as we join you on this monday, a deadly winter storm is on the move, right as the huge week of holiday travel begins. winter storm warning. millions of americans, from colorado to massachusetts in the path of wicked weather this morning. heavy snow and wind sending cars and trucks sliding off roads. the storm even sparking a deadly avalanche. ginger here with the latest timing and track. abc news investigates michael bloomberg. new questions this morning about the democratic presidential candidate, allegations of sexist remarks and a company culture that some former employees say degraded women. urgent manhunt. the search right now for the killer of college freshman tessa majors. the 13-year-old in custody telling police two others are on

the run as hundreds gather at a vigil overnight. the new video of the new england patriots film crew caught improperly taping an opponent's sideline. >> and this is a piece you're filming on your advanced scout? >> yeah. >> come on, guys. >> what the nfl and the team are now saying. missing the mark. the hallmark channel reversing its decision to pull a commercial showing two women kissing after facing fierce backlash. their about-face this morning. holiday shopping alert. how facebook and retailers are targeting you with ads for items you don't even look at online. the way you're now being tracked in stores and how to stop it. ♪ might as well jump and "bearly" moving. the car caught in a traffic jam when this happens. behind that scary moment. ♪ go ahead jump good morning, america. hope you had a better weekend than the family in that car.

>> true. >> we know it was a good weekend for buffalo bills fans. they clinched the playoff spot overnight. >> talk about dedication. the fans were out in full force to celebrate and take a look. there they are, 2:00 a.m. welcoming the team back to buffalo in 25-degree weather no less. >> whoo! certainly feeling the cold speaking of 25-degree weather in kansas. take a look at the chiefs game. they had a pregame snowball fight there. then a little nice. see they made some snow angels too. that winter storm is on the move this morning as major holiday travel week gets under way and ginger starts us off with the latest. good morning, ginger. >> good morning to you, amy. missouri state highway patrol telling us that just yesterday more than 550 weather-related accidents in their state alone. the trouble this morning stretches all the way into indiana. >> 'we're on highway 71 south.

>> reporter: nearly a quarter inch of ice and foot of snow from kansas to indiana. slick roads sidelining vehicles in kansas temporarily shutting down interstate 135 and in illinois, this car losing control sliding into a railroad track. its side door smashed in, but thankfully nobody hurt. in missouri, highways littered with stalled cars and backups. >> westbound has four plows clearing the roadways. >> reporter: as a fleet of snow plows worked through white-out conditions, the chiefs hosting the broncos in a fresh coat of snow. in utah, a deadly avalanche taking the life of a 45-year-old snowboarder. more than 2 1/2 feet after a brief warm-up likely caused the avalanche. warnings and advisories from colorado to new mexico all the way to rhode island and massachusetts. what's going to happen this long front and the low associated with it could cause tornadoes and even damaging winds back from northern alabama through mississippi later this afternoon. indianapolis could get five to nine inches of snow. that will certainly impact your afternoon commute and then

tomorrow morning, new york city should stay rain, but ice and snow up to boston. this is going to be a problem tuesday morning if anybody has travel plans tomorrow, george. >> oba okay, ginger. thanks very much. we go to washington now. the house is gearing up for a final vote on impeachment this week. the president on track to become the third president in history impeached by the house setting up a senate trial for early next year. our senior congressional correspondent mary bruce on capitol hill with the latest. the jockeying over that trial is heating up. >> reporter: george, it certainly is. as impeachment is now heading to a trial in the republican-controlled senate, the president will be on friendlier turf but the partisan battle lines being drawn. even before the house votes on impeachment, republicans are promising it's not going anywhere in the senate. >> i want to end it. i don't want to legitimize it. i hate what they're doing. >> we're going to have fair proceedings and then it's not

going anywhere because the facts aren't there. >> reporter: the top republican in the senate, mitch mcconnell, is all but guaranteeing to acquit promising total coordination with the white house. democrats are outraged. >> here you have the majority leader of the senate, in effect the foreman of the jury, saying he is going to work hand in glove with the defense attorney. a violation of the oath they're about to take and a complete subversion of the constitutional scheme. >> reporter: trying to force republicans to the negotiating table, democrats have released their own plan for a trial. asking for four witnesses, the white house prevented from testifying in the house, including acting chief of staff mick mulvaney and former trump national security adviser john bolton. >> majority leader mcconnell needs to sit down with minority leader schumer to negotiate what the terms of this trial will be. american people deserve the truth, not political

>> reporter: even if the process is dead on arrival, democrats in the house are standing by their decision. >> if president trump is overwhelmingly acquitted in the senate is that failure. >> no, it's not a failure, at least not in the sense of our constitutional duty in the house. >> reporter: overnight the house judiciary committee released its full 658-page report outlining the case against the president. this vote is going to be historic, george, but it's not without some political risks for many democrats. the president and republicans have been putting a lot of pressure on those moderate democrats up for re-election in districts that trump won and a handful of them are expected to oppose impeachment. one of those democrats, representative van drew of new jersey, is actually planning to switch parties joining republicans ahead of the vote. >> yeah, the president is touting that ahead of the vote. meantime, some of those moderate democrats are pushing to have a former republican be one of their managers for impeachment in the senate. >> reporter: his name is justin amash, democrats are hoping adding his conservative voice to make their case against the president will help them appeal to a broader group of americans and let them make the case this is a bipartisan effort. justin amash is a libertarian and left the republican party earlier this year.

he's one of the most conservative voices here on the hill and he's an outspoken critic of the president. >> thanks very much. cecelia? >> thank you, george. the race for the white house and the spotlight on michael bloomberg and new details on allegations of sexism. the billionaire accused of making crude remarks toward women at his company and his company, the target of three ongoing lawsuits by former female employees. our chief national correspondent tom llamas has more on all this. good morning, tom. >> reporter: cecelia, good morning to you. this is a booklet that we believe has never been seen on sieve and one that no presidential candidate would want out there. it's an original copy of the portable bloomberg, the wit and wisdom of michael bloomberg. a collection of his quotes assembled by one of his top staffers in the early 1990s as a birthday gift. bloomberg says he doesn't remember making the comments but the quotes we found inside echo claims in lawsuits accusing michael bloomberg of sexist remarks and fostering a company culture that degraded women then and now. in the 1990s as michael bloomberg's company was taking off, one of his regional sales

manager's careers at bloomberg was about to end. the tipping point came, she says when, she told her boss, michael bloomberg, she was pregnant. >> she thought he would be pleased that she was pregnant. she said that to him, and he said to her, kill it. >> reporter: in her lawsuit, sakai who resigned soon after her child was born said she understood the statement of michael bloomberg to mean, i should have an abortion to keep my job. when the remark first surfaced in the late 1990s, bloomberg strongly denied saying it but there are allegations of other disturbing remarks. in an interview with the new york state division of human rights sakai alleges bloomberg told her, if you looked like that, i would do you in a second gesturing to another woman. another time saying, your expletive looks huge in that new dress. that case also includes an allegation that bloomberg told a group of female employees that he wanted to perform a sex act

on actress sharon stone. >> if mr. bloomberg is running for president, i think the public needs to know what actually happened in his business. >> reporter: one of sakai's lawyers told us she can't discuss this period. her case settled and she signed a confidentiality agreement. bonnie josephs first represented her when sakai sued michael bloomberg and his company and said she interviewed a dozen employees at the time who described a sexist atmosphere full of raunchy behavior. >> at the christmas parties or other kind of parties, the male employees sometimes put plastic breasts on them which squirted water from the nipples of the plastic breasts. >> reporter: the allegations echo what's found inside this booklet from 1990, "the portable bloomberg," which has dogged the presidential candidate for decades. in it bloomberg is quoted as saying, if women wanted to be appreciated for their brains, they'd go to the library instead of to bloomingdale's. i know for a fact any self-respecting woman who walks past a construction site and

doesn't get a whistle will turn around and walk past again and again until she does get one. i want an expletive from jane fonda. have you seen jane fonda? not bad for 50. just yesterday abc news questioned bloomberg about these allegations. >> do you think you've made any mistakes in the way that you treated female employees at your company? >> i don't. not everybody is happy, but we have an enviable record of treating people the same in terms of compensation and promotions and authority. >> we have investigated the company for the last four years and the culture is such that women are not valued. in fact, they're objectified. >> reporter: attorney donna clancy filed three cases against them ongoing including sexual harassment and gender inequality and clancy says there's a reason why voters may have never heard of other allegations like these. it's because bloomberg's company agreed to financial settlements with nondisclosure agreements attached silencing the women

complaining. >> they want to keep these ndas. they don't want anyone talking about it. >> reporter: now a company spokesperson denied allegations of a culture hostile to women and highlighted a series of reforms bloomberg enacted when he returned to the company in 2014 including extending paid maternity leave. even so, a bloomberg spokesperson said, quote, mike has come to see that some of what he has said is disrespectful and wrong. gu guys? >> thank you, tom. >> thanks, tom. turning to the latest on that chilling murder of a college student here in new york city. the search still on this morning for at least two suspects while overnight a huge vigil took place honoring tessa majors. erielle reshef has the latest. >> reporter: overnight, hundreds gathering on the very park steps just a block from campus where police say tessa majors was attacked last wednesday around 7:00 p.m. by a group of teens who demanded money before leaving her staggering in vain for help. >> new york should have been there for a place to learn and

grow and instead it was a place where her life was stolen from us. >> reporter: this morning an intense manhunt under way for the killer of the barnard freshman. >> those responsible will be brought to justice. >> reporter: police arresting a 13-year-old suspect on friday they say was caught with the murder weapon and appeared to match a suspect in grainy surveillance video. police charging him with murder, robbery and weapons possession. now being held without bail. police say that teen is not the stabber but made statements linking him to the grisly crime and implicated at least two others from his middle school. >> they have one in custody and he is the storyteller. he's the narrator. you get detailed information and see if that koicoincides with t physical evidence. >> reporter: this morning the 18-year-old's hometown in virginia also remembering the budding journalist and musician. >> when you saw her, you knew that that's what she was meant to be doing. she was a great performer.

>> reporter: tessa's anguished family telling abc news we are devastated by the senseless loss of our beautiful and talented tess. we are thankful for the incredible outpouring of love and support we have received from across the country. and the 13-year-old suspect has now been charged as a juvenile. his case being handled in family court. his aunt has accompanied him throughout this investigation and she is maintaining his innocence. george? >> such a horribly sad story. erielle, thanks very much. we turn to the investigation at the nation's top military academies. students from both west point and the naval academy under scrutiny for flashing what looked like a white power symbol on live tv during the army/navy football game and stephanie ramos is here with the latest. good morning, stephanie. >> good morning george. the play from the army/navy football game is getting the biggest reaction. officials are investigating this moment right here where cadets flashed this symbol as an espn

broadcaster was reporting live. at least four cadets put up that symbol. it happened as espn was filming live during the game. west point is releasing a statement saying west point is looking into the matter. at this time we do not know the intent of the cadets. the u.s. naval academy is out with a statement saying it is also investigating and will hold those involved accountable. >> so this symbol, there might be a different meaning at the military academies than what we normally see over the internet. >> right. this is a familiar symbol. it looks like the okay sign, but since 2017 according to the anti-defamation league the white nationalist community adopted that sign signifying white supremacy. so the schools are investigating. the cadets not identified so it's unclear what their actual intent was. >> thanks very much. we turn to that reversal by the hallmark channel announcing it will run a commercial showing two women kissing and that was in the face of fierce backlash for pulling the ad. will reeve is here with more

on this story. good morning, will. >> good morning, cecelia. the ad from wedding planning website zola featured a lesbian couple kissing at the altar which drew the ire of conservative groups and hallmark you will pulled it saying it had become a distraction. that blew the whole thing up, and now under pressure, hallmark is apologizing and trying to unmake its mess. >> do you think zola could have made planning your perfect wedding easier? >> both: we do. >> reporter: this morning after igniting a controversy by pulling ads from wedding planning website zola, featuring a same-sex couple kiss at their wedding, the hallmark channel is reversing course. now open to putting the commercials back on the air. >> we helped a million couples plan their wedding. >> reporter: the president and ceo of hallmark cards saying in a statement, quote, the crown media team has been agonizing over this decision as we've seen the hurt it has unintentionally caused. said simply, they believe this was the wrong decision. we are truly sorry for the hurt and disappointment this has caused. hallmark adding that it will be working with zola to, quote,

re-establish our partnership and reinstate the commercials. the head of the advocacy group glaad weighing in overnight. >> this is so important for the lgbtq community who todays ago were told they weren't worthy of running an advertisement on the hallmark channel. the decision to put it back on the air is absolutely 100% the right one. >> reporter: famous for its annual countdown to christmas movie marathons featuring made for tv movies full of cookie baking, skating and g-rated romance -- >> some people just feel like -- >> home. >> reporter: the hallmark channel came under fire after pulling the ads in question in response to complaints from a conservative advocacy group. crown media explained their initial decision to abc news claiming the debate rounding the commercials on all sides was distracting from the purpose of our network, which is to provide entertainment value. backlash was swift and viral.

#boycotthallmarkchannel trending on twitter with celebrities such as ellen degeneres tweeting, isn't it almost 2020? what are you thinking? please explain. we're all ears. glaad responding, hallmark channel's decision to remove lgbtq families in such a blatant way is discriminatory and especially hypocritical coming from a network that claims to present family programming. "saturday night live" even jabbing at the controversy this weekend. >> well, that's right, the true reason for christmas is husband, so this husband. i'm emily kringle for hallmark reminding you to stay straight out there. >> after hallmark's initial decision to pull the ad, zola said they would no longer advertise on the channel at all pointing out its nearly identical ads were deemed okay to run on hallmark, the only difference being those portrayed heterosexual couples at the altar.

>> they heard a lot of feedback and made the change. >> talk about a distraction. >> thank you, will. appreciate it. also, an incredible moment of triumph on the football field. take a look. that is the newtown, connecticut high school football team doing something they haven't done since 1992, winning the state championship. so much celebration there in the fog, it looks like. guess what, that victory came on the seventh anniversary of sandy hook. a powerful moment for those players, their families and the entire town. >> good to see that. thank you, amy. following a lot of other stories including the latest on the patriots and spygate 2.0 scandal. we'll tell you what the new video shows. outrage after harvey weinstein reportedly says he has done more professionally for women than any other filmmaker but first to ginger. >> select cities brought to you by walgreens.

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the top headlines we're following. 20 states on alert as a powerful winter storm barrels east. millions from colorado to massachusetts now facing dangerous conditions as that huge holiday travel week gets under way. also we know this is a big week in washington. the house gearing up for a final vote on impeachment. the president on track to become the third president in american history impeached by the house. and take a look at this one. something you don't see every day in california. that's sequoia canyon. yeah, that's a bear that jumps on the trunk of that car. thankfully it jumped off just a few seconds later. no one was injured. not sure what i would do if that was my car. >> scream. i'd scream. definitely scream. we'll turn to the latest controversy for the new england patriots. they clinched a playoff spot sunday but under a cloud of suspicion after admitting one of their employees improperly filmed another team. nfl is investigating. t.j. holmes here with the story. hey, t.j. >> stop me if you've heard this one before, george, but the patriots have been accused of cheating. yes, the team that gave us spy gate in

2015 is back with a brand new scandal and this time it appears we have some video evidence to go along with this new cheating accusation. this is new video obtained by fox sports that highlights the confrontation between a patriots videographer and a bengals security official. >> and this is a piece you're filming on your advance scout. >> yes. >> yeah? come on, guys. i don't see the advanced scout in this footage. >> no, it's not. we were trying to get some field perspective. that's my bad. >> that's not the field. >> reporter: you can hear the patriots video grapher claimingg he's filming their own team's scout but the security guard isn't buying it. the new video shows the patriots employee capturing eight minutes of the bengals' sideline potentially catching signals and place of an opposing team which is against league rules. at one point in the new video a patriots crew member can even be heard offering to delete the video he wasn't supposed to shoot. >> but i can delete this right here for you. >> the damage is done, my friend. >> no, it isn't because we can delete it.

>> reporter: bengals security swiftly approached the with this video for their own records and handing it over to the nfl. the patriots who have already acknowledged that their production crew acted inappropriately are now facing steep penalties and overnight the videographer involved spoke out writing in a statement, it never occurred to me that my actions and the actions of my crew would be misconstrued. he adds, i had no intention to provide footage to football operations. i did not provide any footage and i was never asked to do so. the patriots met the bengals for the first time sunday since the incident. this latest incident comes just five years after patriots quarterback tom brady was suspended four games due to the deflategate controversy, an allegation that the patriots had purposely underinflated the footballs in the afc championship game. in 2007 they were disciplined for videotaping signals from an unauthorized location. the videographer/producer has

reportedly been suspended now. remember in spygate, belichick was fined $500,000 and the team 250,000 -- and the team for deflategate fined a million dollars and brady suspended. you can expect a punishment to come fairly quickly and it could be a steep fine. >> let's talk to stephen a. smith. i wish i could have been next to you when you first saw this video. >> well, listen, it's incredibly incriminating. there is no way around that. the fact of the matter it just flies in the face of common sense. excuse me, you have a videographer, you work with the new england patriots and there's the history of spygate in 2007 and deflategate in 2015 and the third incident and you're saying you didn't understand when you're caught on tape asking not once but twice for the bengals security guy to let's just delete it. let's just delete it. this doesn't have to happen.

>> it could have been just a mistake. >> it could have been a mistake. i sincerely doubt it and tell you folks that cover the nfl sincerely doubt it and the national football league is looking into this and taking their time because they understand how serious this is. you have a plethora of teams in the national football league that have consistently questioned the tactics of the new england patriots. you have bill belichick on the record saying, excuse me, we'll be competitive and we're going to push the envelope to some degree. we're not going to break any rules. we're not going to do that, but he said words like that and then, again, knowing how meticulous he is -- this is a team that's been to nine super bowls and captured six super bowl championships in the last 19 years and in the process with a 285-82 record coming into yesterday's victory against the cincinnati bengals you have an organization that people having looked at and talked about their level of dominance and think about, go back to some of the things that were written about in 2015 when they were talking about the patriots, they said, hey, if you go to a team and you

get caught doing this, make sure you're wearing a media credential and one of the things that you should say is that you're filming it for kraft productions. these are the kind of things recorded in the past and suddenly this is exactly the excuse that's being used. so it does not look good for the new england patriots at all. >> what happens now? t.j. mentioned the fine back in 2007 which was huge. i mean are they just looking at another fine? it didn't stop them the first time. >> remember, bill belichick was fined $500,000 and the organization $250,000 and a first round pick was confiscated from the new england patriots. that's an incredibly serious thing to nfl teams. do we think it will go this far? highly unlikely, but you never know. when i spoke to the nfl office a few days ago, they said we're thoroughly investigating this and we're going to take our time because obviously they need to make sure they get it right and if you're taking this much time, that means you're trying to find out, is it a videographer or did

orders come from up top. >> do the patriots price this in as the cost of doing business? >> sure, that's exactly what they do. their attitude is excuse me, at the end of the day if we're winning championships -- and certainly i'm not trying to impugn or sully their reputation, they're champions as far as i'm concerned. six-time champion. you know what, figure it out. figure it out what they're doing and learn how to do it. but in the end there are people that are looking at them with a raised eyebrow and there is no way around that. >> thanks for coming in this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you. now to the outrage at new comments from harvey weinstein. the disgraced film executive accused of sexual misconduct by dozens of women, good morning, linsey. >> good morning, amy. in that interview over the weekends 67-year-old disgraced former movie mogul says he wants to be recognized for who he was instead of what he's become. but a group of his accusers are firing back saying they refuse to let him rewrite his legacy of abuse. >> reporter: reactions are pouring in after disgrassed

hollywood producer harvey weinstein broke his silence in an interview with "the new york post." in the article posted on sunday, weinstein who is accused by more than 80 women of sexual harassment, assault or rape proclaimed i feel like the forgotten man. the 67-year-old pointing to decades spent as a hollywood producer telling "the post" i've made more movies directed by women and about women than any filmmaker and i'm talking about 30 years ago. i'm not talking about now when it's vogue. i did it first. i pioneered it. but this morning, a very different reaction to those words from 23 women who came forward to report weinstein's sexual misconduct including ashley judd and rose mcgowan. in a new statement the women claim weinstein is trying to gaslight society again. he won't be forgotten. he will be remembered as a sexual predator and an unrepentant abuser who took everything and deserved nothing. weinstein, who denies having any nonconsensual sex, just last

week reached a tentative settlement with most of his accusers for $25 million without acknowledging any wrongdoing. he spoke to "the post" from a new york hospital where he had spinal surgery to address injuries from his august 17th car crash. attorney gloria allred added, whining at this point by mr. weinstein is revolting. weinstein has been released from the hospital and he's set to go to trial in january where he will be tried on five charges including rape in the first and third degrees that could put him in prison for the rest of his life. >> all right, linsey, thank you very much. coming up, the new instagram feature rolling out today to stop bullying and next right here on "gma," we've got holiday shopping alerts for you. how retailers are teaming up with facebook to target you with ads even when you've done your shopping in stores, not online.

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not only presents and packages, but ads. with christmas right around the corner you're likely seeing more than ugly christmas sweaters and santa hats on your facebook feeds. according to "business insider" retailers are teaming up with the social media giant to create targeted ads towards customers, based not only on what you're clicking but where you're physically shopping. >> facebook is able to gather information about what you buy in physical stores and online and lets businesses send it information about what you purchased. >> reporter: when you stop by stores like macy's, you're likely to see targeted ads from them on your feeds. i spotted this on my feed after i stopped by my local home depo to get some light bulbs. a few days later there was this ad. when i clicked why am i seeing this, it said home depot uploaded my purchase data, and facebook matched it with my profile. we reached out to home depot. they were unavailable for comment. other retailers like macy's telling us the collaboration is

a way to fuel our growth. >> businesses can elect to send facebook information about their customers including their name, their emails, and information about what they purchased. >> reporter: facebook confirming this practice saying retailers are able to reach their customers with ads on facebook by sharing offline events like an in-store purchase. also adding that this is standard for the industry. if you don't want to see ads based on your brick and mortar purchases you can opt out. you just go to facebook on your phone. in the lower right hand corner, those three little lines are the menu bar. click on that and get into settings for ads, ad preferences, you choose ad settings, choose ads based on data from partners, you got to continue through that screen and then the important part, you select not allowed. it's roughly the same process, maybe a little easier if you do it on your computer in a browser but, guys, i feel like it's also nice to know how this is haul happening behind the scene. >> right. >> it sure is. >> knowledge is power.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. winter storm on the move through the rockies and the plains. now 20 states from colorado to massachusetts in the path. heavy snow, freezing rain and tornado threats. ginger here with the latest on the timing and the track. showdown on capitol hill by the end of the week. president trump likely to become the third president to become impeached. the latest from washington this morning. "gma" exclusive. instagram revealing the new way it's fighting online bullying right in your feed putting artificial intelligence to work. how it all functions. what you should know and will it stop bullying before it starts? james van der beek and his wife kimberly revealing how they're coping weeks after her

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>> exactly. first that winter storm on the move as a major holiday travel week gets under way, let's head back over to ginger tracking the latest. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, cecilia. hundreds of accidents reported just over the weekend. that was just around one. you see the pictures coming out of kansas, all the flips, rollovers and the stop-up, that will be the case not only from kansas but through indiana because, again, a second round is coming at you so you can see the warnings in place. that's the pink area here highlighted from st. louis through indianapolis. that's not just snow but it's also the freezing rain potential and i want to warn you all, from louisiana right through mississippi, really the sabine valley up through northern alabama, today the potential for damaging wind and even a tornado but it is snow with indianapolis picking up by this afternoon, and the evening community, 5 to 9 inches tomorrow morning. boston could have a couple of fresh inches of snow. rhode island, massachusetts, the southern part right there through connecticut, and the suburbs of new york, north of new york could end up with some of that freezing rain causing that sheet of ice tomorrow morning. so that's going to be a problem and by thursday morning, don't

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celebrity friends like halsey, gigi hadid, same as my birthday every year, and the guys from "queer eye" and sean comb, aka diddy was busy throwing the party of the year to celebrate the big 5-0. his guest list included beyonce and jay-z, kim kardashian and kanye west. pharrell williams and so many more who were all treated to some dance moves from diddy himself as they partied all night. ♪ i love a dance solo. when it's your party you can make people watch you dance. welcome to next year's party. okay. and now we are less than four days away from the final chapter in the epic "star wars" saga. over the weekend, director j.j. abrams teamed up with the super popular video game fortnite to unveil a brand-new clip of the highly anticipated film. now they've never done anything like this before. see that guy talking in the

black shirt? i can't tell which one he is actually. >> in the middle. >> there's someone talking in the middle? >> oh, there he is. that's a video game version of j.j. abrams at, quote, risky reels which is the drive-in movie theater location inside the fortnite game. did you follow me? >> trying. >> there's probably like three young people in here that are like, yes, i get it. [ laughter ] but so the new clip is called "jedi mind trick." take a look. ♪ >> drop your weapons. >> it's okay that we're here. >> it's okay that you're here. >> it's good. >> did she do that for us? >> so the live event was so big with players trying to get in that the event had to be pushed back and we're guessing there will be just as just as many

real-life people getting in the theaters this friday when "the rise of skywalker" is finally out. i was laughing because i was like, i can imagine showing up in a physical place like an elevator that has a 20-person capacity. there is a risk when you overdo it. getting blocked out of an a.i. event, i don't understand how there's a line at that. >> mind blown. >> it's too meta for me. and finally one of our favorite stories of the day. four roommates across the pond really wanted to get a dog, but their landlord doesn't allow pets. so they wrote a letter to their neighbor asking if they could walk their neighbor's dog. saying we've all grown up with animals and the adult life is a struggle without one. sincerely, the boys from number 23. well, they did get a response from the dog herself whose name happens to be stevie ticks. she wrote a letter stamping it with her paw and writing, in part, i must warn you that the price of my friendship is five

ball throws a day and belly scratches whenever i demand them. so it looks like the boys and stevie are getting along famously. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's so cute. >> one of the guys named jack sharing this photo on twitter saying, it's the start of a beautiful friendship. >> that's really sweet. love that. >> the emotional support of animals. >> they can come walk our dogs any time. >> they are too far from london for that. >> thanks, sara. we move to our cover story. it's an exclusive look at the new way instagram is taking on bullying. they want to build a new feature to stop offensive comments and trolling. rebecca jarvis here with that. hey, rebecca. >> reporter: hey, george. yeah. good morning. think of this as a reality check and second chance. if you're about to post something instagram considers potential bullying you'll have the option to make a change before doing something regrettable. instagram is working to combat bullying on its platform and

employing artificial intelligence to help do it. starting today the social media giant is rolling out a new feature to its billion plus users. now if a user writes a caption on a photo or video that the a.i. deems offensive like this, that user will receive a prompt alerting them their language could be considered bullying. giving them the chance to possibly change or delete their words before posting. smith college's rachel simmons has seen social media's impact on her students firsthand. >> when you are being cyberbullied it follows you 24 hours a day. it's public and everyone can see it and so that can really make a kid afraid to go to school. it can disrupt their sleep. it can make them feel like there's nowhere they can be where the bullying won't be. >> reporter: the new tool giving her hope. >> this is a great step in the right direction. we want to see social media platforms like instagram stopping bullies before they start. >> reporter: instagram partnering with suicide prevention programs to create

the product. the latest change to the platform coming after instagram opted to begin removing likes from posts. and instagram realizes that negativity and bullying are big problems on social media. they're working to make more changes. guys, expect to see additional changes coming soon, but this is a start, and the idea here is make sure people are thinking when they go on social media. >> i love that it goes for the person who may be doing the bullying -- i know you can restrict or block people but it's making those people think twice. >> have a second thought. >> thanks. got an important story to tell you about now. that personal revelation from "dancing with the stars" james van der beek opening up about the healing process after his wife's recent miscarriage saying they are, quote, still in repair. paula faris is here with more on this, good morning, paula. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. yes, they are still in repair, and keep in mind this miscarriage was just last month. james van der beek giving an update to his many fans writing healing, it happens at its own pace and it's not always the

pace that we would like. actor james van der beek sharing this heartwarming instagram photo of he and his wife kimberly over the weekend saying the two are still many repair, rebuilding their lives following a recent miscarriage last month, writing, discovering that healing happens at its own pace, not the pace you'd like and definitely not the pace at which the world keeps on moving, but it happens. and there's beauty in allowing yourself to be exactly where you're at. ♪ amen >> reporter: the "dawson's creek" star first shared the heartbreaking news while competing on this season of "dancing with the stars." >> my wife kimberly and i went through every expectant parent's worst nightmare. we lost the baby. >> reporter: shortly after that episode kimberly posted details surrounding the tragedy on her instagram story. >> in, you know, 48 hours we lost our baby boy and i almost

lost my life. >> reporter: the couple already parents to five children have been through miscarriages before. james saying back in october, miscarriage, a word that needs a replacement, nobody failed to carry. these things sometimes just happen, is something that people rarely talk about and often go through in secret. there needs to be zero shame around it giving your time and space to grieve. the family committed to healing together. you heard kimberly. she almost lost her life but she is taking time to recover after saying she really overextended herself. as for james he's been really open throughout the process which he's not used to doing, cecilia, but he says the energy he's felt from people, the support and prayers, it has helped them, so important not to isolate yourself in this moment, cecilia. >> they're helping everybody by talking about this. thank you so much. let's bring in dr. jennifer ashton now. it is so important, we were just saying, in talking about this. i know you're an ob/gyn. this is right in your wheelhouse. you talk to your patients all

the time about this. what is the most important thing you want to take away when a couple, a woman, comes to you after having a miscarriage? >> i think there are a lot of things. first of all, it's no one's fault. that's human nature to blame ourselves, to blame someone or something else. no one is to blame here. number two, it's incredibly common, affecting about 10% or even more of women who are pregnant and couples. it is is 100% a painful loss. it is absolutely inaccurate to say, oh, well, it's not the same thing as losing a real person. this is a major loss, and this is probably the most important thing, there is no medical term miscarriage. the medical term is spontaneous abortion and if you really look at the word miscarriage it almost implies blame, implies fault so we need to move in 2020 to possibly renaming it what it is which is pregnancy loss. >> james van der beek said this had just happened a month ago and they're obviously -- they're still clearly going through this.

is there a time frame you talk to your patients about? >> i mean, yes and no. i think every couple, every woman will proceed along their own pace, but there are general guidelines in the world of psychology. basically six months after a loss, if you are still suffering with severe signs and symptoms which happens about 10% of the time, that could be something called complicated grief doo disorder, and in the world of psychology, there are some signs or symptoms. if you have intense yearning for the person or thing that's lost, you have an inability to accept that death or loss, you have persistent feeling of being emotionally numb. you can't connect with people or things that were and are important to you and persistent concerns about how that loss occurred. that can be an indication that you're suffering from persistent bereavement or complicated grief syndrome and need to get professional help for that. >> just good we keep talking about this so much. >> absolutely. it's almost 2020. we can't whisper about it anymore. we need to talk about it. >> thanks, dr. ashton.

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now to new hope for the nearly 500 million people living with diabetes around the world. well, science is making some major new advances to treat and make living with that disease a little easier. >> reporter: this morning, researchers say better treatments are changing the lives of type 1 diabetics every day. some patients now use a closed loop pump where blood glucose levels are monitored and then regulated. treatments on the horizon include new medications that stop the destruction of cells that make insulin, diabetic alert dogs and even an artificial pancreas that may someday make managing type 1 diabetes completely automatic. >> there have been some incredible advancements. the technology is better. the treatments are better. >> reporter: this gives hope to the setterstrom family of seven. middle child emily now 16 was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in kindergarten after she suddenly started to experience rapid weight loss. >> i remember it was really scary in the er. >> reporter: mom jennifer who

lost her brother to diabetes was afraid for her daughter. >> normal blood sugar range really should be between like 80 to 150 and she was over 800 and they were saying, she could have definitely gone into a coma. >> reporter: for years emily took up to five shots of insulin every day. now she's on the pump which gives better control. even then there are concerns. a change in diet or exercise can throw everything off balance putting emily's life in danger. >> she's had lows where -- i can tell like her eyes will get glossy and she -- like she just doesn't look right. >> reporter: emily hasn't let her chronic illness slow her down. she is an ap student on the varsity color guard team and she plans to attend college. >> i'm responsible with it but at the same time it's really scary knowing something could happen to me and there would be no one there that would know how to treat it or help me. >> i want her to have that experience. i want her to go to college, but i want her to -- hopefully we can find a school where she can

stay close. >> and emily and her mom jennifer join us now. thank you for being with us, both of you. [ applause ] and jennifer, i want to ask as i mom how do you cope with the fear of having your daughter living with this disease? >> it's scary. i mean she's a really responsible kid. but i do get scared. especially at night, you know, she could definitely go into a dangerous low level with her blood sugars and that's always brought on by activity and she is a super active kid so it is definitely scary. >> emily, what is the hardest part? >> i think it's just remembering that i have to be responsible for all my stuff and i have to remember that whenever i go out, i have to bring like my test kit for my finger and i have to like bring juice and extra insulin and stuff just in case anything happens to me, and it's just knowing that if i forget something, and something bad happens, it could be horrible. >> you always have to be thinking ahead. we have somebody that might be able to help with some of this now. joining us by facetime, we'll look up there. jeanette forrey and you have a

little holiday surprise for us. tell us about the service dog, jeanette. >> hi, thank you so much for having me this morning. here at forrey kennels we specialize in diabetic alert drog -- dogs, dogs that are trained to detect lows and highs for those with type 1 diabetes. dogs have been phenomenal at helping them stay in a healthy range but so many goes into training a diabetic alert dog. at the chemes they're raised on a curriculum with scent imprinting and early scent exposure, and when they are old enough, we evaluate our puppies to determine which ones show the best aptitude for this type of work, and when we target these elite puppies, they are then matched with someone very, very special. someone that needs their heart healed and life changed through the power of a dog and today forrey chemes

-- kennels through our healing hearts program is announcing this dog, fully trained will be donated to emily as her diabetic alert service dog. >> i love seeing the emotion in mom, jennifer. emily, wouldn't it be so great -- i'm sure you can't wait to meet your dog in person. yes? >> yeah. >> well, how about we do that right now? jeanette, come on out. [ cheers and applause ] >> look at how cute. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, my god. >> oh, my gosh. >> emily, can you tell us what you're feeling right now? >> i'm so happy. he is adorable. >> he is gorgeous. >> oh, my goodness. >> fully trained. [ cheers and applause ] >> so he's just a puppy now.

he will join dog training and will be trained specifically for emily's highs and lows. we will take her saliva when her blood sugar and low and high, and he will be trained specifically for her. which will take about a year. [ applause ] >> i can't even imagine the level of comfort you're feeling right now, jennifer. you were talking about your fears earlier. what does this mean to you? >> oh, my god. this is just awesome. like i said, she wants to go to college, and if i'm not there, i'm just so worried, you know? at night, going to classes, or anything, and she'll have this -- this extra -- oh my god. i'm speechless. i'm speechless. [ applause ] >> what a sweet puppy. congratulations. you got to come up with a great name for him. thank you for co surprise. [ cheers and applause ] surprise. [ cheers and applause ]

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next chance of rain, early wednesday. zblvrnlgts thankwe'll have anot about 30 ♪ welcome back to "gma." our next guest won an oscar and golden globe and s.a.g. award. >> and getting oscar buzz for her latest role as megyn kelly in "bombshell." so happy to have charlize theron here. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm sorry you're feeling a little under the weather right now and we're very happy you're here despite that. >> of course. >> you have a lot to celebrate. congratulations. you were just nominated for that golden globe and a s.a.g. award as well. you posted a video by the way which we love when you heard that the cast got a s.a.g. award nomination. there you are. i mean, you were really excited. >> then you remember you have no underpants on.

>> so that was your reaction when the cast got nominated. how did you react when you personally got nominated. >> all of this stuff is always so exciting because i don't think anybody makes movies for this and so the fact our movie has been getting this nice buzz has been such a reward and then to get this, i always -- i feel like it's like giant juicy cherries on already delicious cake. that's the only way i can describe it. >> it is an incredible performance. i was watching with my daughter last night. we literally gasped the first time you come on the screen because you look and sound so much like megyn kelly and is it true nicole kidman didn't recognize you when you first came on set. >> for a second, yes. for a second, i mean it was chaotic the way we shot it. jay roach, our film's director wanted to shoot 360 at all times and it felt like a real newsroom so we were always scattered in this real newsroom so i think

for a second she just couldn't put it together that it could be me from afar. but the prosthetic work, the makeup and hair in this film is really top notch. >> it's incredible. >> it's incredible people. >> what did you latch on to megyn kelly that for you made it work? >> you know, i think it's a combination of a lot of small little things. it's the devil's in the details and i think it's a combination of trying to understand as best i could where she came from, why she sounds the way she sounds, why she holes herself the way she holes herself and it's just research. you just have to kind of sit down and read as much as you can, watch as much as you can, listen to as much as you can and pray to the movie gods that when you show up on that first day you're not trying to manufacture something, that it's under your skin already.

>> are you ready to see this? >> yes. >> -- asked me ten years ago. i had turned down a law firm partnership for an entry level job here at fox. roger would call me up to new york to dangle prospects. i wanted his help. >> did you do anything? >> no. >> will you talk? [ applause ] >> megyn kelly actually broke her silence about the movie over the weekend. here's part of what she said, quote, watching this picture was an incredibly emotional experience for me and for those with whom i saw it. sexual harassment is pervasive in this country. it can leave scars that do not heal. she also said, quote, she only got her first look at the film once it was past the point of

any possible edits though there are certainly some i would have made. have you heard from her directly. >> i mean, of course, i would probably want to edit everything if somebody did something about me. i think she was incredibly kind. i've always said i have great empathy for all of the women would have to watch this film because i do think even thoughs this they a catharsis around it it is also having to go back to a place and a time in your life that you just -- you don't want to be defined by and you just maybe want to put it behind you but i think we're living in such an interesting moment right now where we're actually having a real conversation about sexual harassment in the workplace and i think because that's happening, a lot of these women are just feeling they're -- the importance of getting the story out there is more important and so i have great empathy. of course it must be incredibly emotional to go on this journey again and to rewatch it. so i'm just grateful to all of these women that we have this story. you know, i wish this never

happened to them but i think this story is and will be part of a historical moment that really changes things for women. [ applause ] >> did your perception -- you know, this is so unknown to so many people. did your perception of the story change by doing the film? >> my perception of the story? >> of the megyn kelly story, the fox story. >> well, yeah, you know, i tried to not think about the megyn kelly story. i tried to think of just, you know, this compartmentalized moment, this year and a half or however long it was that we were portraying because the megyn kelly story can be very overwhelming. you know what i mean? that's a big one to take on so the more we just really focused on that year and a half, it became easier to really kind of tap into that story and what was happening there. i would say the thing that changed for me was that i forgot a lot of the nuance. i forgot a lot of the -- the things that, you know, were either not reported or were reported really quickly and or

reported in a way that -- in a manner that felt a little bit sensationalized. i didn't fully understand the consequences that a lot of these women were facing and so a lot of it was like, nobody's stepping up and protecting gretchen. but i think everybody had a really complicated set of circumstances to deal with in order to get to that place and i think for a lot of women it's really hard to take that step forward knowing that there's so many risks and that they're probably going to put themself this is a position where they're going to lose something. >> you guys told the story very well. congratulations. >> so powerful. >> thanks for coming in. >> thank you. "bombshell" in select theaters now. opens nationwide this friday. we'll be right back.

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♪ we are back with a special make your monday. we are teaming up with our sponsored teleflora who encourages everyone to love out loud this holiday by honoring those who make a difference in our lives and got the chance to meet a remarkable woman who gives everyone a place at the table. with a smile that lights up a room, maggie greets the patrons of her cafe called a place at the table in raleigh, north carolina. >> how was the food? is it good. >> always good. >> reporter: but this is not your regular restaurant. this is a pay what you can cafe where everyone is invited. >> we all deserve to feel like we matter and that we are

welcome. >> reporter: customers have options when paying for their meal. they can pay the suggested price, pay what they can afford or volunteer for their meal and the community is encouraged to pay it forward by donating toward a meal for someone in need. >> the food is upscale dining experience. there's no lines drawn between the man in a business suit and those would carried all their clothes on their back. >> people experiencing homeless this is and eating in soup kitchens it lacks choice. i decided we needed to create a place where all could come together, sit together, volunteer together and make this a really truly a community cafe. >> we have sandwich, waffles. >> reporter: the delicious food isn't the main draw. it's maggie. >> i don't think she's had a day for herself in the last two years, in three, four, five years. >> maggie makes everyone around her a better person. >> i came in here broken, homeless and they loved me. they accepted me. i'm owe grateful to maggie for

helping to give me a life again. >> reporter: so we're partnering with our sponsored teleflora to surprise her with a huge thank you event and style director from "good housekeeping" lori bergamotto is here to help. >> maggie is right around the corner. she thinks we're just here to do a story about the cafe. she has no idea that we're really here to honor her hard work and dedication to this community. let's go surprise her. hi. how are you? >> are you maggie kane. >> yeah. >> i'm lori bergamotto and i'm here helping out "good morning america" and we have a surprise for you. so, maggie, i want to tell you, you are amazing. you have worked tirelessly for this community. you've provided thousands of meals. [ cheers and applause ] and today is all about you, maggie. maggie, we're going to make your day. we have a car ready to take you to a spa day, a well deserved spa day.

what? >> and it gets better. there's more. and while you're gone, these amazing volunteers are going to spruce up your cafe for the holidays and get it in tiptop shape. >> oh, my gosh. >> can we send her off with a big cheer. [ cheers ] >> how are you today. >> good. >> while maggie hits the spa the volunteer elves get to work. >> let's go decorate. [ cheers ] >> this is going to look great. >> reporter: making sure each table has a little holiday magic. after all that pampering, it's time for the big reveal. we're going to put this on you. all right. i'm going to take your hands and here we go. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, my god. it looks so good. >> well, let me show you more. let me walk you to the tree and i just want you to know we made sure to add a personal touch and there's even more around the corner. [ cheers and applause ]

>> did we make your day? >> oh, god. you certainly did. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> that was a good story. maggie is such a force for good and listen to this. she has provided almost 20,000 meals to the community and received more than $49,000 in pay it forward meals so everybody doing their job. you all can get in on the fun too. just show your love and appreciation with a festive teleflora arrangement and plus because we're all about the love, everybody in the studio audience going home with a $100 teleflora gift card.

amy, over to you. >> all right, ginger, thank you. i'm here with oscar award winning actress brie larson who many know as captain marvel now starring in a powerful new movie called "just mercy." thanks for being with us. [ applause ] >> this is an incredibly powerful movie. i discuss watched it last night and with my daughter and it is the true story. based on a true story of a lawyer who gets wrongfully convicted people some justice. you're starring along with michael b. jordan, jamie foxx. tell me about what the experience was like making this movie. >> oh, it was incredible. michaels with a producer on this film as well so he was our leader on and off camera, jamie, he got to be in the kind of intersection of everything that he's good at, entertainer, musician and actor. so it wasn't just that we were doing these really deep scenes on camera. he was sort of leading us with music, with story, with jokes throughout the day. >> amazing.

in fact, we have a sneak peek of the movie. let's take a look. >> his attorney was openly in favor of the death penalty. he thought mad dogs ought to die. >> she's pretty stressed out. >> i was just about to give up when i got a call from a harvard lawyer saying that he had just passed the alabama bar and had federal funding to start a legal center for inmates on death row. i was in it before you even offered me the job. [ applause ] >> you play eva. she is the woman who helped found the equal justice initiative. you said she's your real-life hero. tell me why she inspires you so much. >> i mean, what i love about her and the depiction of her in this film it shows you don't just have to be a lawyer to get involved with things involving justice. she was a mom who noticed that something was going wrong in her town and so she just took the initiative herself. so for anyone who watches the film or is listening now like

you don't have to think that the system is so big you can't get involved. there's so much that can be done and i think bringing the power first back to ourselves and recognizing that our systems are made up of people is such an important thing to remember. >> it's an incredible film for everyone to see. i know we mentioned "captain marvel" at the beginning and i have to ask you a captain marvel question. fans are wondering, okay, if you are -- >> uh-huh. >> your next movie appearance, we've got a throwback photo you put. >> there's a photo? >> yes, the photo you put up. >> okay, what does it mean?? >> is captain marvel going to be in -- >> i can't answer that but that was superfun. >> can you tell us anything about "captain marvel 2." >> no, but that photo is really cool, right? >> it's a big hint. let's talk about the holidays. last year you got new tap shoes for cram. >> i did. >> you showed everyone that on social media as well. they were adorable.

what's on your christmas wish list this year. >> i mean this soups just like maybe it's kind of lame but i just feel like this year was so -- there was so much abundance for me so i'm focusing on charitable donations so egi.org. if you can help these people. they're getting so many people reaching out to them needing support so if you have anything extra to give or if you feel your life is full help somebody get legal support. >> i love that. i love that. speaking of the film we have michael b. jordan and jamie foxx on this week. what should we ask them? tell us some questions. >> i want to know is jamie foxx on the mast singer? isn't that a theory? that's what people keep telling me. i want to know. >> we will try to uncover that. >> please. >> i didn't do such a good job with you in "captain marvel" but we can try. thank you so much. brie larson, everyone. [ applause ] and "just mercy" hits select theaters christmas day and opens nationwide on january 10th. coming up, wait till you see the ultimate christmas cookies

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♪ jingle bell we are back and we are baking for our ultimate christmas cookie series and this morning we've got the author of "hello, cookie dough: 110 doughlicious confections" kristen tomlan here. good morning to you. okay, this is a first. i've never heard of stuffed cookies. that's what we're doing. >> cookie cupcakes that are stuffed. so this version is going to be our red velvet. >> okay. >> delicious. we've got our butter and our sugar in here. we're going to add our eggs which are room temperature. >> that's key. >> key. and then a little bit of food coloring to make it red. >> makes it red, yes. >> i'll have you whisk these dry ingredients together. >> we always do these separate. >> dry and wet separate. and the trick you say not to mix the dough too much.

>> absolutely. once you add the dry ingredients. >> you guys are good. >> yep, you don't want to overmix or cookies will end up like hockey puck. >> nobody wants that. after that you throw that -- pour that in there. >> definitely, it here. exactly. [ applause ] >> and then the other part, stuffering a cookie. i've never done it. >> yes, exactly so you are going to have a red velvet dough. the perfect way to get your kids involved. create an opening in the middle and i'll pipe in classic cream cheese frosting. >> can't have that without cream cheese frosting. >> you'll cover it up. >> from the bottom. >> lick my finger. >> absolutely. all of this cookie doughs edible so it's all edible and bakable. when you bake it, it's going to turn out -- >> like a cupcake. >> exactly. >> and you're going to frost it. >> wheat inside.

>> you could stuff them with anything. >> not just cream cheese. what else -- >> knew tell. chocolate ga gash, sprinkles. >> yes, hello. >> and of course we have to add sprinkles on top. >> oh, my gosh. >> gorgeous. great thing to take to school. or to the office. [ applause ] >> if you're taking them with you -- >> traveling. >> pick up one of these nifty carrier, they'll's turn out perfect every time. >> these are fantastic. >> absolutely. >> so you've got -- but, wait, there's more. what else you got? >> we have our peppermint hot cocoa bombs. >> peppermint hot cocoa bombs topped with marshmallows, toasted marshmallows, chocolate ganache. peppermint pieces. >> i know you want one. >> these are stuffed as well. >> my gosh, stuffed with? >> marshmallow fluff. >> all right, guys. this is amazing. >> so good. >> we'll give you some, i promise. you get these recipes plus our cookie guide with recipes for 25

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at ross. yes for less. good morning. here is lisa with our forecast. >> it looks beautiful out there, but temperatures tell a different story. san francisco and oakland in the north bay, it is frosty still with 30s there. 35 by the delta. looking at a nice afternoon though. mid and upper 50s. a few high clouds. dry day today. tomorrow, rain coming our way wednesday. >> good morning. so i want to sw you a live look from sky 7 right now in san francisco. we are learning that there is a civic demonstration underway and a protest at pg&e and officials are telling me you should expect delays around market street, beale street, mission street

main street. >> and now u time for for live with kelly and ryan. you can find us on our app and >> ryan: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new film, "cat "cats," academy award-winning actress jennifer hudson. and they gelman's reveal a tasty family secret recipe. and we continue our "holiday entertaining series." plus, the author of "how does the show go on," and also mark consuelos takes a seat at the cohost desk. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and mark consuelos! [cheers and applause] ♪