the last time we checked. there are no more orange areas which indicate larger outages, so these are smaller outages across the bay area. >> now number seven, if you're planning to see wicked part one this weekend, when it officially opens in theaters. amc says do not sing along. the movie chain is issuing the warning in their pre movie advisory. but don't worry, there will be a sing along in some theaters starting on christmas day. >> now, will there be enforcement? are you are you really going to get kicked out of the theater? >> oh yeah. flashlight to your face. >> flashlight to the face. oh, so you're going to be the person. >> that's why i'm seeing this at alamo. >> yeah. >> where you actually will get kicked out. >> oh, yeah. famously, they do kick you out for talking and texting. >> yeah. and they tell you to tell on the person ♪ ♪ >> robin: good morning america, for the viewers in the west, relief for the northeast and the major storm in the west. ♪ ♪

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winningest coach in college basketball history, 1,217 wins, geno auriemma is the all-time wins leader. >> robin: geno auriemma the uconn women's coach is gonna join us life. a fiery night at the cma awards. ♪ ♪ you ain't nothing but a liar ♪ ♪ lara takes us backstage! dude! [ cheers and applause ] >> robin: with the night's big winners! >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america! >> robin: the cma's are always so special, good morning america, we have a busy mornings lara is in nashville, and you have two big interviews for us, this morning, michael. morning >> michael: maria played by angelina jolie. and my buddy, steve urkel, jaleel white, it was fun to catch up with him, looking forward to showing you both of those. >> george: black fridaysoever

a week away, an exclusive look at the latest better business bureau scam alert. and, how to alleviate chronic pain, millions living with chronic pain. >> robin: you are right about that, george, so many do. and, the extreme weather on both coast, the deadly bomb cyclone and atmospheric river bringing torrential rain to the west. and, needed rain and snow in areas, right? >> ginger: it's happening, we are finally seeing rain, .71" in new york city, we will take it. we need 8-9 more" - inches to make up for what we lost. it starts a pattern, and now, western connecticut moving into the berkshires there. it will come along in a few hours and there were serious severe storms, they will be out doing a survey to find out if it was

and, talking about the snow, from the poccinoss, on it catskills. things are changing. the bomb cyclone, "dropping 24 milibars in 24 hours", we doubled that, the atmosphere river is conditioned by it, rare, high risk for life threatening flash-flooding, talking about an additional 6-10" of rain on top of what could have been a half of a foot or a foot already. we could see rock slides throughout the weekend. >> michael: dangerous out there. and, thank you for that, ginger. to mola, in the middle of the major storm. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michael, from the pacific northwest to northern california where we are here, the rain and the winds are punishing and causing significant damage. check out the tree here falling into these cars;

nearly taking out this house in this neighborhood. and here in sonoma county we have seen about a half of a foot of rain, in a 24 hour period. overnight , winds up to 98 miles an hour, up to a foot of rain, slamming the pacific northwest. the powerful system known as a bomb cyclone, was one of the strongest in years. this morning, over 350,000 people, waking up without power. >> sound clip: everything's closed down. >> reporter: wind gusts reaching 60 miles an hour, caused wide spread damage throughout seattle area, windshield, smashed. this car flattened and the driver survived miraculously. two people killed by fallen tree, including a woman inside of this home. and, in northern california, wind says up to 58 miles an hour, sent this tree crashing on to a home north of san

frap-- san francisco. in the mountains, avalanches and a foot of snow stranding drivers. >> reporter: consistent rainfall is expected to continue throughout the weekend and they could see an additional 10". >> george: chief global affairs agent, tracking our next story from washington. >> reporter: good morning, a criminal investigation is opened into the severing of two fiber optic cables as the bottom of the baltic sea, data transfer that's vital between european nations and calling it an act of sabotage against the ukraine western allies. no one has accused russia, but germany and poland and the u.k. say moscow is escalating hybrid activities against nato and the eu-countries, unprecedented in scale and variety, are creating

significant security risks. moscow denies involvement, but the danish military ship is right now tracking a chinese flagged vessel in the baltic sea, and they suspect it may be linked to russia and the suspected sabotage. >> robin: thank you, and there was breaking news in the war in ukraine over night, ukraine accuses russia, of using an intercontinental blastic missile. good morning, ian. >> reporter: multiple strikes by russia, and the situation is rather confused. the big question, what was it? ukraine saying it was an icbm-s zelensky reenforced that in the last few minutes but they are still assessing. icbm's have not been used, but this was not a nuclear strike, and said they didn't think it

was an icbm, but many agree they haven't seen a strike like this, the kremlin doesn't comment. and ukraine, firing u.s. ballistic missiles and, fears about a potential russian attack. north korean generals were present at the site of the strike, in russia. it's been a week ofesqualations and all of this is gonna be huge president elect trump to end this war. >> michael: president elect trump's picks for the house ethics committee. they voted not to release the report on got- gaetz. and we have our correspondent in marjorie with more.

mara-lag-o >> reporter: playing hardball with republicans, pressuring them to get in line and support all of his controversial nom niece including the attorney general, matt gaetz. nominees he faces allegations of having sex with an underaged girl and paying women for sex. all of which he fer vently denies. >> sound clip: folks have been supportive, saying it will be a trump/vance administration. >> abc news is told, meetings were productive and gaetz, listened to what the senators had to say about the confirmation process. the trump team adds an ominous warning to the senate republicans that may oppose trump's nominees. one senior told us the message

is quote if you are on the wrong side of the vote you are buying yourself a primary, that is all. there's a guy named elon musk who will finance it. the trump advisor says, the president decides his cabinet, no one else. some republican senators are on board. >> president trump won the popular vote, swept the battleground states and was given a mandate, he deserves the right to have his people in place. >> others are holding out when it comes to the nomination of matt gaetz, to become attorney general. >> sound clip: i was shocked by the nomination, given the many allegations. but it's important that, the senate go through its process ... >> reporter: trump suggested if any of his nominees are not confirmed he would bypass the senate and appoint cabinet members while the congress is in recess, an idea that the

republicans say is out of bounds. >> sound clip: that should be off the table, a serious candidate for a cabinet level position i would have to really wonder if they would want it or be willing to accept it under the recess appointment. these positions carry weight internationally, too much so to take the short cuts. >> reporter: in light of the accusations of elicit drug use and sexual allegations. gaetz, denies wrong-doing, and the senate republicans are pushing for the release of the ethics committee report on the gaetz they voted against releasing the report, at least for now. >> there's an agreement not to release the report. >> senators say, regardless of it was released the allegations will be examined.

gaetz faces a confirmation hearing. >> sound clip: no rubber stampless and no lynch mop, he will be held to account in the confirmation process. he deserves a chance to make his argument, why he should be attorney. general. >> reporter: another controversial appointment will be on the hill, george, the choice to run the defense department. >> george: and overnight, the police report on the sexual assault report against him was released? >> a sexual assault from 2017, the police report is make public, showing the woman at the center of the allegations told police that her phone was taken and prevented her from leaving his hotel room, she remembered saying "no", a lot, and george hegseth says it was consentual and the police ultimately referred the report

to the local district attorney, and no charges filed. hegseth acknowledged paying the woman not to go public and the attorney saying he wanted to prevent this from going public to avoid threatening his career. >> george: elon musk ramaswamy, detailed how to cut the workforce by trillions and the real question is how much they can cut, how much would they say, whether they can cut? >> reporter: they are outlining at times and have talked about 2 trillion out of a federal budget that is just over 6 trillion dollars. they are, among other things they talked about in the op-ed, mass firings of federal employees and requiring all federal employees to show up 5 days a week at the office, no more working from home. >> george: jon carl, thank you very much. >> michael: turning to the idaho student murder case. the judge refuses to take the death penalty off the table ahead of the brian kohlberger

murder trial. we have the details and reaction from the families. good morn kana. >> reporter: good morning, á the judge in the case says the death penalty is settled law in idaho, as is execution by lethal injection or firing squad and avoiding their clients' distress is not a reason to breech the laws. >> this morning, the death penalty stays. lawyers for brian kohlberger using a flurry of motions to argue the death penalty should be taken off the table. but the judge handed down a 55 page decision saying in part, "release in kohlberger's favor is not warranted on any of the 12 motions that the defense filed." the family of one of the victims told us in part, there's a newfound level of seriousness that's been absent for far too long. kohlberger's attorneys argued that the death penalty

violated his institutional -- constitutional rights and, if lethal injection drugs are not available, the firing squad is "cruel and unusual", and the judge says this is not ripe for discussion, because kohlberger is not convicted yet. >> they will reraise them in an attempt to try to save brian kohlberger's life at the end of the proceedings. >> filing sweeping challenges to the state's key evidence and accusing the pennsylvania law enforcement of failing to read his miranda rights the night of his arrest. a source tells abc nuse on the way with to the police station, kohlberger asked if anyone else was arrested. news >> kaley's family says they feel like justice is moving forward. the next hearing in the case is january, the trial will start in august. george? >> george: thank you, kaina. and a reaction to the laken riley case, sentenced to life

without parole for the perpetrator. fay? >> reporter: good morning, the jose abara can -- case, threw fuel on the fire of immigrants in this country. laken riley was a victim and there was overwhelming evidence against the convicted killer. >> sound clip: i sentence you to life without the possibility of parole. >> reporter: after being found guilty on all counts, jose abara will spend the rest of his life behind bars for murdering laken riley the nursing student, and the judge read the verdict and performed sentences immediately after the trial was over. >> sound clip: people use the word "closure", about something like this, i acknowledge there's no such thing as closure. >> reporter: the dna, and videos, convinced the court that jose

hunting for women. >> sound clip: i have to explain i don't have a sibling, not because she passed away, but because she was brutally attacked and murdered. i can't walk around my own college campus, because i am terrified of people like jose abara. >> reporter: the da, says, the verdict is a tremendous victory for the laken riley family. >> robin: we continue to liftthat u, that family up. lift that family up now, uconn's women's head coach, the winningest head coach in ncaa history. geno auriemma how did he get to 1,2 >> thank you geno auriemma for 40 criminal seasons! >> reporter: geno auriemma overnight making history!

>> sound clip: victory 1,217! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> sound clip: geno auriemma is college basketball's all-time wins leader. >> robin: seconds left against fairy dickinson, coach auriemma kept his cool. >> the crowd begins to rise to its feet. >> robin: the 70-year-old, 40 years at the helm of uconn, leading them to the final 4 22 times and earning 11 national championships! >> sound clip: a replica of 1,217 dollar bills falling from the rafters now. >> robin: showered with accolades, fit "for the goat", himself. >> sound clip: honorary members for the international "old goats". >> robin: 64 players there to participate. >> this has never been done before. you two had a belief, get better every day. we always come back because of you, coach. we come back because of you.

and don't you ever forget that, we love you. [ crowd cheering ] >> robin: geno will join us live in the "play of the day", also ahead, what mcdonalds is doing about their value meal. >> george: a break in the investigation, possibly, in the burglaries of high profile athletes. >> and a plea for parole. first back to ginger. >> ginger: your local weather is coming up in 30 seconds! ♪ ♪

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in ncaa 1,217 wins, being a connecticut resident, i witnessed many of those victories there at the gampel pavilion, geno congratulations to you. you have done so much to set records for the school for your players and now, you have a record that is all yours. can you just share your emotions this morning? >> coach: is that how many points you scored in your career? >> robin: close to it, yeah. [ laughter ] >> coach: i don't mean just your career, i mean during one year, robin was a famous basketball player that a lot of people don't know about; but you know, anytime something like this happens you are always thinking about how many people made it happen, and i was fortunate to have that many people there. they were instrumental, all of these iconic players.

it's hard to put into words robin, because it was never "planned", it's just something that happened, you know? >> robin: come on, you have like 60 .... 60. 6-o, of your former players that were there last night, geno they always talk about it being a family. how did you and your excellent staff, how did you go about building that environment for your players to make them feel that way? >> coach: we started in 1985 and, we said, "let's do this like we would be coaching a high school team, likeress what would we do? like, what would we do? we would take a certain kinda kid, have certain standards and place emphasis on what we think is important and character". you know, a school ... and how we would treat other people. and we have never waivered from that, robin. and so, everybody that came here, i don't care if you were

a walk on or a star, you were treated the same way and we expected the same things from you. and that's just not waivered, over 40 years. >> robin: you yelled at them the same way, a walk-on or a star. >> coach: yeah, yeah, 100% . [ laughter ] >> robin: 23 final 4 appearances. 11 championships. 6 perfect seasons. what's ... what's in your special sauce there, geno? >> coach: well, um, you know, there's a lot of people working at good morning america. i would think. to make this show "go". but there's only three people that get to sit where you are sitting. >> robin: hmm-hmm. >> coach: >> coach: the key is to make sure that the people that matter that make sure that it gets "done the right way",

that you get those people. and we have been so unbelievablely fortunate, and i have been "lucky", that we have been able to bring to stores, connecticut, some of the most iconic players that ever played. because, you know, if we couldn't have done that, then none of this would have happened. >> robin: oh, wow, i am glad, thank you for what you said. michael, george and i feel the same way, we are the "face" of gma but it's everybody, every morning that makes this place #1. 40 years. 40 years! compare the state of the game now, to where it was when you started, and where do you see it going, geno? >> coach: it's funny, you were there in that iconic game when we played tennessee, right? on martin luther king day. that game was like ucla, houston game at the astro-dome,

propelled college basketball on the men's side, into a whole other level. i think "that game", and the way, you know, it evolved between, you know, that team and my team, i mean, i just think it started something that, now, obviously, the way it's going right now, there's so much more emphasis and attention and more credibility has come to the women's game (not because it wasn't there before, but no one brought the attention to it.) you and i did a lot of great games in the wnba. but, today? now? it's become mainstream. and, i think that's the biggest thing. like, these kids, they were always there. but now people are really getting a chance to see them firsthand. >> robin: and primarily because of coaches like you, geno. thank you so much. congratulations! ♪ ♪

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sigalert in san francisco. this is causing some big delays on eastbound 80. this is before first street. we have a jackknifed big rig in that area. speeds are down to about four miles per hour, and you can see this live lk from the bay bridge. traffic is barely moving in some parts, so if you drive in this area just make sure you try to find a new route or give yourself more time. drew. hey gloria, we're still tracking heavy rain in parts of the north bay. >> live doppler seven busy this morning. we have some scattered showers in the east bay, the south bay and the peninsula, but it's a level two this morning, with the flood risk remaining high in the north bay. it's windy out there and we have some dangerous surf along the coast. rainfall totals today. look at the several inches we're expecting today on top of the 7 to 10in we saw yesterday. outside of the north bay, it's just mostly cloudy throughout the afternoon, so wet and windy in the north bay, drier in the south bay. it's muggy and it is mild out there. temperatures later on this afternoon will go into the . >> reggie drew, thank you for assuming us on the abc seven bay area app. abc seven at seven continues. everybody else is

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major storm in the east. overnight, rain and snow finally falls as the northeast has a record drought. the west, impacted by the atmospheric river and the bomb sican clone. -- cyclone. and a winter storm warning for other areas. >> chronic pain what, to do to alleviate the pain. >> lara: tory johnson is in the house. 20 year anniversary, bringing us deals and steals. >> george: while championing small businesses. >> michael: angelina jolie taking center stage. >> actress: i will sing when i am ready to sing. >> michael: talking about her kids, her latest role and more. >> actress: my children suffered through the early opera singing at the house, it was a nightmare. >> whoop, there it is. >> sound clip: i am steve

urkel. >> michael: one-on-one with the man behind "family matters", funniest moments. jaleel white on growing up urkel. his family and the new journey to a "galaxy far-far away". >> did i do that? >> michael: and we say good morning america. >> announcer: live in times squares this, gma. >> robin: you are working it this morning, with angelina jolie. whoop, there it is. and it's his birthday, making him work hard on his birthday. >> michael: thank you, feels good to be 29. >> robin: and holding. holding 29 for a long time, son. good morning america, so great to have you with us. it was a great show last night, lara was there, in nashville for it all backstage at the cma's. up bright and early for us again this morning. good to see you lara, good morning. >> lara: good to see you robin. good morning to you from

nashville. they call it country music's biggest night, and this year's awards was a record breaking night. chris stapleton, and brooks and dunn, the winningest and everyone in nashville was in the mood stole brate, guys. -- to celebrate, guys. >> michael: no one better to bring it to us, lara. and, so many of us have started the holiday shopping, we have the new warnings from the better business bureau on shopping scams. >> george: breaking weather on both coasts, the deadly bomb cyclone, and the atmospheric river brings torrential rain to the west. and ginger is tracking the snow. >> ginger: two killed in washington state, separate indenses where treese fell on them or the homes they were

in. incidences. northern california with big winds and now it's about the fire hose of that rain, wind is 30-60, there are wind advicores but the atmospheric river is pouring down to the northern bay area. wind adadvisories you will add six-10", and mud slides throughout the weekend. and, the storm bringing us rain, brought severe storms, gusts up to 77 miles an hour near pittsburgh, out today to do the survey to find out if that was a tornado there's potential it was. now, connecticut boston and the wrap-around, we will have even more, short of three-quarters of an inch, all of it counts. the snowy side, western minnesota, i-94 was a reck because of the light snow, today we see it in green bay, down through milwaukee. chicago had their first freeze this morning, winter weather

advisories, michael. >> michael: thank you, ginger, now to the emotional fare list to the one direction singer liam payne. we have james in london with more. >> reporter: good morning, a horse drawn carriage topped with white roses accompanied liage payne into his funeral. liam and all of the remaining one direction members were there to say final goodbyes. >> a somber gathering as family and close friends paid respects to the one direction singer liam payne. ♪ ♪ although i am broken my heart is unchanged ♪ ♪ >> reporter: former members of the band, reunited for the private funeral, harry styles. all there, bowing their heads. niles is seen here hugging another mourner. and late-night host, as well

as cowel who discovered him on the "x" factor show. ♪ ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ ♪ let me play among the stars ♪ ♪ >> reporter: his be parents visiblely distraught and his girlfriend who was with him, made her way into the service. a crowd gathering as the cask casket the brought in my horse drawn carriage decorated with roses, one reads "son", and another "daddy". the floral arrangement reading "daddy" was from his 7-year-old son bear, at the fune funeral, with his ex, sharon. >> robin: we are thinking of them, and now, the better business bureau scam alert, millions begin the holiday shopping. whit is here to tell us what to avoid while shopping.

>> whit: good morning, shoppers in the u.s. are expected to spend 240 billion on line this holiday season, and scammers are ready to pounce. the scammers often use fake ads on social media, sometimes offering deep discountos popular or hard-to-find items. discounts on up 125%, the scams are up from last year, bbb, took in 30,000 reports of people being scammed, more than double reported from the previous year. the median loss was $73. and the most popular scams, volve beauty products exercise shoes, rare animals. involve and here are the red flags: items offered at a deep discount, popular items sold by an unknown retailer, and the request to pay through an app rather than on line.

>> check the url, to see if the all rights are off, or compare this item to a known retailer you drust. the bottom line is, be cautious, verify products if you can. if the deal looks too good to be true, perhaps it it is. trust >> george: the study on chronic pain, the groups suffering the most and how to ease the symptoms. >> michael: angelina jolie, an oscar buzz, she told me about learning to sing opera. and happy 20th anniversary, tory johnson. >> robin: she been part of our family for 20 years. and, tory is bringing the gives in deals and steals today, that's how she rolls. and, another gift that keeps on giving, lara, right there in nashville. hello again, lara. >> lara: hey, robin, what a night for country music, so many great performances here,

really it's like a 2-for-1 special, if you will, a dream concert, and the biggest award show in country music, not to mention, it's the best night of the year here in nashville, we were backstage for it all with the big winners, we will have it coming up on good morning america! ♪ ♪ it coming up on "good morning america." ♪ ♪ on backroads. over campfires. ♪ singing along to the radio in square bodies. singing through heartbreak. about jobs well done, pride in where we come from. ♪ chris knew it. tammy did too. ♪ it's in the music because it's in the people. it's our story. ♪ you hear it in every chevy truck on interstate 10. ♪ every honky tonk 'cross i-40. ♪ and this story, our story, is far from over.

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denzel is the man. >> george: i have a cover story, chronic pain, it's higher for women, the elderly and those adults who live farther from the city. here to talk to us is the doctor. >> doctor: this report uses data from the national health interview survey and the headline finding was in 2023, 23.4% of adults reported chronic pain. >> george: that's a lot. >> doctor: that's a lot, pain that lasts 3 months if not more. and, 8.5% reported high impact chronic pain, which is pain that is so debilitating it gets in the way of your daily life. so, not only are there so many people affected by with this, millions upon millions of people, but it turns out that some of us are more affected than others. so, in this study, women were 25% more likely to have chronic pain, men 23%.

people over the age of 65, had a rate of 36%, so that's quite high in comparison. and those in rural areas did worse, compared to those living in the big cities: 31% in rural areas, 20% in bigger city. there's some important disparities here. >> george: anything surprise you about the report? >> doctor: yes and no, we know women and elderly folks and people who live in rural areas are more vulnerable to chronic pain, and so, in that sense, these findings are in line with what we already knew about with this; however, i will say that i was surprised to see an uptick in the number of people reporting chronic pain, so remember that headline finding: 23.4 percent, with chronic pain in 2023, in 2019, that number was only 20%. >> george: what should people do to alleviate the pain? >> doctor: #1, important to see your doctor. you want to get checked out.

you want to make sure you know the cause. falks on wellness strategies. focus physical therapy, accupuncture, diary and healthy lifestyle. >> robin: so many people suffer from chronic pain, thank you both. country music's biggest night, lara live at the cma awards in nashville. we know you were backstage, tell us all about it, good morning, lara. >> lara: didn't want to leave, good morning to you, robin. the night kicked off with chris stapleton, and post malone, bringing down the house with the opening number, and then an incredible evening of record breaking wins and amazing performances. we had a game backstage, it's called "this boot was made for talking". ♪ ♪ >> lara: well it was shaboozey

up on their feet ... ♪ ♪ >> lara: or the star-studded tribute to the country legend george straight. ♪ ♪ when the sun is high in the texas sky i will be bucking at the county fair ♪ ♪ >> the 58th cma awards are one for the books! ♪ ♪ gonna rain. ♪ ♪ >> lara: we were backstage with the winners and our gma pink boot. >> lara: we have a segment we are doing, it's called "this boot was made for talking", reach into the magical pink boot, there are questions, grab a few. >> who was the most famous person growing up? >> olivia rodriguez. >> what's the best song. >> sitting on the dock of the bay. ♪ ♪ watching the time roll away ♪ ♪

when i grow up what am i gonna be when you are just a memory ♪ ♪ white horse, chris stapleton! with the three wins including male vocalist of the year, chris stapleton, tied for the record for the most cma wins in history, with 19! >> artist: thank you. um, i am out of things to say. i love y'all so much. >> chris and i used to write. and i would tell chris, you are a star, i would say, you are a star, chris. >> stapleton, sharing the record with the favorite duo brooks and dunn, their win total is also 19 cma awards. >> this might as well be the first one, tonight's a great

night. ♪ ♪ >> to keep up that momentum at this level ... what's the secret sauce? >> artist: staying after it. do what you love. find what you love, keep doing it. do it as long as you can. >> lara: old dominion, little big town was beat out for vocal group of the year at 7. >> sounds like a dream come true, we started in a van driving around with no money. now to pick up our heads. >> megan maloney, winning best new artist of the year! >> artist: for my fans >> would say they're a large reason of, why i am up here right now. ♪ ♪ oh, my god ♪ ♪ am i okay? ♪ ♪ >> lara: 4 years ago, she was a student at the university of georgia, studying accounting. >> artist: i think living those four years and having a normal college experience, helped me write songs, i feel

like, and i feel like is may make me more relatable, because i know what it's like ... you know what i mean? ♪ ♪ stars are gonna light up the midnight sky ♪ ♪ cma award for album of the year goes to .... leather, cody spasm johnson! cody johnson. who are the surprises tonight? >> me, i am the surprise. cody johnson, surprise of the year. >> and, i had jelly roll pegged but i said this was the one i wanted to win, it was a group effort. >> lara: how do the newly crowned cma winners celebrate. will you do a take out situation with? >> i have canes waiting for me. canes chicken. >> the full thing. yes. >> what are you ordering? >> that will be a what-a-burger

bacon-egg-and cheese taquito. >> lara: it was great to see laney wilson host for the first time, she was working overtime going toe to toe with the boys, peyton and luke. and performed multiple times and by the way, took home two cma awards including "female vocalist of the year", congratulations to laney. back to you in new york. >> robin: i loved the idea of having them pick out a question, brilliant. so much fun to seat responses. >> lara: that was all kelly hagan! >> robin: she's done it again, be safe getting back. down to ginger. >> ginger: i have mesmerizing photos of the lava flows, the 7th eruption from this volcano in iceland, they prevent

>> michael: now to academy award winner angelina jolie, generating oscar buzz in the new role as maria callis, one of the world's most famous opera singers. i got two talk to her about how she brought with this personality to the screen. >> michael: if you don't know here name, you know her voice

certainly. [opera singing] maria callis oscar winner angelina jolie as the tragic prima donna. >> actress: i will sing when i am ready to sing. >> michael: your performance is amazing, it's been called spellbinding. maria, explored the diva's final days living in paris, struggling to stage a come back, reflecting on the glamorous and tumultious life in the public eye. her voice, her love life, her every move under constant scrutiny. >> we wanted to know what the hell happened to you. michelle it's hard to watch, >> michael: it's hard to watch, you see a human being criticized but you are familiar with this, as a celebrity, were you able to take personal experience you may have had and use it in the portrayal of maria? >> actress: sure, a lot i would not say on morning

television, there's obvious things that would see we have in common, but it's more the ... the ... how hard she is on herself with her work, sometimes seen as strong, but actually very vulnerable and human. i certainly am. i think we would have been friends. >> michael: you would have gotten along well? >> actress: she may have hated me but i think i would have grown on her. >> what do you want to say? >> michael: you learned to sing opera. >> actress: i did, i thought it would be like "movie singing", but i realized you can't fake-sing-opera. it was still .... it's just ... >> michael: terrifying to you? >> actress: yeah, yeah. >> michael: they mixed your voices together, you are really singing. was it scary when you were on the set and you know the moments are coming in >> actress: oh, my god, the first

day i was a lunatic. i have her in my ear to make sure i am singing it, technically the same way she is; but the only thing that can be heard on set is me. >> michael: wow. huh. [ breathes ] >> actress: someone said, i don't want to offend you, is it mostly you, the older singing? i said i could be a poor maria, call it singing. [ laughter ] >> michael: you said opera lessons, are like therapy, how so? >> actress: we don't realize different things that we have been through in life, we hold them in the body, everything's locked somewhere to help us keep going. and so, to really sing and sing fully, you have to unlock all of that. >> michael: wow. it makes sense though. >> it actually makes me want to

sign up for hopper lessons. >> so with your physicality, i think the athleticism i think you'd love it. i can't tell you i didn't encourage your producers to make sure that's a part of the show. you know what i would tell you if you say that, you say that they'll make me do it. >> i just want you to know that perhaps you could speak of your life away from the stage, and is no life away from the stage. in the film, near the line, when she said, there is no life away from the stage. if there are anything in your life that compares to her love of singing, my motherhood. >> yeah. >> yeah, kids. >> yeah, yeah, it's my it's my happiness. it's. you can take everything else away from me. i could, nothing else matters. >> yeah, and you said that your boys, maddox and pax, they work on the film. they got the bug for the business. >> none of my children. i want to be in front of the camera this time. so they're quite private. child is extremely private. they weren't born with privacy. right so i hope they can have that as they, as they

grow. so. so we'll see. but yeah my boys were on set which was, which was amazing. and all of my children suffered through my early opera singing in the house before i got kind of good, um, which was a nightmare. >> well, it was a nightmare. talking to her was a complete pleasure, and the movie is incredible. and i hope everybody takes their time to go out and see it. maria will be in select theaters next wednesday and streams on netflix starting december the 11th, and we'll be right back. we have an expected high of 108. >> he's burning up. >> lord help us. >> we need ice. get down! open the register. >> nobody moves unless you want to die >> shark tank, new friday on abc and. >> now from abc. >> seven mornings. good morning. >> i'm amanda delcastillo from abc. seven mornings. let's get a

look at traffic with gloria. of course, it is a wet commute today, so we are getting reports of multiple incidents throughout the area. so we're going to start with the solo crash. this is on southbound 101 to eastbound 12. and this is over in the north bay where we're getting a lot of rain. so the speeds are very slow. there is moved very slowly. also north of santa rosa and geyser ville, we're getting reports of multiple mudslides on 128. and you could see that area that's impacted. so if you're driving in this area, try to find an alternate route because it's moving very slowly. amanda. all right gloria, thank you. meteorologist drew toma has your accuweather forecast after the break. garage doors going break monday through friday, 9 to 5. >> we know that they always break at the worst time. >> that's why i hear precision. there's never an action charge for nights or weekends. we can fix any make any model. usually the same day. >> precision door service, a name you can trust. >> i was injured in a car crash. >> i had no idea how much my case was worth. call the barnes firm to find out what your case

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times square. >> robin: we are what you caning on sunshine, this is a special morning, we are celebrating tory johnson's 20th anniversary here at gma! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> robin: over the years tory has helped viewers make money, save money with deals and steals, and champion small businesses, all along the way. ♪ ♪ >> lara: tory is in the house. >> robin: every thursday you know where to find >> michael: big savings what, do we have? >> robin: with deals and steals, tory's championing small businesses. while helping gma viewers save big. you are the ultimate expert on this, tory. it's a passion that first landed her here on gma in 2004, as the abc news workplace contributor. and now ... two decades later, deals and steals, viewers, have saved 1.5 billion dollars, purchased more than $-- 6 mill products.

>> support hurricane helene relief efforts and helped raise over a million dollars in disaster relief >> tory: companies are donating. >> i remember tory selected our "when the stars align" constaalation necklace. >> it was a six figure sale within 30 minutes, this was an instant overnight game-changer. >> robin: especially in tough times like the pandemic. >> i truly believe if it were not for tory and deals and steals, that may have been the reason to close our doors. >> robin: there's only one thing left to say. congratulations tory, two decades at abc! we just wouldn't be where we are without you and gma deals. >> tory johnson, happy 20-year anniversary! ♪ ♪ >> can we give it up one more

time for our tory johnson. i gotta tell you. you remember we started with the job fairs. >> tory: we did, can i say you and i are aging in reverse. so, seeing the clips, i mean, you know, i was thinking about that, there are people who came to those job fairs, got their jobs and now use that money to shop our deals. there are those viewers who have been with us the whole time, that's what .... >> robin: you are crying. >> tory: sometimes young are having fun with things butfulliality, i heard mike from sterling , this is a game changer to saving jobs in a small busy. but in reality you will get an unbelievable marshmallow, but you are enabling a company ... they have hired more people because of gma deals and steals, they expanded their business because you guys at home, and

for you to give me that privilege and that honor,s of doing this? - that's the jackpot. >> robin: this is why we love you, the sincerity and authenticity. >> tory: this is the marshmallow fabric, this is a brand-new lounger set, bracelet sleeves and every detail is thoughtful on this; it's an elastic waist, they even put in pockets and the brand-new colors, 50% off today. >> robin: and now? >> tory: this is an original since the beginning of deals and steals, amelia rose, we evolved with her, these are her initial pieces, necklaces. we have the diamond ones as well as the beautiful mother of pearl, it's like a shimmering mother of pearl. i am wearing the diamond, genuine diamonds. she puts so much love and attention into her pieces, so you wear them, i wear them,

you guys love them, all 50% off today. >> robin: love you amelia. torse and this >> tory: and this, we are introducing new deals. this is a whisk for the matcha latte protein drink, push the button on top, push that one on top there, it will wisk that, the ingredients in there. >> robin: oh, my gosh. you don't have to do the shaking. >> tory: in if settles until the middle of the day, wisk it up more, they're sleek and beautiful, 50% off today. feels good, so sleek. >> robin: what's special about these bags? >> tory: scout, we love scout, reusable is where it's at, not disposable, all gift backs are reusable instead of disposable paper, you have durable handles and reenforced bottoms, reusable and built to last, scout makes reliable stuff, starting at under $4.

>> robin: 50% off. >> tory: 50% off on the assortment, and umbrellas on line. >> robin: what am i seeing here? >> tory: this is scent-i-cals. these are scent sticks right here that you can stick into ... put if into a tree, greenery, a wreath, you want the authentic smell, but you don't have the real tree or you like the smell but not on a tree but somewhere else in the house. we have ornments, and they have the scents built in. there's fir and cinnamon, slashed in half. ornaments >> robin: we will make this at home? tory almond cow. >> tory: fresh plant-based milks, made at home. you control the ingredients, people want the non-dairy alternative. and the store-boughts have

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early this morning. [ laughter ] >> robin: a daughter not being truthful? no, no. >> tory: i love this girl. >> guest: i of -- i love you. >> robin: we have known you since you are teeny-tiny. congratulations on 20 years and we spartenered with companies -- partnered with these companies, gelt them by heading to the website. getting can you come back tomorrow? more "it's beginning to look a lot more like christmas". and next we will go into the royal palace. woo but

♪ ♪ >> michael: back with ... christmas at windsor castle. >> george: a festive makeover of the royal residents. >> reporter: the festive season is here, and the royal residents of windsor are getting into the holiday spirit. it's exciting, we are inside the windsor castle. come look at the dazzling decorations over the festive period. we have a sneak preview of the castle's christmas display, opening to the public today. >> wow. look at this n. it's magnificent. decked with thousands of twinkling lights and hundreds of baubles, and a tree, once home to queen elizabeth and where prince william and kate hold royal meetings.

come along, we are stepping into christmas in a thousand years of world history right here at the windsor castle. this is the crimson drawing room, described as one of the most elaborate rooms here at the windsor castle, easy to see why ... ♪ ♪ >> reporter: for the first time ever, we see the doll house, one of the most famous in the world, it's getting a christmas makeover to celebrate its 100th anniversary. >> it's a special object, and people love to see it, having christmas decorations in there for the first time, it's really exciting. >> reporter: the centerpiece of the festive display. a 20-foot fir tree, grown nearby in the windsor home park. >> this is particularly popular with families this time of year, the decorations and the atmosphere, and the activities, you know, it's a family time. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: abc nuse, windsor. news >> robin: i loved what she was wearing through the piece.

i just came back from london, boy, the decorations that are already out all-around town, beautiful. i wasn't in the castle. i wasn't in the castle. >> george: going over to ginger. jorning gorgeous, >> ginger: gorgeous, notre dame, the cathedral in paris, after the devastating fire, a few years ago, we get a rare look inside after the pain-staking effort to restore it! ♪ ♪ inside after the painstaking effort to restore as the fire atop notre dame came crashing down in 2019. [ audience oohs ] >> ginger: national geographic getting rare access to the cathedral, 2000 work to resurrect this beloved land, th few who could document the restruction. >> they set up the bar yerse and locker rooms before you get inside. you have to take off the street clothes and put on the hazmat suit.

a hive of activity. bar yerse >> a stunning feat, it will open in 16 days. in that short time, more than 2000 statues and decorative features were restored or recreated including the 52 famous shumara, statutes and, the destroyed roof, now the spire stands tall with one unique change. everything else is rebuilt i feel likally as it was -- ikally as dentically as it was, but this looks like a phoenix, arizona, with the wings rising. phoenix, arizona phoenix. we are told the inside feels brand-new. find the full collection of ams of nat geo.com/photos and

>> robin: we are celebrating this year's 58th annual cma awards this morning, lara joins us from nashville again with a sweet story, honoring the writers of some of our favorite hits. can't wait to hear about it, lara, thank you n. >> lara: thank you, robin. one of the most heart-felt moments of last night's ceremony, celebrated the talent on the chart and the next generation of up and comers. this is sponsored by chevrolet, teaming up to provide resources for future artists who will write the songs that touch our lives! ♪ ♪ yeah boy riding home ♪ ♪ in a 4 f -- x 4, by you

>>, the 58th angle cma awards showcasing many artists that make country music so special. >> looking for a ride ♪ ♪ >> everybody at the ♪ ♪ >> the cma award for song of the year", goes to .... ready? white horse! >> reporter: including songwriters. >> i am taken aback, thank you so much for this. >> the people behind the sound tracks to life's biggest moments. >> thank you for the gift of song writing. >> dustin lynch takes the stage to honor those lyrical masters. >> artist: many great songwriters were inspired by every day life, things they know trust and love. ♪ ♪ >> teaming up with the sponsor, chevrolet, to highlight their talents. >> artist: some things open

the doors to our hearts and the right song holds the keys. ♪ ♪ >> lara: chevrolet and country music go back decades a true "driving force", behind some of the most inspiring country songs. >> chevy, inspires you to continue writing songs and open your hearts. >> future writers, a message. >> to honor songwriters of the past and the present, as well as encourage the next generation, chevy has made a donation to the nationalville songwriters foundation. from chevrolet and all of us thank you to the song writers. nashville ♪ ♪ >> lara: thank you indeed, a beautiful part of a packed evening, so empowering for the future of country song writing. robin? >> robin: the lyrics, they get us every time in country music. yeah, thank you so much, safe journey home, safe travels home. thank you lara. see you soon. what we got coming up?

>> michael: jaleel white, about growing up as that guy, urkel. we will be right back! [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ >> ginger: gma country music moments sponsored

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>> michael: back with my conversation with jaleel white, starring at urkel in "family matters", and turned "did i do that?" into a catchphrase. from the 1990s. jaleel is now a proud father and has a new memoir called "growing up urkel", covering the life of a child star and beyond. ♪ ♪ >> sound clip: high mr. winslow, i am steve urkel. [ laughter ] >> michael: we all know steve urkel with the signature suspenders, oversized glasses and that classic catchphrase. [ laughter ] "did i do that?" portrayed

for 9 seasons on the hit 1990s "family matters" sitcom, by jaleel white. he's revealing what went on behind the scenes in the new memoir "growing up urkel". >> you described becoming urkel like becoming an athlete. >> what was it physically that made it tough for you? >> actor: over time, the audience is waiting for "did i do that", and the voice goes higher. i had a little procedure when i got older to help out my vocal cords and i am fine now, i am fine. >> michael: we with have seen in that era of child stars. a lot of trouble for a lot of child stars. how were you able to navigate

that? >> actor: i had a horf-mom. -- hover mom. something not addressed enough about child that hits child actors on sets. a lot of parents are leaving the kids exposed to an adult environment. and the parent is nowhere around. you know, dropping your kid off to a movie studio lot is not the same as dropping the kid off to school. my mom was always popping out of somewhere, checking up on me. >> michael: mamaknew what she was doing. and "family matters" went off the year in 1998. >> actor: 9 years. >> michael: now you are envisioning what to do with your career. did you ever think playing that character, held i back? >> actor: at times, but ultimately as you get older, especially when i had my daughter, i am less concerned with impressing people, and i am more concerned with maintaining my dignity and providing for my. i e daughter.

i have been able to do tafor my entire adult life uh-oh, am i allowed to talk about with that? >> the star wars series on disney plus. >> skeleton crew. >> what happened, we are lost. >> it's got a gooni it. the kids were fun to work with, i think it will restore the "childhood", magic that's supposed to be associated with star wars. >> michael: give me the plot, just joking. >> actor: you gonna get my in trouble? >> michael: up got the lionel richie, everyone with the white suit, you know, the silk shirt uget them, boy. you get them boy. >> actor: i don't take myself seriously. that's a message to those in the r & b, era to say "we got fire inside of these pages". >> robin: you said

originally, he was supposed to be in one episode. >> michael: one episode, mid-season, which turned into 9 years and we were saying earlier, can't imagine the show without him. >> george: impossible. >> michael: great guy, great character, and a great father. "growing up urkel", is on

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and right now we have several lanes that are still blocked, but they are hoping to reopen everything by 9 a.m. this is on eastbound 80. before first street, and speeds are down to 48mph. you can see a live look from the bay bridge traffic barely moving. if you're able to maybe use san mateo bridge or dumbarton bridge, that's probably a better option so that you can avoid this mess. yeah. >> good idea. gloria. accuweather forecast. we have scattered showers out there on live doppler seven, heaviest in the north bay. and that's how the day shapes up. a lot of rainfall coming to the north bay with lower amounts south and east. in fact, i think the south bay again is going to stay dry. level two this morning. flood risk highest in the north bay. temperatures in the 60s. widespread rain tomorrow. amanda. >> all right. thanks, drew. time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back at and mark. we'll be back at 11:00 for midday. deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. ♪♪