good morning, america. as we join you this thursday morning, president trump officially impeached. overnight, he's fighting back. president trump the third american president impeached. the vote split down party lines. democrats say trump's abuse of power left them no choice. republicans call it revenge for losing the election. trump fired up at a rally overnight, saying democrats will pay a political price. >> crazy nancy pelosi's house democrats have branded themselves with an eternal mark of shame. >> and the new question this morning, will speaker pelosi try to delay the senate trial? the white house press secretary stephanie grisham joins us live. bone-chilling cold as the holiday travel rush gets

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on live tv. ♪ and a partridge in a pear tree ♪ >> the big surprises and what they're saying about it only on "gma." good morning, america. we hope you had a chance to check out those shows last night. two classics back on tv for a live event. we're going to hear from some of the stars ahead in the show. >> looking forward to that. it was a big night last night and busy thursday morning here. take a live look at the white house. president trump is waking up there this morning as the third american president in history ever to be impeached facing these headlines in major newspapers. you can see it right there, these front pages all across the country. >> those are headlines the president never hoped to see but at a rally overnight trump blasted the effort calling it a political suicide for democrats. next up a senate trial, but

house speaker nancy pelosi is raising questions about the timing and fairness of that trial. senior congressional correspondent mary bruce was there on capitol hill for this historic moment tracking the fallout now. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. months of intense debate came to a partisan pinnacle here last night but this fight is far from over. all eyes are now on the senate and the power plays there that will determine the president's fate just months before the election. overnight, history in the house. >> article 1 is adopted. >> reporter: with that swing of the gavel president trump's legacy marked with impeachment. only the third president in u.s. history. the charges, abuse of power and obstruction of congress. the votes along near party lines. not a single republican breaking ranks. democrats largely united too, just a few opposing impeachment. as the house was voting -- trump rallying his troops. in battle creek, michigan. >> it doesn't really feel like we're being impeached.

we did nothing wrong and we have tremendous support in the republican party like we've never had before. >> reporter: he insists democrats are the ones who will pay the political price. >> through their depraved actions today, crazy nancy pelosi's house democrats have branded themselves with an eternal mark of shame. >> reporter: and he attacked democratic congresswoman debbie dingell who voted to impeach him going after her husband, congressman john dinll, who died earlier this year. >> maybe he's looking up, i don't know. maybe. but let's assume he's looking down. >> reporter: the congresswoman responding, your hurtful words just made my healing much harder. on capitol hill, republicans lockstep with the president adamant he did nothing impeachable. >> this vote this day is about one thing and one thing only, they hate this president. they hate those of us who voted

for him. they think we're stupid. they think we made a mistake. they want to take away my vote and throw it into the trash. >> reporter: but democrats say trump's actions left them no choice, that he invited foreign interference into the u.s. election by pressuring ukraine into investigate one of his chief rival, joe biden. >> he compromised our national security so that he could keep power, not power for the people, power for himself. >> reporter: democrats say they had to act now because the president presents a clear and present danger. chairman adam schiff with a warning across the aisle. >> if you ignore it, if you say the president may refuse to comply, may refuse lawful process, may coerce an ally, may cheat an election because he's the president of our party, you do not uphold our constitution. you do not uphold your oath of office. well, i will tell you this, i will uphold mine.

i will vote to impeach donald trump. >> reporter: this fight now moves to the republican-controlled senate and expect mcconnell and schumer will sit down and hammer out a plan for the trial early next year but the republican leader has made very clear he plans to be in, quote, total coordination with the white house and does not expect the president to be removed from office. >> one thing that could delay the trial, mary, this idea that house speaker nancy pelosi is now considering holding -- withholding sending house impeachment managers over to the senate as leverage in negotiations with the senate with witnesses. >> reporter: this came as a bit of a surprise. the speaker after the vote would not commit to sending the articles of impeachment over to the senate citing concerns about an unfair trial. now, some democrats have been suggesting that they do this to get some leverage in a fight over their terms including, of course, democrats' demands that they call certain witnesses. >> mary bruce, thanks very much.

let's bring in white house press secretary stephanie grisham now. thank you for joining us. we heard president trump overnight calling this an eternal mark of shame for democrats but how concerned is he behind closed doors that impeachment will be an indelible mark on his record? >> thank you for having me. the president has said many times that this isn't something he necessarily wants on his resume but it's been very clear from the start that this has been a very partisan impeachment and history isn't just going to look kindly on the democrats led by nancy pelosi and schumer and nadler and that's i think what the president has been saying and if you look at the polling numbers and it's showing that the american people also are seeing what's going on. his polling numbers continue to go up in terms of americans don't want to see impeachment and they don't support impeachment. >> well, split down the middle actually on impeachment but moving on to the senate trial right now. we now know that speaker pelosi and the democrats want witnesses in the senate trial, an idea that president trump has

endorsed. let's take a look. >> when it's fair, it will fair in the senate, i would love to have mike pompeo. i'd love to have mick. i'd love to have rick perry and many other people testify, but i don't want them to testify when this is a total fix. i want them to testify but i want them to testify in the senate where they'll get a fair trial. >> so will president trump now ask those witnesses to appear at the senate trial? >> well, i'm not going to get ahead of the legal strategy being looked at right now and then now as you guys talked about earlier, nancy pelosi, it looks like she may not even send the articles over to the senate which is another gimmick and more changing of the rules. the president will be represented by a very strong team and as he has said, as i have said, we do hope for and know and are confident that we will get a very fair shake in the trial over there and will be able to tell our story and the american people will be able to

see what the president has been saying all along that he's done absolutely nothing wrong. the only evidence -- if i can just say one more thing, the only evidence truly out there are the transcripts the president he himself released and, again, he did nothing wrong. >> well, actually 70% according to polling of americans think he did something wrong and there is a body of testimony showing that the military aid was withheld and a white house meeting was withheld as the president was asking for these political investigations. >> not political investigations, we wanted to look into corruption. that's very important and i think if the media would cover this fairly, then perhaps people wouldn't think he did anything wrong. he was looking into corruption. he wanted to make sure that the new president of ukraine was holding up his end of the deal which is what he ran on which was no corruption. he wanted to make sure that before taxpayer dollars went to another country the corruption would be done. >> you just used the word corruption several times, a word the president never used in that phone call. with the ukrainian president but he mentioned the bidens.

>> he said do us a favor, meaning the country and he asked that we look into -- they look into corruption which vice president biden is on the videotape talking about and a prosecutor in the ukraine got fired and they would withhold money. that is corruption so that was an example being used. >> that was not corruption. that was u.s. foreign policy, it was the policy of the world bank at the time and policy of the european union and, again, the president didn't use the word corruption in that phone call but i do want to move on to the president's comments about congressman dingell last night. we showed them in mary bruce's piece right there, it's drawing rebukes from many democrats but also from republicans. cindy mccain has tweeted and fred upton from michigan has put up a tweet. he says, i've always looked up to john dingell, my good friend and a great michigan legend. there was no need to dis him in a crass, political way. most unfortunate and an apology is due. will the president apologize to the dingell family? >> i haven't spoken to the president about that. i would say that i am very, very

sorry for her loss and i would thank her and her late husband for all of the service to our country. the president did lower the flags at the white house to half-staff to do everything he could to honor him at her request. so we'll see what happens from there. we do thank them for their service and again very sorry for her loss. >> why do you think the president said that overnight? >> you'd have to talk to the president about that. he was at a political rally. he has been under attack and under impeachment attack for the last few months and then just under attack politically for the last 2 1/2 years. i think that as we all know the president is a counterpuncher. it was a very, very supportive and wild crowd and he was just riffing on -- some of the things that had been happening the past few days. >> final question and thank you for coming today. your first time on "good morning america." >> thank you for having me. >> you've broken with tradition by doing away with the daily white house press briefings. in fact, as far as i can tell you've never held one. why is that?

>> oh, so before i took over sarah hadn't done any either. ultimately that will be up to the president if i do a press briefing. i'm happy to do them. right now, my team and are very accessible other ways doing interviews and have reporters in my office awe the time. to be very honest with you, the press briefings had turned into less about explaining the president's policies and more about arguments and theater and i don't think that it's serving the american people. i think that when it's a lot of reporters using it to be able to promote themselves and sell books and be verbose and throw tantrums that's not serving the people and not the way the press briefing room should be used. hopefully, if the temperature can be taken down and the president decides the brief something a good idea, i will he abe behind the podium. >> stephanie grisham, thanks for joining us. the impeachment of president trump sure to be a main topic in tonight's final democratic debate of the year and

linsey davis is there in los angeles where the candidates will face off in just a matter of hours from now. linsey, the real headline going into this debate is not -- is who is not going to be on that stage tonight. >> reporter: exactly right, and good morning to you, cecilia. one big difference for the sixth debate is that you'll have fewer candidates. only seven candidates have made the cut. among the frontrunners, you have the usual suspects former vice president joe biden, senators elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, mayor pete buttigieg. but one big headline, just months ago the democratic party had one of the most diverse feels but now andrew yang is the only minority candidate to hit the dnc's threshold to qualify. for tonight's debate. what to want for, is buttigieg able to connect with nonwhite voters? that's something he has struggled to do in the past. impeachment will likely overshadow the night. that's not something the candidates disagree on but they would rather focus on other issues and with fewer people on stage senator amy klobuchar, andrew yang and tom steyer may

have the opportunity to stand out. of course, now there is more at stake with the first primary voting less than two weeks away and while -- two months away, sorry about that and, of course, while you have only seven candidates on the stage, 15 democrats are still running for president. among them, former mayor michael who looms large, cecilia. >> iowa caucuses is right around the corner. okay, linsey, thank you. now to the deep freeze settling in all across the northeast. the storm brought dangerous snow squalls and take a look at this time lapse showing it move across new york city. whoo, look at that. it caused a deadly pileup as well. gio benitez is in albany, new york, with more. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning. yeah, it is very cold right now. 7 degrees, negative 11 with that windchill. take a look at this right now. we left these eggs outside overnight and look and listen, more like cue balls and you see this, it actually started cracking as it froze. you can see that yolk frozen solid.

it's just incredibly cold across the northeast. overnight, whipping bone-chilling winds taking aim at the northeast. an intense snow squall with winds up to 37 miles per hour blanketing the tristate area. this video shows it sweeping over westchester, new york, and cars cautiously navigating the icy roads. in connecticut you can barely make out the road from this weather tower camera. outside boston snow falling hard and fast leaving holiday shoppers scrambling to get to their cars. and this was the scene in pennsylvania, a massive tractor-trailer pileup killing one and sending more than three dozen to local hospitals. drivers say when snow squalls moved in visibility was next to nothing. semi after semi slammiing into one another. in syracuse, as drivers were making it home from their evening commute, it was a virtual whiteout after a snow squall took aim there. it's really worth reminding you that frostbite can set in in these

conditions, so you want to make sure that you're covering up because it's so dangerous. michael. >> gio, get inside before you end up like those eggs. we'll go outside to ginger who's feeling the deep freeze right here in times square. hey, ginger. >> we have now dropped to 16. that is the coldest new york city has seen this season. the windchill 2, but it all came behind this cold front that brought that snow squall. it's like a thunderstorm. it lasts really quickly. instead of rain you got snow. visibility is the big problem. i want to show you the numbers this morning. it's supercold. down into the teens and even low 20s up in northern new england. >> brutal. that bitter cold is moving in as the holiday travel rush gets under way starting this morning. the tsa is predicting the busiest winter travel season ever so take a look.

live look at the planes in the air right now. david kerley is at dulles airport in virginia. david, this is your super bowl, good morning to you. >> reporter: yeah, it kind of is, and the crunch is on right now. this is the beginning of the winter travel season and right here at the tsa checkpoints is where we'll feel that crunch. tsa expecting 4% more passengers to be screened this year compared to last year, so like thanksgiving they're bringing on additional officers and using overtime to try to handle the lines. very proud about thanksgiving which was the busiest travel season of the year. they said wait times were 30 minutes or less. now the busy times are tomorrow and saturday. in fact, friday could be an all-time high for this winter travel season, then a lull, then next thursday and friday folks either head home or go out for new year's eve or something. it's another busy time next thursday and friday. the good news as you heard there are no catastrophic storms so the 47.5 million of us may get home for the holidays. michael. >> we hope they do, david. thank you. super bowl. getting this stuff down.

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political price for this, but he still faces a trial in the senate, of course, re-election next year. there are new questions about whether speaker nancy pelosi will try to delay the trial. and devastating wildfires raging in australia as they face record heat. a seven-day state of emergency declared and u.s. firefighters are heading there to help fight the flames. and back here at home, some of the coldest air of the season. millions from new york to maine are facing windchill advisories on the heels of that snow squall that caused major pile yups across the northeast. >> it's really cold out there. we turn to that apology from singer camila cabello, speaking out this morning after past social media posts were discovered, posts she's calling horrible and hurtful. erielle reshef is here with the story. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning to you, cecilia. a day after those derogatory comments surfaced the superstar taking to social media to apologize saying she knows her past language was wrong and asking for forgiveness. ♪ havana ooh-na-na ♪ havana ooh-na-na >> reporter: music superstar camila cabello feeling the heat this morning. ♪ my heart is in havana

♪ my heart is in havana >> reporter: apologizing for past racist language and images she allegedly used on a now deleted social media account. cabello writing in a statement, when i was younger i used language that i'm deeply ashamed of and will regret forever. i was uneducated and ignorant and once i became aware of the history and the weight and the true meaning behind this horrible and hurtful language, i was deeply embarrassed i ever used it. ♪ you ain't got to go to work ♪ >> reporter: the former fifth harmony star's statement comes a day social media user posted a defunct tumblr blog. the account several years old. while cabello who dates fellow pop star shawn mendes didn't say the account in question was hers -- ♪ i love it when you call me senorita ♪

>> reporter: she went on to write, i can't say enough how deeply sorry and ashamed i feel. and i apologize again from the bottom of my heart, but that apology not enough for many this morning who are taking to twitter to vent their frustration. one woman writing that even though the 22-year-old star may have made the post when she was a teenager, at 15, she had to know racism is wrong. others coming to her defense, twe tweeting, at this moment, we must take her apology and hope she truly means it. cabello also writing in her apology, as much as i wish i could, i can't go back in time and change the things i said in the past. once you know better, you do better, and that's all i can do. that's a little bit of introspection this morning. >> lesson there. >> reminder that when you do stuff when you're a kid, it catches up to you. lasts forever. >> thank you. we turn to that 17-year-old girl under arrest for stealing and crashing a private plane in california. new surveillance video captured it all on camera and diane macedo has the story. good morning, diane. >> reporter: george, good morning.

there are a lot of questions this morning as police say that teen somehow hopped a airport fence, then stole and crashed that plane all without even knowing how to drive a car. watch as this million-dollar plane pulls a u-turn at fresno yosemite airport before crashing into a building. police now say the person at the controls was a 17-year-old girl. >> we had an aircraft hit the building. >> reporter: police say the teen managed to start one engine and get the plane moving despite not even knowing how to drive a car. this after they say she gained access to the aircraft by climbing over a barbed wire fence. >> the aircraft began to move and pivot and crashed into a building and a fence on airport property. >> reporter: police say they found the teen sitting in the pilot seat wearing the pilot's headset adding that she seemed disoriented and had resisted arrest. motive is still unclear but terrorism is not suspected. >> the fresno international airport is currently working with the faa, the fbi and other authorities to investigate this incident. >> reporter: the teen's mother

said her daughter had run away earlier this week and that this was the first time she had seen her in days. and the girl was booked as a juvenile on suspicion of theft of an aircraft. the plane reportedly was severely damaged but the bright spot here luckily no one was hurt. >> thank goodness for that. >> thank goodness for that. thank you, diane. and now to that exclusive with the 4-year-old who kept her cool and called 911 to save her mom's life. first responders hailing her as a hero and this morning, we're hearing from her family. will reeve is here with more. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the situation was urgent. haley glaser falling on the ground unconscious. only at home her oldest 4-year-old isla saved her life by calling 911 and according to police handling the whole thing better than some adults. >> 9-1-1. >> reporter: this morning, this 4-year-old girl calling 911 saving her mother's life earlier this month. now being hailed as a hero.

>> 911, what is your emergency? >> um, my mommy fall down and she can't talk. >> reporter: isla glaser springing into action after her mother fell unconscious at her home in new jersey, calmly explaining the situation and giving her address to the dispatcher. >> are her eyes open? >> no. >> where in the house are you? >> um, i'm on -- um, i'm in -- i don't know. >> are you in the kitchen, in the bedroom, in the tv room? >> i'm in the kitchen. >> reporter: with her baby siblings inside and her mother still on the floor, isla waits on the line as help arrives. >> one minute i was thinking i had to call my doctor and the next minute i'm laying on my kitchen floor. >> reporter: the officers finally getting to haley, thanks to isla's call. >> she easily could have been scared and she was faced with a really potentially dangerous and scary situation but handled herself with complete and utter control and composure. [ applause ]

>> reporter: police in their hometown praising isla for saving her mom's life. >> i know adults that cannot handle this type of an incident with that much bravery, poise and distinction. >> reporter: and bestowing her with honors. >> by order of the chief of police, you are hereby awarded this certificate of commendation for your brave and heroic efforts for calling 911. >> because haley glaser has a chronic medical condition she and her husband spend a lot of time preparing their young kids for these types of emergencies by teaching them their address, explaining what 911 is and how to use it and they also explain what is an emergency and what isn't. they point out authorities like police officers and first responders identifying them, even though they are strangers, they are good and they can help. all very useful for everyone. >> but what an impressive 4-year-old. she had her wonder woman outfit on. she is a little wonder woman. but is that the right age to teach kids about 911 and what's the important thing to tell them

without scaring them? >> right, well, the sooner the better. if they're old enough to use a play phone they can probably be taught to use 911 and experts recommend teaching your kids how to do that on a cell phone, as well as a landline, and you need to explain to them when to call, what's an emergency, what isn't, you know, your sister stealing your toy, not an emergency. but if an adult is hurt, then you should call, and to keep them from being scared, you need to tell them what to expect, what the dispatcher is probably going to say, what's going to happen after that, and clearly the family did that with their daughter, isla, and she did a great job. >> a story to learn from. >> absolutely. >> when you're 4, emergency is relative. >> very true. that's a good point. glad everyone is okay in this real emergency. coming up, an abc news exclusive. our reporter goes on a sting to catch porch pirates. how they're cracking down on thieves this holiday season. catch porch pirates. how they're cracking down on thieves this holiday season. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer,

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back now with a look at how police are cracking down on porch pirates. there's just six days to go until christmas, and matt gutman is in anaheim, california, with a look behind the scenes of a sting operation targeting package thieves. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, george. it is the season when packages start piling up outside our door and the season when they start disappearing. now, so often this is a crime of opportunity. sometimes caught on doorbell cameras like this one, but now law enforcement is turning to another high-tech device, inserting trackers inside

packages like these to catch porch pirates red-handed. they are the brazen thieves that strike in broad daylight and in the dead of night. and the holidays aren't just peak season for stores but for grinches grabbing holiday cheer right off your doorstep. so across the country police departments are cracking down on porch pirates. "gma" has exclusively teamed up with the anaheim police department which has just launched a program of sting operations to lure thieves by planting gps trackers in packages. >> what do you intend on putting inside this box? >> so we are putting in two brand-new iphones. >> reporter: worth nearly a thousand dollars. the phones and the tracker go into that backpack and that lithium-ion sticker makes it even more enticing, but we're told porch pirates aren't that picky. >> most of the time these

thieves are just taking them. they don't even know what they're taking. >> reporter: the next step, the sting. the trap is set, there is the bait. as soon as this package moves even a couple of feet, it will trigger an alarm that will go off at dispatch and the dispatchers are going to let officers know that this thing is on the move. >> if it's a guy that's going two miles an hour we can infer that he's walking. >> right. >> if it's going 40 miles an hour, we know to look for a car. >> reporter: and their operation seems to be working. this police body camera footage shows anaheim officers booking suspects who had no idea the package they were suspected of swiping led police to their exact location. but programs like these across the country rely on another tool, doorbell surveillance cameras. now ring systems like the ones owned by adrienne jenkins are leading to arrests. >> we share the ring video on the neighborhood app and the police actually caught the guys. >> reporter: now there are a

number of things you can do to avoid becoming a victim of porch piracy. you can sign up for delivery alerts from your shipper or you can have your packages delivered to your vendors' local store, or you can also do something a lot of the cops are doing, and that's getting p. boxes and picking up the packages at your convenience there. now, it may sound old school, a little old fashioned and low tech, but it works. guys. >> we'll take it. >> 'tis the season of porch pirates. >> thank you, matt. coming up. a holiday health alert. the new study, what has a bigger effect on weight loss, food or your fitness routine? and up next on "gma," we have the gravity-defying goal. you will have to see it to believe it. it's our "play of the day." we'll be right back. you will have to see it to believe it. it's our "play of the day." we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] problems. nobody likes problems. but why is that? at ibm, problems actually inspire us,

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white christmas maybe you just make one like little bo getting into the cabinet and, oh, yep. that's powdered sugar and then buddy the dog comes and tries to help clean it up which we thought was just perfect, right? making your own. making the best of it. you know who is going to have a lot of white for christmas would be anybody with that atmospheric river, that narrow band of rain at the coast. heavy snow into the cascades and sierra. coming up, we've got a holiday shopping alert. how what you order on amazon could be actual garbage. okay, i'll be listening. and then the new study about weight loss. what affects it more, food or your fitness routine? we'll talk to oscar isaac live. excitement grows for "star wars: the rise of skywalker." this segment has been sponsored by fruit of the loom.

good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> happy thursday. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." lisa argen has the forecast. hey, lisa. >> hello, reggie. several layers of clouds out there, and there is a city underneath here. 53 in san francisco and 51 in san jose. we have upper 40s in petaluma and concord and still patchy fog, but today, we have a dry day out there, and the visibility is reduced in santa rosa over two miles and then looking for the clouds thinning out from the east bay and the south bay and upper 60s in san jose. jobina. >> thank you, lisa. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge where you can see that the fog has moved in. this is what lisa was referring to this morning and now seeing the results and be aware as you are heading out the door.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. breaking overnight. president trump the third american president impeached. the vote split down party lines. trump fired up at a rally overnight saying democrats will pay a political price. >> crazy nancy pelosi's house democrats have branded themselves with an eternal mark of shame. >> the new question this morning, will speaker pelosi delay the trial in the senate? this morning, the urgent warning for last-minute holiday shoppers. the scathing new report saying third-party sellers on amazon are literally selling trash. what to watch out for while shopping. food or fitness. can you guess which has a bigger impact when it comes to weight management? the brand-new study. dr. ashton is here breaking it down.

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like what i'm doing today which is the wrong way because i'm freezing. some news to get to this morning as well, starting with the impeachment of president trump. he was blasting this at a rally overnight and now house speaker nancy pelosi is raising questions about the timing and fairness of a senate trial and want to back to mary bruce for more on that. mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, the vote in the house last night was the culmination of months of bitter fighting and debate, but this is far from over. all eyes are now on the senate, and the trial that will determine the president's fate just months before the election. >> article 1 is adopted. >> reporter: with that swing of the gavel, president trump's legacy now forever marked with impeachment. only the third president in u.s. history. the charges, abuse of power and obstruction of congress. the votes along near party lines, not a single republican breaking ranks. they say trump's actions left them no choice. >> he corrupted our elections and compromised our national security so that he could keep power, not power for the people, power for himself.

>> reporter: as the house was voting, the president rallying his troops in battle creek, michigan. >> we have tremendous support in the republican party like we've never had before. >> reporter: all eyes on the trial to come in the senate. republicans want to move quickly but democrats are demanding top white house aides testify. something trump has been open to. earlier on "gma," george pressing white house press secretary stephanie grisham. >> so will president trump now ask those witnesses to appear at a senate trial? >> well, i'm not going to get ahead of the legal strategy that's being looked at right now. we do hope for and know and are confident that we will get a very fair shake in the trial over there and, again, we'll be able to tell our story. >> reporter: now today the leaders in the senate, mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer will be sitting down to try and hammer out a plan for this trial, but the republican leader has made very clear he is going to be in, quote, total coordination with the white house, and he does not expect the president to be removed from the white house.

>> we'll be hearing from him soon. mary bruce, thanks very much. cecilia. we're going to turn to that deep freeze we've been talking about taking over the northeast. ginger tracking the latest. hey, ginger. >> this is the coldest air we have seen this season here in new york city. the temperature is 16. the windchill just above 0 and, boy, it came with a cold front that brought low visibility and this snow squall, everybody got a warning, was asking a lot about it. look at this, this turned fatal in pennsylvania where that snow squall came through and caused a major pileup. now i want to show you the numbers, because they are impressive and really dangerous especially in northern new england where you are seeing numbers like 12 below, 9 below in augusta, maine. it doesn't just stop there. freeze warning down to the florida/georgia state line and tallahassee feels just above freezing. michael. >> thank you so much, ginger. get inside and warm up. coming up here, we have that holiday shopping alert. the amazon sellers who may be dumpster diving and then selling you what they find. and we also have that new study about weight loss.

is the answer eating less or exercising more? dr. ashton is here. and lara is upstairs. >> hi, guys. we are wrapping this morning, oh, yeah, christmas style wrapping. the wrap battle champion kimberly kennedy is with us. she is going to show us how to really transform gifts in a really simple way as you just heard. we have the most glorious audience with us. [ cheers and applause ] and we're going to have a great show so come on back to "good morning america" and wrap with us. will you? "gma's" morning menu sponsored by u.s. bank. ♪ what a bright time ♪ what a bright time sponsored by u.s. bank. ♪

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welcome back to "gma" and we have an incredible audience here this thursday morning, yes, we do. [ cheers and applause ] and tomorrow, we have an exclusive interview with "wheel of fortune" host pat sajak, his first since that emergency surgery. we're looking forward to that. and now it is time for "pop news" with lara spencer. [ cheers and applause ] thanks, guys. thank you, michael. we're going to begin in london where the "star wars: the rise of skywalker" european premiere took place with all the stars out in force, pun intended. john boyega, daisy ridley, billy dee williams, there's oscar isaac, j.j. abrams. all looking good. yes. c3po and we caught up with daisy about what it was like to make this last installment. that is not daisy but listen up, here she is. >> it was so difficult.

i cannot imagine and more so now on reflection because j.j. was so chill when we were doing it. now i look up and think, how did he do this? who else could have wrapped up nine films in one? >> nine films over 40 years of creativity. we're so grateful for this. george lucas such a genius. and here's a little "star wars" fun fact. there you see "hamilton" creator lin-manuel miranda. why, you ask? did you guys know he secretly created, composed a brand-new song for the movie? >> oh, wow. >> he never told a soul that he did it. a fan uncovered this seemingly hidden attribution at the end of the film and he tweeted, hey, nice credit at the end of "the rise of skywalker." miranda retweeted the post and said, now it can be told. j.j. abrams and i wrote a little music. it's got a nice beat and you can dance to it. can't wait to see it this weekend. we cannot wait either. "the rise of skywalker" finally soaring into theaters tomorrow, everyone.

[ cheers and applause ] and a little bit of a plug, one of my favorite actors, isaac is here. oscar isaac is with us this morning on "good morning america." we cannot wait to talk to him about his role in the film. and fasten your seat belts. we are about to give you your first look behind the scenes of the brand-new "top gun" movie, "top gun: maverick." look at this footage. look at dr. jen ashton, can we get a camera back there? dr. jen, wow. i think we have a superfan. [ applause ] >> yep. >> the footage just released showing some of the stunts, the grueling training that tom and the gang has gone through courtesy of the u.s. navy, all the flying you will see in the movie is real. the actors are in those fighter jets, cruise tweeting, warning, real flying, real g-forces. may make you puke, his words. the film picks up over 30 years after the original with maverick training a new group of top guns for an extremely difficult

mission. cruise will be joined on screen by jon hamm, miles teller and val kilmer set to reprise his role as iceman when "top gun: maverick" hits theaters in june, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] and then we have to make sure jen, when tom comes here, dr. jen is in the house. house calls. >> yeah, house calls. [ applause ] >> tom, i hear you're sick. finally, everybody, just quickly, now this, go ahead roll it. this is a christmas sweater. why, you ask? what makes it so special? wait for it. wait for it. >> here he comes. >> i mean that is fantastic, you guys. that little girl, that little girl, go on, roll the prompter. that's lucky layla grimes who

asked her mom to make her a special sweater. she sure got one. mom loves making costumes for her kids that push the limits. we say she achieved the goal. >> that's awesome. >> merry christmas, everybody. [ applause ] >> thank you, lara. we're going to move on to our "gma" cover story. an alert about what you buy on amazon. nearly half the listings are the site are sold by third party sellers and according to "the wall street journal," some of them actually sell items pulled straight from the trash. rebecca jarvis here with those details. hey, rebecca. >> reporter: hey, george. yeah, that's right. his is stunning and especially timely for anyone who is rushing to finish up that holiday wish list. most small businesses selling products on amazon are the real deal, but some are peddling actually garbage. here's what you need to know. this morning, a holiday shopping warning, "the wall street journal" reporting that some third party sellers on amazon may be selling actual garbage. >> just about anyone can create

a storefront on amazon. >> reporter: but why are amazon users being fooled into buying trash? according to "the wall street journal," buyers believe if it comes in an amazon box or it has an amazon label, it is, in fact, sold by amazon, but that isn't the case. many third party sellers send their items to fulfillment centers across the country then to be sent by the online retail giant. rachel johnson-greer, a former manager of an amazon fulfillment center, knows the ins and outs and says it's not hard to be fooled. >> anything inside the fulfillment centers would get the prime badge because it could be delivered at that speed, and people started equating that prime badge with amazon. >> reporter: there are millions of brand-new items sold on amazon, but there are also some labeled new that are secondhand. so "the journal" put the idea to the test. >> we retrieved items from store dumpsters. we created an amazon storefront and listed those items on amazon. >> reporter: "the wall street journal" then purchased their own items before anyone else could. according to heather hooks, not

everyone sells trash. >> this is a good one, 50% off. >> buy a toy after christmas for $5, and then flip it online for $20. >> amazon essentially a flea market for online shopping. you don't know where the items are coming from. >> reporter: in response to "the wall street journal" report, a amazon updated their policy to ban selling items from the trash. and closed "the journal's" third party store for violations of their seller's policy and seller code of conduct. amazon also telling abc news, sellers are responsible for meeting amazon's high bar for product quality. there are isolated incidents that do not reflect the high quality customer experience provided by the millions of small businesses selling in our store every day. we will take appropriate action against the bad actors involved including possible legal action. and george, to give people a sense of what we're talking about here, take a look at this product page for chocolates. now take a closer look. it says that it is only available from third-party sellers.

in other words, george, that is not amazon, so don't be fooled by the words fulfillment by amazon. that just means it's shipping the product. amazon is shipping it, not selling it. not all third-party sellers are doing this, but know the seller. look at the reviews before you hit buy. >> have all the information. >> thanks. let's go to michael. it can be easy to overeat during the holiday season. who overeats during the holidays? i think we all do. well, now there's a new study suggests maintaining your weight has more to do with the food you consume than with your fitness routine and dr. jen ashton is here with more. and, doc, tell us about this study. what exactly does it say? >> well, michael, this may be potentially good news for the people who can't stand hitting the gym but an interesting study they looked at children in ecuador versus children in the uk and u.s. basically though very complicated means they tracked how many calories they burned and their findings suggest in children there's a fixed amount of energy expenditure we can go through during the day.

if you're targeting, let's say childhood obesity it should be more about encouraging good eating practices more than physical activity although to be crystal clear we will always encourage physical activity in children and adults for a slew of other reasons. >> and what about adults? what could they do to manage their weight and be healthy? >> you know, i think what's important is that in the adult world of obesity literature, obesity medicine literature, it's been known for some time that the bulk of our weight management does come from what we eat. also, not the calories we burn during physical activity. but the study data also suggests that that exercise is really more effective in preventing weight gain and maintaining a healthy weight more than it is helpful in having someone who's overweight or obese lose weight. again, with adults, i will always encourage physical activity because it's important for our brain, our heart, our mood, et cetera, et cetera, but in terms of the number on the scale, it's mostly about what we eat. >> so you're board certified in obesity. >> yeah. >> obesity medicine. what can we do during the holidays?

what advice do you have? >> keep it moderate. don't overdo it. think about what you do the rest of the year and not just focus on one day. happy holidays. >> with that being said, i'll have an apple. how about that? ginger, over to you. thank you for the tips. i've got a "gma" moment from center valley, pennsylvania. yesterday we shared the little boy not quite in the holiday spirit. madison is making up for it and more. yep, just loving life in the aisles filled with holiday decorations. we thought that was so sweet. please take a moment and go to my facebook page and drop your

all right, now to the reaction to the highly anticipated tv event "live in front of a studio audience," bringing us back to the '70s with live episodes of "all in the family" and "good times," adrienne bankert is here with more. good morning to you, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning to you, too, and happy holidays. yes, a whole generation later. nostalgic, relevant. jimmy kimmel bringing norman lear's classic episodes to a new audience nearly four decades later. ♪ boy the way glenn miller played songs that made the hit parade ♪ >> reporter: the highly anticipated live tv event once again sending audiences back in time. ♪ those were the days >> reporter: the live reenactment of "all in the family" and "good times." >> hi, kids. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: viola davis and tiffany haddish, part of the all-star cast.

>> pearson has been trying to debate the problems with you. why do you keep avoiding them? >> i haven't been avoiding him. >> yes, you have. ♪ deck the halls with boughs of holly ♪ >> reporter: woody harrelson returns starring as the closed-minded patriarch, archie bunker. >> don't be singing a song in spanish at christmas, god don't want to hear that. >> what's the matter, daddy, god doesn't understand spanish? >> well, god understands four or five languages. it's just that spanish ain't his, what do you call, his first language. >> reporter: and marisa tomei reprises her role as edith. >> i don't think i should drink no more. i'm getting dizzy. >> nobody will notice it, huh. ♪ good times ♪ any time you meet a payment >> reporter: then "good times" reintroduced with "black-ish" star anthony anderson belting out the memorable theme song alongside the legendary patti

labelle. ♪ good times >> reporter: with a focus on a politically divided household. >> he does small favors and gets small favors done back. it's a case of one hand washes the other. >> but they don't get cleaned if they're washed in dirty water. >> reporter: and "snl" star jay pharoah plays breakout character older son j.j. >> don't worry about it. i'll have all my girls vote for you because they don't picket and they don't fight, one taste of these lips and they'll follow the lead and dy-no-mite! dy-no-mite! >> this show has been untarnished because i did it. i had fun and i was a part of it and i got to bring an iconic character to life, man. >> you did notice, lara, original, john amos is there in the cast. that really rose the crowd to their feet, and again, all-star on camera and off. what a show.

>> unbelievable. thank you so much for bringing that to us. and thank you, jimmy kimmel and norman lear. what a treat. heading over to cecilia now. >> all right, lara, time now to go into our layering lab. 70 million americans we've been telling you this morning, waking up to the coldest temperatures of the season, so now we're going to show you some simple and stylish ways to layer and stay warm. "good housekeeping" style director lori bergamotto, our friend, is here to tell us how it's done. >> good morning. >> i've been saying i'm freezing. it's so cold outside. i need layers so you're going to start with it's all about that base. i think there is a song. >> yes. this is from uniglos. we see it over here. this is imperative because what you want to do is keep that heat from escaping your body, and this technology that they use which is super affordable by the way, these things start at $9.90 at uniqlo. >> i love these. >> what it does it converts

moisture, traps heat inside, and we need to get you some of that to start. >> heat wicking. >> moisture wicking which brings us to our family. >> hi, guys. good morning to you. so this is something we all struggle with. you put your big coat on to get to work and then you're so hot you're sweaty and dying, you just want it take off your coat. it's again the layering process. >> exactly. you're temperature confused. what we did, we got him a parka and showed this from everlane. it's not too bulky. he can still wear it to work to a business casual office. go ahead and take that off. now he's really warm but what we wanted to show is that if you are a person who suffers from like pit stains or you're sweating -- i'll admit to it. it happens to me. i talked to our fiber scientist at the "good housekeeping" lab, and they said merino wool is the answer. now, you want to get it as close to your body as you can.

this one from j. crew we love because it's washable, but if you can't, you can layer it over that. it's still better than any alternative like sheep's wool or cashmere. choose merino wool, that one from j. crew. >> good to know? for mom here. >> i think you always have to wear the big heavy parka. you say you already got the coat, you can layer up. >> exactly. if you have a fall or layer coat we picked this up from old navy and it's around $70. it's a little bit thinner so you want to buy a size up and layered a blanket scarf over it and she kept saying i'm so warm. it's so cozy. this is from asos. we did creative layering. we belted it. she looks chic. it's really warm. >> i like the belt outside the coat. >> it's still really cute. >> i think of ralphie's brother in "a christmas story," when he can't get his arms down. >> exactly. we have sorin in fleece lined pants from the gap. you want to be creative about that smart layering and those are really warm. they're flannel and then on naya we also have a brushed legging

from h&m. and we have a pair behind you. >> oh, yeah. >> all it is, it is nice and fuzzy. feel that it's really warm. these are, like, $9, you guys, and it's a smart, creative way to layer so you trap that heat inside. you're warm, but you look super cute. >> yep. what do you guys think? are you guys happy? you look absolutely awesome. >> they're really warm and they're affordable options out there and that's what we wanted to drive home. >> layer up. all about that base. thank you, guys. coming up, as we hear from the "star wars" finale, oscar isaac joins us live. >> announcer: pat sajak now in his first interview, he speaks out about his emergency surgery that scared so many. what really happened? and about his return to "wheel of fortune." how is pat doing now? he'll tell you tomorrow only on "good morning america." w only on "good morning america."

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management. time management. >> very important. >> yes. >> well, you're going to help us step up our wrapping. a few techniques you'll show us. the first one, furoshiki. >> it is the art of wrapping with cloth and it can be anything. >> it's reusable. >> it's reusable. it's beautiful. it's easy. and the gifts that you -- what you wrap on the outside can become a gift as well so you can use a scarf or a dinner napkin or just a piece of fabric. it's really easy. all you do is get a piece of fabric that is at least the size of all four sides of the box and put it on the diagonal. >> it has to be a square piece. >> that's the best way. you need four corners. take two opposing corpers and tie these two together. >> you got that? >> really? >> got that. [ applause ] >> once you do that you take the tail of this and tie it on the

other identify. >> so there are multiple tie. >> there are multiple ties. >> that is the secret. the other tail, tie it. now, there are many ways to do it. this is one of the easiest ways. >> you know where i got the name? >> why? >> because when you mess it up you go furoshiki. >> we got that. >> that looks really cool. >> i know. >> so fun. >> a gift and a bow is big. mine are it's the thought that counts. >> well, the thing is sometimes you're wrapping, especially late at night on christmas eve. >> get to the bow. >> and you don't have any ribbon but have wrapping paper. i have a way to make it out of card stock or wrapping paper so coordinate. basically you just take 8 1/2 by 11 sheets. >> you'll cut off. >> i'll cut it out and space a

spoon. >> place it down on a folded piece of card stock. >> and the tails are use these. >> that's right. you. >> just put on tiny tails. >> you use double stick tape. >> i want to tell everyone that cecilia had this on as an eye patch. >> double stick tape. >> in fact it's just a bow and you did what with it? >> double stick taped it. >> and you can do it as a single and -- >> there you. >> or a double. >> i love how you're repurposing the paper. >> okay. let's go over. >> embellishments. you got to embellish it. we're running out of time. >> once you have a gift wrapped you got to put a statement piece of jewelry on top. i use my glue gun, flglue a bel a little greenery. there we go.

>> we have the bows, we have the embellishment and now the challenge. >> that's right. >> so we'll do our great "gma" wrap battle so we're going to let you count down. so three, two, one. >> how much time do we have? >> you have 30 seconds. three, two, one, go. [ applause ] >> my glue gun is not working. >> the glue gun doesn't work. >> our glue gun doesn't work. >> my glue gun is not working. ♪ >> i like it. [ buzzer ] >> we had a situation there. our glue guns were jammed. >> the glue guns were jammed. >> i figured instead of making them look like that i just

rather keep it simple so that's why i did that. >> did you do this? >> you dropped yours in the bushes and it fell out. i don't know what that is but it is not pretty. >> who is a winner? >> this is really tough. i love your simplicity, i love you have a bunch of stuff and that is very avant-garde. >> thank you. > but i feel like the trophy belongs to you. >> oh, wow! >> what? >> thank you. [ applause ] >> there we go. coming up, everybody. "star wars" star oscar isaac will join us live. thank you so much. [ applause ] [ applause ] thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun

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whether you're 10 or 60 "star wars" connects all of us. >> who didn't love a story about good versus evil. what's cool about "star wars," you know which is going to

conquer which. >> these character, no one you root for. you root for all of them. >> now that we've reached the end of the skywalker saga it will be a big moment for everyone. >> we want it to happen at the same time we don't want it to end. >> the last episode. this is it. >> "star wars: the rise of skywalker," rated pg-13. [ applause ] welcome back to "good morning america." yesterday we kicked off our second annual holiday partnership with the nonprofit payaway to layaway. somebody liked that. this is a rowdy crowd. that pays off the layway plans for families in need and now we've got a look at our latest tally. yeah, there it is. $27,164. if you want to add to that just go to our website or

>> the rowdy crowd is going to help me. george! >> "the rise of skywalker" finally makes it to theaters. we are so excited. one of the stars is joining us now fresh off the london premiere. please welcome oscar isaac. [ applause ] >> hello. >> oscar, thanks for joining us. you've been going from one premiere to another,s's it been like to share the movie with audiences? >> it's pretty thrilling. you know, it's the end of a 42-year, 9-picture saga so it's pretty surreal to finally be on the other end of it. >> we've got to ask. we know you have two little boys at home. did you steal anything for them from the set? >> really?

>> no, but now you've given me some good ideas here. >> christmas is coming. >> i might just. >> there you go. j.j., if he's watching, you want to send a shoutout and let him know anything he can send you ahead of the holidays? >> to j.j.? you know, he's really good with gifts. bad robot. like a willy wonka station and sends out really cool gifts all the time so i'm sure he's planned something fun. >> you know, this was the first time you and daisy ridley worked together, right? and we heard that she teased, your two characters bickered a lot. a little han solo/princess leia dynamic going on there in there's a little throwback vibe to the old films. i think what j.j. is able to do so well is capture the spirit of those films and find a way to make them new again and so, yeah, it was really fun to play with that dynamic. i'm finally out of my little box in space and on the ground with my friends. >> we hear, oscar, you love to

sing and daisy ridley said her post-"star wars" dream is to be at a musical so did you two sing together on set? >> yeah, we do. she's got an incredible voice and so i would always try to goad her into singing. she is an amazing singer. >> you know, john boyega, was he jealous of daisy because you two have a bit of a bromance on and off the screen. did john have a problem with that? >> no, no, john, you know, he's very secure young man. he knows where my affections really lie. >> oscar, we know, of course, you and carrie fisher worked together in "the last jedi" and just sort of curious to know what your thoughts were when you saw her performance live forever in "the rise of

skywalker"? >> she was such an example on how to be bold and not apologize for who you are and just loved working with her. and really appreciate they found a way to say good-bye to princess leia in a really beautiful way and i think the way that j.j. and the whole lucasfilm team was able to really give her her due in this last film. [ applause ] >> yeah. deservedly so. and, oscar, we know your last day on set must have been really, really emotional. but we heard that c3po may have stole your thunder a little bit. >> he sure did. so, yeah, at the very end, we were wrapping and i got the microphone and started saying good-bye to the cast and the crew and got a little choked up and then sort of talking a little bit more then i realized that standing right there was anthony daniels ready to say good-bye as well and, you know, it's one thing for me to have been part of these s but he's

been in every single "star wars" film so quickly was, you know what, maybe you're the one that should be talking. i handed over the microphone and to see him say good-bye to this saga, i don't think there's any other actor that's had such a unique commitment to a character like anthony daniels and so to see him really say good-bye for the last time. [ applause ] >> we can't wait to see it. thanks for joining us. all of you can see the final chapter of the "star wars" saga, "the rise of skywalker," in theaters tomorrow. you got a show coming up this afternoon. >> i got a show this afternoon. i have to walk over here for it because we've got a show filled with a lot of fun and, of course, holiday spirit this afternoon. hey. >> making an appearance today. we also have jason derulo getting us in the mood. i meant holiday spirit. >> yes, he is surprising one amazing dad in a really big way. >> we will see you at lunchtime even with caleb.

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we're back now with an inspiring story brought to you by our sponsor disney where a team of heroes program strives to deliver comfort and hope to familiesith children facing serious illness. >> these people are from west michigan. now the two girls who made lifelong bond. we'll talk to them in a moment but first a look at theirtory. >> hi. >> hi. >> reporter: langley and emily are inseparable. the 5-year-olds share almost everything, a love of princess, crafts and each other. a bond built through the

unthinkable. >> she had the stomach flu and then about a week later she was better but she wasn't herself. it was a mommy/daddy gut. something didn't feel right. >> reporter: the shillims took her to the hospital where she was diagnosed with leukemia. >> you have no words at that moment and for quite a while. >> we had to stay positive and take turns going out in the hall to cry, stay strong. even though she was strong, she was stronger than both of us. >> reporter: the news of her diagnosis spread to her preschool classroom. >> when you go through something like this immediately people reach out and you need them. and then there's some people who reach out from the eye of their own storm to guide you through and that's kind of what emily's family did for us. >> reporter: emly morton was in langley's class and had been fighting her own battle diagnosed with an autoimmune disease at just 7 weeks ole. she wanted to be there for her

friend. >> i took emily up to the hospital to see langley and that's the first time emily sat on the hospital bed with her friend from school and they compared iv sites. emily could relate to this is my friend. this is the friend that i have known since i was 3 and somebody she can relate to also is getting wonder woman juice, fighting a battle and they can do it together. >> our sponsored disney's team of heroes specializes in working with children battling illness creating kid-friendly spaces in hospitals. >> who is this? >> moana. >> reporter: painting murals and delivering toys. spreading joy across the country. working with organizations like make-a-wish to deliver that magic of disney to children like langley and emily who exemplify that every day? they have this unconditional love. for them to have found each other and make these memories

it makes me want to be the best mom and the best friend i can be to everybody. [ applause ] >> we're here now with langley and emily and their moms, carrie and jennifer. good morning to you guy. >> good morning. >> this is the whole family. everybody's first time to new york city. >> yes. >> that's amazing. can i ask you moms how has it been so far? >> so exciting. >> it's been wonderful. >> yeah? >> american girl store was a help. >> oh, yeah. >> american girl dolls. very special. >> langley and emily, we want to make your visit more special so we have two special guests to do just that. >> come on out. >> come on out. >> are you ready? >> open that door. who could it be? >> oh, my! [ applause ] >> look at that. >> give them a hug. >> give them a hug. >> get in there. [ applause ]

>> big hugs. big hugs. >> come on over here. >> yay. >> langley and emily, come on over. mickey and minnie actually have a very special surprise for you both. that's right. they -- we were also moved by your story, your friendship so was disney, team of heroes and so we have a little something extra to fulfill that special wish. i know both of you wanted to experience disney world together. >> is that right? wouldn't that be cool? >> yes. >> should we do that? should we see what's in here? this is for you, by the way. oh, my goodness. look at that. it looks like not only are both of you -- >> you guys might need these. >> ears. >> here. >> wow. >> so not only are you both going with the ear, girls, your whole families are going to disney world. >> you're going to disney. >> all of you. >> are you excited?

[ applause ] >> the american girl tour. >> yeah. >> what do you think, langley? yeah? >> happy as can be. >> do you want to give another hug to mickey and minnie. >> you'll be spending more time with them very soon. >> we thank you so much, disney. we're so happy to meet you. thank you for sharing your story. what a pleasure and, everybody, we'll be right back. we're going to celebrate. >> high-five. >> yeah. [ applause ]

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looking better. >> we will be back for midday >> ryan: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new film "noelle," anna kendrick. and kathleen turner. and performing his hit song, lewis capaldi. ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> kelly: hi. [cheers and applause]