last two years. >> people take that seriously. >> they really do. good morning, america. turning point. 16 days after a decisive victory for president-elect biden, president trump finally relents and his administration clears the way for the transition of power. trump endorses the move in what he says is the best interests of our country but still vows he'll never concede. biden forging ahead. his new administration taking shape as he unveils a list of historic cabinet picks, the first woman treasury secretary ever. testing turmoil. with millions of americans on the move for thanksgiving and covid cases surging across the country, demand for testing soars. unable to find testing at all. one of the nation's biggest labs with the new warning about major alizations hit a new high. new york opening another field hospital and pennsylvania days away from running out of icu

beds. thanksgiving exodus. record-breaking numbers of travelers on the move. more than 3 million americans flying for the holiday despite that cdc alert. dr. fauci's new warning about how this travel rush could impact your christmas plans and news this morning about the one major airline now saying they will soon require passengers to prove they're vaccinated. storm on the move. with thanksgiving two days away bringing snow to the midwest, severe weather to the south, what it means for travelers across the country. abc news exclusive. heartbreak and hope. chrissy teigen and john legend's first interview together since their devastating pregnancy loss. >> i definitely give myself permission to have complete and utter grief. every day is so different. >> opening up on their decision to share those photos. the outpouring of love and support from strangers and how the loss has strengthened their

bond. the big news on how they're s who need it most. ♪ it's getting hot in here 's the ballroom. >> this is now one of my top three dances of all time. >> after a season of dancing like no other. and a finale that had america on its feet. bachelorette kaitlyn bristowe and artem taking home the mirror ball trophy, now the champs are taking over "gma" with all the finalists joining us live for ou good morning, america. hope you're doing well this tuesday morning. let's take a look at the winning moment from last night's "dancing with the stars" finale. there they are right there. the champs and the finalists are going to join us live in our next hour. >> looking forward to that. also looking forward to hearing from michael, he's joining us from home. good morning to you. you've got a really special interview, a hopeful interview you'll be bringing us. >> good morning, cecilia.

good morning, george and t.j. that's right. i'm home today after being in close contact with someone who tested positive for covid. i am doing fine but we just wanted to follow the cdc guidelines, you guys. but i still had a chance to talk to chrissy teigen and john legend. it is their first time opening up about their pregnancy loss and their new mission. so it's a great, great interview. >> an unimaginable loss, stra, certainly for them but looking forward, they have a message of hope in there as well, so we'll see you in just a bit. and, of course, we have a lot of other big headlines this morning as well. of course, coronavirus cases surging across the country, and there is a rush right now of people trying to get tested, and many americans are trying to hit the road before the holiday in spite of that warning from the cdc. we will have all the latest on that. >> that's coming up. but first, the big news on the 2020 election. the presidential transition has officially begun with the trump administration and the president himself acknowledging that joe

biden will take office come january 20th. ide of a fight but biden moving forward with major and historic cabinet picks. rachel scott is in wilmington, delaware, with the latest. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning. up until now, joe biden as president-elect has not had any contact with federal agencies to coordinate on issues of national security and public health, but now 16 days after his decisive victory, the transition process officially begins. this morning, president trump is finally showing signs of relenting, his administration clearing the way for the transition of power to officially begin. sources confirming to abc that trump's chief of staff mark meadows issued a memo overnight saying they will comply with all actions needed, but warning them not to speak to the biden team without authorization. this comes just hours after the general services administration, the government agency responsible for facilitating the transfer of power, finally declared joe biden the apparent winner of the 2020 election after delaying for over two weeks.

giving the incoming administration access to key resources like the white house coronavirus task force and classified intelligence briefings. its director attempting to explain the holdup in a letter to biden saying her decision to move forward now was triggered by recent developments involving legal challenges and certifications of election results. and that she received threats directed at my safety, my family, my staff and even my pets in an effort to coerce me into making this determination prematurely. but was never pressured by any executive branch official. the president implying he gave his approval tweeting, it's in the best interest of our country, while still refusing to concede adding, our case strongly continues and we will never concede to fake ballots. but in reality, trump has presented zero evidence of widespread voter fraud, and his campaign and allies have lost at least 30 cases in court as key states are certifying the president-elect's victory like michigan, where biden won by more than 150,000 votes. a small, but growing number of

republicans are publicly acknowledging the race is over. louisiana senator bill cassidy tweeting he voted for president trump, but joe biden won. even conservative firebrand rush limbaugh who was awarded the medal of freedom by the president slamming the trump legal team's efforts. >> they promised blockbuster stuff, and then nothing happened. and that's just -- it's not good. >> reporter: the biden transition team wasting no time unveiling his first cabinet picks. >> do you expect republicans to put up any roadblocks to your nominations? >> are you kidding me? >> reporter: and some of the president-elect's nominations could face a tough confirmation battle in the senate, but if confirmed, they would make history. sources say biden could tap janet yellen. she would be the first woman to serve as secretary of treasury. alejandro mayorkas would be the first latino and the first immigrant to head the department of homeland security, and avril haines would be the first woman

to serve as the director of national intelligence, george. >> okay, rachel, thanks very much. let's get some analysis from jon karl, and, jon, we also know that the president-elect is picking his longtime aide antony blinken for secretary of state, jake sullivan for national security adviser. when you look at the picks so far as a whole, he's trying to balance loyalty and diversity. >> reporter: george, this is going to be diverse cabinet. biden clearly wanted to make history with his first picks. think about secretary of treasury, a position held by white men since george washington appointed alexander hamilton. now your first woman in that spot, but you'll also have people who have decades of experience working with joe biden. just look at the picks for chief of staff and secretary of state. between the two of them, you have people who have work with joe biden with half century.

he clearly values loyalty and one significant change from trump administration, i wouldn't expect a lot of turnover in a biden administration. when he works with people, he tends to work with them for a very long time. >> what about donald trump right now? he still saying he won't concede but acknowledging the transition is going to go forward. we haven't seen much of him in recent days. what do we expect going forward? >> reporter: well, president trump has conceded kind of, or at least acknowledged that joe biden is the president-elect. he certainly isn't conceding that he lost this race, you saw him say explicitly, i will never concede. when we eventually do hear from donald trump about all this, he's intending to run for president again. >> jon karl, thanks very much. cecilia. we turn to our top story now, the latest on the coronavirus emergency. the u.s. setting a new record for current hospitalizations for

the 14th straight day, and with millions of americans on the move for thanksgiving, demand for testing is now soaring and there's a new warning from one of the country's top labs. victor oquendo has the latest on all this. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. labs across the country are strained. cars started lining up nearly four hours before the testing site even opens here in hard rock stadium in miami gardens, and just yesterday they tested more than 3300 people just shy of the record. it's shaping up to be another busy day. this morning, as covid infections surge around the country, so does the demand for testing. quest diagnostics, one of the biggest private labs in the u.s., says the demand for covid tests is so great, testing should be reserved for symptomatic and exposed patient public health professionals say testing asymptomatic carriers is key to controlling the virus. >> i have been for a long time now very, very much pushing the idea that you need to test

people who are in the asymptomatic group. you can get a feel for the penetrants of this community spread. >> reporter: health and human services telling abc news that the vast majority of labs are producing results in about three to five days. across the country, people are lining up to be tested. some waiting up to eight hours for a covid test, others unable to find an available test at all. bailey brown can't find a test within two hours of her home in philly. her boyfriend recently tested negative but is now feeling sick. >> oh, my god, it's like pulling teeth, maybe even worse. every place is full especially right now -- i'm assuming because thanksgiving is coming up. >> reporter: sarah cooney is flying from ohio to pennsylvania to see her family for the holiday. >> i got tested last wednesday at noon and i have been told that the results have been coming back within 48 hours and i still don't have it. so i'm still planning on flying and i'm just hoping those test results come in.

>> reporter: since the beginning of this month, there have been more than 3 million confirmed cases and more than 25,000 people have died. that's about one american death every minute. new york, once the epicenter of the pandemic, now seeing a surge in cases so great, the governor is opening another field hospital. >> these are dangerous times that we're in. >> reporter: and a dire situation in pennsylvania, where officials say they may run out of icu beds by next week. the midwest now has twice as many people hospitalized per capita than the northeast and west. according to the covid tracking project, hospitalizations in ohio are now up more than 50% in the past two weeks. and finally, some hope. today the government will begin distributing regeneron's antibody treatment, the same treatment the president received earlier this year. you have people hoping for that negative test before thanksgiving but officials warn that a negative test could create a false sense of security. cecilia.

>> we see that long line right there next to you. okay, victor, thank you so much. t.j. let's turn now to thanksgiving and an exodus taking place right now. millions are traveling for the holiday despite alerts from health experts pleading with people to stay home and don't have those big gatherings. dr. anthony fauci among them, warning there could be severe consequences if there is a surge in travel and this could impact your christmas. gio benitez live in new york. people are determined to travel for this holiday. >> reporter: they really are, t.j. good morning. over the last few days, we've seen lots of travelers going through tsa checkpoints like this one and now like you said dr. fauci warning that travel right now will affect the next holidays. this morning, record-breaking numbers of travelers over the weekend, more than 3 million people screened at tsa che checkpoints between friday and sunday. flying for the holiday despite that cdc warning not to travel. >> we haven't had thanksgiving

as a family in 12 years so, yeah, with flights kind of being cheap and i already had covid. i was like, perfect, i can go somewhere. >> reporter: but experts say, immunity is not guaranteed and there have been documented cases of reinfection and those air travel numbers don't even include the 48 million others who aaa believes will drive. will mason says he has no choice but to travel home. his college is going virtual. >> it's not really the thing you want to hear is not right before you go home is don't travel, but i guess i don't really have an option there. >> reporter: but the travel rush isn't over. the sunday after thanksgiving is projected to be the busiest travel day. now, a new warning from the nation's top infectious disease expert saying travelers today could make the surge even worse, just in time for christmas. >> what we're doing now is going to be reflected two, three weeks from now. >> reporter: the cdc pointing to how hard it is to stay six feet away from people at airports, bus stations, train stations and

rest stops, and while studies show mask use on airplanes dramatically reduces risk, experts warn about shuttles and ride shares which don't have the same air filtration. >> all the airlines seem to be doing good precautions so we're we'll just live our lives as well. >> reporter: and, remember, if you're driving you probably are going to stop and get some gas, maybe food and, t.j., that is where you put yourself at risk. >> okay, and the cdc is trying here, they're giving us kind of a list of what things we're doing that are low risk and high risk when you travel. >> reporter: oh, yeah, that's right. let's start with the lowest risk right now and that is staying home, of course, but also short trips by car with members of your household with no stops, risks get higher when you take trips with people who are not in your household or even getting on a train or a bus. now, the cdc says the highest risk, flights, especially with

layovers and getting on a small cruise ship or river boat, t.j., we have already seen cases there. >> all right, gio, thank you so much. let's head back over to michael. >> all right, thank you, t.j. now to the latest on the covid vaccines. a major airline ceo saying eventually all international passengers will be required to show proof of vaccination. this is raising new questions on how far vaccine rules will go. our james longman is in london with all the details this morning. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, michael. yeah, covid-19 has already taken so much from us, not least the chance to go on vacation. but just how will large numbers of people feel safe getting back on a plane again? well, one airline is saying you may have to have the vaccine before they let you fly. overnight, one of the world's top airlines, qantas, has announced all international passengers may soon be mandated to start getting the covid-19 vaccination in order to fly.

>> what we're looking at is how you can have a vaccination, a passport, an electronic version of it, is it acceptable to the country that you're traveling to? >> reporter: the ceo of qantas saying he expects other airlines to now follow suit. >> talking to my colleagues in other airlines around the globe and i think it's going to be a common theme across the board. >> reporter: we could soon see similar requirements in other parts of our live. >> airlines, businesses and schools are going to be concerned about legal liability if anybody contracts covid-19 on a plane or in a school or at a place of employment. >> reporter: essential workers will likely be required to get the vaccine. but the pushback against forcing people to take vaccines could be fierce. according to a recent study, half of americans say they aren't willing to take an fda-backed vaccine. >> there are going to be many lawsuits from people saying, i don't want to take that vaccine. but it might be very difficult for them to prevail on these lawsuits.

>> reporter: there's also talk of an app on your cell phone that will function a bit like a covid passport and it will have details of your inoculation as well as the details of the travel restrictions in place in the country you're heading to. there is a lot of new stuff to get used to, michael. >> interesting to see what the public response will be to that. james, thank you so much. back to you, t.j. stra, listen to this now, some big news about "jeopardy." the show is now announced it will be going back to work for the first time since the loss of beloved host alex trebek. this is, of course, exactly what trebek wanted, wanted the show to go on, and for now the show is going to lean on what they're calling a series of interim guest hosts all from the "jeopardy" family. the first is going to be the guy who was recently crowned the greatest of all time. that champ, ken jennings, very familiar to the "jeopardy" fans out there. the other hosts have not yet been announced but this is something since 1984, we're going to see somebody else host "jeopardy."

>> he knows the game. >> knows it well. we are following a lot of other headlines including michael's exclusive one-on-one with chrissy teigen and john legend, the couple's first interview since their heartbreaking pregnancy loss and now rallying support for families that need it most. with covid cases surging the simple test you can take to tell whether to replace your cloth masks. >> part of interstate 70 in colorado just east of vail shutting down because of snow. so that travel is going to be impacted for some. all the way through rockford, illinois, this morning romeoville, illinois and nebraska had snow. i'll get to more in a bit first your tuesday trivia sponsored by consumer cellular.

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millions of americans still traveling for thanksgiving as cases surge across the country and the demand for testing is soaring. one of the nation's biggest labs has issued a warning about major delays. and this morning, we are celebrating the life of new york city's first and only black mayor. david dinkins passed away last night, 93 years old, he served in the marines, earned a congressional gold medal, seeing new york city through the toughest times in the early '90s and his passing comes less than two months after the death of his wife joyce. take a look at this. you see police officers rescuing a woman from a sinking minivan in ohio. she crashed into the river last night and they pulled her from the water and brought her to safety. job well done. >> definitely. we'll turn to that abc news exclusive, chrissy teigen and john legend in their first interview since their heartbreaking pregnancy loss. michael, you spoke with them, and, boy, they are offering so much hope. >> they really are, cecilia. less than two months after their heart-breaking loss, the couple is opening up how the experience has brought them even closer and

now their new mission to help families who need it most with the new charity initiative through the ronald mcdonald house charities. this morning, a message of honesty and strength. >> i definitely give myself permission to have complete and utter grief. every day is so different, so when people ask me how i'm doing, i always say i'm okay today. >> reporter: chrissy teigen and john legend opening up in their first interview together about the painful loss of their pregnancy, a loss that stunned fans when they shared the news. >> i didn't know that we could experience this grief and also share it. but, when we did, it really meant so much to so many people and it was such a powerful experience for me to learn that and i'm just grateful my wife was courageous enough to do it. >> i have thousands of letters written to me. you know, and obviously, it's so painful to go through something like this as a woman, something that was inside your body that you were nurturing and taking care of, but obviously there's a father involved and the support

for the both of us has just been so beautiful, so incredible. >> reporter: chrissy's recent prtions and at 20 weeks the baby they decided to name jack was no longer able to survive. but chrissy says she knew she had to document their suffering deeply intimate photos >> they were very personal and they were heartbreaking. but you said you shared those for people who needed them. >> i don't care if you were offended or disgusted. i understand it could be that way for people. it was designed for the people that were hurting. john was very uncomfortable taking them. >> she felt like really that one of the ways we would carry on jack's memory was to take pictures of that moment. i was like worried. i don't want to commemorate this pain, but the crazy thing about having a miscarriage is you don't walk away with anything. you have this emptiness and we wanted to take the photos so

that we had something to remember him by. >> reporter: the outpouring of love from family, friends and complete strangers helping in ways they never expected. >> but you really don't know the support you have until you go throme for so many people because we're alparated physically in so many ways and just the outpouring of people's love and concern for us has truly been heartening and lifting for us. >> the world is inherently good. i believe people are inherently good and it's shown itself and it's -- as hard as it was, it's beautiful to see this side of it. >> and for chrissy and john, this experience strengthening their bond. >> i just know that i love my wife more than ever. we've been through so many challenges together and they've made us stronger and i know that doesn't always happen when people go through tragedy. but i feel like the challenges we faced together have made us feel even more sure about who we are together as a couple and who

we are as a family. and that, when we commit to be together forever, that we really hold that promise to heart and we take it seriously and i feel like we're stronger together than we've ever been. >> their two young children, miles and luna, also helping them feel hope. you have your hands full with miles and luna. when they're 4 and 2, you have to entertain the kids. >> they bring so much joy every single day and so much adventure every day. >> we've always loved a very lively household. it might be more lively than ever these days, but, yeah, when i -- i don't know. you don't want to be stuck in bed when you hear the laughter downstairs and it helps so much. >> reporter: knowing how important it is to have the support of family during tough times, chrissy and john are teaming up with ronald mcdonald house charities which provides resources and assists families with sick or injured children in the hospital. >> mcdonald's has been supporting ronald mcdonald house charities for 40 years and they --

>> and i've been supporting mcdonald's for 34 years. >> yes. me, 41. >> what made you guys want to team up and partner up with ronald -- ronald mcdonald house charities? >> as long as you care for children there's nothing else you need to do aside from being a part of this initiative. this is bipartisan. loving your children, loving -- wanting the best for your children and wanting to keep families together for us is insanely important. >> reporter: and now more than ever charities need help as donations decline due to the pandemic. >> you know, you've seen this year, with covid especially, that people need their families closer when they're going through an illness and a lot of families can't afford to be there. >> what they're doing is so incredible and so beautiful and honestly, this is probably one of the most proud things i've pport. >> reporter: the organization helping families like the

howells who stayed at the ronald mcdonald house when their daughter justine was born with a rare genetic disorder, requiring treatment at a hospital hours from home. justine, now 7, is able to support her dad from the sidelines as he raises funds and awareness for ronald mcdonald house charities. now to rally support and attention, mcdonald's is taking the initiative online with the #hereforrmhc social challenge. >> mcdonald's is committing $100 million to support ronald mcdonald house charities and we want to involve everyone in that. so mcdonald's is going to donate the money but, if you want to participate and have $100 donated in your name, you can #hereforrmhc and give us heart hands. >> on instagram, tiktok or twitter. do you want us to teach you the heart hands? >> start with the diamond. start with a diamond. >> look at your hands, my god.

>> he is a football player. put your pinkie up. right pinkie up. >> hey, stop making fun -- >> make a heart with your index fingers. >> finish with a heart. >> there you go. >> there we go, the pinkie -- >> you probably had a few injuries on that pinkie. >> i mean, you guys, two of my favorite people to talk to, we've been friends for quite a while, but this is still a tough conversation to have. but, as you can see, they have not lost their sense of humor. they are resilient. even through all their pain and their healing they are reaching out and helping people through the ronald mcdonald house charities which shows just how special they are. >> i love how they say that they it. u find comfort in talking about it and healing with the people around you. so what a powerful, courageous, gesture and to do it so publicly. >> a lot of love there. >> absolutely. >> thank you so much, my man. to learn more about #hereforrmhc

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life, but after months of use, when is it time for a change? will reeve is here with tips. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, george. lots of people like me wear cloth masks like these all day every day. they are effective at containing the spread of covid-19 but exan you might think. as coronavirus cases continue to surge across the nation, mask wearing remains key to containing the spread. proof here that droplets are capable of traveling nearly eight feet with no face covering. >> this is what's under the hood. >> reporter: and in a duke university test of 14 commonly used types of masks, one of the top performers, the polycotton mask. but with those masks such a regular part of our daily lives, is the one you might have been wearing for months wearing out? >> you can imagine that a mask as it gets older especially a cotton fabric mask might get looser. the more loose the fabric is, the more that the really small particles that you can't

necessarily see with the naked eye, the more those can escape. >> reporter: joyce chung wears a mask whenever she leaves her los angeles apartment. >> we do try to maintain our masks so we try to wash them at least once a month. i think over time they do start to break down. >> reporter: so how do you know when your mask might need replacing? >> if you can see light through the mask, it's not going to do its job. if you see fraying at the edges or the elastic seems to be worn, it's either curling or warped or it seems a little bit fragile. e throw those away and replace them with newer ones. >> reporter: i'm going to hold this clean mask up to the light. still good. epidemiologist chris johnson recommends cloth masks be replaced every two to thre >> you can see that the nose piece, the metal nose piece to keep this mask in place is actually poking out. >> reporter: and to check them for signs of wear and tear every time you clean them. >> this one is like way too loose for me now. i can't even wear it.

but it used to be able to fit really closely here. as you can see it's too stretchy here to wear. >> reporter: our experts told us to think of your mask like a seasonal item. so, as you bring out those winter coats mix in a new mask and our dr. jen reminds us that your cloth mask should be washed in the laundry after each use, george. >> they sure should. will, thanks very much. cecelia? >> checking mine. i can still keep it. coming up, insider tips on how to get the hottest gifts this holiday. new xbox and ps5 and, of course, our big "dancing with the stars" after party but first, our "play of the day" is coming up.

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swing. let's top showing this. he's not this bad. >> is that really his golf swing? listen to the trash talk from peyton manning. >> that's kind of news to me that charles has been to stone canyon three times. he hasn't played golf. he's just gone there to eat three times. they have great lunch and dinner service. will be his first time playing the course in the actual match on friday. >> that's where he's been practicing. the swing isn't that bad anymore. he really has put in some work hech is going to take place friday 3:00 on tnt and it's all for charity. >> all right. >> nice. >> trash talking. coming up, our "dancing with the stars" after party. mirror ball champs, kaitlyn and artem, and all the finalists are joining us live.

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smooth sailing thanksgiving through monday. >> it's the big "dancing with the stars" after party, the new mirror ball trophy winners and all the finalists are live on "gma." we're back here with another update in about 30 minutes.

good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. testing turmoil. with millions of americans on the move for thanksgiving, covid cases surging across the country, demand for testing soars. people lined up for hours across the country, some unable to find testing at all. one of the nation's biggest labs with a new warning about major delays as hospitalizations hit a new high. turning point. 16 days after a decisive victory for president-elect joe biden, president trump finally relents. his administration clearing the way for the transition of power. president trump endorsing the move in what he says is the best interest of our country, but still vowing he'll never concede. biden forging ahead revealing a list of historic cabinet picks. new this morning, superstar miley cyrus opens up about her sobriety. >> i think a lot of people being completely honest during the

pandemic fell off. >> revealing she's now two weeks sober after, quote, falling off during the pandemic. her advice for everyone struggling with addiction right now. ♪ one way or another the hunt for the new xbox and ps5. families searching for these most sought-after items for christmas, sold out across the board. where you can still find them before it's too late. ♪ looking for some hot stuff let's talk turkey. just two days before thanksgiving and this morning, the secrets to the perfect bird from america's test kitchen. how basting is actually ruining your turkey and the real trick to getting that golden crispy skin. ♪ oh, i wanna dance with somebody ♪ we have a winner. >> kaitlyn and artem. and artem are live this morning along with all the finalists, the "dancing with the stars" after party starts right now. >> both: good morning, america. ♪ i wanna feel the heat

♪ i wanna dance with somebody good morning, america. hope you're doing well on this tuesday morning. >> yeah, a big morning here. and look who wasn't going to miss this party, strahan at home this morning, but we're kicking off our "dancing with the stars" party celebrating what we saw last night. stra, knew you weren't going to miss it. >> yeah, i wasn't going to miss that, t.j. you know better than that. let's take a look again at that winning moment. host tyra banks announcing bachelorette kaitlyn and her partner artem as this year's winners. the pair taking home the mirror ball trophy. >> they sure are and they have not stopped dancing ever since. this morning, they are joining us live with all the finalists to look back on a season that was like none other. >> that is coming up. first, the big news on 2020 election. presidential transition has officially begun. trump administration and the president himself have acknowledged that joe biden will take office come january 20th. the president still putting up the pretense of a fight, but biden is moving ahead with

historic cabinet picks. rachel scott joins us now. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: yeah, george, good morning. 16 days after joe biden's decisive victory, president trump is showing signs of relenting. his administration finally clearing the way for the official transition process to begin. sources tell us the president's chief of staff, mark meadows, issued a memo overnight saying, the white house will comply with all actions needed to ensure the smooth transition of power as the general services administration finally declared joe biden the apparent winner of the 2020 election. the president-elect will now have access to those key resources like the white house coronavirus task force and those critical classified intelligence briefings. but president trump is still refusing to concede an election he overwhelmingly lost. joe biden is plowing forward today. he is set to introduce his first cabinet picks, george. >> okay, rachel, thanks very much. cecelia? we're going to turn to the latest on the coronavirus emergency. the u.s. setting a new record for current hospitalizations for the 14th consecutive day and with millions of americans on the move for thanksgiving, demand for testing is now soaring. victor oquendo is back with the

latest. good morning again, victor. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. nning to sound that alarm saying that soon the demand for testing will start to surpass the capacity and warning people to expect longer turnaround times for results. just look at the line behind me at hard rock stadium. it started forming nearly four hours before the site even opened. this morning, as covid infections surge around the country, so does the demand for testing. quest diagnostics, one of the biggest private labs in the u.s., says the demand for covid tests is so great testing should be reserved for symptomatic and exposed patients. although recommendations by public health professionals say testing asymptomatic carriers is key to controlling the virus. >> i have been for a long time now very, very much pushing the idea that you need to test people who are in the asymptomatic group. you can get a feel for the penetrants of this community spread. >> reporter: health and human services telling abc news that

the vast majority of labs are producing results in about three to five days. across the country people are lining up to be tested. some waiting up to eight hours for a covid test. since the beginning of this month there have been more than 3 million confirmed cases and more than 25,000 people have died. that's about one american death every minute. new york, once the epicenter of the pandemic, now seeing a surge in cases so great the governor is opening another field hospital. >> these are dangerous times that we're in. >> reporter: people want that clean bill of health before thanksgiving hoping for that negative test. but officials warn that a negative test could create a false sense of security. cecelia? >> dangerous times as the governor said. okay, victor, thank you so much. coming up here, superstar miley cyrus revealing she's two weeks sober after falling off during the pandemic. her advice now for others who are struggling. plus, holiday hacks and the

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♪ well, you know you make me want to shout kick my heels up and throw my hands up and throw my head back and come on now ♪ ♪ don't forget to say you will ♪ shout ♪ don't forget to say yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ yeah, come on now, say, i want

you to know ♪ ♪ i said i want you to know right now ♪ ♪ yeah, i said i want you to know ♪ ♪ yeah, i said i want you to know right now, yeah ♪ ♪ yeah, you know you make me want to shout, whoo yeah, yeah, shout ♪ ♪ shout, all right, all right, shout, shout, shout, shout, shout, ♪ ♪ shout ♪ oh, all right, all right how is that for a zoom dance extravaganza? welcome back to "gma." special dance for "dancing with the stars" after party. that was choreographed by val performed by all the winners and the finalists. >> yes, and there they are. still dancing. kaitlyn and artem with the mirror ball trophy. we'll be talking to them just ahead. just checked in with them, they said they maybe got an hour of sleep. >> brutal. still having fun. still dancing. can't wait for that.

but first, it's time for "pop news" with lara. hey, lara. hi, you guys, good morning to you. we're going to begin with a very special exclusive from our friend, taylor swift. first, she surprised us with a new album that she made during quarantine. well, now, she has something else to share exclusively with "gma." since she can't do live shows for the time being, taylor is teaming up with disney plus to bring you a show. she'll bring it right to your living room. it's a studio concert film that she directed and who better than to give us a little more detail than taylor herself. take a look. >> so "folklore" was an album that was made completely in isolation which means that we never saw each other while we were collaborating and creating the album. but we got together at long palm studios and for the very first time got to create this music together, play through it, talk through it. we were joined by justin vernon and it was filmed by disney plus. it debuts tonight. i'm so excited for you to see it. it was an amazing experience

getting to really jump into the album with the people that i made it with and i really hope you enjoy it. >> i bet we will. surprise, everybody. the concert as she just said debuts tonight midnight on disney plus and here is a sneak peek of the show. >> first day we've been in the same room. >>woears. >> first moment. ♪ but i can see in the memory >> taylor swift's "folklore," the long pond studio sessions airs on disney plus tonight. one more surpr tomorrow to talk about the project and so much more, again, tomorrow morning, right here on "gma." thank you, taylor. very excited for that. and you know that this music that you're about to hear can only mean one thing. wait for it.

maybe. we're going to need -- okay. well, i want to you imagine the "jaws" music, you know the music. ♪ >> we're going to need a bigger boat or more time for this story or in this case a bigger crane. the academy museum of motion pictures posting on their twitter account that they finally installed the giant shark used in the making of the original, the one and only steven spielberg hit 1975 thriller "jaws." they had to disassemble the glass walls of the museum to get this 1200-pound 25-foot-long prop into the building. the museum staff spending over a week installing bruce as he was lovingly named on set during the making of the cult classic. well, bruce now hangs 30 feet in the air ready to menace visitors as they walk through the doors of the academy museum when it opens april 30th, 2021. a spectacle for sure, so excited to visit.

and finally, an act of kindness that caught our attention. a man walks into a bar -- this is not a joke, i promise. this is a real story. walks into a bar in cleveland, he orders a beer, he then gets the bill, $7, and take a look. can you see that there? yeah, that's not $3, guys. a $3,000 tip left because the bar is closing because of coronavirus. that generous man wanted to make sure the staff had a little cushion to help them get through this tough time. take a look. >> and i quickly glanced down and it looked like a $300 tip and i go, wow, that's a nice tip for a guy that just had a beer. then i put my reading glasses on and my eyes almost popped out of my head. >> so great. forget 20%. that was as you just saw in our graphic a 42,000% tip on top of the cost of that one beer that the man enjoyed. the staff says the generosity of customers has helped them survive their first closure and now this.

thanks to the generosity and with that i send it back to you guys in the studio. >> what a wonderful gesture. >> that was great, lara, thank you so much. all right, we head over to michael back at home. all right, thank you, cecilia. and we're going to go to our "gma" cover story. superstar miley cyrus revealing she fell off sobriety during the pandemic and sharing how she's now moving forward. zohreen shah joins us from los angeles with more. good morning, zohreen. >> reportechael. one year ago miley really started thinking about getting sober. she was 27. that's when kurt cobain, amy winehouse, jimi hendrix, other big artists died from addiction. she admits she relapsed, but she is now sharing how she's getting through it. ♪ back to the ocean >> reporter: days before miley cyrus' latest album release, the music sensation dropping a bombshell, revealing she fell off sobriety. >> well, i like a lot of people, you know, being completely

honest, during the pandemic fell off and felt really a lot -- i would never sit here and say i've been sober and i didn't. i fell off and i realize that i now am back on sobriety, two weeks sober. >> it is not easy to learn how to live without substances. it isn't easy to learn how to live clean and sober. to walk through those emotions, especially during times of covid when there isn't connection, community or support so easily accessible. ♪ i don't belong to anyone >> reporter: the "midnight sky" singer saying she's focused on moving forward opening to apple music zane lowe. >> one of the things i use is don't get furious, get curious. so don't be mad at yourself, but ask what happened? >> in all of human development, curiosity, a better self, our

relationship in the world. how we relate to other people and how we relate to substance. ♪ why can't you why can't you just let me go ♪ >> reporter: cyrus noting everyone has to do what's best for them. and for her, it's being disciplined. >> i don't have a problem with drinking. i have a problem with the decisions i make once i go past know -- even ini just have been wanting to wake up 100%, 100% of the time. >> reporter: she's had a tough few years. she started working on her latest album, two years ago, but the malibu fires destroyed her house and much of what she created. her album finally drops friday and the zane lowe interview you saw is available right now on apple music. people going through the pandemic. thank you so much. george? >> yeah, michael, we're wishing

her a lot of luck. in today's holiday hack tracking down the two gaming consoles among the most popular gifts this season. becky worley is bringing us all the best tips. >> reporter: the two most popular gaming consoles released in time for the holidays -- or not. the ps5 and xbox series x sold out everywhere and the prospects are bleak for new inventory. >> it has been very hard. we have looked everywhere. >> reporter: angel rice is desperate to find a ps5 for one of her best employees, a woman who plans to spend the next four days camped out at a gamestop in the hopes of getting one for her 11-year-old son. >> so she's goin because it's all he's asked for. and, as a mom, especially a single mom, you want to do something what your kids -- you want to give them something so they have that magic and so we mainly wanted to heavy her. >> well, gaming consoles don't come out every year like a phone. if you had to rank them how popular they are this year, if this is the top game consoles

are up here. >> reporter: the consoles selling on ebay for up to $1,800 and as for new inventory coming to market, walmart.com announcing they'll have ps5 consoles wednesday night at 9:00 eastern. best buy's black friday ad promising both consoles available on the 27th, limited stock. as angel's employee found out, gamestop saying that on black friday they'll have two of each console in each one of their physical stores. >> i'm going to wish all you parents a lot of luck. you basically have to be online at the right time and happen to get through in that instant moment. you're fighting tens of thousands, if not arguably hundreds of thousands of people, trying to maybe secure around a few hundred consoles. so this is extremely hard. offer us any concrete information on new stock saying they're doing everything they can to meet demand and microsoft says they're working to replenish xbox hardware as quickly as possible and some instances on a weekly basis citing amazon, target and best buy as outlets for the consoles. desperate parents, george.

>> i bet. how will they know when new stock is is there? >> reporter: you know, there is a tool so that you can find out when new stock comes in. nowinstock.net is a website. sign up for alerts and then you get texts within s becomes available online so good luck, folks. >> good luck to everyone. becky, thanks very much. we have some of the best deals on goodmorningamerica.com. now let's go to ginger. >> and, george, it's been a while since we did a "gma" moment but i couldn't let this one pass. at least not beyond thursday. that is harry drew and fetti wink, the goats dressed up. you're wel good morning. i'm abc7 news metrologist mike nicco. a colder but dryer start this morning. we have scattered showers tonight, an extended period of

dry weather, a little bit above average like today. we have upper 50s. a little milder tonight with a chance of some drizzle. low to upper 40s. ♪ all right, the disco ball has descended in the studio. it is now time, officially, for "dancing with the stars" after party, the one and only. last night they took home the mirror ball and this morning they are ready to celebrate. winning couple kaitlyn and artem, we're about to chat with them live but first, let's look back at season 29. >> kaitlyn and artem! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: it was a finale like no other. >> i thought "america's next top model" was glamorous. "dancing with the stars" is like beyond glamour. >> reporter: an incredible all-star cast taking on the wild beast of "dancing with the stars." ♪ the circle of life >> reporter: tiger queen carol

e baskin fiercely at never quite getting that perfect score. and midseason a terrifying moment for cheryl burke. >> oh, my god. are you okay? >> reporter: the seasoned dancer hitting the ground hard but pushing through and recovering to dance again. ♪ >> reporter: and a tragedy on week eight. >> i'm absolutely devastated e stars" has to end this way. >> reporter: jeannie mai leaving the competition early due to a ep epiglotis kye know sis. and the ultimate redemption story, the underdog nelly week after week pulling in low scores until it really matters. nelly rocking the freestyle and bringing in that perfect score. >> a 10! >> reporter: in the end, kaitlyn

and artem's skills earned them the title and that dazzling mirror ball trophy. >> we are joined now by kaitlyn and artem, there they are, still holding on to that mirror ball. you said this was something you wanted to be on the show, you actually won it. how did it feel to actually win the thing? >> yeah, it was -- it felt like a long time coming. i have been thinking about this for five years. to be here in this moment feels very surreal. >> artem, you've been thinking about it for more years than that. you've been with the show for multiple seasons. your first win here, though, right? so what is it like to take it home? >> i mean it's been a long time coming but i'm just happy it happened, you know, finally, yes. i can bring it home. >> yes! >> bring it to my son so he can enjoy it as well. >> son matteo still a newborn essentially. i know you're looking forward to getting back home to him. and you, kaitlyn, your b jason, who has been with you through the journey, part of bachelor nation as well and you joked maybe he would propose

if you were able to win the mirror ball. so we have a special message here from jason now. >> oh, gosh. >> you did it, baby. you freakin' did it. congratulations on winning the mirror ball and making your dreams a reality, baby. we are so proud of you. mwah. >> all right. i teased that up with a proposal. maybe we rolled the wrong video there, kaitlyn. so what -- >> you scared me. >> i'm sorry. but now you have the mirror ball. so you thought you might get the mirror ball and an engagement. what do you think now? >> i mean, the pressure is really on for jason. i feel like everyone has been so, where's the ring now? no pressure, jason. >> and, artem, you have a family waiting at home. your wife, of course and matteo, i think, this summer was born. you had to be away from them. how big a deal is this now to be able to get back home and get settled and have the win? >> oh.

>> you know what, i just can't wait to get back because i love seeing him in the early mornings and put him to bed and can do it every single day and i just can't wait to get this, squeeze him, smell him. hug my fiancee, be like complete family. >> well, congrats. i don't know what it is with the bachelorettes but this is back-to-back wins i believe on "dancing with the stars" for bachelorettes. you do well and the cheering we're hearing is actually the people y'all beat. so good of them to be not sore losers. there they are. look at that happy bunch of people that lost last night. we'll talk to everybody here shortly. somebody wake up nelly. but coming up, much more on our "dancing with the stars" after party. live. stay with us, folks. stay with us, folks.

welcome, welcome to the best party ever, the "dancing with the stars" after party! boom, boom, boom. boom, boom, boom. ♪ dance with somebody >> boom, boom, boom, welcome back, everybody, to "gma." th banks inviting you to our "dancing with the stars" after party, all eight finalists joining us live. after last night's finale we talked to the winners and joined by all of them, nev schulman, jenna, nelly and daniella and justina and sasha. good morning to you all. i know it was a long -- it was a fun night but let's start -- i'm going to start with you, nelly. see how your night was, my man. when you first -- when you came on -- when we first announced you were going to be on the show you said, you just couldn't go out the first night and they considered you an underdog.

did you think you were an underdog this whole time? >> um, yeah, definitely felt like it. [ laughter ] um, no, i mean, you know as the season progressed, i mean you know you try to just find a at you comfortable and, you know, i had a great teacher and everything and i really enjoyed the environment. so things got better. >> t.j., sounded like you tapped into a lot of inside jokes right there on that one. nev, you made a real splash with your freestyle. were you ever worried you might not be able to get through and you might just slip all over the dance floor? >> you know, i wasn't sure exactly. we were nervous going into rehearsals for the first time with the rain on that platform, but luckily the crew found this incredible grippy sort of gym mat material and -- i don't

know. yeah, the moment, it just worked out, felt great, you know. i like being a little wet sometime, right? >> sure. >> it worked out so well and, justina, you got a little wet as well. let's go back to the "flashdance" moment in your salsa this year. >> whoa! >> got a little wet as well. >> now, is it true you didn't want to do that? >> yeah! >> yes. >> do it again. >> again. >> yay! >> all right, nev, we're coming over to you again. i hear you were super bummed that you didn't actually get to fly in the private jet. so props in l.a., bring it out. we got you the very next best thing. not quite a private jet. >> there it is. >> oh, yes. >> fly, fly. >> whoo! >> you're well-rested. you know what, you all tell me --

>> get some drinks on that flight. >> you all were competitors. nelly, let me bring you and daniella back in. you were competitors but i think everybody can tell this was an experience that you enjoyed having together. what was this like and what are these relationships like now after the experience up's had? >> i think that's the biggest thick for me was just the experience, not just with daniella but, i mean everybody that was a part of the show, everybody in front of the camera and everybody behind the camera from the runners to the producers to the directors to the judges. you know, the environment was just, it was very, very dope and it helps a lot, you know what i mean, when you look forward to coming to create something with people that you genuinely like. so it was cool. >> all right, guys. >> love you, nelly. >> appreciate that. >> we want to get to the fun because not everybody won the mirror ball lais morning. you have the paddles. here we go. the paddles in your hands. this is called the "dancing with

the stars" awards. you're going to hold them up, the face of the star who you think should win. so first question, here we go, we saw them dancing in the balcony of the audience every show. who had the best skybox boogie? >> easy. >> i can't actually see them oh, i think we got it. nev and jenna, break it down. let's see the moves. >> all right. what do we got? >> all right. >> oh, go. ♪ getting hot in here so take off all your clothes i am getting too hot i wanna take my clothes off ♪ >> oh. >> yeah. ♪ >> love the music. >> hey! >> break down. [ laughter ] >> freestyle. >> number two, how about the best judge's impression? >> oh. >> for sure. >> nelly, nelly, nelly.

>> it looks like it was unanimous. so, nelly, we got to hear a bruno? >> yeah. oh, my man bruno, it's like -- you have to accentuate, nelly. you have to bring the arm around and up like you have lasers shooting out of your fingers. >> nailed it. >> okay. one more here, i think we have time for. who had the best breakdance? >> oh. >> there she is. >> the only breakdance. >> bring it. >> right there. >> there she is. >> we probably don't have time for this. >> we got plenty, kaitlyn. we'll make it. ♪ can't touch this ♪ can't touch this >> wow! >> wait. that was so good. we got time for one more. they made time. guys, who had -- final question

here -- the best '80s moves. >> oh. >> oh. >> yeah, yeah. >> break it down, break it down. >> justina, that's you. remember this? ♪ she's a super freak ♪ she's super freaky now >> get wet, justina. >> need some leg warmers. get you some leg warmers. >> all of you, congratulations, it takes nerve to do this show and for you all to get out there and put yourselves out there the way you did. but congratulations on all of it and thanks for having some fun with us this morning and don't go too far. we got a little more coming from one of our dancers in just a little bit but also coming up we're counting down to thanksgiving and america's test kitchen. we're going to give you a secret to the perfect turkey and something you could be doing that is ruining your turkey. stay with us. we'll be right back. >> controversial. ♪ run away we're running in circles ♪

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♪ and i love all right. welcome back. the countdown to thanksgiving is on and all week long we are helping you hack your holidays this morning. dan souza is joining us live with tips for the tastiest turkey ever. good morning to you. super excited about this because -- >> good morning. >> t.j. is a turkey man. he's a

his own. so we'll put you to the test. we're going to start with brining the bird. i'm about to do it tonight. you say it doesn't have to be a wet brine. you have a tip for a dry brine. what you got? >> that's right. really good you're doing it tonight. it takes a couple of days, at least 24 up to 48 hours and it's even better than a wet brine. doesn't add moisture to the skin owe better browning and crisping but all the benefits of well seasoned meat. simple to do. i like to wear gloves but you can use a wooden spoon and going under and loosening up the skin from the meat make ago a gap there and going in with kosher salt and like a little sugar in it as well and use four tablespoons of kosher salt and four teaspoons of sugar and get right on the skin. sorry, on the flesh, if it it's on the skin it takes too long to penetrate. go in there and all over on all sides of it and the next step to

this is putting it in your fridge and letting it sit for 24 to 48 hours, if you can do it uncovered that's the best. really allows the skin to dry out and crisp better but if you have a crowded fridge which we all do it's also okay to wrap it. >> certainly saves space for doing the big liquid giant container your fridge. that's a huge help. if you haven't picked up your turkey, anything you can do to enhance the flavor if you don't have time for brine. >> there is. there are two great options at the super market if you haven't planned ahead. one is a kosher turkey. kosher turkeys are processed with salt and get all the benefits of that during the processing stage so they're nice, really great flavor. a lot of supermarkets are doing pre-brined birds and tend to sell out quickly. they may not be available. those are good last-minute alternatives in a great hack for avoiding dryness. if the dark meat is cooked, the white meat is dry, what do you do? >> yeah, so we come up with all kinds of tricks and hacks and

did all these things to slow down the cooking of the breast and line it up with the brown meat. that breast meat -- iced down the breast but the easiest way to make a foil shield. it's a double layer of aluminum foil and mold it to the outside of the breast. what it does, it will reflect a lot of heat from the oven away from the breast during initial cooking and go into a 500-degree oven and immediately turn it down to 425 and roast hike this for 45 minutes. after that we'll take this guy off and then everything will line up for the rest of cooking. so about 325 degrees until we hit 160 in the breast and 175 in the legs. it evens it out beautifully and it's just a simple piece of foil. >> i want to get to this next one becau this is hugely controversial. to baste or not to baste? >> to baste or not to baste. so, yes, basting, you know, pulling liquid from the bottom and putting it over the top. we've seen our grandmothers do it. unfortunately it's not a great

idea. it introduces moisture into the skin which causes it to not brown and crisp. it slows down cooking because you're pulling out of the oven a lot to do it. so the basic gist is you don't need a baster. you can just get rid of it. rest for at least 45 minutes uncovered for a 12 to 14-pound bird. if it's a bigger bird, you want to go a little longer, up to an hour ment it'll stay nice and warm and the skin will stay nice when not covered up. >> you are our turkey life coach even though t.j. seems skeptical. ar thank you so much, my friend. dan -- >> if you're looking for a smaller -- we're all doing smaller thanksgivings obviously. this is a one-pot turkey. it's a breast and it's roasted on top of the stuffing so all those juices going into the stuffing. absolutely gorgeous. i like a lot of leftovers so will do the full bird and eat sandwiches for days but that's a great option. >> you and me both, dan. thank you so much.

happy thanksgiving to you. everybody, dan has a great recipe for a small one-pot turkey and more in america's test kitchen's latest book "the complete one pot." check out his tips on goodmorningamerica.com. ginger, over to you now. >> cecilia,s that a lot to take in before thursday but let me start you out with this. i've seen dozens of questions about this image or ones like it that people have been taking. that is called a whole punch with fall streaks and circum-horizontal arc. i know it's a lot to take. i explained on my instagram. i wanted to also share mother nature good morning. i'm abc7 news metrologist mike nicco. any fog out there is fading after 9:00. sunshine and warmer temperatures this afternoon. tonight, showers, even a little drizzle by tomorrow's morning iv turning now to our special season of giving, this segment

is sponsored by subaru. this is the 10th anniversary of their partnering with make a wish to support the subaru share the love event. where heroes like x-games star travis pastrana make a huge difference in children's lives. travis pastrana is a fearless legend in the world of action sports. >> yes! yes! >> reporter: he's an x games gold medalist. >> travis with the gold there once again. >> reporter: and a fierce competitor in rally racing. but his biggest passion is giving back to others. as a spokesperson for our sponsor subaru and their share the love event, for every vehicle purchased or leased through january 4th subaru will donate $250 to charity. customers can choose between aspca, make a wish or over 140

other local charities. >> through the subaru share the love event they've been able to donate over 200 million to charities but 23 million specifically to make-a-wish. they've granted over 2,500 wishes and it's just an amazing thing. >> reporter: this year make-a-wish is celebrating their 40th year of making dreams come true. for children with critical illnesses. for travis it's personal. he's taken part in hundreds of make-a-wish experiences. >> we have an opportunity to let those kids and those families live just a moment without thinking about the hardships. >> travis is my hero since i was a little kid. >> reporter: bryce was born with rts make-a-wish dream was to meet travis and visit his motor cross park in maryland called pastrana land. in 2018 that wish was granted. >> we did doughnuts in the subaru and had fun.

>> reporter: two years later bryce is riding high and hopeful about his health. >> i feel really healthy and travis has inspired me to keep doing what you're doing and keep riding and never give up. >> so many of those kids like bryce come out at the other end with a new passion, a new motivation and that's pretty cool. >> that is pretty cool and the subaru share the love event is going on right now. coming up, we have a special performance by nelly featuring tyler hubbard of florida georgia line. stay with us. "gma's" season of giving is sponsored by subaru subaru share the love event, now

a incredible "dancing with the stars" season, congratulations to him, the multi-platinum

grammy winning artist, there he is, releasing his first country inspired album "heartland" bringing us a performance of his new single featuring florida georgia line. nelly and tyler hubbard with "lil bit." >> hey. yeah. ♪ what up, nelly ♪ talk to 'em, uh, uh, uh, uh ♪ ha, ha ♪ yeah, running all red lights pull up to the club just to get, just to get ahead, right ♪ ♪ i do this every night you can call it limelight i'ma call it my life ♪ ♪ shawty lookin' all right, tk jeans on, skin, skin, skin tight ♪ ♪ she be shaking that taillight got me froze in the road like a deer in the headlights, uh, uh, yeah ♪ ♪ oh, back woods, wanna know if yo rocks ice cold ♪ ♪ got the coupe on the new town road real low, oh ♪ ♪ i know we just met but, girl, let's roll, let's roll, woah ♪ ♪ let's roll, let's roll, i'll go anywhere you wanna go, let's go, oh ♪ ♪ and she said, take me to the country show me where you from ♪

♪ i said, shawty, you gon' love me and we gon' have some fun ♪ ♪ i bring out my big wheel and you can climb on up ♪ ♪ girl, i think you a big deal now show your boy some love ♪ ♪ huh, just a lil bit just a lil bit, uh ♪ ♪ just a lil bit, yeah just a lil bit, uh ♪ ♪ we gon' have some fun, just a lil bit ♪ ♪ just a lil bit, yeah ♪ just a lil bit, yeah, we gon' have some ♪ >> talk to 'em, nelly. ♪ shawty messin' with a pro now, woo, i'm a pro now ♪ ♪ i'm the who, what, when, where to go now shows sold out ♪ ♪ from the front to the back, hip-hop on the hoedown got the ♪ i'm the black tom brady in this, i'm the g.o.a.t. now, ha, ha ♪ ♪ shawty, i'm so up orleans out to so-cal, better know now ♪ ♪ i know we just met, but, girl, let's roll, let's roll, woah ♪ ♪ let's roll, let's roll, i'll go anywhere you wanna go ♪ ♪ let's go, oh, ayy, ayy, ayy ♪ and she said, take me to the

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big thanks to nelly and tyler hubbard for that and all he stars" guests today. >> that was a lot of fun and be sure to check out our holiday gift guide. you can find more than two dozen bonus deals on goodmorningamerica.com and you can use our qr code on the screen to take you right to the website. >> all right, folks, thanks for joins us. have yourself a great tuesday. joins us. have yourself a great tuesday.

>> good morning, everyone. we're expecting an update from california's health secretary. he warned more counties could be moving in more restricted tiers. here's a look at where bay counties stand. the only three counties that are not include san francisco, san mateo and marin counties. here's like with a look at our forecast. >> let's take a look outside. fog fading quickly now and temperatures will start warming nicely. it will be nice and dry and sunny the rest of the day with 58 in half moon bay to 68 in fairfield. look at this, a little chilly and breezy and a chance of z

drizzle tomorrow morning. >> hope >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the series, "the undoing," hugh grant. plus, the winners of "dancing with the stars." also, we will check in with the runner-up couple. and crowd of captivating consuelo's make a beautiful batch of biscuits. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ >> kelly: hey, good morning. it is tuesday, november 24th, 2020. you know what i just did for the first time ever? i watch the opening of our show, and do