good morning, america. as we join you this tuesday morning millions are waking up to a new storm threat, as the deadly system barrels east. multiple tornadoes tear through the south, killing at least three people, leveling homes. this school completely destroyed. one twister left a trail of destruction more than 60 miles long. the same system now bringing heavy snow and rain. new alerts this morning from the gulf to new england. impeachment endgame as president trump braces for that historic vote expected tomorrow. what our new poll reveals about the nation and impeachment. breaking overnight. a 14-year-old suspect in the murder of tessa majors jumping out of a car on his way to surrender. the manhunt this morning. missing mom mystery. the search intensifying for this

mother of two last seen dropping off her 6-year-old at school. she and her infant disappearing, her fiance's plea and what police found left behind. brazen burglary. nearly $70 million in jewelry stolen from the heiress to a formula one fortune. how this post on instagram may have tipped off the thieves. will he get it here? yes! >> "brees-ing" into the record books. saints quarterback drew brees making history overnight, roaring past peyton manning and tom brady. and the moment his family watches it all happen. ♪ and the force is strong with this one. all the stars out for the "star wars" premiere, the last film in the epic series. now the first reviews just in, and what happens when kids get to ask the questions. and good morning, america.

what a scene in los angeles last night, that "star wars" premiere, the final installment in the skywalker saga. >> it's been 42 years since the first "star wars" hit the big screen. and look who showed up last night, some of the originals like mark hamill, aka luke skywalker, and harrison ford, aka han solo. >> good to see all those faces. some new stars also in attendance. you see them there and the first reviews are in. we'll tell you all about it coming up. >> that is coming up. but right now, millions facing that winter storm threat. heavy snow, freezing rain from the midwest to the northeast. tornadoes turned deadly in the south. alex perez is in alexandria, louisiana, with the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, george. take a look. this was supposed to be a school. i'm standing in what was a classroom. you can see that it's been completely ripped to shreds. you can see here's a school desk where students used to sit, some of those toys that students play

with here and over here the rest underneath all of this debris. once those storms roll through here they very quickly left a trail of destruction. overnight, frightening footage of a tornado touching down in louisiana, one of the many deadly tornados wreaking havoc across several states. in louisiana, forceful winds turning cars onto their sides. the roof of this building crushed. >> i think this thing was on the ground like 63 miles and, you know, off and on, off and on, but as it gets daylight you'll see some real destruction. >> reporter: this school ravaged by the storm. the roof ripped off, now just scattered debris. these vehicles crushed. downed power lines littering the landscape. authorities ushering children away safely as they work to clear the rain-soaked terrain. the tornado also resulting in the death of a woman trapped in her mobile home as the storm hit. >> i know of about three homes that's been hit. >> reporter: and in mississippi, tornadoes destroying this church

leaving nothing but scattered debris. lightning illuminating the damage on this home below. the tornado demolishing this roof, what's left scattered on the front yard. >> we have multiple homes that have been damaged. a large number of residences without power. >> reporter: in alabama, authorities on the scene as storm damage there leading to two deaths and multiple injuries. >> it was just total chaos and we just had to make due the best we could. >> reporter: authorities scrambling, relentless rain as they work to clear the area of uprooted trees. and the sheriff here tells me thankfully all 18 students were inside this school were able to get to safety and are okay. now begins the difficult process of assessing the damage and cleaning all of this up. michael? >> all right, we're so happy they're okay. thank you so much, alex. and here in the northeast snow, ice and rain are leading to dangerous conditions on the road. dozens of school delays here in new york alone. gio benitez is north of us in

dutchess county, new york, with more. good morning, geo. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning. we are seeing that freezing rain and snow from ohio to new england. we are getting that freezing rain right now, that mix of rain and ice here in duchess county. 17 states are facing snow, ice and flood warnings. i want you to take a look another this video. over the past 24 hours we've been seeing accident after accident, especially in these snowy conditions, but this freezing rain also creates very, very dangerous driving conditions. here in duchess county, i want to show you this, this is what we have been seeing all over the place, sheets of ice. in fact, when we look at this road we can actually see that black ice forming, that invisible, slippery, black ice. it makes it incredibly dangerous to drive, so if you have to get out on the road this morning, just make sure that you're going a little slower and be careful. michael. >> dangerous outside. and we come back inside with ginger.

how long does it stick around and where is it headed next? >> michael, we got this stretch of a big storm from louisiana through a severe thunderstorm warning just now south of dothan, alabama, up into the northeast. let me show you that pink that you see on the radar, that is freezing rain. that's where you'll end up with that ice so parts of pennsylvania into connecticut and rhode island. let me take you to the northeast and focus on this region, right? we're going to pop it up out of the ground and tell you which highways specifically could be a problem. winter storm warning in place as gio was holding that sheet of ice, what happens is rain actually falls. it falls as rain. it hits a surface that is subfreezing. what we did here is take the advisories and turn them icy. you can see that. if you are traveling interstate 80, you're going through parts of a winter storm warning in parts of northest pennsylvania, 87 and 90 where that meets you inevitably see inch, three to five inches happening northwest of these areas. on top of some ice it will be trouble especially if we do not dry it out because it will be so cold, some of the coldest air we've seen this season, if not

the coldest. it will feel like zero in new york city on thursday morning. >> going to be a rough travel week for so many. thank you. we head to washington where the house is expected to vote to impeach president trump as early as tomorrow and now on the eve of that historic vote our new abc news/"washington post" poll shows a nation divided. 49% in favor of impeaching the president, 46% against. but a majority believe president trump was treated fairly by house investigators. and they expect the senate to give him a fair trial. so let's bring in our senior congressional correspondent mary bruce there on capitol hill tracking it all. mary, the in-fighting already under way in senate over who might be called to testify there. >> reporter: yes, cecilia, the jockeying is well under way here on capitol hill. this vote in the house but our poll shows it all had very little impact. our poll shows that most americans remain relatively unswayed and still deeply

divided but americans are expecting a fair trial in the senate. seven out of ten americans in our poll say they would like the president to let his top aides testify and that is the big x factor here right now. democrats are demanding to hear from four witnesses including the president's acting chief of staff mick mulvaney and his former national security adviser john bolton. now the president previously said he would love for his top aides to be able to testify but republicans do not want any witnesses here. they want to get this over quickly and simply move on. now, leaders mcconnell and schumer are expected to sit down at some point soon and try to hammer out what exactly this trial is going to look like, cecilia. >> they're certainly working on that. mary, all eyes right now on these democrats. moderate democrats particularly vulnerable in these trump-leaning districts. they had hesitated to say how they were going to vote on impeachment. they're now making those votes known. >> reporter: yeah, cecilia, these moderate democrats have been under intense pressure.

one by one we are seeing these democrats lining up behind impeachment. at least 17 democrats from trump-leaning districts who say they will support impeachment. one of them, congresswoman elissa slotkin got aot of pushback as she announced her decision but says she has to stick with her principles even though she admits it could cost her a job. >> a rowdy town hall. mary bruce, thanks. george? more on this from our chief white house correspondent jon karl. we saw mary mention that number in the poll, seven out of ten americans believe that there should be witnesses, the president should send witnesses for that senate trial and the pressure could increase now that the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani, is out there giving new interviews, making new concessions, putting out new evidence. >> reporter: some remarkable statements by rudy giuliani just showing how involved he was in this whole ukraine situation, saying he had a couple of conversations with president trump expressing his concerns

about ambassador yovanovitch. the ambassador who was a star witness in the house impeachment hearings and who was removed, recalled from ukraine, giuliani makes it clear he was telling the president that he had problems with her, he essentially thought she would be fired. the president asked him to talk to secretary of state mike pompeo. giuliani said he had multiple conversations with pompeo expressing those concerns. keep in mind that giuliani was here at the white house just last week. >> incredible. meantime, jon, on another front the president taking aim at that presidential debate commission which is calling into question the possibility that there will actually be general election debates in the fall. >> reporter: the president is making it clear that he wants to have a say who's mode rating these debates. he doesn't like the commission on presidential debates which has hosted every presidential debate, general election presidential debate since 1988. he says that commission is filled with, quote, trump haters

and never-trumpers and as president of the united states the debates are up to me. he won't participate it sounds like unless there's a new system for debates. >> he is right about that. >> jon karl, thanks very much. michael. >> thank you, george. now we go to breaking developments in the manhunt for the killer of that barnard college freshman. overnight police hunting through the streets of harlem for a 14-year-old suspect who escaped. erielle reshef is in morningside park with the latest. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning to you, michael. that intense manhunt under way in harlem overnight, not far from where we're standing in the park where 18-year-old barnard college freshman tessa majors was stabbed to death last week. the 14-year-old suspect was expected to turn himself in to police but police tell us he bolted from a car as it came to an intersection and has been missing ever since. officers fanning out across upper manhattan in the desperate search for him. police were led to him by a 13-year-old suspect who is in custody. michael. >> erielle, that 13-year-old, he's due in court today.

>> reporter: he is due in court today. that middle-schooler is now facing charges as a juvenile for weapons possession, murder and robbery charges. he is due in family court later this afternoon where this case is being handled and we do know that that 13-year-old is not suspected of being the stabber in this case but he's being held without bail, michael. >> all right, erielle, thank you so much. cecilia. we turn to that boeing bombshell announcing it will suspend production of its troubled 737 max planes in january after, of course, those two deadly crashes. the decision expected to send a ripple across the airline industry and the economy. david kerley is at reagan national airport with more on this. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. stunning news for the 12,000 workers at boeing. for the first time ever the company is shutting down an assembly line in the midst of a grounding. and next month, january, the silence will come to the 737 max line. this is the production line

boeing will shutter, the announcement sending the company's stock tumbling and raising concerns for all those employees right before the holidays. >> merry christmas, right? >> reporter: the fastest selling jetliner ever for boeing grounded after that second deadly crash, nearly 350 killed in all. boeing continued building the max, about two a day, hoping for recertification at least by the end of this year. it's made software fixes to the system that may have contributed to the crashes, but the faa making clear last week it still has questions and no approval will be coming this year. with nearly 400 of the brand-new jets stored which need plenty of maintenance to keep them in working shape, boeing decided it couldn't store many more and made the announcement. quote, we have decided to prioritize the delivery of stored aircraft and temporarily suspend production of the 737 program beginning next month. the company says for now it will not furlough nor lay off those 12,000 workers, keeping them on

other 737 projects or assigning them to other production lines. but workers now feeling the scrutiny their company has faced for a year. >> at some point boeing has to stop the bleeding of cash and are they at the point where this will trickle all the way down to the workforce? i can't tell you that. >> reporter: no word on how long this temporary shutdown is going to last but on the heels of this boeing announcement southwest airlines is joining american airlines in canceling all max flights all the way out to april. cecilia. >> happening at such a busy time of year. okay, david, thank you. we're going to turn to an investigation under way into this accident near seattle. a van slamming into a ross department store during the height of holiday shopping injuring 11 people including a young child. police believe the van was involved in a shoplifting incident and it was supposed to be the getaway car. thankfully everyone did survive and the suspects are now in custody.

>> thank goodness everyone survived. we're going to turn now to a holiday shipping alert. as we close in on christmas amazon is banning third party sellers from using fedex for ground shipping and rebecca jarvis has the details. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: hey, george, yeah, good morning to you. this comes at a critical moment for all of those holiday shipments. this is the kind of weather that can throw your entire morning into a tailspin. imagine what it means for the billions of packages trying to make their way to america's doors across the country right now in this final crunch time ahead of christmas. with just one week left to get those gifts under the tree, a potential speed bump for your special deliveries. amazon beginning this week temporarily blocking third party sellers from using fedex ground shipping for prime customers citing a drop in the delivery performance. the retail giant says the ban will last until they see improvement. fedex says the decision impacts only a small number of shippers, but limits the options for those small businesses on some of the highest demand shipping days in history.

the company admits they have experienced some weather challenges this season as well but says our networks are flexing as design to accommodate the surge of packages. so how do you ensure your packages arrive on time? first, know the deadlines. walmart, target and best buy orders must be placed by early friday. macy's by noon saturday, amazon and nordstrom by sunday. >> if you're willing to pay a lot extra, you could presumably ship something as late as the 23rd and get it in time for christmas. that's going to cost you more, though, and you do run the risk of unforeseen delays including weather. >> reporter: and for procrastinators consider apps like shipt, which offers a free two-week trial for new members, enough time to score free same day delivery through december 24th. or gift now which lets you deliver a gift via email and text. the recipient can customize or exchange before it gets sent.

there's also the option this year and it's a newer one where you buy online and pick up in store. that's something that macy's is allowing its customers to take advantage of plus double-check your credit card. a number of credit cards are now offering free two-day shipping with select retailers. george. >> okay, rebecca, we know you're focused on the holiday. see you in the next hour to talk about regifting. >> i like that. you can change it before you even get it. that's a good idea right there. >> we have options for our gifts. >> okay. [ laughter ] first of all i got to get it. that would help. you guys, we're going to turn now to that record-setting night on the football field. take a look at this. with this five-yard touchdown pass, the new orleans saints great drew brees became the all-time leader in passing touchdowns hitting number 540, passed hall of famer peyton manning and he wasn't done yet. he added a fourth touchdown on the night. there he goes, just to extend his record a little bit, but he's going to have to keep on going because the man right

behind him is tom brady who has 538 career touchdowns. and brees, he had some very special fans in the stands, his wife and children. they're there cheering him on along with the rest of who dat nation. he also broke peyton manning's all-time passing yards record a little bit over a year ago so he owns the record books. >> quite a milestone right now. >> oh yeah. >> thank you, michael. following a lot of other stories including that missing mom mystery. a search right now for a texas mother and her newborn who vanished. what police say was left behind and the emotional plea from her fiance. the heist, $67 million in jewelry reportedly stolen so did an instagram post tip off the thieves? we'll tell you that but first let's head back to ginger. >> cecilia, nearly five inches of rain fell in tennessee. severe storms in the southeast today. your local weather in 30 seconds. tuesday trivia sponsored by capital one.

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following right now. that winter storm. it's barreling east. millions in its path from the gulf to new england. the system has left a trail of destruction across the south. dozens of reported tornadoes. also this morning, one day away from the vote to impeach the president in the house. this comes as a new abc poll for "the washington post" shows the nation pretty divided on impeachment. 49% for, 46% against. and we have an inspiring story. heisman trophy winner joe burrow used his speech to draw attention to poverty in his hometown of athens, ohio, saying there are so many in need of food and since then more than $325,000 raised for their local food pantry. >> good for him. >> that was a really special moment. we turn to the urgent search for that missing mother of two who mysteriously vanished along with her newborn daughter after dropping off her older child at school. abc's marcus moore is in austin, texas, with the latest. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: cecilia, good morning. the fbi and the texas rangers are now helping in the investigation into heidi broussard and her young daughter's disappearance and the

evidence that's been found so far only adds to this deepening mystery. police say this is the last known image of missing mom heidi broussard, the 33-year-old mother seen in the surveillance picture dropping off her 6-year-old son at an austin school thursday morning. police say she never returned to pick him up. this morning, her location is a mystery and the focus of an intense search by austin, texas, police. police helicopters even hovering over the couple's apartment complex. police believe she returned home from the school with her infant daughter margot in tow, but neither have been seen or heard from since. >> she would never disappear. she is an amazing mom. we have a 6-year-old son named silas. beautiful kid. she would never leave him. >> reporter: even more alarming, her fiance says her purse and wallet were left inside her unlocked car. the baby's diaper bag was inside the apartment but broussard's keys and cell phone were gone. >> there is nothing valuable missing. her purse and her wallet and everything was up here. her cell phone is missing, it's been turned off. >> reporter: her aunt writing on

facebook, my heart is so heavy. god, please keep them safe and bring them home. she is a fascinating, wonderful, amazing person, has a bubbly personality, an awesome mother. >> drop her off anywhere. i don't care. just make sure she's safe and okay, the baby's okay. feed the baby. she's only 3 weeks old. >> reporter: search parties have been organized including one group planning to use drones to look for broussard and her daughter. in the meantime, the police department here is expected to hold a news conference this afternoon where we're expected to learn more about this baffling case. michael. >> baffling, indeed. thank you so much. now to the manhunt under way and a multimillion-dollar heist, $67 million worth of jewelry reportedly stolen from the london home of a formula 1 racing heiress. maggie rulli is in london with the story. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: hey, michael. yeah, we're not talking about your average neighborhood here.

this is one of the most prestigious, most expensive neighbors in the entire world. kensington palace, home to the future king and queen is just a few doors down. now the big question is, how could these alleged robbers have gotten past such top notch security? she's a model, tv host -- >> i've had a lifetime of partying. >> reporter: and heiress worth hundreds of millions of dollars but this morning, tamara eccleston is left shaken after a reported $67 million worth of jewelry was stolen out of her london home. neighbors with prince william and kate, her 57-room mansion sits right on london's coveted and highly secure billionaire's row. police believe three men broke into the bedroom safe and reportedly made off with rings, earrings and an $80,000 cartier bangle. it happened just hours after tamara posted this photo on instagram showing her 5-year-old daughter boarding their private jet as the family headed off to finland for the holidays.

security experts warn that posts like these can tip off potential robbers to what is in your home and when your home might be empty. kim kardashian was mugged in paris just hours after showing off $10 million of jewelry on a live snapchat feed. >> one of the challenges with social media is you might think you're posting just a picture, just a photo, but you're actually posting a lot of metadata about your picture, where you might be or who you might be with so you might be exposing more information than you actually intended to. >> reporter: and tamara's father one of britain's richest men says he thinks this was an inside job. as for now police say they're still investigating and keeping an open mind. guys. >> okay, maggie, thanks very much. we're going to get the latest from gabrielle union, speaking on camera for the first time since she was fired from "america's got talent" and sending a message to black women trying to make it in the entertainment business. linsey davis is here with the story. >> actress gabrielle union is speaking out about the

importance of speaking up. on a panel yesterday she did not mention her recent termination from "america's got talent" directly but she did talk about why it's essential to be a leader at the workplace especially when you are the only, quote, chip in the cookie. >> i don't know how honest i should be. >> reporter: actress gabrielle union speaking out for the first time weeks after she was ousted from her seat on the judges' panel of nbc's hit show "america's got talent." the actress appeared in new york on monday at a power of inclusivity and the women leading the charge panel and did not mince words. the video shared on instagram by "new york" magazine's "the cut." >> don't be the happy negro that does the bidding of the status quo because you're afraid. >> reporter: while not directly calling out nbc, the former judge was candid about the fear of facing potential backlash if she did speak up. >> don't allow them to call you angry when somebody else saying the same thing is called passionate. it is scary, it's terrifying. there is a solid chance you may lose your job. perhaps i speak from experience. >> reporter: union was booted from the hit show last month after alleging the show's work culture was toxic.

according to "variety," reality show execs ignored complaints of racism on the set as well as union receiving repeated notes that her hair was too black for "agt" audiences propelling nbc to launch an internal investigation, which included a five-hour meeting with union, a meeting she later called productive. >> it is your time to step up and claim your space. >> reporter: the actress also opened up about her experience as a minority in the workplace. >> and i get that when you are the chip in that cookie, especially in those boardrooms or those office, that's a lot. you got 87 jobs and you've been paid to do one and you're also trying to navigate office politics and you don't want to be the one who has to say everything, but you're the one in there. find those allies and keep the door open. >> reporter: a formal investigation at nbc news is ongoing looking into union's allegations of racist comments and a hostile work environment. union has rebounded quickly.

yesterday she launched a new holiday fashion line in collaboration with new york & company and she's using this as a new platform, this termination as motivation. >> you can see that. >> thanks a lot. coming up, a very mariah carey christmas. how "all i want for christmas" finally hit number one on the charts 25 years after it was released. ♪ don't care about those presents underneath the christmas tree ♪ ristmas tree ♪ when we see you enter through our doors, we don't see who you're against, or for, whether tomorrow will be light or dark, all we see in you, is a spark we see your spark in each nod, each smile, we see sparks in every aisle. we see you find a hidden gem, and buying diapers at 3am. we see your kindness and humanity.

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the season. we've all been singing it for 25 years but it is not until now that mariah carey's "all i want for christmas is you" has finally hit number one on the charts. chris connelly in los angeles. okay, chris, what took so long? >> well, good morning, cecilia. and, yeah, it seems overdue, doesn't it? because let's face it, resistance is futile. but whoever does your pop culture holiday favorite from darlene love to the waitresses, the chipmunks to a charlie brown christmas, you know that mariah carey has got this season on lock and, yes, now she's topping the charts. ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪ ♪ >> reporter: for 25 years and counting, it soared. it's yearned, it's bestirred the

joyful yuletide spirit that lies within even the grinchiest of hearts. ♪ i just want you for my own ♪ more than -- >> reporter: and now, for the first time ever, it's the number one song in america. ♪ baby all i want for christmas is you ♪ >> reporter: mariah carey's "all i want for christmas is you" has reigned over holiday airwaves since its 1994 debut and the most downloaded holiday single ever, a song that 24-year-old mariah co-wrote in an hour. ♪ all i want for christmas >> i wanted it to be timeless so that was the goal and i feel like that's the only reason -- that's one of the reasons why it transcends different things. i didn't want it to sound like something that was new. >> reporter: in 2018 it was played some 42,000 times on the radio and streamed 185 million

times but it had failed to grab that coveted number one billboard spot until this week. ♪ you baby >> reporter: carey celebrating the news with a simple tweet reading, we did it. >> it is sales and streaming combined that propelled it to number one. >> reporter: this year mariah kicking off the holiday season earlier than ever. >> santa. >> reporter: the second after halloween with this instagram video. >> it's time! whoo! >> reporter: as the weather gets colder it's a blast of warm emotion as mariah brings everyone a little holiday happiness. >> christmas is the best. see, i actually believe that. ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪ >> reporter: that song is everywhere. now, the last christmas song to hit number one before mariah, the chipmunk song back in 1958. that was 61 years ago. all hail the mighty mariah, guys. >> michael has been serenading

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valley" and "the big sick" as he readies terror a new role. it took a year to get in such great shape. how he did it and what the trainer behind the transformation is telling us this morning. ♪ and out of this galaxy, the blockbuster premiere of the final film after 42 years of "star wars." harrison ford and billy dee williams posing together on the blue carpet. mark hamill, chewbacca and the droids all there, what j.j. abrams told the audience inside the theater and the moment john boyega told us what he's taking in to watch the final film. oscar isaac saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ good morning, america. good morning to oscar, the talented actor and you know what, we appreciate you guys. thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning.

>> yeah. here's a countdown for you not to scare you. christmas is just eight days away. >> ooh. >> some of those gives you're about to get might not hit the mark so what do you do? we'll tell you how to regift the right and the wrong way. >> that is coming up. news to get to including that major storm that's bringing snow and rain to the northeast. deadly tornadoes in the south. want to go back to alex perez in louisiana with the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning again, george. this storm very quickly left a path of destruction. now, this was a school, i'm standing in what was a classroom but you can see it's been completely ripped to shreds. now, i want you to take a look around me. i want to show you a different angle. you can see from this wider shot just how powerful this storm was, completely destroying this building. now, there were some 27 reported tornadoes across three states. now here luckily at this school authorities tell us all 18 students who were inside were able to get to safety and

thankfully are all okay. but this storm is now moving east and it's expected to create problems along the way and, george, the cleanup here, well, you can see hasn't even started yet. all of that still ahead for this community. george. >> we sure can see that. thanks very much. we head to washington now where the house is expected to vote to impeach president trump as early as tomorrow and now on the eve of that historic vote our new abc news/"washington post" poll shows a divided nation. 49% in favor of impeaching the president. 46% against it. but a majority do believe the president was treated fairly by house investigators and they expect a -- the senate to give him a fair trial so back over to our senior congressional correspondent mary bruce there on capitol hill. good morning again, mary. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. well, after weeks of testimony here and fierce debate, our poll shows that americans remain relatively unswayed on the issue of impeachment. despite the stalemate americans are looking for a fair trial in

the senate and seven in ten americans according to our new poll say they would like the president to allow his top aides to testify in the senate trial. that is the big point of contention here right now. democrats are demanding to here from four live witnesses including his chief of staff mick mulvaney and former national security adviser john bolton but that is not what republicans want. they don't want to hear from any witnesses at all looking for a quick trial so that they can simply move on from all of this. now the leaders in the senate, leader mcconnell and schumer are expected to sit down sometime soon and try to hammer out exactly what the trial is going to look like. cecilia. >> we are just hours away from a big day. mary, thanks a lot. cecilia, now to the first long-term study linking vaping with an increased risk of lung disease finding people who use e-cigarettes are 30% more likely to develop chronic lung diseases including asthma, bronchitis and emphysema than people who don't vape. the study finding many people vape and smoke regular cigarettes which more than triples the risk of developing lung diseases.

>> okay, we've got big news now about red hot chili peppers, not the band. a new study published in the journal of american college of cardiology shows eating them regularly could be linked to a lower risk of death from heart disease and stroke. the study following more than 20,000 people and took place over the course of eight years in italy where chili pepper is a common ingredient so this is good news for those of us who like our food spicy. >> you like spicy food. >> definitely. the hotter the better. >> on pizza so italy the perfect place to go. the radical transformation. how the star from "silicon valley" got into super shape. >> the star of "just mercy" is here, jamie foxx. he is awake. he was awake. >> he's still awake. plus, andy grammer is here performing one of his biggest hits. excited for all of it. we' we'll be right back. [ applause ] when you've crossed fruit of the loom off your list,

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welcome back to "gma" and we have an excited tuesday audience here with us this morning. [ cheers and applause ] they should be excited because we have jamie foxx here. that's coming up just ahead. [ cheers and applause ] and tomorrow his "just mercy" co-star michael b. jordan will be here live. we cannot wait for that also but now cannot wait for some "pop news" with sara haines. >> yes, good morning. [ cheers and applause ] we begin with a "pop news" exclusive. we are excited to announce the performers who will be taking the stage right here in times

square during dick clark's new year's rockin' eve with ryan seacrest 2020. post malone will be making his times square debut and so will global phenomenon bts. country music superstar sam hunt is also performing and the one and only alanis morissette will take the stage, yeah, the cast of the hit broadway musical "jagged little pill." >> very cool. >> new year's rockin' eve celebrations from new york city to l.a. to new orleans and all happens on december 31st at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. that was the exclusive part. and now to a galaxy not so far away, hollywood. stars coming out in full force for the premiere of "star wars: the rise of skywalker," the blue carpet was full of familiar faces like mark hamill,

chewbacca, r2-d2. c3po and check out this reunion between two smooth talking smugglers, han solo and lando calrissian. >> yes. >> aka harrison ford and billy dee williams, of course, stars daisy ridley, adam driver also hit the carpet but caught up with john boyega who told us how he prepared to take in the emotional last installment of this trilogy. >> i got my own snacks because i ain't going out like that. i got a big bag since i went to 7-eleven and got all my snacks and about to go in, popcorn, i got some haribos. all sorts of stuff. >> there you go. >> i thought you guys could snack as well. >> thank you. inside director j.j. abrams told the audience it was terrifying to introduce them to this final film but turns out he had nothing to worry about. the movie's already earning praise with early reviews calling it phenomenal, hopeful

and beautiful. "the rise of skywalker" soars into theaters this friday. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes. >> i'm calling these delicious. >> these, you guys, i win points through the stomach. >> want a swedish fish. >> i had no idea they hwould bee that much of a hit. unless you're living under a rock on tatooine, oh, my gosh, i'm going down with the "star wars" fans. you've seen how the internet has fallen in love with baby yoda from "mandalorian." the force is strong at a hospital in pennsylvania. check out these sweet little newborns dressed up as real-life baby yodas. their onesies saying, cute, i am and merry, i must be. the hospital telling us that it's their annual tradition to dress the babies in the nursery in festive attire around the holidays. this year the babies are, quote, out of this galaxy cute.

not agree more, we could. >> oh, wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow, sara. >> we have to admit my baby yoda is better than my chewbacca. [ making chewbacca sounds] [ applause ] >> hey, news people, take it away. >> that's "pop news," everybody. [ laughter ] all right. [ cheers and applause ] now to our "gma" cover story and that stunning transformation actor kumail nanjiani revealing how he got into superhero shape for marvel's "the eternals completely making over his body. will reeve with the details. >> this is a glow-up. throwing up a shirtless picture on instagram that grabbed everyone's attention but the actor was quick to point out

that he had major resources and an elite team to get him to this very shredded point. this morning, an incredible transformation from actor kumail nanjiani known for his comic timing in "silicon valley." >> it's me. >> reporter: his poignant human in "the big sick." is revealing an incredible transformation. the actor posting what he called a thirsty shirtless showing off his superhero body built for an upcoming marvel movie. it set the internet on fire with tons of tweets and memes but nanjiani himself deflected the credit to his trainers and nutritionists writing i would not have been able to do this if i didn't have a full year with the best trainers and nutritionists paid for by the biggest studio in the world. adding that he knew he never would have been able to change his body if it weren't his job or without the help of celebrity trainer grant roberts. so what did it take for nanjiani to get so ripped?

>> it's a key about being very intense for that first hour, hour and 15 mens and probably train between four and five days a week, high protein diet, also high fat healthy diet and, of course, you need the carbs for the energy to get through the workout. >> reporter: and how hard will it be for him to maintain. >> for most of my clients they've all kept the physique because they understand the principles behind it. it's not necessarily difficult to maintain but it's not easy. >> reporter: even though he's grabbing tons of attention for his status, his wife emily insists he is still the same guy on the inside taking to twitter to write, my husband works hard for every role he takes. i'm so proud of him. we spent the majority of this past weekend playing borderlands 3 so don't think he's changed too much. roberts says it wasn't about the hours logged in the gym for nanjiani. it was about workout intensity, efficiency and preparation. so many of us make new we're resolutions to get in shape. he said january 1st another day

on the calendar. what's important you pick a day to get started and realize this is something you'll do for the rest of your life or you get on the michael strahan plan. [ laughter ] >> michael strahan trying to get on kumail's plan. that's what i'm trying to do. dr. jen ashton is here with us now. tell us, jen, how can we get this body? you're a nutritionist. what kind of food prep and diet is involved? >> the most important thing in the piece is people who look like that are transformed like that don't diet and work out. they eat and they train. and in order to build muscle like that you need to eat a lot, of course, that needs to be mostly tree teen a weight based calculation depending on how much you weigh and how active you are so it's different for everybody and need healthy carbs to fuel the kind of hours in the gym that he's spending so things like sweet potatoes totally good. >> eat less, many people think. what kind of workout? >> there are different

approaches. you have to find what's working for you. in terms of transforming like that to lose body fat, not all cardio is created equally. we're conditioned in this society to think you have to get on the treadmill and -- you know, for that high intensity, it's actually the opposite. you need the longer intensity lower intensity longer duration cardio if you look at heart rate zone training it's on the lower end. that's when you mobilize most of your fuel for that workout from body fat stores but, again, it's going to be a lot of cardio and it will be different for everyone. >> what are your thoughts on the transformation like kumail's? >> i'm surprised they didn't use michael strahan before and after. it's always going on. but i think that sustainability -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, doc, if people could actually see me blush they would see i'm blushing right now. >> i can see it. i can attest to it.

i think it's about sustainability. it's about finding what works for you, making this a habit. making this a lifestyle. i think it is a testimony to the miraculous stuff the body can do but, again, it has to be safe and has to be sustainable. >> all right. thank you, doc, as always. appreciate it. cecilia, over to you. >> thanks a lot. christmas is just eight days away as we've been saying. some gifts you're about to get might not hit the mark exactly so we're going to tell you what you do. do you regift, regret? rebecca jarvis has all of the answers. good morning, you're back. we'll start by taking an informal poll in our audience. anyone in here raise your hands guilty of regifting? [ applause ] a lot of people. there's our scientific poll. it's common. why is it still so taboo? >> i think it's a little silly for this to be taboo to be completely honest because i've done it, cecilia. >> okay, good. >> we're on the record here. most of us have at some point received something that wasn't right for us and so somebody

else received it and hopefully it was the right thing for them. >> we'll talk some dos and don'ts. what should you avoid when regifting? >> this is the 101 of the don'ts. if it's already been opened, you don't want to regift something that you have opened that you've partially enjoyed or worn. if it came from somebody inside your social circle, you don't want that friend to see it on another friend. oops. >> awkward. >> anything hand made, customized. if you're aunt betty is take agent pottery class, you don't want to gift that pottery she made for you in that class says rebecca jarvis. exactly. if it's been in your closet for awhile, time to, you know, move it to another place. >> okay, so you got some tips for the right ways to do this. >> yes. >> walk us through. >> especially when you get something that you already have you probably like this item so a great thing to give to someone else. if you would have already given this item to that person. sometimes you get something, it's the perfect thing for you, cecilia, which by the way we

have in a second. universally enjoyed. wrap it up nicely. i know you are a lover of fruit which is why i got this little regift for you. >> thank you. "gma" helped me wrap it. the universal regift. >> fruitcake. >> here i have red glasses for you. over to you, ginger. >> i like money, i'm just saying, rebecca ex , if you havy of that. "gma" moment from pennsylvania. otis was watching very, very carefully, wants to study how to be the pets of the year next year. uh-huh. remember we had that segment on "gma." look how intensely he was watching the winner of our pet of the year and saying next year that is all me. take a moment, please, go to my facebook page and drop your

we turn to joel osteen pastor of the nation's largest and robin spoke with him about kanye and his new book, "the power of favor." >> gives you an advantage. something that will open doors you can't open. something that will make you stand out in the crowd. it's called favor. >> the power of favor, your 12th book. how do you define favor?

>> favor is defined to me as god's empowerment, a blessing on your life that takes you where you can't go on your own. see, i believe talent can take us so far and education and what family you come from but then you reach limbs but with god's favor, he'll take you places that you never dreamed. >> that wasn't a coincidence, that was the favor of god. >> you write having favor doesn't mean you won't have challenges. but favor is what's going to keep those challenges from defeating you. >> having favor doesn't mean we won't have obstacles to overcome. when you know you have god's favor, when you know he's breathing on your life, that's what gives you power to overcome. >> something i often refer to that you have said, get ready for your suddenly. get ready for your suddenly. explain what you mean. you really feel everyone is just one good break away. >> you never know when god is going to open a door. when he's going to turn something around. one touch of god's favor will take you further than you can go in a lifetime. >> come on, let's welcome mr. kanye west today.

>> all right. here comes the kanye question. the collaboration because he's collaborated with rihanna, jay-z, the list goes on and on and now joel osteen. >> god is love. >> how did it come about? >> it was interesting. kanye has had a turn of events and i got a text from him and we struck up a conversation and a friendship and he was going to be in houston for an event. come by the church and that's when it all came together and felt right to me because i'm a believer in people and i found him to be very genuine and just a fantastic person. >> has he asked for your advice? >> he asks me for advice because this world is new to him. >> that slight difference of wording. i got that from squeal. >> keep god first place and keep listening to his heart. >> you and kanye will be at yankee stadium next year. >> i'm excited, robin. it's going to be 50,000 people there in the stadium. he's bringing his couple hundred member choir and it's going to

be what we call our nights of hope with kanye in the choir. our third time back at yankee and feels right. ♪ you're the sign of my day >> i believe when you have favor god brings the right people to you. never dreamed in a million years kanye and i would be at lakewood together. >> it's the holiday season. now, for a lot of people it's a joyful time. but for some people, it's difficult. it's emotional. so what is your message this holiday season. >> my message is to remember that god has you in the palm of his hand and that seasons come and seasons go, i mean, you got to know this is not permanent. it's not going to last. there are still good days ahead. i encourage you to live from the place of peace and faith and god is in control of your life and stir your faith up and see that day as god's gift to you. > 020, looking at the year ahead. how do we come together as a nation do you think. >> i think it starts individually, robin. one-on-one. treat everybody like you'd want to be treated. they may not agree with you but

treat people with respect. be good to somebody. give a smile. i believe the respect you give others, it comes back to you and it starts on a one-on-one basis. >> god bless you, thank you so much, joel. >> great being with you. we got a couple signing up for yankee stadium already. "the power of favor" is out today. jamie foxx is next. [ applause ]

good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> good morning. i'm kumasi aaron from "abc7 mornings." pg&e has until the end of the day to submit a new restructuring plan to meet governor newsome's plan. he says that the requirements do not meet the new requirements of the safety law. and pg&e is proposing to give $13 million to wildfire victims. >> looking at the map here, we have slowdowns, because we are in the thick of the morning commute. no major issues. live san jose to 280 and it is beginning to stack up there as people are going south, and no problems for the mass transits problems for the mass transits with the

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more chances this weekend. kumasi? >> thank you, mike. we will have another update in about 30 minutes. but you can find the latest on ♪ got to blame it on the goose welcome back to "gma" and you do not have to adjust your tv screen. look who we have with us, onef our favorite guest, academy award winning actor, mr. jamie foxx. [ cheers and applause ] who is getting oscar buzz again for his role in the new movie, "just mercy." jamie, thank you for joining us. really appreciate it. >> thank you, man. i was back there doing some push-ups. i seen pictures of the dude out there. i got on a stank right now. i had to put a stank on. i get you call i a mank.

i'm coming out with those manx. >> a happied belated birthday. >> thank you. >> this past friday. it looked like you had fun at the birthday. what did you do? >> we just read scriptures and got closer to jesus, you know. no, we had a great time. oh, man, michael -- hall of famer. michael irvin. my sister, dee, just family. my daughter who is doing idea good times" coming up. there's tank. great album out. that's someone else's family. and then that's me. you know, just a little -- just a little scoot around. >> i saw you pass me. you passed me in l.a. the other day. >> i was going to pick up groceries. i figure that's the one to take. [ laughter ] but i got the hookup. that's my man r.d. >> you just mentioned family and

your daughter. corrine is going to be in "good times." amazing. your performance -- [ applause ] we all remember it. excited to see her in it. >> i'm so excited about it. she just facetimed me yesterday with tiffany haddish, kerry washington, viola davis. they did a run-through and she said, dad, you know how you're so proud of your kids but you be worried. she said, dad, i killed. make sure you check it out. i think it will be live on wednesday. >> wednesday night. >> did you give her any live tv tips ask we remember yours in that little moment that had us all laughing. >> yes. >> because playing george jefferson means everything to me as a comedian. that's the person who i watched. that's who i got my timing from. when it was live, you know, you can't blow it and at the same time, being on "the loving color" where that's where we learned how to take whatever turns out wrong, turn it into

gold, you just try to make a little gold. >> you did. >> you did. >> let's talk about "just mercy." >> so great. >> you said this is one of the most fulfilling projects you've ever worked on. >> the most important film i've ever done. >> wow. >> brian stevenson is a man who is a lawyer who works feverishly on getting people exonerated who have been put on death row falsely accused. michael b. jordan, i mean when i tell you in front of and behind the camera because he plays bryan stevenson has done a wonderful job with this movie. i hope everybody goes out and sees this movie because it's amazing about a man who's wrongly accused, put on death row for six years without a trial and all of a sudden an angel walks in in the form of bryan stevenson and helps him get exonerated. you have to see it. >> let's show it. >> put up with these white folks and make them laugh and try to make them like you, and say, yes, sir, but when it's your turn -- no evidence.

and the witnesses they got made the whole thing up. and none of that matter when all y'all think is i look like a man who could kill somebody. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's a most important film. >> one of the biggest challenges you had was getting the alabama accent. you're from texas. >> i'm from texas. >> all right, ma'am. >> why was this so hard? >> it wasn't that it was hard. we wanted to get the right accent because i have several like deep southern all types of slang, but michael b. jordan and the director were great in crafting the right tone for this character so everyone could be involved in it and i'll tell you like this, it has tested out of the roof. tested 97% in front of an all african-american audience. and we were like, we're happy.

we thought that that would be the case. then they tested in front of a mostly white audience. tested at a 98. this is a movie and i'll tell you this -- thank you so much. [ applause ] and i can't be more proud of michael b. jordan because he did this movie, the inclusion behind the camera, heads of departments, women, you know, just it was just amazing at how he allowed everyone in so he put so much work into it and i told him because he did a speech in the movie, he got a standing ovation from the extras, it was great. but he didn't see the standing ovation because he was so caught up and i went to say, you know, you did great and he's -- he walked out. you know how -- >> get caught up in the moment. >> i was like, oh, hs -- ooh. but when it got to toronto film festival, i said you're going to be surprised when people see this movie and when he walked out, they all stood up and gave him a standing ovation so i'm

telling you it is the most important film you'll ever seen. bryan stevenson, i think everyone needs to know this man's work because all of the times when we're on our phones and we have revolution on our social media and sort of -- will start something we don't know where to go sometimes, he's the person who is speaking, talking and walking about equal justice and making us understand what really coming together is about. >> i tell you what, cecilia and i were talking about it this morning. we've both seen it and think it is an incredibly fantastic with a very important message that everyone needs to be seen. michael b. jordan will be here tomorrow. the movie, "just mercy" in select theaters christmas day. it opens nationwide january 10th. give it up for jamie foxx. [ cheers and applause ] >> we'll be right back, everybody.

we are back here in our "gma" holiday square. just hanging out, nothing makes you feel like christmas more than a nice cold rain, obviously a lot of frozen precipitation north of us but if you wanted a mild one, as far as christmas and the holidays go, check that out. even through hanukkah, northern great lakes right down into

i'm here now with guy pearce and joe alwyn, the two stars of fx's "a christmas carol." with rm almost a week away they're bringing us a fresh, new take on the classic holiday tale. gentlemen, welcome. guy, good to see you. good to see you, joe. [ applause ] "a christmas carol" is timeless. okay, but there have been dozens of adapt takes but no one has quite done the like you guys have done it. this a few words what can you tell us about the movie. >> i think with our writer he's taken us to a slightly darker place than perhaps other versions might have gone to. >> darker. >> yeah, to say the least, a little more confronting perhaps. >> you play scrooge. >> i do. >> which is an iconic -- >> i don't know why i was cast as scrooge. [ laughter ] >> but how did you go about

reinventing scrooge. >> i relied on nick murphy our director and steve our writer. they talked about playing scrooge sort of a younger man, someone more robust in the prime of his life and prepared to take on life, not wizarded up scared old man running away from everything. so really it was their perspective that i just took on board. >> joe, we're going to look at a clip. your character is trying to get home a little earlier to celebrate christmas. so let's check it out. >> cool. >> talking about these matters with you, i ask you again, is everything all right with you? >> christmas, it seems, inspires such emotion. >> good. >> and evidently bad. >> and there -- you play bob bob cratchett. >> i do. >> i'm curious. you said to yourself hard to fill the shoes that were worn by

kermit. >> i've actually never seen kermit either. >> but did you ever see the version with kermit? >> my main competition is a frog. [ laughter ] no, i should. but i haven't yet. building up to it. >> too nervous to take it on. >> too nervous to take it on. but is it hard for you both when you have a film like this, you know it's in the memory of everybody who's ever watched this movie and for christmas which is a tradition, is it overwhelming at times or do you think, i got to get it just right? >> it is to a degree but because we have these great scripts in front of always wean know that they're different to other versions before we're relying on that. once you're in the process of making it then, yes, you do sort of tend to forget about the others. it's not until now you're sitting and reminded of the other versions we go, oh, that's right. hopefully we did something innovative, i think we're okay, though. >> christmas is in full swing. how are you two going to celebrate? >> well, i'll probably be nicer to you than scrooge would

normally be. >> he wasn't on set supply wasn't very nice. well, i'll be back in amsterdam with my little boy and teaching him about making snowballs and christmas trees and things like that but probably pretty low key. >> if you weren't they think you're nice now. heard the ah. joe. >> i'll be in london with family doing various christmas traditions and, you know, drinking too much and -- [ laughter ] >> eating too much christmas pudding? >> just like a lot of us will be doing. hey, merry christmas to both of you. thank you so much. "a christmas carol," check it out. it premieres thursday on fx, ginger. >> i am so happy to introduce you to this segment. families are gathering to eat and celebrate so we're partnering with wells fargo to make it gait -- great for everyone. tiffani thiessen here.

how did you get involved. >> i got involved. working with feeding america for awhile but i didn't realize one in seven people actually turn to food banks in this time of year that's all about food and family and friends so i'm going to hear -- i'm here today to show you a very easy recipe with nonperishable food which is something that we're encouraging everybody to literally go to any wells fargo across the country and be able to donate if they can. >> this is a recipe made by the things that are donated. >> that's right. very, very easy, freezable. you can make ahead. feeds a crowd. a football team. any of that. right? >> tailgate. >> we have onions sauteing here. just a few minutes with a little bit of oil. wow. i love it. nice feedback. all right, so we have a little tomato paste which i love to toast. >> like one can, right? >> uh-huh. >> okay. >> a little salt and pepper, of course. >> yeah, are you like not afraid of salt. >> gosh no. >> i mean, salt -- the thing about salt, it heightens sweet and savory, you know, so you're

going to toast this for a little bit. >> can i help? >> yeah. >> i love it. >> that is chili powder. can you adjust it to how you like. add chipotle or anything else. you guys are hot here, all right. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm going in. >> cumin and coriander, garlic which you'll want to also -- wow, you guys, i like this feedback. >> that really -- >> this is the base then we'll take our -- the magic of tv and put our chicken stock or vegetable stock. i'll just do this part. >> okay. it's all good. >> look, it's all good. >> woo. there you go. >> so let's -- >> we'll add literally all these bean, black bean, kidney, garbanzo, corn, all stuff that is literally canned. we are worcestershire. >> how long does that stay together. >> a couple hours.

simmer this for a couple of hours so it gets thick. i love serving it with cornbread but also this is like -- super easy. if you're having a big party or big meal put out a huge, you know, array of toppings, rice, chips, sour cream, bacon, cheese, whatever and totally dish it up. it's so pretty. >> everybody gets involved. so much fun. so easy. i think everybody needs to see this. now that we've got your chili and cornbread. you are urging everybody to do what i'm going to do. donate at the -- till the end of the year. so easy, go to any wells fargo branch or their website. put it right in the box. if you want these recipes and eat like tiffani is right now, you can find them at goodmorningamerica.com. thank you so much. [ applause ] >> all right, ginger, keke says save her a bowl that have chili because it is time. we'll celebrate the season and we're going to be in full holiday mode on the show. >> yes, we are. we have the best apps for all

you last-minute shoppers like michael. >> plus a special holiday surprise for a bff bachelorette party. okay. >> it's like that, right? >> we also have a festive reindeer game. call me rudolph, that's right. catch us at lunchtime and next on "gma," andy grammer will perform live. we'll be right back. >> all right. [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: "good morning america's" holiday square sponsored by wells fargo. join wells fargo in providing more holiday meals.

[ dramatic music ]ing ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! we are back with singer/songwriter andy grammer about to perform a really powerful song from his fourth studio album "naive." his top ten hit "don't give up on me ♪ [ applause ]

♪ i will fight i will fight for you ♪ ♪ i always do until my heart is black and blue ♪ ♪ and i will stay i will stay with you ♪ ♪ we'll make it to the other side like lovers do ♪ ♪ and i'll reach my hands out in the dark and wait for yours to interlock ♪ ♪ i'll wait for you i'll wait for you ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm not givin' up i'm not givin' up, givin' up, no, not yet ♪

♪ even when i'm down to my last breath even when they say there's nothing left so don't give up on ♪ ♪ i'm not givin' up, i'm not givin' up, givin' up, no, not me ♪ ♪ even when nobody else believes i'm not goin' down that easily ♪ ♪ so don't give up on me and i will hold i'll hold on to you ♪ ♪ no matter what this world will throw, it won't shake me loose ♪ ♪ and i'll reach my hands out in the dark and wait for yours to interlock ♪ ♪ i'll wait for you i'll wait for you ♪

♪ yeah ♪ 'cause i'm not givin' up i'm not givin' up, givin' up ♪ ♪ no, not yet even when i'm down to my last breath ♪ ♪ even when they say there's nothin' left, so don't give up on ♪ ♪ i'm not givin' up i'm not givin' up, givin' up ♪ ♪ no, not me even when nobody else believes ♪ ♪ i'm not goin' down that easily so don't give up on me ♪ ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ i will fight i will fight for you ♪

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when you lease a new volvo. now through january 2nd. good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> good morning. i'm kumasi aaron from "abc7 mornings." here's mike nicco with the forecast. >> hi, kumasi, and hi, everybody. taking a look at the roof camera and a few peeks of sunshine today. the temperatures in the range of mid-50s. and no sigh because this is rolling in late tonight and tomorrow, and light to moderate showers, and one on the impact scale. jobina? >> good morning, mike. good morning, everyone. no issues on the roads, and you will have a cloudy view if you are driving over the bay bridge, because smooth and quiet ride. i am assuming that everybody is on the holiday vacations. the drive times here are across the board here, and we are

seeing it from tracy to dublin at 33 minutes. it is time for "live with kelly and ryan." >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, academy award winner brie larson. and from the new film, "cats," jason derulo. plus a performance by international start andrea porcelli. plus, mark consuelos returns for another day of cohosting. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and mark consuelos! [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause]