golden globe nominations, among the disney nominees abbott. elementary. shogun. only murders in the building and inside out to the musical. amalia perez led nominations, beating favorites wicked and conclave with ten nods. the golden globes are in january, and you can watch hollywood's biggest night, the oscars, right here on abc seven in march. >> congrats to all, and shout >> robin: good morning america. the nationwide manhunt a regime collapsing and one final bow. new images show the suspect in the killing of united healthcare ceo in a taxi about 20 minutes after the shooting, as police search for the suspect, the bike he escaped on, and the murder weapon, as hundreds of tips pour in, and thousands of police officers work the case. >> george: stunning fall.

rebels topple the brutal syrian dictator ending his family's 50 year rule. putin grants him asylum. national security adviser jake sullivan joins us live on the opportunity and risk of regime change. >> it's also a moment of risk and uncertainty. >> george: and if jailed journalist austin tice could finally come home. james longman is at the border. >> whit: a civil lawsuit accusing jay-z of accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old with sean diddy combs. the music mogul firing back this morning. >> george: holiday parade crash. the investigation after a police officer appeared to lose control of his motorcycle accelerating into a crowd. >> whit: home run. slugger juan soto signing a record setting deal with the new york mets after leading the yankees to the world series. ♪ shake it off ♪ >> robin: overnight hail to the chiefs' kicker. >> for the division!

>> robin: another wild ending. and it's the end of the road. >> here we go. >> robin: overnight taylor swift shaking it off one last time on her eras tour, ending the record setting concert event. rebecca jarvis and her daughter isabelle flying to vancouver, taking us inside, as fans around the world tune in. how will taylor top this? but for now -- ♪ shake it off ♪ ♪ shake it off ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> robin: how will taylor top this? how will rebecca top this? you're in trouble. >> whit: i am. my daughters know isabelle very well. the fact they didn't get to go and she did, i'm going to hear for a long time. >> george: the ultimate taylor tot. >> robin: she was there for the final eras tour show. i hope she's sleeping a little bit. rebecca is certainly up.

she's going to tell us all about it. >> whit: got all the friendship bracelets. first the holidays are fast approaching. the first shipping deadline is coming up later this week. we'll tell you what you need to know to get your packages where they need to go in time without paying more than you have to. >> george: we have a lot of news to get to. we're going to begin with the man hunt for the suspect in the murder of brian thompson. killer is still on the loose. this morning images show the man minutes after the shooting. senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky starts us off. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, george. detectives are optimistic they're closing in, but heading into a sixth day of searching, they still do not have an identity of the suspect or anyone in custody. this morning the nypd is hoping someone recognizes these latest images of the suspect. the suspect seen getting into a

taxi 20 minutes after the shooting, appearing to look at the camera. by then he had ditched the bike he was spotted riding into and out of central park, where nypd divers spent the weekend searching a pond for clues. police have yet to recover the bike or the murder weapon. the pond is near the spot where officers found what they think is the suspect's backpack. it contained a tommy hilfiger jacket and monopoly money. detectives are working to determine whether the play money was meant as some sort of statement. >> it's some kind of statement. a messaging that has to be figured out. that's not really what the immediate need is. it is to get him arrested. the motive, we'll figure that out later as we go on. >> reporter: hundreds of tips are pouring in, and thousands of police officers are cycling through a manhunt that is now nationwide. >> the amount of detective work it took to put the pieces together, we feel comfortable we're getting closer and closer.

>> reporter: the police built a timeline that begins ten days prior to the shooting, november 24th when they say the suspect arrived in new york by bus just after 10 p.m. he immediately took a taxi to the scene of the crime. he took another taxi to a hostel on the upper west side where he checked in using a fake i.d., paid in cash and was spotted on a security camera without his mask. the images shared widely by police. on december 4th, police say the suspect is seen leaving the hostel at 5:30 a.m. and arriving at the hilton 11 minutes later. he was seen walking nearby, ordering starbucks then waiting for thompson, who crossed 6th avenue at 6:44 a.m. 45 minutes later, police say the suspect was seen at the bus station by the george washington bridge and not seen since. back at the murder scene, police found the words deny, defend, depose written in sharpie on shell casings. thompson's murder ignited online anger at the health insurance industry. some on social media posting vicious sarcasm or indifference toward the death of brian thompson. police have not established a

motive, but they say they found no evidence the killing had anything to do with thompson's personal life. united healthcare is declining to answer questions posed by abc news, including whether the company has offered to contribute to the reward money for information leading to an arrest, robin. >> robin: what are police saying about the gun that was apparently used in the shooting? seems very unusual. >> it is a distinctive weapon. they think it may be a veterinary type weapon used on farms to put down an animal. it can fire a quiet shot with that long barrel. they don't think it had a separate silencer. the magazine is in the grip, bolt action so it has to be manually cycled. he did show proficiency with the they're still looking for it. >> george: how about the messages on the shell casings and monopoly money. >> they are not sure if it is a message. it is a tantalizing clue. they are all open to the possibility that all those items may have been planted as a ruse. >> robin: aaron, thank you very much for your reporting. we know you are staying on it.

thank you. overseas to the collapse of the asad regime in syria. rebels seized the presidential palace after they launched a lightning offense two weeks ago. president asad fled the capital over the weekend and has been granted asylum by russian president putin. asad and his family have ruled the country in a brutal dictatorship in half a century and engaged in a bloody civil war the past 14 years backed by russia, iran and hezbollah. the question now, so what happens next? the u.s. has some 900 troops stationed in the country right now, as american forces carried out air strikes on isis positions this weekend. we're gonna talk with national security adviser jake sullivan in just a moment. but first chief international correspondent james longman is at the syrian border for us. james, tell us what you're seeing right now. >> reporter: robin, it's a very tense situation right now. let me show you around here. we've got thousands of people streaming out of syria, desperate to leave the country because they're not sure what the change means for them.

the lebanese army has put a barrier up there, stopping people from coming out. meantime, you are seeing all these cars and it streams all the way down there, of people going into syria. this is the chaos that revolution brings. one of the world's most oppressive regimes brought down in days. bashar al-assad's violent dictator ship made millions of syrians homeless. this morning he is on the run, overthrown by rebel fighters in lightning speed. the regime collapsing in just 11 days, his people now discovering the massive wealth kept from them at his presidential palace in the capital damascus. rebels taking over state television saying the city of damascus has been liberated the tyrant has been toppled. and this morning entering syria i met border guards. why are people worried? he said isis might be involved. he said there's nothing to worry about.

temples of the assad family defaced and destroyed. cheers and gun fire filling the air, celebration and relief. this man was 17 when he left syria. 29 today. he's going home and he can't stop smiling. how are you feeling, i ask him? i'm so happy, he said. mixed feelings, because i've missed so much, my studies, work. but i'm happy, he says. discoveries now being made. don't be afraid, says this woman, found in an under ground prison. we find a child alongside her. russia's foreign ministry announcing assad's resignation and moscow he has fled with his family. bashar assad inherited power from his father. a london educated eye doctor he was the respectable face of a new syria world leaders rushed to work with. vogue even called his glamorous wife a rose in the desert.

soon as he was challenged, his father's son emerged. he crushed the 2011 protest movement, killing hundreds of thousands. then president obama said use of chemical weapons would be a red line, but assad crossed it. the chaos allowed isis to seize territory and launch attacks against the west. iran, hezbollah and russia helped assad hold on. wars in gaza, lebanon and ukraine meant they couldn't save him now. a rebel group emerged from the chaos of the civil war. its leader is this man, a former al qaeda member who turned against them and is promising a more moderate image, promising a turning point for the region. president biden among those praising this moment as an opportunity for syria independence, but one fraught with danger. >> it's a moment, historic opportunity, for the long suffering people of syria to build a better future for their proud country. it is also a moment of risk and uncertainty. >> reporter: now, syrians are fast discovering the truth of

the assad regime. under ground prisons full of women and children, instruments of torture, the wealth he accumulated. but as they try to make history, the future is really uncertain. george? >> george: it is. let's bring in jake sullivan for more on this. we heard the president say this is a moment of opportunity and moment of risk. bottom line, is it good for the united states and the world? >> well, it's good for the united states and the world that a murderous dictator whose family has ruled syria with an iron fist for half a century is gone. assad was the author of the killing of hundreds of thousands of people. the oppression of religious and ethnic minorities as well. and so from our perspective, it is good that he is gone. as president biden said, there is risk and uncertainty about what comes next. there's an opportunity to build something better in syria. but there is concern that terrorists, jihadists and other people who do not have the united states' best interest at heart, to say the least, could take advantage of this. we are vigilant, taking action to deal with that.

we're prepared to work with anyone in syria who wants a stable inclusive democratic future for that country. that's what we intend to drive, george. >> george: you talked about the action the united states is taking. 75 air strikes against isis targets inside syria. what is the top u.s. priority right now? >> well, number one priority, obviously, is to protect united states of america from the resurgence of a terror threat from syria. that means holding isis down. don't let them take advantage of this. then there's the priority of making sure our friends in the region are stable. israel, jordan, iraq, lebanon. that these countries do not suffer from any kind of violent spillover effects from what's happening in syria. then it is to support the syrian people as they try to build a better future for their country. these are the steps that we are going to take, we have started taking. we'll do it in concert with our friends in the region. >> george: what do we know about how assad escaped to moscow and

what will happen to him next? >> we don't know the circumstances of his departure, how he fled his country, how he got on a plane and got to moscow. what we do know is his backers, iran, russia and hezbollah, couldn't come to his aid because they have been weakened and exposed because of conflicts happening elsewhere. russia weakened and exposed because of ukraine. iran weakened because they made the grave mistake of trying to attack israel after october 7th. the u.s. stood up and supported israel, stood up in support of ukraine. the result is, asad was basically naked and alone without friends and had to flee. >> george: he's got one friend in moscow. can he be held accountable for his actions? >> well, lot of that's gonna turn on russia explaining exactly why it is that they are harboring a murderous dictator. they offered him asylum, asylum from the syrian people who he has brutalized and murdered over the course of a long time. so that question is best directed towards moscow.

what we are going to do is support the syrian people as they try to turn the page on assad and build a better future. >> george: what do we know about the american journalist who was kidnapped in syria 12 years ago? austin tice. >> as president biden said in his remarks yesterday, this is a top priority for us, to find austin tice. to locate the prison where he may be held, get him home safely to his family. we have offered a reward to anyone who can provide information. we are talking through the turks and others to people on the ground in syria to say, help us with this. help us get austin tice home. we don't know exactly where he's located, but we do know we are not going to rest until we get him home to his family. >> george: jake sullivan, thank you very much. whit? >> whit: now the bombshell accusation against jay-z. a woman claiming he joined sean diddy combs in sexually assaulting her when she was just 13 years old. jay-z denying the accusation. abc news live anchor linsey

davis is here with more. linsey, good morning. >> linsey: this lawsuit named diddy as a defendant but was refiled yesterday and also names jay-z. but he is coming out swinging, saying in a statement that the allegations are so heinous in nature that he employed a lawyer to file a criminal complaint not a civil one adding whomever would commit such a crime against a minor should be locked away. new allegations this morning levelled against rapper jay-z also known as sean carter accusing him of sexually assaulting a then 13-year-old girl with sean diddy combs after the vma's in 2000. the new amended civil lawsuit originally filed by a jane doe in october identified celebrity a as jay-z, claiming he and diddy drugged and raped a 13-year-old girl at an after party and that another celebrity stood by and watched as combs and carter took turns assaulting the minor. combs and jay-z both attended the award show.

jay-z, who was 31 at the time, is now a multiplatinum grammy winner and business mogul. he's reached the highest place of the rap industry. ♪ jay-z denying the allegations writing this is a blackmail attempt, taking direct aim at the plaintiffs attorney saying what he had calculated was the nature of these allegations and the public scrutiny would make me want to settle, going on to say the claims are idiotic. noting the impact this has had on his life, beyonce and their three children. my wife and i will have to sit our children down, one of whom is at the age where her friends will surely see the press and ask questions about the nature of these claims. jay-z challenges busby to change the civil lawsuit to a criminal complaint. busby is standing his ground writing, i won't be bullied or intimidated. people will see through this effort to discredit me and my clients and the truth will be revealed. i also won't allow anyone to scare my clients into silence.

>> for jay-z, the question is, what is next? it's going to be fighting this civil lawsuit and either trying to get jane doe to name herself, provide evidence that these allegations are true or fight them based on the facts that he has. >> linsey: through his attorney, sean combs denies all allegations against him saying in court the truth will prevail and he never sexually assaulted or trafficked anyone. guys? >> robin: all right, linsey. thanks to you. we're going to turn now to another dramatic win in the nfl overnight. the kansas city chiefs have done it again clinching their ninth consecutive afc west division title. how do they continue to do it? >> will: i don't know. like tay voodoo. they got it going on. what a game it was. kansas city chiefs fully in their stressful win era. for the third straight week they win a nail biter. second week in a row they win 19-17. we go straight to the fourth quarter. chiefs at home down to the l.a. chargers. patrick mahomes had a decent

night as he seems to do every time it matters, he comes through in a clutch. huge completion to travis kelce, who else? and that put the chiefs in field goal position with seconds remaining. here's the 31 yard kick from the third string kicker. gotta hear this. >> this is for the division. for the chiefs. [ laughter ] >> they clinch the division! chiefs win the division. >> will: wow. fourth field goal of the night. chiefs escape with a win. they win their ninth division title. they've had three different kickers hit a game winfield ing field goal. no one has ever done that before. >> george: i want a stat on hitting the post. >> will: i will get that for you in the next half hour. [ laughter ] >> whit: thanks, will. >> george: coming up, it's the end of an era. taylor swift's record breaking tour took its final bow last night. rebecca jarvis was there. >> rebecca: george, it was the most magical night shared with my daughter isabelle. i cannot wait to share it with

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morning everyone. monday. starting off a little slow for bart riders. we've got an equipment problem. well, we've improved from 20 minute delays to ten minute delays. now oakland 19th and macarthur in all directions. we'll check back with the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights were on at 530. no improvement here. still 530. stacked up for about a 12 to 15 minute delay behind the toll plaza and an hour drive from hercules into the city. amanda. all right. >> sue. thank you. meteorologi

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suspect in the murder of brian thompson. killer is still on the loose six days after the shooting. we have newly released images showing the man minutes after the shooting. dramatic rescue caught on camera in georgia after a student and flight instructor crashed minutes after takeoff. coast guard got them to safety after they were forced to put the small plane down near the south carolina border. thankfully, no one was injured. >> whit: and christmas came early for new york mets fans. just weeks after leaving the new york yankees juan soto has signed the largest deal in professional sports history. $765 million for 15 years. that's bigger than the monster contract signed by otahni last season. the only good news for the yankees, he didn't go to the boston red sox. this is a little more tolerable. we've got more coming up

including timothee chalamet. >> george: taylor swift wrapped up her eras tour. rebecca up early in vancouver this morning. good morning, rebecca. >> rebecca: hi, george. it has been an incredible 24 hours. i'm here at the jw marriott park in vancouver. taylor swift, her last show on the eras tour last night. this was a tour that has spanned two years, five continents. they've sold over 10 million tickets, $2 billion in sales. and when i got the call to come see the grand finale here in vancouver, i knew there was only one side kick who could do it justice, my 5-year-old daughter isabelle. i have a surprise for you. you know how it's taylor swift's last concert tomorrow night? you and i are gonna go. are you excited? >> yes! >> rebecca: and with that, we were off for a mother/daughter adventure we'll never forget. are you excited?

making the 3,000 mile journey to vancouver just in the nick of time. here we go. this is it. the final show. taylor swift is about to perform and i'm with my favorite sidekick. but we made it alongside 50,000 other very lucky swifties. >> we've seen over 10 million people on this tour. [ cheers ] and tonight, we get to play one more show for you tonight in beautiful vancouver. [ cheers ] our last grand adventure together. >> rebecca: a massive farewell to a tour that meant so much to so many. ♪ the 14 time grammy winner turning out hit after hit.

♪ ♪ [ cheers ] >> rebecca: the tour has a reputation for bringing people from all over the world together, with love and kindness. camaraderie and, like, everyone coming together. it's amazing friendship. >> literally, there's nothing like it. >> rebecca: also shaking it off fans like 12-year-old super swiftie ellie. who collected 1,500 bracelets from all over the world. >> i want to thank every single one of you for being part of the most thrilling chapter of my entire life to date. >> rebecca: after a final song

"karma" she shared her usual hug with her dancers and backup singers. instead of being lowered beneath the stage she walked off with her crew, one last time. it was truly a magical moment, a totally magical night to share. eagle eye fans have been spotting these cameras in the stadium thinking maybe there's going to be an extension of the documentary, a new film coming out. i definitely saw a lot of professional cameras in the room, so i don't think this is the last we'll hear from taylor swift. but it was truly a spectacular moment for isabelle and i and all the people all around the world who've experienced it. it was like this giant warm hug. we got a lot of bracelets. [ laughter ] >> robin: were there any easter eggs? everyone thought maybe she would drop a little something something?

anything, rebecca, that you picked up? >> rebecca: i mean, what i was picking up on was just the joy and excitement of the moment. i do think that those cameras, they're all professional grade cameras. they were everywhere, capturing both fans in the stands, as well as all of her performance. i think we're going to see some additional, some additional content from taylor swift in the not too distant future. >> robin: you think? [ laughter ] you're not going out on a limb at all there. >> rebecca: breaking news. >> robin: it's her birthday friday. friday the 13th. friday the 13th is taylor swift's birthday. so maybe -- >> george: maybe she'll give it to gma, the announcement. >> robin: yeah. get some rest. hug isabelle for us. looks like she had a fantastic time. >> rebecca: we will. >> robin: thanks for taking one for the team. >> whit: thanks, rebecca. we do turn to the reopening of notre dame. its first mass after five years of reconstruction. the public finally able to step inside following the fire that

nearly destroyed the land mark. tom soufi burridge is there. what a sight behind you. >> reporter: good morning, whit. what a weekend here at notre dame. you can see what a criss cross that there's still some work to be done. the cathedral is welcoming in the public again after notre dame reopened in spectacular style. ♪ this morning notre dame reborn in style. ♪ the choir back in full voice. ♪ the cathedral's 8,000 pipe organ restored and ringing out. earlier the bishop of paris banging on the doors to officially reopen the cathedral. the iconic bell sounding across paris again. those doors swinging open to

this awesome sight. first lady jill biden, prince william and president-elect trump there saturday to celebrate the refurbished building, its newfound glory with traditional style. on sunday the first mass in more than five years. late last night members of the public back inside for the first time since that destructive fire in 2019. the firefighters who bravely extinguished the flames that day honored at the opening ceremony with a standing ovation. hey, guys, you won't be surprised to hear online reservations to visit the cathedral have sold out for the coming days. here's something. it's free. on the remaining work to be done, they spent about $700 million to renovate the building but still have about $100 million for further improvements in the coming months. guys?

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we haven't really heard from the president elect like this since his victory. this morning we are getting a clear sense of what donald trump is planning for his first day in office. from immigration to the economy, and his vow of retribution. this morning president-elect trump is working to hit the ground running starting with his efforts to boost the economy. but pressed on concerns his plans to implement punishing tariffs will raise prices, he can't guarantee americans won't be more. >> i can't guarantee anything, tomorrow. tariffs are a properly used, are a very powerful tool. not only economically, but also for getting other things outside of economics. >> reporter: trump pledged to impose tariffs on china and a 25% tariff on all goods imported from mexico and canada. but some economists say it would cost american families more than $2,600 a year. on immigration, trump confirming his plan for mass deportation. starting with convicted criminals. but ultimately saying they could include any immigrant in the country illegally. >> i think you have to do it.

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this is fda approved and has been studied for safety and effectiveness in clinical trials. >> sometimes you start at a lower dose, get the body acclimated to the drug and minimize side effects then you up titrate the dose. >> reporter: for michael hammer of los angeles, after taking the recommended dose of ozempic for three months, he was ready to give it up because he said his side effects were unbearable. >> i would order food. when the first bite came in i would immediately get overwhelmingly full and nauseous. it would just make to it the point that i was not consuming enough calories and was worried about malnourishment. >> reporter: that's when he said a medical professional who prescribed the medication for him suggested he try microdosing instead. he's been doing it for two years now and says it changed his life. >> it allowed me to lose the weight that would have taken me -- i did it in eight months instead of two years. but also, it allowed me to reset

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chat with julianne moore from the room next door. plus, sofia carson is here. that's at nine on abc7. >> we'll see you guys shortly. looking outside a live look at our santa cruz camera. it is nice temperatures right now. we're in the 40s and 30s in some of our coldest areas. later on today we'll get those daytime highs into the 60s. stephanie. >> all right drew, thank you. and we will have another abc seven news update in just about 30 min. and always on our news app >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> robin: we welcome you back. actor colin farrell just recently started talking openly about his olest son and the genetic disorder he lives with. he also launched a foundation to support people living with intellectual disabilities. this weekend deborah roberts talked to him about it. just so wonderful how open he's being and how many people he's going to help. >> with a warm, wonderful guy he is, robin.

colin farrell was a passionate and private award winning actor whose life changed with the birth of his first child. he is now among the estimated 1.3 million young adults in the u.s. living with a developmental disability. for parents offering support, it can be challenging. i know that firsthand. so does farrell, who's become a vocal advocate not just for his son james, but for all families who are dealing with differences. golden globe winning actor colin farrell is front and center as an ambassador for people living with disabilities. we caught up in chicago when farrell's foundation was hosting a gala. >> we have to help people understand how dire the situation is for so many. >> reporter: opening up about his 21-year-old son james, who has a genetic disorder. you are braving the chicago weather not for a film role but for a cause that is near and dear.

how much does it mean to you? >> it means a lot to me. my son means a lot to me. what we're trying to do is raise awareness. >> reporter: james was diagnosed just before his third birthday. the rare disorder affecting 1 in 12,000 to 20,000 people, most with significant developmental delays, problems walking, talking or caring for themselves. >> the spectrum is pretty broad for our children who have angelman's syndrome. some have words. james is nonverbal. some can move around perfectly. james is not one of those, but he is ambulatory. >> you describe him as your beautiful boy who has differences. >> yeah. he's great fun. he's cheeky. he's bold. he's worked hard all his life. he has been doing occupational therapy, special needs exercises since the time he was 3. >> you have james, your oldest. you have henry. >> yeah. >> how do you balance the two? >> on a unicycle, bowling pins.

>> as a successful actor, farrell said he's for nate with the care for his son. >> we have been able to provide a certain amount of support that very few families can provide. that is not lost on me at all. i don't think he understands distractions. i don't believe james understands the concept of time. or calendar dates. james, in many ways, exists in a state of grace. he is in the forever now. it's really quite amazing. >> james is 21. on one hand, he's a young adult. but on the other hand, he's a young adult with a disability. but in this world though of disabilities, when a child turns the 1. >> there's no support system as far as therapies, care. that's when parents are just like, what do i do now? they are just in the dark, begging for support and help. they are subsisting, trying to keep their life together.

>> he's determined that his colin farrell foundation will make a difference. one of its goals, creating access to affordable community housing and programs. on this evening, farrell was less of a celebrity and more an ally. a kindred spirit in the special needs world. what is that like when you look into the eyes of these people? >> i just love our community. i just love them all. yeah. i love seeing our kids. everyone dreams of having a child who's special. then you are told your child is special in a particular way and the dream turns into a nightmare and you feel lost. you don't know what to do. you don't know where to turn. that's one of the kind of primary goals of this foundation that i have established, is to force families and their loved ones an opportunity for just another resource. >> what a remarkable guy. farrell said he's been involved in the angelman syndrome community for about 15 years, but only now does it bear his

name. a humbling moment for him and for his son. he said james eventually wants to live on his own but requires support. but most of all, guys, acceptance, and the key word, kindness. so much of that. he says that's what we need to drive home to everybody, kindness for people who are different. >> robin: what a dear, dear man and his family. you're go doing have more on "nightline?" >> that's right. also just more about james, which will be fun to hear. >> robin: thank you very much, deb. whit? >> whit: hey, robin. you might be wondering why will reeve and i are standing in front of a donut truck. we are channelling the simpsons. as homer says, is there anything they can't do? tonight on "monday night football" the simpsons will take over the game. that will happen live. will reeve is back with a preview on how all of this is going to play out. pretty cool. >> will: it is.

how about technology? what can it do here? tonight is the latest iteration of espn's for ray into ultimate broadcast using real time animation of characters you love to play real games. i went to espn head quarters to check out how it's done. ♪ the simpsons ♪ >> will: the nfl is going where no game has gone before. springfield. joining beloved characters from the simpsons as they play alongside the cincinnati bengals and dallas cowboys on tonight's simpsons funday football. it's a real live nfl "monday night football" game and called in realtime by drew carter and dan orlovsky. i've done a job of calling a three man game. >> will: they will be in separate rooms wearing vr head sets and appearing on tv as simpson characters. >> we'll see our characters. we can look to the left and right in our headset and we will see each other's characters. >> will: they've done their usual football prep and watched

simpsons. >> you're crushing tape on the cowboys and bengals. i'm crushing tape on the simpsons, like, season. >> will: no one has come to our game to be educated about football. they want to be entertained. running the show are the espn vp's phil orleans and michael spike. for three months they've been working on tonight's broadcast. how does the technology work to do a live sporting event? >> the technology is extraordinary. there's data created that tracks where the ball is and where each of the players are. and then a second layer of data that visualizes the movements of the joints and limbs. >> will: if we put bart in as the quarterback of the bengals, he will do exactly what joe burrow does. if burrow does a 50 yard touchdown pass, bart will. >> will: in realtime? >> in real time. i see a play happening over there. i think it was an incompletion. >> will: what's it like to be

simpson-fied? >> i feel like i will be speaking like a simpson. i will be dropping a doh. >> will: the show i watched as a kid was either sports centered or the simpsons essentially. that's unbelievable. you're swimming right now. game going on behind you. wow. you can watch the simpsons funday football with a special simpsons open that they made specifically for this on disney+. you can see the live action broadcast on abc and espn. >> whit: the technology is amazing. what was it like to put on the headset? >> will: it was surreal. you are in the vr. then you're in the simpsons world. i had little simpsons hands. they have all these easter eggs from the simpsons world. fully immersed. it was a lot of fun. thank espn for helping us out. >> whit: can't wait to watch. how about the donuts, everybody here? got the little footballs and

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♪ ♪ >> george: back with julianne moore. the oscar winner getting great reviews. welcome back. great to see you. >> hi. so nice to see you. >> george: tell us about "the room next door." >> well, it's pedro alvar's first english film. it's a big deal.

he is someone's work i admired. i never imagined i would be able to participate in a movie in english. here it is. it is about mortality and about, i think, especially about female friendship. >> george: that's what i was going to ask you. a deep exploration of something you don't always see on screen. >> no. it's pretty rare, honestly. these friendships have been so important in my life and most women's life. often i think in film we see women picked as antagonists or you see them in a love relationship or familiar relationship. you don't see what we often most experience is friendship. >> george: let's take a look at a clip. >> i made a list of stuff to buy. is there anything you want me to get? >> i don't think so. >> do you want to come to the store with me? >> maybe another day. so nice here.

i'd like to stay, if you don't mind. >> no, of course not. >> george: friendship in extreme situations. she calls you her new old friend. >> we had known of each other. we had been friendly. we had seen each other at film festivals and press conferences and things, but never really spent time together. i've always admired her. love her work and loved how she is in the world. we got to be friends in real life in realtime in the film. >> george: that doesn't always happen, does it? >> no, it doesn't. it's wonderful. we are both the same age. our children are the same age. we had a lot to talk about. we sort of bonded day by day, which is what happens when you build an actual friendship with somebody. >> george: you talked about pedro, who is the director. he does almost all of his work in spanish. what was it like working with him this time? >> he is a real artist.

you can see from that clip, you see when he tells stories, in color, and composition and poetic language. and in humanity. he's a real humanist. this is a story about people and what they mean to each other and how we live day by day. he's a master. >> george: is it a strategy, getting to work with people who you haven't worked with before and explore something? >> it' always been interesting to me. i am interested in film making. i like building something together. you don't work alone. you really are -- it's more than what you see on screen. there's a whole kind of world of people, production designers and camera operators and prop people and costume people. we all come together and we construct --

>> george: another world. >> another world, yeah. that's right. it's a world that relates to our own world. we're telling stories about what it means to be alive. >> george: thanks for coming in today. >> nice to see you. >> george: it opens december 20th, nationwide january 17th. let's go to ginger. >> ginger: george, san diego, california, was nearly 80 degrees over the weekend. couple spots that got close to or hit records in southern california. now it is all about the wind. right over utah and nevada sending off shore winds. in this case it is going to be a big time wind event starting tonight through tomorrow night. those high wind warnings 60 to 80 mile per hour gust. a red flag alert all the way to the mexican border. the fire danger will be at that extreme category. santa monica mountains, including santa clarita, same area where the fire broke out couple weeks ago. same area going to get hit again. then you see anaheim inland. humidity as low as 2% so, please, be careful.

by wedne >> lara: coming up jenny freshwater is here with some of the hottest holiday gift trends. we've got them all for you, so stay with us on "gma."

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♪ ♪ >> lara: we're back on gma with our season of gifting. just over two weeks until christmas and chanukah. this segment is sponsored by amazon. their vp of fashion and fitness, jenny freshwater is here to show us what gifts are trending. everybody at home can follow along by scanning the qr code on your screen. jenny, thanks for being here. >> thanks for being here. >> lara: you were telling me that amazon has a lot of tips and tricks on gift suggestions.

tell us how. >> we do. we have lots of shoppers. >> lara: you listen to what they say, feedback. that's smart. >> yes. we have a wide selection of gifts at great prices this year. >> lara: how do you help us, like if we go on there, gosh, it's overwhelming. what do i get for the team? >> this year we have an ai shopping assistant for your hard to shop for people. you can ask it any questions and it will tell you some good gift ideas. >> lara: let's start with a great idea. the dustbuster. >> yes. the dustbuster. i have two kids, two dogs, so this is a must for us. this dust buster $49. >> lara: like the second generation dustbuster. i had one a long time ago. now they're wireless. >> super fast. super easy to use.

you can take it anywhere. house, car. clean up all those messes. >> lara: what is the deal? >> $49. >> lara: normally what would it be? >> a lot more. >> lara: all right. let's talk about this next one for the lounge lover in your life. >> the lounge lover. my social media feed is filled with everybody taking cute photos in holiday jammis. we have a variety here. these feel so soft. this is our amazon basics collection. they come for the whole family. gifts for the fellows here. as well as victoria secret for the ladies in your life. we also have kids selection. all 40% off through december 14th. >> lara: wow. everything starts today, right? >> we have deals going all through the holiday season. this is a great selection. rufus will show you. >> lara: let's talk some jewelry now and other trendy gifts. >> now we've hit my table, the fashion table. yes. we've been increasing our selection across premium

fashion. we've got this marc jacobs tote. >> lara: my daughter has one of these. i'm in love with it. >> you can carry it anywhere. canvas. detachable strap. >> lara: for your computer, whatever you need. >> a great deal today at $159. >> lara: great. some jewelry. >> this jewelry, which i'm all wearing with a j. kate spade, again, really nice collection. you can buy this for yourself, as i did, or anyone on your list. it's personalized. we've noticed a trend that personalized jewelry with initials are really taking off on amazon. this kate spade necklace, $28. >> lara: i love it. let's bring it home with some tunes. ♪ i didn't even clap. thank you, guys. this has a great sound, as you can hear. incredible collection, by the way, of music. this is the beats with kim

kardashian. >> it is. it is. this was -- we've just come off black friday, one of the biggest shopping days of the year. beats in general was a top seller. this particular one is a colab with kim kardashian. it is waterproof. it sounds great. it's light. comes in a variety of colors. champagne, gold, red, black and also comes in grey. >> lara: really good deal. $99 to $129.95. thank you so much, jenny. >> thank you. >> lara: love having you here. amazon always delivers. these great ideas are thanks to our sponsor, amazon. you can shop these products and so many more simply by pointing your cell phone camera at the qr code you see there or just head to gma's facebook or instagram pages for more information. thank you. >> thank you. >> lara: we'll be right back, everybody.

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