christmas trees, 34,000 ornaments. wow that's amazing. 15,000ft of ribbon and 142,000 lights. oh, my goodness. >> that's a festive tree. the bills. oh, the bills. i thought we're paying the bills. >> i know. >> you're right. that's. that's on us. >> yeah. yeah, but happy holidays. >> happy holidays, everybody. it's going to be a small christ >> george: "good morning america" for viewers in the west. more hostages are freed in the middle east. holding on, negotiators to bring more hostages home for the women and children held in gaza said to be released. 4-year-old american girl among the hostages free as we hear from the families of some of those released. this is more tension in the region to unfold overnight.

ballistic missiles fired near a navy ship with to help a tinkerer in trouble. john kirby joins us live. >> breaking overnight a suspect who shot three palestinian students in vermont over the weekend were arrested overnight. >> george: home from the holiday, record number of travelers making their way home from thanksgiving. ginger with the storm moving out iin and the arctic blast moving in. >> cruise out of control, the cruise around the world suddenly canceled after some passengers sold their homes to board the train getaway. >> george: an open secret, newly court documents with tech giant collected data instagram users under the age of 13. did the company violate child laws? >> the new book inside the royal family, making concerns about racism and the rift between william and harry. >> cyber monday mania, the record-setting start to the holiday shopping season.

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>> snyder's children hospital in central israel were nine children released by hamas currently treated including 4-year-old american abigail mor edan just last night. a fourth round of releases is expected for today, but we understand there might be a delay. they were some sort of dispute over the list of hostages. this morning this morning israel and hamas with an extension to the four day cease-fire event, one with the release of 50 hostages. israelis and foreigners and release of palestinians over the israeli jails and hostages released in three batches, hamas handing off to red cross officials. those red cross vehicles clouded by cameras and onlookers. the 17 released on sunday, 4-year-old american, abigail mor edan. she is seen in the back of a van leaving because of. >> she has been through hard, hard times. we have to respect that she is only four. it is a lot to handle. so we need time to be with her.

i know everybody feels she has her own baby. that is even in america, everybody worrying about her, it is amazing. >> personally involved in abigail's release reaffirming working with leaders israel, cut or to extend the cease-fire agreement until all the hostages are home safe. >> proof that this is working. we are pursuing further, every smile and every grateful to hear we see on the faces of those families finally getting back together again. >> after 51 agonizing days, those reunions for weeks thomas had been told his 9-year-old daughter was dead and notified she had been kidnapped and made this promise. >> we will get you home. and never let you out of our sight again. >> scooping her up from holding on and 62-year-old adriana freed and her husband still in the hands of hamas. >> almost simultaneously we were

sad and worried. >> over the last three days, 58 hostages released by hamas, 19 foreign nationals and israel the first release received with a sigh of relief. the west bank, thousands celebrated the release of 17 palestinian women and teenage boys from israeli jails and convicted of violence attack. cease-fire with dreads of aid tracks to flow into gaza and the health ministry said 15,000 have been killed and where the human's warning, famine is on the doorstep. residents returning to the ruins of the neighborhoods and many nationals of concrete and debris. >> critical to note cease-fire is holding for a fourth consecutive day in hamas officially requested to extend israel will extend that they would grant hamas 12 -- ten additional hostages released but

one israeli source said once that happens, the war will not be gradual but immediate and ferocious, linsey. >> that extension sounds somewhat positive, matt, thank you. more tension some folding overnight but ballistic missiles fired to a navy ship after it came to help a tanker in trouble. chief global affairs martha raddatz joins us with more, good morning, martha. >> good morning, linsey. an incident at sea with hijacked ship, pirates and ballistic missiles launched towards a u.s. navy warship. it began a cargo ship in the gulf of aden made a distress call under attack from armed men in a small boat. u.s. central command said the uss mason gave chase has five attackers tried to flee the cargo ship in a small boat finally surrendering and then hours after that initial attack, two ballistic missiles were fired in the direction of the

uss mason from yemen where a rainy impact operate. fell short about 10 miles away, but u.s. ships in the region have been in the line of fire since the war in gaza began although this morning it is unclear whether this attack on the commercial vessel which is owned by a company led by israel he board ship is part of these larger threats coming from this rainy impact forces, george. >> george: the white house security john kirby, thank you, martha. john, what more do we know about this and whether iran was behind it and connected to the other attacks? >> definitely need to know in these early hours behind this attack on the uss mason. obviously, we are sorting through the operational details. we are obviously glad that ship was not damaged no crew were her temper missiles fell short. but again, we are looking into the details on this. >> george: what do we know about the latest on the hostage release?

>> hope and expectation is yet another installment of hostages released later today. there have been delays but we will see if we have to work through the delays today. as you heard the president say yesterday, we would very much like to see this pause continue and more hostages exchanged as a result. israel is willing to do that but it will be up to hamas to determine whether willing to come up with hostages in the coming days. >> george: we see the pictures of abigail mor edan. do we expect more americans to be released? we are certainly hoping so and she is back with her family and just turn four. we know whether americans are being held hostage and we will certainly do everything we can hour-by-hour to get them released. >> george: how many do we think will be held and what is their condition? >> if you are talking just americans, george the population left somewhere between 7-10, somewhere in that range. we know there were ten unaccounted for, missing

americans. we think the large majority of them are in the hostage population. but we don't have great information passed out. >> george: how many hostages do you think there are right now? it is difficult to know but 239, 240. we don't have a perfect picture how many there are. we have to assume there are certainly a couple hundred or so. we also have to assume, george, hamas is not holding all of them. other groups potentially palestinian islamic jihad and other radical extremist terrorist group out of gaza could be holding some but it will be up to hamas to track all of them down to see if we can arrange for exchange. >> george: to we have any contact with the other groups or only working through hamas? >> we are working through qatar with direct communications through hamas peer that is how this deal has been struck and implemented largely through qatar to hamas. >> george: what more can you say about the targeting of hamas

leadership over the weekend? what kind of capabilities that we taken away? >> this has been the main forces from israeli forces to go after the leadership here they believe if you can decapitate the group, you can certainly degrade in a significant way a planned attack in the future. so, they have been going after targeting the leadership. they have actually had some success going after the leadership, but they still have more work to do. they will tell you in the first to tell you they are not done in terms of going after that leadership and being able t to o that decapitate the group. >> george: drunk or become a thank you. >> george, breaking news overnight, apprehended after the shooting of three college students in vermont. the men and americans, and two with palestinian scars when ambushed. our senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky has more. >> good morning, juju. fair do my fears of terrorism and ended with a hate crime committed all in response to the

ongoing war between israel and gaza. this morning to the police in burlington, vermont, the suspect arrested three 20-year-old students visiting. speak with a arab american discrimination community said reasonable to believe this shooting occurred because the victims are arab, they are palestinian wearing traditional scores. the mike car of a beard approached and fired without a word appear the aftermath of the violent scene in this new video as paramedics rushed to the scene. authorities say evidence at the scene at the shooting lead to an arrest 48-year-old jason eaton. >> there is no information pointing to a motive but the police said and discharged moment, no one can look at this incident and not suspect it may be a hate motivated crime. goes to brown, and the students at trinity come all three

graduated from the ramallah school in spain. they call them dedicated students and are devastated by the horrific news the children were targeted and shot. they asked the police to treat this as a hate crime. >> all the victims are still in the hospital and two with serious injuries, but hopes all three students will make a full recovery. meanwhile, the suspect, george, expected in court later today, george. >> george: aaron thank you very much. holiday travel rush, many people expected to fly home after the long thanksgiving day weekend. o'hare airport in chicago, alex. >> cross-country storm threw a wrench into plans as people try to get back home after the holiday. more than 800 flights already delayed here at chicago o'hare in the last 24 hours. near whiteout conditions leading to some delays there this weekend appear to but even with all of that, a record number of travelers flew this holiday

weekend and it was mostly smooth sailing. all flights took off in american airlines expecting another busy day, some 60,000 departures today alone for them in atlanta hartsfield-jackson bracing for some 80,000 passengers today. in all 2.94 million passengers will travel today, juju. >> a lot of frequent flyer miles, thanks. ginger with the latest on the storm and bone-chilling forecast and parts of the country, good morning, ginger. >> the rest of the storm a problem sunday in maine moving out. in its way, the temperature slightly below average from 5-1e places highlighted looking santa fe the windchill ten, moines 9 montgomery closer to freezing with the windchill. eventually, that is also going to get all the way the cooler air to florida. just baking hot for so many months here it's a look tomorrow morning, wednesday morning will feel like 18 in new york city. so yes below average but we are not talking record but what we

will see is warmer lakes, you will see more lake effect snow as we did in parts of muskegon, michigan, appear this is right along the lake and the highway with a one lane clearede of inches but now more to that looking for additional, you know 3-6 tops and parts of the west side of michigan. but then go closer to new york interstate 90 or perhaps 81 north south to watertown i would watch that going into wednesday morning, the lake effect snow possible again not only have foot but foot plus category, guys. >> george: juju the, thanks. capitol hill where george santos expected to be expelled from congress after house ethics accused of lying. senior correspondent rachel scott has the latest, good morning, rachel. >> george good morning to you, congressman santos defiant refusing to resign but he could be expelled from congress in a matter of days. >> this morning with momentum building to vote him out of

congress, congressman george santos said he expect it to happen as early as this week. >> i have done the math over and over. [laughs] >> a growing number of lawmakers and fellow republican signaling they will vote to oust him after that scathing ethics committee report from long island congressman fraudulently exploit every aspect of the house candidacy for his own personal financial profit. >> congressman, did you misuse finances? >> santos calls the report a politicized smear, blasting his colleagues over the weekend and profanity-laced rant on the website formerly known as twitter. >> i know that when this resolution goes to the floor commit is a badge of honor for me. he pleaded not guilty to 23 federal charges with schemes including unemployment and wire fraud. about the ethics report goes even further alleging he spent campaign funds on botox treatme,

and the website only fans known for adult content. >> he should not be sitting in congress while he awaits this trial. >> santos refused to address the specific allegations detailed in that report appear the resolution to expel him coulde s wednesday, linsey. >> interesting he calls it a badge of honor, linsey, thank you. celebrating rosalynn carter, several days begin to honor the first lady who died last week at 96 years old. steve osunsami is in americus, good morning, steve. >> good morning to you, linsey. this hospital campus behind me is the start of a three day goodbye to former first lady, rosalynn carter. she and her husband, former president jimmy carter, were often treated here privately without a whisper ever getting out into the world here that is because so many of the people who work here live in this community, and they are very protective and respectful of the carter family.

the carter family motorcade leaves with past and present members of mrs. carter secret service detail. they will stop briefly state university along the carter center in atlanta where a public visitation is scheduled this evening. people are invited to stand alongside the motorcade route to pay their respects. this is obviously a difficult time for the carter family but they are uplifted by the tributes from around the world. they share in a statement, tomorrow those tributes will continue at a ceremony in atlanta where president biden is expected to attend. the family will hold the funeral wednesday, and she will be buried at their home, linsey. >> so many eager to pay their respects, no doubt, steve, thank you. abc live will have coverage of the memorial services for rosalynn carter all day on the platforms. >> george: coming up the new book with the rift between princes harry and meghan with acts of racism. >> the latest on the cruise ship supposed to sail around the world for three years. the big question, do they even have a ship?

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equal partner in everything that he ever accomplished in just a few moments, we'll continue to see the motorcade carrying mrs. carter. it will leave phoebe sumter medical center in americus, georgia. and there is a brief departure ceremony at the hospital which we'll see here live. family members, medical staff have all gathered, former members of her secret service detail will serve as honorary pallbearers. the procession will then go into georgia southwestern state university, where there will be a wreath laying ceremony at the rosalynn carter health and human sciences complex from there, the procession will take her to the carter presidential center in atlanta, where a private arrival ceremony will take place, followed by a short service for library, museum and carter center staff. if mrs. carter will lie in repose in the library, museum lobby for public viewing beginning later today, i want to bring in abc's steve osunsami in americus, georgia. and steve has covered the carters for many years. for us, extraordinary billy moving steve and this was a partnership right until the end. it was there

>> their partnership was part of their success. you know, there's this saying that success is a is a is a team sport. the former president was very open about the fact that that his wife was a key part of his success. she he often called her his secret weapon when she was active in his administration. she was active in his life post presidency. they founded the carter center together. she was very much a part of that. i'll tell you, david, it's a it's a cold, crisp day here in americus . the sun is shining nicely on this event. the skies are fairly clear here. there are around me what looks to be maybe a 100 or so people who are standing outside along the road to get a glimpse of this, to say their final goodbye. we expect to see lines of people today at the

carter center to give their best wishes to this former first lady of the united states and, of course, of georgia. david >> steve, we knew they were childhood sweethearts. they met there in plains, georgia. of course, jimmy carter was in the navy. they married not long after his return, traveled the country began raising their children. and then he entered politics. in the beginning, a bit of a surprise to rosalynn, but she made it very clear to him along the way that we would be partners in this. if you're going to continue to work at thiss if you continue to work at this. and she was on the campaign to become president, his election to the white house. in fact, in many ways, she changed the role of first lady and had an office east wing and full policy staff of her own, that was a first. she held weekly lunches with her husband in the private dining room where he would ask her, what is your week? what is on your agenda? she would often ask him at the

end of a busy day at the white house, what did you do that and what was the reason behind that? martha raddatz said, "why don't you come to these cabinet meetings?" and she certainly did. >> she had a very powerful role. president carter said she is almost equal extension of myself. she wanted to make a difference in the white house. she wanted to make a difference in the country. mental health was a very big issue for rosalynn carter. she also supported the equal rights amendment. she was a strong advocate of that. when i think about her life and i think of 70 years ago when she moved back to plains, georgia, she didn't really want to do that. jimmy carter had been in the navy. she was an atomic enjoying a life of somewhat independent. they will talk about that as one of the most difficult periods of her marriage. another unusual thing about the carter's because they were

honest about their marriage. they didn't have this glowing picture it was perfect all the time saying no marriage is perfect, but there is was in so many ways. when she moved back to plains, georgia, she said, i don't want to go. yet, she did it. think about that, 70 years ago in the 50s, the role of women in the '50s was only to be a wife, mother, and only there to support your husband. she did all of that as well. there was a great story about her getting up early every single morning for 25 years to make jimmy carter a big breakfast of grits and toast and coffee and juice. then when they moved to the white house, you know what? i just want orange juice. she said, "i wish i had known that 25 years ago." she was an extraordinary woman and really helped change the role of the first lady of the

united states. she was really a fine example, david. >> as you know, martha we are looking at live pictures of the pallbearers. many are former members of the secret service details. we saw moments ago the family and of course the carter's have three sons, jack, chip, jeff and daughter amy. we watched her grow up in the white house, the tree house, the built on the white house grounds. 11 grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren. the family gathered there today. you can see mrs. carter's remains being brought out as part of the ceremony outside of the medical center. in these final days together and they were the longest living first couple that this nation surpassing former president george h.w. bush and barbara bush in the end they spent their final days together. i want to bring in mary jordan, "washington post" reporter.

mary, you spoke with the family about those final moments. it was so moving to read in the report, two beds, both in the hospice placed feet to feet so you could prop the beds up and look at one another in the final days. >> that was jimmy carter's idea. putting them side-by-side. he said, know my want to look at her. they were both propped up and could keep talking right up until the end. and then when she did pass jimmy carter said to his kids in the room, "i just need some time alone with her." you know, it is a long time that they were together. i'm so struck by these photos of the secret service who spent a lot of times in plains. like other jobs that they had in the other presidents, they rotated in and out. when you went down to plains,

with these guys who were they honorary pallbearers did in the last three years was they would go fishing on the pond outside our they would even until a few years ago helped lift president carter into a pool because he was very avid swimmer and wanted to keep up and swimming. it was a different pace, a slower pace, and they really got to know the carter's. and i'm not all surprised they showed up here. >> a moving tribute and mary, what do we know about the former president jimmy carter? you reported recent days he is aware remarkably sharp at times. i know he's lost a lot of weight and making a soup for him. he is hopeful to be a part of the tributes and services this week. >> it is by the hour but most recent reports was that he was determined to go to atlanta. i'm not sure if it is today or tomorrow tribute.

but then to come back home for the family funeral in plains on wednesday. i think a lot of people said they are so close. there are many stories about when one spouse goes, the other goes quickly. but you know, he was eating caramel cake that his niece made. he was getting his suit ready for the funeral. and he does say, i do not want to disappoint her but i want to show up there. it is something to watch them. i've seen them interact so many times including recently. and you can't overestimate how much time they spent together. they were in this little house that they helped build in plains in 1961, the same house. i once calculated that the secret service vehicle outside of the house was worth more than the little house that they lived in. but you know, this small place, they spent an enormous amount of

time together. so, it will be a shock to the system for jimmy carter, who of course is 99. and himself in hospice. >> that is the extraordinary thing. they define their roles long after the presidency in so many different ways. ways. humanitarian work together, they were trips around the world. they are pushed for medical care for communities in places where impoverished communities have very little access to health care. you often see them building habitat for humanity side-by-side. as mary describes side-by-side again. you reported that one of their sons, chip, had shared with you that moment when his father said, "can you give me some time alone with your mother?" that was the day before she passed. then sunday when the sun rose, she was no longer able to speak. again he asked for private moments with his wife of 77

years. tears streaming down his face. chip told you, mary, i believe, that they taught us so many things. chip is 73 years old and his father 99, his mother 96. he said, "among the things our parents taught us was grace." >> he called her rosie. we had dinner not too long ago and he would say, "come on, kid, come on, rosie." they were a very, very sweet couple. when you saw them as they grew old, it was kind of hard to believe that they ever lived in the white house. they were not in any way what people would say, glamorous or fancy. but they were very smart, very dedicated, and they wanted to make their life count. and they said that many times and why they worked against disease in africa, building homes in america and of course,

roselyn was really big on vaccinations for children and mental health. jimmy very, very open about, "i could not have done any of this without rosalynn carter." >> george: she was an equal partner and all that i achieved and as we watch this motorcade,, i listen to mary as she described a very humble home they return to plains, georgia, to live in. i know you had the opportunity of the last couple of years to visit that home. so many people would ask them along the way, what was their secret? rosalynn carter once said, "space, we gave each other space." he gave her the space to explore her own interest and play a role we had not seen and the white house. they shared more with you about the secrets to such ace to make a strong partnership that lasted until the very end. >> they did and they love talking to us about it.

when we spoke to them last, it was their final interview together with us. it was both roselyn and the former president. one of the things i remembered was seeing the president light up as he is watching his wife speak and take questions about their love in their relationship and the history. you mentioned about their home and the secret service. but when you drive past the home, one of the things you notice is that the building that has the secret service vehicles looks from the road almost as big as the howls because they are is so small. and that is some of what people have come to love about this couple and roselyn, the old-fashioned charm that their relationship just showed, the the togetherness they had and

talked every night trying to make sure they do something together. they talked about fly-fishing in that pond near that home. i was surprised they still did that at that time. they also talked about reading the bible to go there every night. they told me one of their secrets is that they would not go to bed angry. they would discuss whatever disagreements they had during the day. it was absolutely a beautiful thing to witness and it was something i think resignation's with so many people who look in on their relationship and trust cede the joy and the love that they had for each other and how they nourished each other with that love. with rosalynn and the former president from another thing is, you know, they were not fancy people. i think that is fair to say, even at the carter center where her body will be headed to this afternoon. they had a small apartment. and they didn't have big things.

it was a murphy bed in the apartment. that is where they slept when they stayed at the carter center in this small little apartment the murphy bed that they put down. and they enjoyed the time that they spent together and that small space and in the small spaces. it was such a treat to talk with them and to look in on the joy that they had in their relationship. >> they were an example in so many ways as you pointed out, steve. they often talked about not going to bed having fought without resolve whatever the disagreement might have been. they describe those disagreements as often minor and who couldn't relate to that? the few times they were not together, they would choose the passage of the bible that they would be reading knowing they would both be reading separately the same part from the bible. that was very rare that they were ever a part. trips later on in life. i want to bring in chief

white house correspondent mary bruce. mary, what do we expect as far as the first family president biden, the first lady jill biden involved in these ceremonies this week? >> david, we know the bidens will be down in georgia with the memorial service remembering and reflecting the contributions to the country but also saying goodbye to a dear, dear friend pure of the relationship between these two families is a true and genuine relationship. the french political convenience, they are dear, genuine friends. they have supported each other for decades going back to 1976 when joe biden a young senator was the first official outside to endorse jimmy carter's running for president. the two have stayed close ever since. the two families. in fact, the bidens visiting for carter's april 2021 at their home in georgia, spending a lot of time together. president biden say, it is good to catch up and talk about the old days. joe biden said, "it was not the

meeting of two president but four friends coming together to spend time together, two couples who supported each other for many, many years." the president reflecting on that in a statement after rosalynn's passing talking about her hope, optimism and she walked her own path along the way. she certainly inspired this president and the biden family as well. >> no question about that, mary. defining the role of the first lady with her office in the east wing and policy staff. people knew at the time my senior advisors within the carter administration, rosalynn carter was the way to her husband in so many ways and more difficult issues. she had a nickname in the white house, steel magnolia, revered, respected but feared in some ways. in all of my reading, i read that she didn't mind that nicknamed steel magnolia. we know from so many administrations after the carter's, often the first lady's role, they are old to find a

little bit differently but that is one key component senior advisors find the president of the united states often through their spouse. >> i think that nickname was one as a badge of honor. you are right about that. she redefined the role and really paved the way through all of the first ladies who have taken and assumed this office since then. not just the way she supported her husband but the issues she decided to tackle as well. yes, you are right every first lady defines the role in her own way. it is because of rosalynn carter that really such a transformation in the way the east wing with a lot of power in this building, david. >> mary bruce, my thanks to you. martha raddatz, steve osunsami, the motorcade having left the medical center. we will head to the carter presidential center which will arrive in atlanta as part of the three days where the nation will remember the first lady who helped define the role of first lady in the white house.

she was asked later in life how she wanted to be remembered? she hoped her humanitarian work, work on mental health during her time in the white house would be remembered and certainly, that is just part of a fuller portrait of first lady that we wander over the course of the next three days. our coverage will continue on abc news lie of, abcnews.com and mrs. carter's memorial service tomorrow and wednesday on abc 5. world news tonight, i am david and in new york come until then, have a great day. >> announcer: this has been a a special report from abc news -- play of the day.

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>> george: "good morning america," happy tenth anniversary to "frozen." i came cannot believe it anniversary. across the country, we are going to "let it go" coming up. >> we have lots of news to get to including the newly unsealed court documents in the federal lawsuit against meta alleging instagram collected personal information from children under 13 without parental consent. spent with the top stories breaking with hamas and some hope of a cease-fire with more hostages set to be free. back to matt gutman, good morning, matt. >> good morning, george. we are at the hospital where nine children released by hamas currently being treated, including american, the 4-year-old abigail mor edan. just moments ago the israeli government announced negotiation still ongoing for today, the fourth release and apologizing

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was told 9-year-old daughter emily was dead. over the weekend he got to scoop her up holding on. >> she has lost a lot of weight. genuinely doing better than expected. >> over the last three days 58 hostages released by hamas, 19 foreign nationals and west bank, thousands celebrated the release of 117 palestinian women and teenage boys from israeli jails and some minor offenses but others conducted violent attacks. aid trucks to flow into gaza and the health ministry said 15,000 have been killed and where the u.n.'s warning, families on the doorstep. >> with today's round up hostage release, the question, the fourth round it is worth noting cease-fire has held four consecutive days. hamas officially says it wants to extend cease-fire. israel is willing to do so but each additional 24 hours of

cease-fire, hamas would have to release additional ten hostages, juju. >> matt gutman, the high-stakes continue, thank you. a tentative deal in portland separate first teacher strike that led to 11 days of cancel classes. stephanie ramos joins us with more, good morning, stephanie. >> this morning nearly 45,000 students of oregon's largest school district are heading back to school. a tentative contract they will reach between the teachers union and portland school district ending the three week strike. the new contract is worth $175 million over the next three years and includes nearly 14% cost-of-living increase for teachers, improved class sizes, more built in lesson times and teaching terms. the hiring process and $20 million to erect a buildinms prioritized by the teachers. portland is just one of the districts where teachers went on strike this year but one of the largest recent years with thousands more in california

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look like an ordinary video game for children. >> she has blue hair, funny little characters. >> look a little closer and it is much more than that. the game is meant to mock feminism culture and the title is a derogatory nickname recognizing female main character. we are not showing it here. >> it is more of a sinister idea under the guise of the game. >> exactly. it is well disguised as a game and there is a strong and sometimes even dangerous extremist ideological component to it. >> expert said this type of content is increasingly more common. according to a recent nyu report report, extremis or exploiting are such that they are particularly useful to people who would happen to spread bad ideas or try to recruit people into conspiracies or even particular acts of violence. >> the fbi telling abc news one of its biggest challenges when it comes to online platforms,

saying they have all contributed to increased accessibility of violent extremist content. julia abner, extremist researchers said communities like gaming or specifically targeted in hopes of recruiting members to extremist ideologies. >> increasingly, we see miners and even school kids being lured into the spaces and not realizing what is happening to them. they are slowly being radicalized to white supremacy. >> she showed us examples of so-called mobs, popular games modified by users at home to include hateful content. we are blurring the images here. >> so this is no modification on the side of the. >> the publisher of call of duty declined to comment. similar content on platforms like discord where users go to discuss games.

>> i just came across this one by accident because it was recommended i in the normal gamg channel. there, you already see there is verification process to indicate ideological preferences. >> online extremism an extremis. and the mass shooting at a buffalo supermarket last year used twitch may platform used by video game extremists to broadcast the attack that left ten people dead. twitter took live stream down and condemned the violence. twitch discord and the entertainment software association has individually told abc news they are committed to combating hateful content, take a multifaceted approach to meet the challenges including banning users developing technology to identify hateful content and working with law enforcement. >> we need public understanding what is going on. as potential to create pressure on the companies to do what they should be doing on their own.

>> and experts say there are steps parents can take to help protect their kids like exploring some of these spaces with your children. you can test out safety controls. in some cases, you can turn off the option to communicate with others online or block some games in your child's device if not age-appropriate, guys. >> george: thank you, reena. let's go to ginger. >> making history, snow list history without 1 inch or greatn new york city on a given day an. the longest stretch by far and there has not been any in the immediate future, meanwhile wichita, kansas, 7.8 inches the snow is november since 1951. some big differences there. that's no will sit in the chill at least today, but then a considerable war

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the "frozen" musical touring throughout north america. take a look at this. >> ♪ ♪ >> it's been ten years honor, and also in all the magic "frozen" thawed our hearts. a movie about the unbreakable bond of sisters. and magic that comes from accepting ourselves, giving children and adults in an anthem with the same, "let it go." ♪ ♪ speak with the song so beloved that we held a frozen sing-a sing-along. ♪ let it go, let it go ♪ ♪ can't hold it back anymore ♪ >> here on "good morning america" ten years ago, the kids have spent childhood singing along are all grown up. >> ♪ ♪ >> bringing the story to life on stage. ♪ ♪ >> as part of the united states of "frozen" to contest by disney

theatrical group engine educational association, one high school in every single state granted exclusive rights to perform "frozen," the broadway musical. >> it is incredible to see the songs i have grown up with like turn into things that i hear my friends singing. >> in louisiana, the high school having an icy blast putting on the production. >> i think it is an amazing opportunity for these kids to be a part of something they have known for probably half of their lives. they get to be at the school to perform and produce it and that is very special. >> this production we wanted to attract all of those kids who maybe never used a musical before. >> not just on stage but behind the scenes. >> i am the choreographer. and i have been dancing ever since i was little to be the teacher and not the student is definitely very funny. >> at jericho high school, the

role of elsa played by laura marsh around. that performance earning her 2023 jimmy award. ♪ ♪ the highest honor for a high school performer. >> it was a lifetime opportunity. so it was really sweet that we have this sort of capsule of this experience. >> here to celebrate the tenth anniversary of disney's "frozen," lauren marchand. >> she will lead the sing-along with hundreds of students who participated in the united states "frozen." a special performance disney on ice, brooklyn place, lauren, are you ready? let's take it away. ♪ the snow glows white on the mountain tonight ♪ ♪ not a footprint to be seen ♪

♪ a kingdom of isolation ♪ ♪ and it looks like i'm the queen ♪ ♪ the wind is howling like this swirling storm inside ♪ ♪ couldn't keep it in, heaven knows i tried ♪ ♪ don't let them in, don't let them see ♪ ♪ be the good girl you always have to be ♪ ♪ conceal, don't feel, don't let them know ♪ ♪ well, now they know ♪ ♪ let it go, let it go ♪ ♪ can't hold it back anymore ♪ ♪ let it go, let it go ♪ ♪ turn away and slam the door ♪ ♪ i don't care what they're going to say ♪

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♪ let the storm rage on ♪ ♪ my power flurries through the air into the ground ♪ ♪ my soul is spiraling in frozen fractals all around ♪ ♪ and one thought crystallizes like an icy blast ♪ ♪ i'm never going back, the past is in the past ♪ ♪ let it go, let it go ♪ ♪ and i'll rise like the break of dawn ♪ ♪ let it go, let it go ♪ ♪ that perfect girl is gone ♪ ♪ here i stand in the light of day ♪

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