a gentleman. 'fine line" is out today and that's "pop news." >> we are going to turn to our "gma" cover story now and that historic first for the first time ever. four black women have been crowned winners of the world's biggest beauty pageants and deserves a rouge round of applause. miss universe joining miss america, miss usa and miss teen usa, and miss linsey davis is back with their inspiring story. >> good morning again. this is a far cry from when you look back to 1968 when there was a protest outside of miss america because from the pageant's inception in 1921 they had never had so much of even a black finalist. fast forward to 2019 and the fab four, they are making history. queens proving that representation matters. zozi tunzi's crowning moment as winner of miss universe wasn't just a personal victory. it was history making. in 2019, four of the major beauty pageants simultaneously awarded the top prize to a black woman.

>> well, congratulations, first of all. for the first time in the u.s. all four, talking about miss america, miss usa, miss teen usa and miss universe, all black everything. >> yeah. >> how does it feel to be a part of this history-making moment? >> it feels amazing. >> i think it's such a great move forward as the world and as a society to say, look, women who were in the past never had opportunities to do things like this are now here. >> i think there are times where i am disappointed because people will sometimes comment on social media and say, why are we talking about your race, like you guys are just four amazing women. like, yes, we're four amazing women but there was a time when we literally could not win. >> reporter: in fact, for decades this moment wasn't even possible. for its first 30 years black women were not allowed to compete in the miss america pageant. >> for young black girls at what point and what will it take for them to feel and identify their

skin and their hair as you mentioned in your speech as beautiful? >> i mean for my messages i don't know what messages you guys have been receiving but just from mothers who say, my 4-year-old daughter was so excited to see you on stage and she kept on screaming, you look like me. she looks like me and i think it is breaking those boundaries. >> curious if you ever had any pressure to wear artificial hair or straighten your hair. >> so i wanted to challenge that and to say this hair can be beautiful too because it's how i was born to look. i did get pressures too but i didn't want to fall into that pressure. i wanted to look like this. my authentic self. >> reporter: the twitterverse erupting with enthusiasm, congratulatory posts from oprah winfrey and michelle obama complete with the #blackgirlmagic. little girls like 8-year-old milo clearly seeing themselves reflected in these faces.

>> i want your advice on how to become a strong leader. >> yes! >> i would say it takes time but find yourself first because you have to know who you are to be able to lead others. >> i think we are afraid to take up space. we are afraid to be amazing and as soon as that fear leaves us and we start building that confidence of being unapologetic and then i think we can get to that space of having a lot of women leaders who are just fearless. >> last we'll have a little fun and we'll call it reigning rapid-fire. i'll say a topic and you give me one word. black girl magic. >> black girl magic, us. >> i'd a authentic. >> wow. i say magical. >> the moment you were crowned. >> out-of-body experience. that's a whole sentence. >> wow. >> disbelief. >> this history-making moment for the four of you. >> like ungraspable because i can't fully wrap my head around it yet. >> profound. >> necessary. >> unfortunately miss america

was not able to join us. she had to be in connecticut gearing up for miss america 2020 when she will crown her successor on december 19th but in the meantime, the reign of this history-making foursome continues. miss universe and miss usa are roommates but what i want to say about all four of these women, they are inspiring young girls of all colors to be bold and beautiful and brilliant. >> that's why this matters. [ applause ] such a great story. thank you. a we head over to michael and lara. >> thank you, guys. that was wonderful. >> that was really incredible. it is time now to green up your holiday with "deals & steals." we want to you get ready to deck the halls with eco-friendly items and this is a "gma" first because lara is here and she's dancing in -- not stepping in for tory johnson who is visiting her family. >> tory, we love you. i'll do the best i can. everybody, listen closely. we have a lot of great deals. michael, let's start with this first one. you're supposed to ask me this question.

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poised to take over the world in her new role. she revealed how it feels to play someone so evil and powerful, plus, you're never going to believe what she says she does to stay in such fabulous shape. she's perhaps the most dazzling and deceptive supervillain ever. >> i know. >> elizabeth hurley joins the cast of "marvel's runaways" as morgan le fay. >> i know it rolls off the tongue so well. >> she is a great villain. each of the five teens have some kind of power but i have every power so they don't stand a chance against me. there is something about doing that and having people do backwards somersaults. >> it feels good. if only you could take that into your real life. >> you could zap with a sound effect. >> reporter: it's been more than two decades since she wowed the world with that now famous gold safety pin dress but at 54 years old she's still a figure of health. >> we've seen all of your amazing photos on instagram. it's remarkable how you look. how do you do it? >> well, thank you. you know, i've been in the business for a long time and if

i've learned anything from working with phenomenal photographers, it's lighting. it's all lighting. >> it's not all lighting. it's not all lighting. >> it's 90% lighting. i promise you. i'm not standing under overhead direct sun at midday. >> you also do have a fitness regime i understand involves chopping trees. >> to be honest i don't really do any exercise per se but i'm extremely active. because for me i've always found when you look around, the best bodies are manual laborers. i use a chainsaw and hedge trimmer. you burn a ton of calories and you're using everything. >> you're doing something purposeful. >> and you've cut the hedge so i recommend people just being more active. run up the stairs a lot. never take the elevator. >> reporter: playing someone with an evil allure is something she has plenty of experience with. ♪ >> what's more alarming about that in this show i'm wearing almost identical costumes i wore in "bedazzled" 20 years ago. catsuits.

>> hey, give me five. that is amazing. >> yeah, it was a longer costume fitting, put it that way. much longer. [ applause ] >> so "marvel's runaways," third and final season returns to hulu with ten all-new episodes. she may play a villain but she's a sweetheart. so down to earth. >> you had a lot of fun together. >> she's such a great person and gives back a lot so i was happy to talk with her. >> great to see it. coming up, "gma's" pet of the year awards. [ applause ] "gma's" "deals & steals" sponsored by target, now through saturday at target, save $10 when you spend $50 or save $25 when you spend $100 on toys and games. $100 on toys and games. >> announcer: tuesday, wake up with andy grammer, live. ♪ so don't give up >> announcer: tuesday, only on "good morning america" presented by carmax. n "good morning america" presented by carmax.

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and a chance of scattered showers tomorrow. kumasi. >> okay. we will have another update in about 30 minute but you can always find us on ♪ who let the dogs out ♪ who let the dogs out >> welcome back to "gma" on this friday morning. very special audience. welcome to all of you and welcome to all of our candidates here for pet of the year. >> oh. >> you can take one home, jon. >> i'm telling you, hello, buddy. look at that. >> that is coming up. welcome jon hamm, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] starring in "richard jewell" about the security guard who saved hundreds of lives only to find his life turned upside down when he was wrongly accused and did a story on the movie earlier in the show creating a fair amount of controversy over the way the reporter who had a relationship with your character in the movie is portrayed. care to weigh in on that. >> well, it's interesting.

i mean, obviously when the events of 1996 happened you were probably there. or around. >> covering it. >> and it's terrifying when the rush to judgment happens, especially when you're not fully informed with all the facts. and, again, it seems like this is what's happening unfortunately again -- >> playing itself out all over again. >> and what the story of the film is is the story of really an american hero, a guy who saved hundreds of lives, just by doing his job and then was rolled through the cycle of media backlash, and it was -- it was a real devastating occurrence for not only him, over 88 days but for his mother who is still alive and his family and his friends. >> everybody was so sure he did it. >> everybody was so sure and they were all wrong. >> everyone was wrong. you guys want to look? [ cheers ] >> trying to be as authentic as

possible and part of that has to did with how you treat a suspect. we're going to pretend we actually brought you in in that regard, right and we read you your miranda rights and you agreed to waive them. we have a form for you to sign. just so it looks real. >> yeah. >> okay. >> i'm sorry. that wasn't clear. you have to actually physically sign this paper. >> i'm sorry, sir. i don't think i would feel comfortable signing something like this. >> wow. >> you play the fbi agent. >> as you can see there was a lot of sort of manipulation and, you know, shortcuts to find who did this and, in fact, paul walter hauser who plays richard jewell and is so heartbreaking in the film is perfectly cast as

this person who is just trying to do his job and trying to help. >> trying to help. >> and sort of castigated for that pure motive. >> speaking of perfect casting kathy bates, she plays the real -- plays bobbi jewell nominated for a golden globe for her portrayal in the movie but she was here earlier in the week and said filming in atlanta, you are the mayor of atlanta. so can you explain that? >> well, i've shot a lot of movies in atlanta so i've spent a lot of time in atlanta and i love atlanta, by the way, and by the way, the film is in many ways like a celebration of atlanta. but i know a lot of places to go. i know a lot of restaurants. anybody want to hit me up if you're in atlanta, it's -- there are a lot of great places to go but it's a remarkable town. it's a beautiful place. not only to film but to live.

the proof is in the pudding. so many good restaurant, so many good live music, theater places to go. beautiful museums. the best. >> we were talking earlier about working with the wonderful clint eastwood. what an experience that must have been. >> he is one of a kind. they don't make them like him anymore and my -- one of my very first movies that i ever did when i was 27, i think, was -- i had one line in a clint eastwood movie. >> whoa. >> which one? >> it was called "space cowboys." my line was go talk to tommy lee jones. he's over there, essentially and i was terrified because i thought, okay, "dirty harry" is going to come to me and strangle me or whatever if i do it wrong and i couldn't have been more wrong. he's the nicest, most gentle, friendly, kind person >> that's awesome. >> and he runs the greatest set in the world. >> i'm hearing from the control room you do a mean impression.

>> well, why don't you go over here, do the thing and then you go over here and do that thing and then we'll be done. >> okay. >> that's how it is. [ applause ] >> the "top gun" movie. [ cheers ] >> maverick. >> we got to hear about it. >> well, at this point i'm on the on ramp to the highway to the danger zone so there's a lot of -- >> look at you? a lot of traveling -- >> can you put that picture up again speaking of danger zone. we love a man in uniform. >> that is a vacuum sealed uniform. i don't know how that works. >> what was it like working with like tom when he's playing maverick? was that -- >> my first day i walked up to him and he gave me a big hug, welcome. this is so great to have you and full tom cruise experience and -- >> a lot of tom cruise. >> it was great and i was

thrilled. obviously i asked him, this got to be crazy weird for you. you're in the same set in virtually the same costume just 30 years later like what's that about? >> yeah. >> and he was like, yeah, it's really weird. i went, okay, there we go. the movie is going to be amazing. >> and this one is as well. "richard jewell," jon hamm. the movie hits theaters today. coming up, pet of the year. [ applause ] california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit

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welcome back to "gma." we have beautiful adoptable dogs from north shore an pal league and cat, ducks, oh, i've seen everything in here except river otters playing in the snow in buffalo, new york. that's who loves the snow, a river otter. now i know who it is. okay, all right, that is the big ♪ it is the time we have been waiting for. it is time for the big event, everybody. it's our first annual "gma" pet of the year awards, yes.

honoring the year's most talented lovable pets. we started with more than 800 of your submissions from around the country and we're down to the final nominees. it's a big morning for these beloved pets and one of them is going home with the coveted pet of the year trophy. >> yes. [ applause ] thank you to our string section. you know it's a big deal. let's get right to it. our first category is the instagr-animal award. the pets who made the biggest splash on social media and the nominees are -- herbee helped heal his human's broken heart after her previous hedgehog passed away with a new cat bff he is a traveling pro who loves the camera. his mom says he is the purest soul she has ever met. simon was saved when he was just a kitten about to be euthanized.

now a 3-year-old adventure seeking cat, simon has developed a feline fondness for hiking, boating and any other adventure his owner brings him on. moose the ferret is like a mix between a puppy and a cat. lots of energy with lots of sleep in between. he loves baths and massages and really gets into the christmas spirit. [ cheers and applause ] yes. there they are, michael. >> are you ready for this? >> a am ready. the 2019 instagr-animal award goes to -- herbee the hedgehog. yes. congratulations, herbee. he and his human are joining us live from germany. and good morning. tell us what this award means to you and herbee. >> this is so amazing. herbee is so excited. >> is this herbee's first award?

>> yes. it is. [ laughter ] >> well, you know what, herbee is in good hands. thank you for taking care of herbee. submitting herbee for our contest. congratulations. sharing herbee with the world. >> sharing herbee with the world. we thank you and enjoy the award. more of our pet of the year awards next. >> yes, coming up next and you know what, i want to tell you what is coming up on is the ssk," christian siriano will roll through with behind-the-scenes stories from "project runway" and weigh in on the styles you should rock in 2020. see you at lunchtime. we will not have the string quartet there is but we will keep them here because we have more with our favorite pets when we come back.

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pet of the year awards honoring the year's most purrfect pets submitted by our viewers. pups in the audience from north shore animal league. yes, how cute are they? and they are here to cheer on their favorite nominees. >> they're also looking for a forever home so check it out. you can adopt all those babies. to the next category. the most tail-ented who blew us away with their unbelievable skills and the nominees are -- >> buddy mercury. the pi an foe playing pooch is making people happier one song at a time. ♪ he started life as a rescue but his parents saw his talent and now they say he is on a mission to spread joy. river spent the last three years helping people in hospitals as

well as at home. helping his human with the symptoms of ms. she says he has, quote, helped my life come alive again with joy, peace and hope. truffles the cat works in a childr children's optical shop all day. he can do tricks on command. show me the apple. good job. more importantly, she makes children more comfortable getting glasses. wow! >> all great nominees. all great nominees. >> oh, look at them. all waiting. truffles looks very nervous. >> and the most tail-ented award goes to -- >> buddy the beagle. buddy merckry. congratulations, buddy. he's with his humans lori and glen, congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> no, no, please. >> i want to know what buddy would like to say in his

acceptance speech. >> if he could talk what would buddy say. >> on behalf of buddy mercury the piano dog, thank you. >> beautiful, short and sweet. >> he did not get played off by our strings. thank you for sharing buddy with the world and i would like to present you with this, our most tail-interred buddy the mercury. congratulations, buddy. you handsome devil. >> thank you. >> all right. >> thank you. >> our next category, michael, is the underdog, buddy, it's time to leave. ♪ our next category underdog of the year. these are pups who overcame incredible challenges, inspirations to all of us and the nominees are -- >> izzy the husky was despera desperately sick when she was rescued but survived despite the odds. now she works as a hospital therapy dog bringing joy and smiles to patients. >> ah. >> her human says she provides the benefit of pet therapy.

roo the tinety rescue chihuahua was skeletal and scared of everything when adopted and had to be fed six types a day but now her human says she's the most soulful energetic dog she's ever had. stella the shepherd survived a hurricane in puerto rico before finding her new family. her humans didn't think they were ready to adopt until they saw that cute little face. their youngest daughter has autism and stella has become their de facto therapy dog. the family says stella has been a weird, crazy, fantastic thing that's happened to them. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. >> all have overcome so much. and the underdog award goes to -- izzy the husky! and here she is with her human companion melissa from california. >> hi. >> congratulations. >> congratulations, izzy. come on up. this is your moment to shine. yes. izzy is wearing a red couture

doll dress. >> melissa, tell us the secret of how izzy has overcome so much. >> she was born with hip dysplasia. and she just loves going to ucla hospital and visiting the children there. >> she's incredible. what a sweet face. what a beautiful spirit. thank you so much. >> on behalf of izzy, thank you very much. >> thank you very much. thanks for bringing her in all the way from california. >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> congratulations. [ applause ] >> and we have to move on to our next category. >> this is a big one. i love this one. >> it's odd couple. it's unlikely pairs that are in fact the perfect match. the nominees are -- rescued by the spca waffles and hemingway saved from the un-san think conditions often a farm waffles was a bit of a handful but his bff hemingway calms him down. ponzu's human had no plans to get a bird until mango landed on

the roof. now loves getting rides on ponzu's back and ponzu loves to oblige. friendship comes in all different shapes and species. minnow is a rescue dog born in south korea and blossom saved from a commercial turkey farm, the two instantly bonding from the first time they met becoming best friends. their humans hope the unlikely friendship inspires kindness. [ cheers and applause ] this is a tough one. >> yes, some great couples. odd but great. and the odd couple award goes to -- >> both: waffles and hemingway. congratulations. waffles and hemingway, they couldn't make it to times square but they join us live from pennsylvania with their humans, maddie and nick. >> hi, maddie and nick. >> good morning. >> so good to talk to you guys again. >> good morning. >> we first featured your incredible odd couple on "pop news" not that long ago.

how are they doing today? >> they're loving it. they're having a great time. and just excited to be on the show with you guys. >> waffles is very -- looks very perplexed and hemingway as usual is trying to steal the show. hemingway the goose. guys, truly an incredible odd couple. we love their story and love that you rescued them and if waffles could give a speech just a quickie, what would he say right now? >> waffles would say, thank you so much to all the people of the world who opened their hearts and rescue animals and we adopted them and they've adopted us. >> i'm very sorry. you are being played off. >> we appreciate it. congratulations, waffles and hemingway. nation, you two? we'll send these to you, i promise. >> and before we get to our grand finale, the "gma" pet of the year award i want to highlight a special honor awarded at our lifetime achievement ceremony earlier in the week, the quackpot of the

year award was bestowed on none other than quackers the duck. >> so well deserved. >> so well deserved. >> yes. very deserving. duck, when we come back, the big prize our first annual pet of the year is crowned live on "good morning america." [ cheers and applause ] who will it be? come back.

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♪ >> someone just said this is like the kennedy center honors and i agree. >> yes. you know, we are back now with the moment we have all been waiting for. here at the first annual "gma's" pet of the year awards. it's time to announce our top prize, the pet of the year. >> these animals bring us so much joy and we thank everybody who rescues. i am very nervous at this moment. i can't imagine how the pets are dealing with the pressure and these are your finalists. buddy the beagle, izzy the husky, herbee the hedgehog and, of course, waffles and hemingway. >> okay, let's do this. are you guys ready? the "gma" pet of the year goes to -- [ drum roll] >> izzy the husky. you are "good morning america's" first ever pet of the year. >> a round of a-paws, please.

>> we have to thank izzy and her human. amazing thank you for coming all the way to california. you bring us joy and you bring comfort to so many in your work as a therapy dog. >> congratulations to izzy and her human and you guys, we really want to thank the north shore animal league, all their pets in the audience are up for adoption so please if you're looking for a pet go visit the north shore animal league for a forever home. we'd really appreciate that. >> finally, everyone here at "gma's" first annual pet of the year awards is a winner. the nominees all going home with wag bags from barkbox. thank you. kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste.

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