safety of vaccines, including the polio vaccine. >> number seven, grubhub is out with its 2024 delivery report, where it analyzes ordering trends over the past year. chicken was the number one item ordered from both restaurants and grocery stores. more than one ton of cottage cheese was delivered, and san francisco was one of the top five cities where it was ordered. >> i don't know anything about cottage cheese. >> maybe it was a tiktok trend. i don't know, i have no idea. that's all my guess. >> i remember cottage cheese was popular with the egg bites. remember? people were making them. see? that's why. no. yeah. okay. >> trendy, i don't know. yeah. >> you're so trendy. i don't know about that, but just take it >> robin: good morning america for our viewers in the west. drones spotting, the health of an nfl legend and nine days until christmas. don't worry. we gotcha.

drone mystery deepens. calls for action growing louder. this morning two men facing charges after police say they flew a drone dangerously close to a boston airport. another airport temporarily closing runways after multiple sightings nearby. overnight whit johnson along for the ride on patrols scouting the skies. >> when the sun goes down they're coming out. when the sun comes up, they're not. >> robin: what they saw when using a flight tracker and why some say their community is on edge. >> george: ceo murder suspect. what we are learning about the days before his arrest, the accused killer expected to return to manhattan this week to face murder charges. >> rebecca: rfk jr. on the hill. the president-elect's pick for health secretary meeting lawmakers as he faces bipartisan scrutiny about his anti-vaxing stance. >> george: nfl hall of famer randy moss -- >> your boy is a cancer survivor. >> george: one of the greatest wide receivers in nfl history recovering from a six hour operation.

a whiple procedure. this morning new details on his treatment, when we can see him back on the set. >> robin: santa smashed. real life grinches caught on camera, swiping holiday decorations right off people's lawns. how to make sure your decor stands tall through christmas. >> rebecca: holiday tips. pun intended. who's on your list, how much do you gift and more? ♪ >> robin: we're flipping out with nine days til christmas for this possible super bowl preview. >> it's allen easily going in for the touchdown! >> robin: super star josh allen leading the bills to a thrilling win. plus who is fired up for the eagles? we know these jason kelce look alikes are. and lady gaga coming to town with a brand new christmas song dropping overnight.

>> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> george: good morning america. we are just nine days away from the holidays. we've got you covered. >> rebecca: really a procrastinator's delight. we have everything from holiday tipping tips, i'm a procrastinator. the rise of second hand gifting to save money. and we've got the top presents trending online. >> robin: we're gonna begin, of course, with a new slew of overnight drone sightings high above the east coast. and the growing demand for frightened residents to concerned lawmakers for answers. whit johnson was also looking for answers overnight and is here now with the latest. >> whit: we went on patrol with officers who tell us they are getting inundated with reports of drone sightings. there's growing frustration as federal authorities insist there's nothing to fear but at the same time can't explain what people are seeing in the sky. this morning two men facing charges after police say they

flew a drone dangerously close to logan airport. officers able to make the arrest after using advanced unmanned monitoring technology to identify the location, flight history and operator position. this comes amid growing concerns about a series of unexplained drone sightings in the northeast in recent weeks. in new york on friday, stewart international airport forced to temporarily close after multiple sightings nearby. >> and, uh, he said there's multiple drones all over this airport tonight, man. >> whit: the biden administration insisting it has no evidence to suggest a national security threat or foreign involvement but promising more resources to help solve the mystery. >> some drone sightings are, in fact, drones. some are manned aircraft that are commonly mistaken for drones. >> whit: the monmoth publishing this heat map, calling for the government to make dedrone equipment available at the state level.

while federal officials reiterate, many of these reported sightings are airplanes or legally operated civilian drones sometimes distinguishing the difference can be difficult. >> big aircraft or even a smaller aircraft is manned, it is not going to be bobbing to the left torque the right, going up and down. it will be on a particular trajectory. >> whit: we went on patrol at the clinton township police department. >> once the sun goes down these drones come out. once the sun comes up, they're gone. sometimes it will be one drone hovering over the house. few days ago we got 30 drones. >> whit: within minutes we spotted lights hovering over a large new jersey reservoir. >> see how slow these are moving, the two on the flight radar? the plane is moving quickly. these hover and go slowly. >> whit: in the dark, the distance and with cloudy skies, we couldn't positively identify exactly what the objects were. but oufser francesa describes a community on edge. how would you describe the mood in this town right now of

everything that's going on? >> from what i've been told by the people, they're frustrated. they just want answers. it's been three, four weeks these drones have been flying around and we have no answers. >> whit: the officers tell us they've seen them, too, on many occasion. when the reports of drones come in, they're often able to triangulate their movement because there's so many calls coming from different people from different parts of the town. >> robin: can you tell us more about what you witnessed? >> whit: yeah, it was interesting. the weather wasn't so great. these objects were at a distance. you could distinct differences. we were watching the planes that would fly from one side of the reservoir to another in a linear fashion. these objects would go left, they'd go right, they'd go up, down and then just hover in place for awhile. there were some distinct differences. we just couldn't positively identify them. >> robin: is there some new equipment to differentiate the two? >> whit: the equipment's pretty basic. they're using flight tracker apps. if they get a report, they go out. they're looking at the planes in the sky.

we were doing that, too. you can see the planes. oh, that's a delta flight, american airlines. then there are these other objects we weren't able to determine. they are using that to provide some comfort to the residents. >> robin: thank you very much. joining us is the mayor of washington township, new jersey, matthew murrello. mr. mayor, thank you. we were seeing all these videos. you've witnessed this first hand. what did you see? >> yeah. thank you very much for having me. we are now in week four of this. like whit described, these are vehicles we see in the sky. many times we'll see multiple drones. we'll see three, four, five at the time. they appear to be traveling in some type of grid pattern, whether they're mapping or videoing, we're really not sure. but it is very bizarre. the state police told us that they have had anywhere from 4 to 180 calls a night. once the sun comes up, they tend to go away, which is even more bizarre. >> george: that is so strange.

i know you and a bunch of other mayors have petitioned the government. are you getting anything? >> we did. i want to thank the governor for at least listening to us and receiving our letter. there were 21 mayors. we signed a letter simply asking for more information. we did have a meeting. the governor's office called a meeting with the mayors last week. unfortunately, the governor didn't show, which was a little disconcerting. he called the meeting and wasn't there. but we were briefed by colonel callahan who told us, you're going to leave this room knowing everything we know. weer with like, okay. we're gonna find out what's going on. then he proceeded to tell us he knew absolutely nothing more about who is flying them, where they're coming from, where they're going and what they're doing. >> rebecca: which is very disconcerting when they're hovering over your community. federal government says there is no danger here. do you agree? also, why do you think there are so few answers right now? >> i'd like to think that there's no danger. they haven't had any aggressive patterns.

they haven't done anything. other than hover, fly in erratic patterns. but if they are up there watching, videoing or something, what are they looking at? i'm the mayor of washington township in morris county in northwest new jersey. there's no national secrets. we don't have any bases. the bed minister golf course is south of us. in the original we thought possibly that area between morris town municipal airport and bedminister. possibly they were doing videoing in preparation for president trump, who will be spending sometime out there. but now we're in week four. we're still seeing drones. we continue to believe there's no threat. but we just don't know what's going on. that's all we're looking for. if it is a national security issue, fine. tell us. we'll be fine with that. >> robin: you just want to know. >> that's all i want to know. >> george: thank you, mayor. now the ceo murder. luigi mangione is planning to waive extradition from

pennsylvania where he was arrested. he now has a new york lawyer. aaron katersky has the latest on the case. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, george. the suspected killer could be here early this week. a murder charge awaits. this morning sources tell abc news the accused murderer of united healthcare chief brian thompson is almost certain to waive extradition from pennsylvania, where he was arrested a week ago after someone at an altoona mcdonald's recognized him. indications are that the defendant may waive but that waiver is not complete until a court proceeding. >> reporter: law enforcement sources told abc news a task force of fbi agents and nypd detectives spoke to luigi mangione's mother the day before his arrest after police in san francisco informed them she had filed a missing persons report about her son and the photos seemed to match. sources said luigi mangione's mother told the new york investigators the person in the widely shared surveillance images could be her son. he's now charged with murder and other offenses. sources said writings police seized suggest luigi mangione

had been fixated on united healthcare and gradually developed a plan to kill its ceo. what do you do? you whack the ceo of the annual parasitic bean counter convention. detectives consider the writings a confession. a concern now is support for the attack through social media could encourage violence aimed at other health care executives. a threat assessment said the narratives supporting luigi mangione's targeted attack likely serve to encourage like-minded individuals, particularly as luigi mangione continues to be viewed by the public as an american hero and sympathetic figure. his attorneys say he would plead not guilty to every charge he faces but over the weekend luigi mangione hired a new attorney. she used to be the chief assistant in the manhattan district attorneys office. she used to supervise the prosecutor overseeing luigi mangione's case. >> george: aaron, thank you very much. now to syria, where israel hit more military sites. top american diplomats are meeting in the region as more of the assad regime's brutality is

revealed. chief international correspondent james longman has the latest. >> reporter: israeli air strikes rocking syria this morning and every day since assad fell, former regime's military facility with a strike threatening to render them defenseless. israel continued to expand settlements in golan heights. prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying israel will continue to hold on to it. this as serious struggles with the reality of decades of tyranny. some of the worst discoveries so far. bags of human remains apparently dumped here days before assad fell. what you are looking at here are bags of human remains that have been found just outside damascus. bags of bones essentially. they have no clue who they belong to. on some of the bags there is an iran can connection. we're not far from some of the homes iraqi and iranian families

lived in. also not far from airport intelligence one of the most feared intelligence branches. so it could be this is a faction that's disappeared, tens of thousands of people that had gone missing under the assad regime. dumped like garbage, now retrieved with care. one of the founders of the white helmet has spent more than ten years recovering the dead in syria's civil war. now he is recovering what assad left behind. >> we want justice for the victims. the families will be able to identify their loved ones. >> reporter: this as the u.s. makes direct contact with hts, the force that drove assad from power, stressing the agency of bringing home american journalist austin tice, who has been missing in syria since 2012. >> we have impressed upon everyone we have been in contact with the importance of helping find austin tice and bringing him home.

>> reporter: former president assad has released his first statement since leaving his country. he said he didn't have plans to leave but did when it became too dangerous. very much his version of events. >> george: okay, james. thanks very much. rebecca? >> rebecca: we turn now to the trump transition and robert f. kennedy jr. meeting with lawmakers on capitol hill today as the polarizing hhs nominee tries to shore up support amid growing scrutiny of his views on vaccines. our chief white house correspondent mary bruce is in washington. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. donald trump has promised robert f kennedy broad power over public health. but this morning the big question, can kennedy's call for sweeping change survive senate scrutiny. this morning robert f. kennedy jr., donald trump's controversial pick to lead the department of health and human services, working to drum up support on capitol hill. >> robert f. kennedy jr.!

>> reporter: the former independent candidate turned trump loyalist would have broad influence over the nation's public health system. he would oversee agencies like the fda and the centers for disease control, and implementation of the affordable care act. but this morning he's facing skepticism in both parties especially over his views on vaccines. for years kennedy has spread false theories about vaccines claiming they're not safe and effective even though most of the vaccines used today have been used safely for decades. in fact, vaccines are considered one of the greatest public health accomplishments of modern medicine. still kennedy's personal attorney once lobbied the fda to revoke the polio vaccine. over the weekend mitch mcconnell, a survivor of polio, with a blunt warning saying efforts to undermine public confidence in proven cures are not just uninformed, they're dangerous. adding anyone seeking the senate's consent to serve in the incoming administration would do well to steer clear of even the appearance of association with

such efforts. kennedy, forced to clarify. his spokesman saying he believes the polio vaccine should be available to the public and thoroughly and properly studied. some democrats highlighting kennedy's other positions that fall outside the medical main stream including his opposition to flouride in public drinking water. but kennedy could win over some support on the left especially for his fight against processed food. bernie sanders suggesting he's open to supporting him. >> i'll talk to him. we're gonna have a hearing on it. it's premature to say how i will vote. >> reporter: now kennedy has said he doesn't oppose all vaccines. today in addition to kennedy, elise stefanik and linda mcman who he's tapped to be the education secretary also up here, robin, making the rounds. >> robin: gonna be another action packed week on the hill. thank you, mary. speaking of action packed, it was an action packed sunday of nfl games. concern in kansas city for patrick mahomes. >> will: there were a number of injuries. big scary moment with the chiefs.

they still have the best record in the nfl but this moment with patrick mahomes getting injured. he hurts his ankle. he leaves the game and would not return. coach reed said the foot is not broken but it is something to watch as the chiefs go for the three peat here. another scary moment in the dolphins/texans game. grant dubose gets hit in the head off this throw from tua. they had to stop the game for a significant amount of time. he was stretchered off to an awaiting ambulance. the team saying he is in good condition. >> robin: it is tough see that. we saw a possible, possible super bowl preview. >> will: if it is, sign us up. what a game this was between the lions and the buffalo bills. the buffalo bills coming into detroit with a 10-3 record facing the 12-1 lions. mvp front runner josh allen rushing for two touchdowns, throwing for two more. he would have had a third passing, extra -- third passing td with extra style points but the play got called back for holding.

allen had 430 total yards on the day. >> robin: wow. wow. >> will: the bills hanging on to win a thriller 48-42. >> robin: bills fans are hungry. >> rebecca: they did well. >> will: lions play in a dome so -- [ laughter ] it was fine. that's why there was so much offense. [ laughter ] >> robin: got the monday night games. >> will: two of them. >> robin: coming up will will be back to tell us about nfl hall of famer randy moss, who has revealed he just had major surgery because of cancer. >> rebecca: also ahead, nine days until the holidays. we've got details on the possible amazon workers strike. >> george: plus the real life grinch caught on camera. janai norman has that. >> janai: ho, ho, hold on. so many inflatable santas. we'll explain. george, you're not a grinch. [ laughter ] >> george: thank you, janai. let's go to greg in from wls in

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ketangi brown jackson. she took the stage in ann juliet that made her the first black female justice to perform on broadway. it was a dream come true for the justice. she wrote in her memoir about her love of theater as a teenager. she studied theater. >> robin: and she was in it! >> rebecca: she gave it all. >> george: the first woman supreme court justice to appear on broadway. >> rebecca: on broadway. [ laughter ] and we've got a lot more ahead including the thieves caught on camera stealing christmas. just don't do that. we do have the picture of someone who did. that's coming up. >> robin: now the nfl fans and players offering support for hall of fame wide receiver randy moss, who just revealed his cancer diagnosis. will, you're back with details. >> will: randy moss is one of the greatest wide receivers in nfl history. he's becomed beloved as a football analyst on tv. in recent weeks he's been asking for prayer warriors to lift him

up. he's now sharing his cancer battle. >> i didn't think i would ever be in a position like this. >> reporter: this morning nfl hall of famer randy moss revealing he has cancer and is recovering from a whiple procedure, a six hour operation to remove malignant tumors. moss, one of the greatest wide receivers in nfl history, sharing an update with fans on instagram friday calling himself a cancer survivor, revealing his operation was to address bile duct cancer found between his liver and pancreas. >> trying times, of course, but, you know, we made it through. for that i thank you all. >> reporter: the 47-year-old who played 14 seasons in the nfl making five pro bowls with the minnesota vikings and a sixth in his first record breaking year with tom brady and the new england patriots, stepped away from his role as an analyst on espn sunday nfl countdown on december 6th. the football community rallying to support the legend, donning

his number 84 in his honor. >> so much respect for him and what he's done for me in my journey. >> all our prayers are with you. only positive energy. we love you so much, man. >> reporter: the current vikings head coach kevin o'connell sharing his feelings about moss with gma. >> randy is an unbelievable person. we're gonna be with him every step of the way. he means the world to the minnesota vikings, minnesota vikings fans everywhere. hopefully, he knows that we're with him every step of the way and have nothing but love for randy moss. >> reporter: moss said he will under go radiation and chemotherapy and plans to return to the public eye. >> soon as i get healthy, to get back out there with you guys, i promise you, i will be on set. hopefully, i'll be with you guys soon my goal is to get back on that television with my team. >> will: we hope that happens soon. there is no timetable for moss' recovery or return to tv, but we are all rooting for him. we hope he gets back soon. for more on moss from his old

teammate and current vikings coach, kevin o'connell, you can tune in to gma tomorrow. i sat down with him over the weekend. we had great conversation about randy, the vikings success. that's here. >> rebecca: so many people in minnesota, keu speak for the fans in minnesota, we're all rooting for him. >> will: for sure. one of the all time greats. >> rebecca: thank you. okay. now the so-called real estate brothers expected in federal court today as these three brothers face sex trafficking and assault charges. eva pilgrim is here with the latest. good morning, eva. >> good morning, rebecca. two of the brothers, the twins, are expected in federal court as they try to get bail. their family has put up a multimillion dollar home in bell harbor, an office building and three residences in miami beach to help get them out. they lived a life of luxury and privilege. this morning all three waking up in prison. the alexander brothers millionaires was part of the who's who of the party scene in new york and miami. this morning behind bars, accused of sexually assaulting

dozens of women for more than a decade. the twins were well known real estate moguls once part of the top echelon of douglas ellerman luxury real estate, before forming their own firm, official partners. >> at official, we look at some of the top luxury brands and luxury goods space. >> reporter: but according to a federal indictment, prosecutors allege the brothers used the promise of luxury experiences, travel and accommodations to lure and entice women to locations where they were then forcibly raped or sexually assaulted, sometimes by multiple men, including one or more of the alexander brothers. prosecutors also accuse the alexander brothers of procuring drugs including cocaine and ghb a sedative sometimes used as a party drug and frequently spiking women's drinks before allegedly taking advantage of them. >> we allege those drug caused some of the women to be physically unable to fight back or escape.

>> reporter: all three are charged with conspiracy and forced sex trafficking. friday a state judge granted the 37-year-old twins bail, but they are still behind bars this morning waiting to face federal charges later today. >> the judge granted bail on behalf of the boys and we're grateful and the boys are innocent. >> reporter: a federal judge already denying bond for the oldest brother 38-year-old tao. >> we are very disappointed and we are going to weigh our options. >> his attorney saying we will continue to fight to prove tao's innocence. he is expected at some point to be transferred here to manhattan. the federal race coming can out of the southern district of new york. george? >> george: thank you very much. now a neighborhood hit by holiday thefts of giant inflatable santas. one of the thefts was caught on a doorbell camera. janai norman looked at the video. >> janai: i like how you held in that smile. it's a holiday story that feels like enough. think about how much time,

energy and money goes into putting up holiday decorations. that poor santa running to us, falling to us. you put them up to spread cheer and to celebrate. imagine frustration when that is snatched away right from your front yard. >> how? >> he's the iconic character who steals christmas. but this morning a real life grinch caught on camera stealing santas. surveillance video shows the alleged thiefs pulling up in front of this san diego home, getting out of the car, approaching the inflatable santa, deflating the decoration and carrying it back to the vehicle. >> my husband woke me up and said, our santa's missing. >> reporter: clarice sharing that video, saying they struck around 3:30 a.m. he didn't stop there. he snatched her friend santas, too. >> my two girlfriend, anne and

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>> george: happy crew right there. first we start with the drone sightings high above the east coast and growing demand from residents and lawmakers for answer. whit johnson also went looking for answers. good morning, whit. >> whit: good morning. calls of these drone sightings are called in to police night after night as federal authorities insist there's nothing to fear but can't explain what people are seeing in the sky. this morning in boston, two men facing charges after police say they flew a drone dangerously close to logan airport. officers able to make the arrest after using advanced unmanned monitoring technology to identify the location, light history and operator position. this comes amid growing concerns about a series of unexplained drone sightings in the northeast in recent week. the biden administration insisting it has no evidence to suggest a national security threat or foreign involvement but promising more resources to help solve the mystery. the monmoth sheriff's office

posting this heat map of sightings while officials report many are airplanes or legally operated civilian drones sometimes distinguishing the difference can be difficult. we went on patrol with the clinton township police department. >> once the sun goes down these drones come out. once the sun comes up, they're gone. some calls will be one drone hovering over the house. few days ago we got 30. >> whit: within minutes we spotted lights hovering over a large new jersey reservoir. >> see how slow these are moving, the two on the flight radar? that one, the plane, is moving quick. these just kind of hover, go slow. >> whit: in the dark, the distance and with cloudy skies, we couldn't positively identify exactly what the objects were. i was aker escodera describes a community on edge. how would you describe the mood in this town, with everything that's going on? >> from what i've been told by the people, they're frustrated.

they just want answers. >> whit: many of the officers have also seen these drones firsthand. they're using flight tracker apps so when they respond to a call it can help them differentiates between drones and possibility aircraft. providing some comfort to residents reporting those sightings. >> robin: they are looking for comfort and answers. okay, whit. as always, thank you. gonna turn to amazon, facing potential strike just nine days before christmas and chanukah. elizabeth schulze has the latest for us. good morning to you, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. the threat of this strike comes during the mad dash to deliver all of those holiday gifts. the teamster union said it gave amazon a deadline of yesterday, december 15th, to come to the bargaining table over new contract terms for more than 5,000 workers at two of its warehouses in new york. the union writing in a statement, amazon is pushing its workers closer to the picket line by failing to address concerns about low wages and dangerous working conditions. amazon tells us for more than a year the teamsters have misled

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> george: we are back with our gma cover story about second hand gifting. if you're looking to save money on holiday shopping, erielle reshef is here with how to do it. good morning, erielle. >> good morning to you, george. this idea may seem a little out of the box but think of it not as regifting but more like getting a one of a kind present for a special person in your life. you can go high end vintage or designer without having to break the bank. this holiday season what's old or gently used is new again, with thrifting. a growing gift giving trend.

>> i found so much stuff. it was so much fun. >> reporter: second hand shopping soaring in popularity. >> you can find something unique and special from a couple of decades ago that your recipient has never seen before, the younger shoppers. the gen zers are really into this. >> reporter: as consumers look for creative ways to save while snagging a special something for that special someone. a 2024 gallop poll predicting shoppers are expected to spend more than $1,000 to put presents under the tree. this year more and more people are turning to resale vendors like facebook marketplace, the real real and facebook to secure presents. >> it was listed as a bundle. crazy price for this bundle. i paid $20 for all this stuff. >> reporter: mother of two kylie wright said she's been thrifting for herself as long as she can remember. she says this year buying secondhand gifts saved her $500.

>> there is definitely more of the hunt, which i love about it. if you hit one store that's not a good find, keep going, keep looking. >> reporter: georgia mother bailey west slashed her cost with an added environmental benefit. >> even if it's generally used, that's still an amazing savings for you and will help cut back on the amount of landfill plastic and the amount of things we throw out every year. >> lots of benefits here. thrifting experts say especially if it's for babies, make sure the gift is still considered safe and there are no recalls. if buying for an adult you can find amazing jewelry and gems at estate sales. buying online be sure to know the condition of the item and if returnable. lara and i are experts at this. it's good to be up front from the person you bought from that this is a preowned gift. fun fact. thrifted, thrifted. both of them. >> lara: yes, my queen. >> robin: i love preloved.

instead of preowned, preloved. >> lara: i just gave vintage holiday glassware to someone. they loved it. vintage. way better than used. [ laughter ] >> ecofriendly, too. >> lara: exactly. so chic. let's go over to rebecca. >> rebecca: we love the thrill of the hunt, george. thank you. turning to our play book for the holidays. kit be a magical time. can also be stressful. erica suitor is here. so glad you are here. i talked to so many friends about this. the worst part of the holiday is seeing your kid look at a gift and then move on to the next thing. and not understanding gratitude and joy and the meaning of the season. >> i hear people all the time. this could be the last magical christmas for santa. you want them to smile. instead of there being a mountain of gifts they are going to forget about by summer, plan experiences.

take them to the fire station. there's so many things you can do to compensate and make it a fun and memorable holiday. >> rebecca: we have a question from anita about managing expectations. let's take a look. >> my kids wrote a very long list to santa this year. how should i explain to them that the holiday is not about getting everything you want and that you may not get everything on your list? >> rebecca: okay. not everybody will get everything on their wish list. that's okay. >> that is absolutely okay. make it clear, manage expectations. it's okay to say everyone gets one big gift but everything else will be small stocking stuffers. also want to change the vibe of the holiday. if the holiday has a religious meaning, share that with your kids. take them to services. also let them know this is about giving back. i love having mandatory activities. i give my kid each a box. they have to fill it with gently used toys, electronics. then we donate them.

have them go inside and visit an elder who doesn't have family in town. >> rebecca: such an important part of this season. we also have a question from melinda. >> what should parents do when their kids begin to compare gifts they got over the holidays with one another? what should we say when they think someone else got more, or something better than them? >> this is a big one. kids are always comparing especially when it comes to electronics or big gifts. you want to validate their feelings. yes, they feel the way they feel. don't try to fix it. or compensate for that. it's important for kids to experience tough emotions. if they don't they turn out bratty and entitled. some kids have things they don't have. >> rebecca: my dad said it to me all the time. life isn't fair, becky. and now i know. thank you, erika. we appreciate it. we're going to have more parenting play book tips for the holidays all week. tomorrow we're talking about what to do when your relatives don't share the same parenting techniques.

now time for you, lara. pop news. >> lara: thank you. come on over. we're going to begin with lady gaga. she's bringing holiday cheer for us, dropping a brand new song. a cover of santa claus is coming to town. she put her own spin on this holiday classic. here it is. ♪ you better watch out you better not cry you better not pout i'm telling you why santa claus is coming to town oh my ♪ >> lara: it's so good. it's not the only christmas gift we're giving you from gaga. she is also making an appearance in a carpool karaoke christmas. it's on apple tv +. alongside dua lipa. she dropped the trailer for the special just this morning. gaga, chapel and dua singing a mix of holiday songs and their own hits. it's not james cordin. instead it's apple's zane lowe.

something different for you. a car pool karaoke christmas is streaming live on apple tv +. lady gaga's santa is coming to town is out. you can enjoy both. >> robin: lot of christmas musing. >> lara: it's fun. i'm happy to bring it to you. >> rebecca: that's a great crew, too. >> lara: also in pop news, everybody's favorite crazy family is coming back. almost 25 years to the date after malcolm in the middle debuted. disney has announced the show is making a return. they've gotten all of the original cast. frankie, brian cranston, jane kazmarak. check this out. >> it's been 25 years since we premiered malcolm in the middle. i'm so excited. >> what a delight that i get to yell at that kid again! >> i have been waiting for this moment for 18 years. let's find out where malcolm and his family are now. >> lara: jane is right there. she said she cannot wait for

this to get going. there will be four new episodes of the series where we'll see malcolm and his daughter, his daughter, get drawn back into the family chaos when his parents hal and lois demand presents for their 40th birthday party. what could go wrong? no word on the premiere date, but all of the episodes will stream on disney+. so glad they're getting the crew back together. nine days til christmas. nine days and counting. there may be no better place to celebrate than philadelphia's most festive restaurant. stats are staggering with the number of lights, ornaments, decorations. morgan norwood is there to kick off the week with some serious holiday spirit and meet the brother/sister duo behind the business. good morning, morgan. >> reporter: good morning to you, lara. that's right. christmas cheer is on the menu here. we are talking lights, tinsel and trees sure to make your taste buds jingle.

you see what i did there? we are talking about 60,000 ornaments, 20,000 lights, garland for days. toys, treats, the whole nine yards. it is truly magical. i have got the master minds behind this. we got george and vasiliki. talk to me about what goes into creating this winter wonderland. >> a lot of passion about this magical time of year. hard work putting it together but we love it. it's so rewarding when we see people's faces. >> reporter: george, we have the spread. milkshake, holiday items. talk to me about what we have. >> we have our christmas dinner burger, our seasonal wreath, a lasagne burger. and the candy cane. we can't forget the milk shakes. >> reporter: i have been eyeing them. talk to me about the ones you have. specifically this is the one i've been trying to try. >> all i want. all you want.

we have the all i want right here, eggnog inside, an ornament on top of the sugar cookie with a garnishing of sugar candies. right here we have our fabulous house made gnocci, chocolate ice cream inside blended with sprinkles on top and rock candy. here are santa's cookies. this is special for santa. we have cookie dough ice cream. cookie dough inside. >> reporter: all of the ingredients spread out here. we're gonna give this one a try in honor of the christmas woman herself mariah carey. tastes just like christmas, sugar cookie. this is the breakfast of champions right here, guys. >> lara: do they offer it to go? >> robin: exactly. a to go box would be much appreciated. enjoy. you know they're all winners. >> lara: the festive lights.

they did a beautiful job. >> robin: yes. thank you, morgan, and everyone there. let's go to meteorologist greg dutra from our chicago station wls, for the weather. good to see you, greg. >> chicago, wouldn't be able to see with all the fog. there's been rain as we head into the northeast. may just be rainfall across the northeast. look out toward the west. strong storms. even tornadoes warnings at times. warm side and cool side to the system. the warm side wins out. record high temperatures for the afternoon. dc forecasting a record there. 65 is the old one. 66 is what we hit. another cold push of air. we're on a roller coaster ride.

>> robin: now to our jolly holiday countdown. lori b is here to kick off the right stuff. gift guide sharing from lori. we are high lighting products trending online. you always look so festive. you're in it to win it. >> lori: i am in it to win it. have you finished all of your holiday shopping? >> robin: got to start to finish. >> lori: we're going to start now. this is the ninja crispy. >> robin: all the rage. >> lori: it is all the rage. you know ninja. it always sells out when they launch a new product. but you guys, the crispy is back in stock. >> robin: wow. >> lori: let me explain why this thing has gone viral. it is an air fryer. we know air fryers make quicker, healthier meals. families love them. great gift to give somebody who's maybe just starting out.

i love this as a busy parent. what's so different about this, you can see the lid just has sort of a heated fan. where as the conventional air fryer has that big basket so it takes up a lot of space. this doesn't. >> robin: very compact. >> lori: it also nests and stores. you can prep, cook, serve, store. you can recrisp. it comes with two different serving sizes. it is a fantastic gift. >> robin: sold! this makeup. >> lori: i'm sure you've seen this. this is from tarte. tarte is one of those brands that transcends age. everybody loves tarte. one of the reasons we chose this today, they have this tik tok made me buy it bundle that so many of us are shopping that way on tik tok. it has this concealer, shape tape. one is sold every four seconds, that's how popular it is, guys. >> robin: what? >> lori: their lip gloss is incredible, really juicy, hydrating.

also comes with their tubing mascara. when you buy some of these sets -- >> robin: i love this, here. >> lori: you can get four of those for less than the price of two full ones. so you really want to pay attention to their gift offerings and sets. these start at $25. again, something for every person on your list. >> robin: okay. stanley. >> lori: insane. they have swept the nation. the quencher is what we're talking about. they are always innovating so there's always new colors. not sure if you saw this because it just came out two weeks ago. this is the new flip straw pro tour tumbler. what's different about this, this is probably the stanley you are used to. with these guys. it flips. you can take it traveling, commuting. it's fantastic. but if you're, you know, the recipient already has a stanley. and who among us doesn't? you can always use another one. but

also there are accessories, really fun accessories to be had. we have straw covers, we have a boot, and we have the little fanny pack. because pack your stanley is trending online so people even pack these. these accessories are from amazon. you can have a whole snack bowl and take it or even split your drink and do water and iced tea. that is great. so really fun things there. and touchland. this is like the most sold dermatologist approved hand sanitizer. if you want to give it a try. $10 a fantastic stocking stuffer a 22,000 likes on tiktok. people are obsessed with this brand in stock. you can and it's hydrating and fast drying. okay. and this jewelry. and who doesn't love a little sparkle and shine from baublebar? you can get these and they feel like they're personalized, but they're in stock. so it's like getting a custom gift with your initial. but you don't have to wait for someone to monogram it. you have to order everything you're seeing today, though, you guys. because as we know, time is of the essence. >> that's right. and all these products are shoppable on our

website. we thank you, thank you. you got the right stuff. >> we got to get you shopping. >> robin coming up. oh my gosh. moana. two songwriters, barlow and bear. they are going to perform live. you can see the young fans that they have. they can't wait. >> david muir abc world news tonight. the most watched newscast in america and honored with the emmy award winner for outstanding live news program. >> what am i doing with my life? i really need your help, dad. watch out! >> you got me. >> the emirates nba cup championship on abc and espn plus. >> now from abc. seven mornings. >> good morning. i'm amanda delcastillo from abc. seven mornings. let's get a look at traffic with gloria. >> if you take mass transit we

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>> hey! bay area live with kelly and marcus. >> coming up, we'll chat with keira knightley. plus billy eichner from mufasa. the lion king joins us. >> that's at nine on abc seven. >> good morning. we have a slow moving, cold front that is bringing a lot of rain in the north bay. heavy rain now from marin county over towards crockett and hercules. 8-80. and it's lighter as you go through san francisco, but still rainy for the next couple of hours. through about 11:00, it's light rain. san leandro 580. and finally moving into sunol and fremont. level one today, an inch in the north bay. about a quarter of an inch to a third. elsewhere. amanda. >> all right. lisa. thank you. we will have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app and >> what did you do? >> i want something festive. >> you made me a santa burger. >> it's no big deal.

>> he has a hat and everything. >> i just cut a piece of wonder bread, piped on cream cheese. >> no one has ever made me something quite this disgusting before. thank you. [ laughter ] >> george: welcome back. they have a present for us. the entire series of gilmore girls on hulu. >> robin: that's awesome. this is awesome. "moana 2" continuing to make waves at the box i was a after having the biggest five day opening of all time. all these kids from children of promise nyc are here to celebrate. [ applause ] yes. lovely having you here. one thing they love is the music. grammy winning songwriters abigail barlow and emily bear, known as barlow an bear have created the memorable sound track. they join us. you join us again. bless you. my goodness. 2 1/2 years it took to write this music. you worked one on one with the cast.

what was it like, you know to, work with dwayne? can i get a cheedhoo? >> he's such a standup guy. the rock work ethic does not play around. we asked him if he wanted a break many times. he said, no, i'm good. let's do it again. >> robin: he knew who he was working with. barlow and bear. emily, you are welcomed back to gma. can we go to the gma vault? you were about this age the first time you appear. look at you. do you remember that? >> i do because i also remember meeting selena gomez and i was freaking out. there's a picture of us somewhere. i do have a vivid memory of that. >> robin: to be a prodigy like that. congratulations to you both, because you are the youngest and you are the first woman duo to write music for a disney animated film. [ applause ] >> you never expect to be part

of a stat like that. i mean, we didn't realize that until we were already a year into writing it. we're doing what we love. if that shines a light on something that has been neglected and open doors for more people, job done. >> robin: thank you for the joy. thanks for the absolute joy you bring us each and every time. do you want to hear a little music right now? >> we should. i don't know. >> robin: everyone is loving the songs on the big screen. if you haven't seen moana2, go see it. here is "beyond." [ applause ] ♪ i know these stars above the ocean now new skies call me by name and suddenly nothing feels the same ♪ ♪ i know the path

that must be chosen but this is bigger than before ♪ ♪ winds have changed tides turn me far away from shore ♪ ♪ what waits for me forever far from home from everything and everyone i've ever known ♪ ♪ what lies beyond under skies i've never seen will i lose myself between my home and what is unknown ♪ ♪ if i go beyond leaving all i love behind with the future of our people still to find ♪ ♪ can i go beyond ♪

♪ there is destiny in motion and it's only just begun now will this life i've worked so hard for come undone ♪ ♪ they are calling me i must reply if i leave how could i ever say good-bye ♪ ♪ what lies beyond i don't know who i am i will sands again and i know who i am ♪ ♪ i am moana of the land and of the sea and i promise that it's who i always be ♪ ♪ i must go i will go then we'll know

what lies beyond ♪ [ applause ]

♪ ♪ >> robin: sorry, we're laughing. >> george: back now with billy eichner. you know him from billy on the street.

in some circles, jimmy on the street. [ laughter ] he's back now in mufasa the lion king. great to see you. >> thank for having me. >> george: tell us about mufasa. >> it comes out friday. it's a prequel to the lion king. the mufasa origins story. you see how mufasa and scar became who we know them to be. barry jenkins directed it, academy award winner. lin manuel-miranda wrote new songs. i just saw it. it is truly spectacular. >> george: you're already pitching a sequel? >> yes, seth rogan and i are adamant that the disney corporation make a prequel. the world demands it, i think. >> robin: you're putting it out to the universe. >> yeah. putting it out there. we need people to go on line. we need people marching in the streets. [ laughter ] we need a timone and pumba prequel. i am very happy for people to see mufasa first. >> robin: we are, too.

you and seth, how much of it is just improvising there in the recording studio? >> we improvise a shocking amount of it. >> lara: they let you? >> what's even more rare for an animated epic like this, they keep 90% of what we improvise in the movie and then they an mate around us. >> george: how does it work? they have to redo all the -- >> they haven't animated it yet. they have sketches. they have some of it done. they encourage us to improvise. they spend years animating the nonsense that seth and i do in the studio. disney spends $100 million to animate whatever nonsense comes out of my mouth. it's really fun. >> lara: let's take a look, everybody. >> just to be clear, we're not in this story. >> feels like heroes. stealing my thunder here. >> i don't feel seen. >> no. there's a lot of stories with all of us. tell one of those. >> can i make one small suggestion? less childhood drama, more meer cat. >> i know who it's gonna be. >> me, too.

it's so obvious. maybe tell me. is it simba? is it me? that makes no sense. seriously, i have one question. am i talking? [ laughter ] >> lara: so funny. >> so much of that was improvised. >> lara: really? >> yeah. >> lara: do you crack up in bloopers? are you together or no? >> we're together. that's also amazing. lot of times the actors record separately. but we always, seth and i always record together. we're basically trying to make each other laugh. then three years later someone in china is watching it. [ laughter ] you know? it's a crazy process. >> lara: how does one get in the head space of a meer cat? >> i'm a method actor. yeah. i lived with meer cats for months leading up to the recording session. but, no, i think they hired seth and i can bring our personalities to it. what's cool is that timone has a big personality that they squeezed into this meer cat body. i always loved seeing it come together. >> rebecca: any other animals you can't wait to play?

>> i think a giraffe would be fun. can you see me as a giraffe? i think that's what the world wants. >> rebecca: i wanted to ask you being jimmy on the street. that's a reference to taylor and travis kelce meeting you. >> i didn't expect the story to get around that much. i was at an oscar party this year and i walk in and taylor swift and travis kelce were there. i don't know them at all, you know? later on in the night i'm standing there with a friend talking to someone and i feel a very like broy strong pat on my back. most actors are short. that's true. [ laughter ] i'm very tall. i'm not used to have to look up at someone. i look up and it's travis kelce patting me on the back. then he says very loudly, he shouts, jimmy on the street, i love you, man! [ laughter ] and he is beaming.

he had a curse word in there, but it's morning tv so i won't say it. jimmy on the street, i love you, man! he was so happy to see me. he said it with such confidence, i couldn't bring myself to tell him, my name is billy and it's billy on the street. he clearly was a fan. it was so funny. he kept fist bumping me throughout the night. jimmy! that's not a way i usually communicate, with fist bumps. he was very sweet. i was very flattered. it was really funny. >> robin: that's a great story. that story's got legs. you will be telling it for a long time. >> i hope so. maybe disney will animate that. [ laughter ] >> robin: is there a dream role that you have? is there a dream? >> it would be fun, if i'm going to do another disney film, it would be fun to play the villain. i think i'm very believable as being evil and self-centered. [ laughter ] i think that would be a good

fit. >> lara: origins story. >> maybe there's a dark side to timone. >> lara: yes. >> oh boy. >> george: should we contact your agency after all these ideas? >> i'll give you guys 10%. >> george: thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> george: mufasa opens this friday. let's go to greg dutra for the weather. >> we're doing a pitch meeting. what about we do alladin. he would totally fit in. all right. we have a look at the cover of a new book from number one on the new york times best selling list. it's freeda mcfadden. it's a psychological thriller about an ad executive who gets laid off and is forced to take in a tenant. spoiler alert, it does not go as planned. the tenant hits bookstores may 6, 2025.

>> lara: that was fun. we're gonna turn to prince william teaming up with hannah wattingham to preview the now documentary about the prince's earthshot prize looking for innovative solutions to help save our planet. take a look. >> i was going to open the door for you. good seeing you. welcome. >> what a wonderful palace it is. >> lara: prince william and hannah wattingham of ted lasso fame catching up over a pint and some darts. >> i am feeling equal joy and terror about playing darts with, you know, the future king of england. >> ladies first. then i can see what i'm up against. that looks good. aim for the bulls eye. >> lara: they are having a good time.

>> we'll edit that out. >> lara: meeting to discuss the weighty issue of saving the planet. alexander palace where he launched the earth shot awards, wattingham is one of his advocates and the voice of a new documentary, the earthshot report about the prince's passionate work on the environment. we're all involved with the problems that we face. and we can all be involved with the solutions. >> our planet needs our help and every year count. >> lara: the prince founded the earth shot prize giving himself ten years to help repair the planet. >> i want to find solutions. >> lara: the new documentary highlights some of those solutions. prince acting as a match maker. >> so we created something called launch pad, this big dating app which connects innovator with investor. the focus is highlighting, show casing, scaling, all the amazing solutions that are out there. invest in them and see them and support them and use them.

then we will make the more sustainable world better for us all. >> lara: the earthshot report debuts on pbs. very important stuff. the voices behind the simpsons tell us about the new season coming up on "gma."

>> rebecca: we are back now in springfield. everybody's favorite yellow animated family, the simpsons, is celebrating with a double episode holiday special. our chris connelly has more. take a look. ♪ the simpsons ♪ >> reporter: it's a double episode of the record breaking series and their latest holiday extravaganza, come on all ye faithful show the simpsons still keeping it fresh in season 36. ♪ so that's the show runner on a

real life version of the famous simpsons couch celebrating this milestone alongside some of the series belove character voices since 1989. what's special about this episode? >> it's our first exclusive episode on disney+. that's a big deal. we wanted to go all in with a double christmas episode. it's very spiritual. it is a deep show. >> reporter: in it, homer is hypnotized and believes he is santa claus himself. while in the after math lawlessness sanders has a sudden crisis. >> it's a christmas miracle. >> this is epic exactly to the day 35 years ago we premiered simpsons roasting on an open fire. we all remember that, i'm sure. >> reporter: debuting nancy cartwright's bart in holiday mode. ♪ jingle bells

batman smells robin laid an egg ♪ ♪ the batmobile broke its wheel the joker got away ♪ >> reporter: long before playing lisa simpson, she had been teased for the distinctive sound of her speaking voice. >> teased mercilessly. i've always sounded like this. i think because of that, because i was teased so mercilessly, i really just didn't think that my voice could be that much of an asset. >> reporter: so you showed everybody back in grade school? >> yeah. who has the last laugh now? [ laughter ] >> reporter: hank, you always said you based some of your voices on actual people. where's mo from? >> when he's not expecting it, bam, the old fork in the eye. mo. mo i grew up idolizing al pacino, young al. i'm tired here. everybody is coming down on me, kid. that al. in preparation for the show, i did this, al pacino. >> reporter: can you make it

gravelly? >> if you make al pacino gravelly, you get mo. that was that there. >> that's the best story ever. >> reporter: also prominently featured, one of nancy's other major characters, ralph wigem. >> i'm ralph wigem. and i've been a good boy. >> reporter: how is his voice different from bart? >> bart is simple. he's like here in my throat. ralph, i don't know where he is. somewhere in my head. he's floating around. [ laughter ] >> reporter: nancy, your niece is sabrina carpenter? >> yeah. >> reporter: have you given her advice on how to survive this business of show business? ♪ >> what can i say? she knew at age 6 that she wanted to work for disney. that was her dream, at age 6. she just created her own path. i wouldn't be surprised one day if she was on egot.

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