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million american users are anxious and checking out new apps. >> hello, tiktok refugees from the u.s. welcome to rednote. >> whit: could president-elect trump stop the ban? >> janai: the american cancer society releasing its annual report showing an alarming rise in cancer among women and younger people. but the signs of hope and what you can do to help reduce your risk. >> gio: first on "gma," walt disney world pulling back the curtain and giving us a sneak peek at a new place to stay and shows debuting this year. >> our villains are coming together in this exciting finale. >> gio: what you can expect when you visit the happiest place on earth in 2025. ♪ >> whit: and herm edwards is here. the football player turned coach turned analyst is making his picks for today's big games and helping us settle a few internet debates as he says -- >> good morning, america! ♪

>> gio: this is "gma," and it is a good morning, america, indeed, because herm is in the house. >> janai: it is. >> whit: you know it. >> gio: we are so excited to get his predictions for this weekend's big games. seeing whose side he's on when it comes to major pop culture debates. >> janai: i have to say whit winning the trophy, i'm still -- i was so close. >> whit: the trophy was already handed over. >> janai: congratulations. >> whit: i'll share some of the chocolates with you. >> janai: thanks. >> whit: you got it. we got a lot to cover including that breaking news to get to overseas. israel's government approving a cease-fire hostage release deal with hamas paving the way for the agreement to take effect on sunday morning. and president-elect donald trump's inauguration has moved inside because of the frigid temperatures, the capitol rotunda and we'll have a live report from washington with the details.

>> janai: a lot to get to and one of the first things president-elect trump will have to think about is the court upholding the tiktok ban which could go into effect tomorrow but will it get a reprieve from president trump? morgan norwood is back. >> we're looking at an escalating showdown between tiktok and the biden administration. the app announcing it will go dark tomorrow on sunday. that is unless the administration guarantees the app stores and internet providers won't face any penalties for keeping the app online. this morning tiktok warning it will shut down for its more than 170 million users in less than 24 hours. putting pressure on the white house to interview. in a statement overnight, the company saying, unless the biden administration immediately provides a definitive statement that takes effect, tiktok will be forced to go dark on january 19th. >> what am i supposed to do? >> thank you for saving my life and changing my life, tiktok. >> reporter: tiktok's threat to

shut down comes after the supreme court sided with the federal government's national security concerns and not the company's free speech claims citing tiktok's data collection practices and relationship with a foreign adversary. if tiktok doesn't cut ties with its china-based parent company bytedance, it could be blocked with fines to internet service providers of up to $5,000 per user. with tiktok possibly in its final hours -- >> hello, tiktok refugees from the u.s., welcome to rednote. >> reporter: americans are fleeing to rednote in protest, another chinese social media app. >> what's up, everybody? it's ross and granny here. >> reporter: for content creator like ross and gangster granny who together amassed more than 24 million tiktok followers starting over on a new platform is daunting. he says 30% of his income comes from tiktok. >> we're going to lose a lot of business. it's provided a lot of jobs for people in our lives too. like, we've been able to pay people's salaries because of tiktok.

>> reporter: a white house official telling abc news the administration has gone to extraordinary lengths to communicate its position stating it will be up to the trump administration to implement and enforce the law. of course, whit, we know trump has previously vowed to save the app. >> whit: it'll be an interesting 48 hours and beyond. morgan, thank you. turning overseas now to the cease-fire deal between israel and hamas. the israeli cabinet approving the agreement overnight which means an end to the fighting and the release of some of the hostages now set to begin tomorrow morning. abc's foreign correspondent tom soufi burridge is back with us from jerusalem. tom, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. that cease-fire in gaza is set to kick in in the early hours of tomorrow morning. hours later the first three female hostages should be freed from hamas and then israel is set to release 95 palestinian detainees tomorrow, mainly women. the rest of part 1 of this agreement will be phased over the next six weeks. during that period, hamas is due to release a total of 33 israeli

hostages including two american citizens. israel now confirming in return it will release a total of around 1,800 palestinian detainees so more than 700 from israeli prisons, including people convicted of serious crimes, as well as another 1,100 gazans who did not participate in the october 7th terror attack and have been held by israel without trial. israel now preparing three reception centers for the hostages along the gaza border and nearby in egypt, lines of aid trucks ready to head into the strip once the cease-fire begins. israel is still striking gaza in the past 24 hours. more than 120 people killed since the deal was announced on wednesday night according to officials linked to hamas. and, whit, this is a massive moment for gazans, the families of the hostages and the entire middle east and the role the u.s. plays here, but there is no guarantee the six-week cease-fire will transition into a longer-term peace agreement and the release of dozens more hostages.

gio? >> gio: all right, thank you so much, tom, for your reporting there. and the deep freeze gripping the east has forced president-elect donald trump's inauguration ceremony indoors for the first time since president ronald reagan took office in 1985. workers are scrambling to prepare the capitol rotunda and our white house correspondent maryalice parks is back with more on this. good morning, maryalice. >> reporter: good morning, gio. the forecast here on monday has a high the windchill, we're told much of the day will feel like 7 degrees. so the president-elect wrote on truth social he didn't want to see people hurt or injured in any way. he wrote, therefore, i've ordered the inauguration address in addition to prayers and other speeches be delivered in the united states capitol rotunda. the last indoor inauguration was 40 years ago in 1985. ronald reagan was sworn into his second term in the rotunda and the temperature was 7 degrees. the coldest inauguration since was back in 2009.

barack obama took the oath outside in 28-degree weather. now, the outdoor platform traditionally holds over 1,600 people but inside, probably only around 600 special guests. the joint congressional inaugural committee acknowledged the vast majority of ticketed guests will not be able to attend the ceremonies in person in the new location. so a big question now, who will make the cut? what about all of those tech ceos and billionaires like apple's tim cook and meta's mark zuckerberg who were set to attend and promised prime seats? now, we're also learning there will not be that traditional parade down pennsylvania avenue. instead many of the festivities will be moved to the capital one arena. >> whit: a lot of big changes. i'll beheaded to d.c. tomorrow and i have my heated vest all ready to go. >> janai: hopefully gloves too. >> whit: be dressed like the stay puff marshmallow man. >> janai: you said it, not us. send pictures. >> whit: coming up on "good morning america," the american cancer society releases a new report. we've got the alarming numbers and what you need to know. >> janai: also ahead, tory

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>> whit: we're back with our "gma" cover story. the american cancer society has released its annual report and dr. neil iyengar is a physician scientist and medical oncologist at memorial sloan-kettering here to talk about the findings. doctor, thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me on.

>> whit: let's jump right in. tell us about this report and what it uncovered. >> yeah, so let's start with the good news. in the last 11 years we've seen about a 34% reduction in cancer-related deaths so very promising in terms of the benefit of screening and treatments. however, the american cancer society highlighted we've seen an increase in the number of new cancers diagnosed and dramatically an increase in younger people. when we look further, the rates of cancer have gone up in women under the age of 50. so we've seen a dramatic shift in the population of folks that are being diagnosed with cancer. it was traditionally an older medical problem, a problem for folks that are aging. but now we're seeing new risk factors that are really targeting younger people and younger women. >> janai: doctor, those are some of the really troubling findings we wanted to ask you about next. you laid it out perfectly. so what do people need to know as there are disparities and a shift in gender and by age? what should people know? >> great question. so, i think that we can look

back to a report from the american cancer society that was released a little earlier this year, which mentioned that nearly 40% of cancers are potentially preventable and up to 50% of cancer-related deaths may be preventable as well. so we can stack the deck in our favor even if we have genetics that maybe stack the deck against us if we're following a healthy lifestyle, a plant-forward diet, minimum carcinogen exposure. don't smoek smoke. decrease alcohol. get vaccinated. we saw a rise in cervical cancers which is a preventable cancer through the hpv vaccine and oral cancers, head and neck cancers, some are also preventable through the hpv vaccine. >> gio: we're also still seeing these racial disparities across the board. what is most striking to you? >> the most striking is we saw an increase in cancer incidents

and cancer-related death in black people and native americans. and this is really highlighting the need to use targeted prevention strategies for underserved or underreported communities that are tailored to the unique needs of those communities. similarly, in young women, we know that the risk factors there for cancer are slightly different than older people as well and the need to support our young families and america's workforce, which is now going to be increasingly diagnosed with cancer, is going to be very important. >> whit: can i ask you, like, when we see some of the diagnoses going up, how much of that do we think has to do with more people getting cancer or our ability to detect and diagnose cancer is getting better? >> yes, so our screening techniques have certainly gotten a lot better so we're detecting more cancers. but if we look at the rate of rise in cancer rates, the acceleration doesn't quite match the rise of use of new screening techniques. and so there's certainly something else going on and it's probably our lifestyles, a mix, a part of our lifestyles, genetics as well as environmental exposures.

>> janai: speaking of exposures if i can ask you one more question, doctor, when you talk about things we can do to help stack the deck in our favor you mentioned smoking. with the legalization of marijuana in multiple states around the country, when you say smoking, do you mean tobacco? do you mean marijuana? do you mean any and everything? >> great question. i specifically mean tobacco smoking. however, we do have some data that some of the additives in the oils used in vape pens, for example, with thc might be carcinogenic. there is a lot of research going on checking or looking into that question. so for now i would caution people against vaping of any kind and there's more research that we need looking at the use of thc or marijuana edibles. we know they can be helpful for people undergoing cancer therapy. we have no evidence right now that they increase cancer rates, but certainly need longer-term followup. >> janai: very interesting. >> whit: doctor, thank you so much for your time this morning.

>> my pleasure. thank you. >> whit: good to have you on. somara, let's go back to you and a check of the weather. >> somara: america, get ready for some of the coldest air you have felt in two years. take a look. extreme cold warnings for bismarck and duluth plunging as far south as houston, texas. when we look at these numbers, you can actually see feel-like temperatures could be, like, minus 39 in fargo. monday morning where the inauguration will be taking place in washington, d.c., feeling like 4 degrees. good thing they moved it indoors. that's a look at the forecast across the country.

>> gio: now first on "gma," a sneak peek at a new place to stay and shows debuting at walt disney world this year. take a look. disney world is starting strong in 2025 and we have the scoop on what's on offer. first up the brand-new island tower at disney's polynesian villas and bungalows checking in with 268 new disney vacation club rooms, and the amenities are already making a splash. >> we have these terrace gardens that are kind of pockets within the tower and you can look at the fireworks and really enjoy. just sit back and relax. that's fun. >> reporter: over at hollywood studios the curtain will rise on disney villains unfairly ever after. "gma" getting a first look. >> everybody will see their absolute favorite villain on stage. >> reporter: who's the fairest of them all? >> the magic mirror is the star of our show. >> my queen.

>> it was really fun digging in deep to find what makes each animated movie special. >> our villains are coming together in this exciting finale. >> gio: from the magic mirror to under the sea. as rehearsals are in progress for "the little mermaid," a musical adventure. >> the puppets in the show are all new. we want to go up stage, down stage. ready, five, six, turn to your right. the biggest new number is "kiss the girl." ♪ sha la la la la ♪ ♪ don't try to hide it you want to kiss the girl ♪ >> and we're finally bringing it to the stage. look at each other and then take it out on the last la, la. >> gio: at nightfall the magic kingdom is set to launch a new parade called disney starlight. right now in a costume warehouse near orlando we can show you a sneak peek of the costumes being fashioned. >> there is custom embroidery on every single one of our costumes. it sort of hints at all these classic stories. >> gio: our cameras getting a

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takes effect has vowed to try to save the app. >> janai: erik and have to wait another two months to go before a judge convicted of the murders of their parents scheduled to appear in court in their resentencing case at the end of january amid their bid for freedom, but that's been postponed to march due to those l.a. fires. >> gio: the legendary sports caster dick vitale is returning to work following his battle with cancer and espn is reporting he will call january 25th men's college basketball game between duke and wake forest nearly two years after signing off. welcome back, dick vitale. what a legend. >> janai: that is great news. >> gio: absolutely. now to this month's book club pick and it is "homeseeking" and author karissa chen is here to talk about it. look at that beautiful cover. karissa, welcome to "gma." >> thank you. i'm so happy to be here. >> gio: congratulations on the book. i know this book, this story is not based exactly on your grandparents but this love story

really began because i hear that you saw a photo of your grandfather and that triggered something. >> yeah. so in 2005 my grandfather had recently passed away and we were going through his things, and i found this photograph of him crying in front of his mother's grave and, you know, he was sort of a more, you know, stoic chinese man who didn't really show his feelings a lot. so i have never seen him like that when he was alive. i wanted to know a little bit more about the context of that photograph and what i found out was that he had gone to taiwan when he was 19 years old and he had never been able to go back to shanghai again to where he was born. so he never saw his mother again alive. so he was part of actually 2 million people who had fled from china to taiwan after the chinese civil war so the story wasn't actually unique and i wanted to know more about that. that's how this story became what it is now. >> gio: incredible. just with that image. >> janai: you wanting to know more about your own family

history and it turns into this. we partner with little free libraries to get our copies of our "gma" book club picks out to riders across the u.s. and one of the stewards has a question for you. let's take a listen. >> how has digging into your family's history for this story changed you? are you a different person now from when you started your book? >> janai: wow. >> gio: good question. >> good question. you know, when i started the book, i was really focused on my grandfather and what it felt like for him to be a child separated from his mother, because that's what i knew at the time. through the course of writing this book i became a mother myself and now i have a 2-year-old and i think i start to understand a lot more what it must have been like for his mother. you know, for the moms who have to deal with this, not knowing if their child is safe and having that permanent heartbreak, so that's something that i really empathize with now. >> whit: we were talking earlier just about the gorgeous cover you have here. tell us about the significance of the ring. >> yeah, so the ring in the very beginning of the book is something that suu kyi, my main female character, her parents

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our moderator. >> janai: herm has something to say. >> we have to upgrade these footballs. >> whit: budget cuts. >> when i'm in charge of bringing them, this is what i can handle. all right. here are the rules of our game. i'll ask the question, whit, janai and gio will move to the side of the either/or option you like whichever you agree with. once you decide then herm will decide. every time he chooses the same thing you do you get a point and mini football. >> gio: got it. >> we'll tally them up at the end and the winner will get a big beautiful bouquet of bragging rights. all right, baby. let the games begin. since we already talked about today's games in our first tomorrow's game are the rams versus the eagles. so who do you guys like? rams on this side, eagles on that side. >> gio: i'm going to go right. >> everybody go right. >> whit: i know who the coach is

going to. >> janai: bleeds green. >> you are correct. >> amazing. >> you're so correct i'm giving you two balls. >> janai: yes. yes. come on. i'll give you two and i'll give you one for asking the question. >> i'll take it. the ravens and bills facing off in buffalo here on abc. the bills are over here. ravens over here. >> gio: i'm going with the ravens. >> janai: i'm going with lamar jackson. >> whit: i got to say josh allen, it's happening this year. >> herm? >> i'm a big josh allen fan, i am and i want to go over there but aye-yie-yie. man. >> whit: all right. see, that one -- >> we'll give you extra points if you can start juggling. now we're making things more personal. >> janai: okay. >> when it comes to breakfast, are you going savory or sweet? it doesn't have to be every time. it just has to be this morning. team omelet, over there, team pancake. >> whit: that's a savory. >> gio: i'm staying with the omelet.

>>. >> janai: as sweet as it gets. >> herm? >> janai: yay! >> you can't get enough syrup on the pancakes. [ laughter ] >> i love it. next up we've got a real debate here. pineapple on pizza. do we want pineapple on the pizza? is it okay over here or no pineapple on pizza. >> whit: i'm going to say i like pineapple on pizza from time to time. >> gio: i do but i like the cheese only. >> whit: what, are you a 3-year-old kid? >> gio: yes. >> how you going to eat a pizza with pineapple? >> janai: exactly. >> it's new york. they don't put -- >> janai: i know. >> we're definitely learning a lot about each other here. i'm sort of wishing i brought the helmet and the pads based on how things are going. when it comes to tv shows, do you like to binge them all at once or do you like to watch one at a time? >> whit: i got an early bedtime.

i can only handle one at a time. >> do you binge the entire season at once or one at a >> you just can't get it right. i want to give you a ball, but you can't get it right. we're running out of questions. let's get one right. >> whit: there's time for a comeback. >> all right, now let's talk about james bond. who is your favorite james bond? sean connery or do you like daniel craig? sean connery, daniel craig. >> whit: i gotta go -- >> janai: whit, you know what -- >> sean connery is over here. >> gio: not fair. they're both amazing. >> this is why i wore the turtleneck. sean connery. sorry, darling. he's the guy. >> janai: that don't matter. >> he's the original james bond. he's the guy. >> whit: i'm losing my balls here. >> moving right along from that

statement, what about texting or calling? if you've got something to say to somebody, team text or team phone call. >> janai: herm, look, we understand this may be a generational thing. >> this is texting over here. this is phone calls. >> whit: oh. >> you have to call people. >> janai: no. >> talk. no, no. don't press -- talk. >> whit: i don't have time for your phone call, coach. we got to schedule that call. we got to schedule that call. >> janai: make it quick. >> gio: no rogue calls. >> people have courage when they text. >> calling does take courage. >> whit: that's for sure. >> say you're planning a vacation and calling herm about it, are you team beach getaway or team ski trip? >> whit: beach getaway. >> where is the beach at? i know she ain't going no skiing. >> janai: no, you didn't know. >> and i'm with her too. >> everybody in the pool.

>> you keep that. we not going ski. >> janai: no, we're not. >> this is not happening. >> janai: not our kind of activity. >> i think if we were to tally it's got to be -- >> janai: it's janai. >> it's a tie with janai and gio. >> janai: how did you get so many? >> congratulations. >> we can officially say we've been working all season on who's with herm and now we know herm's with gio and janai. >> janai: amen. >> congratulations. >> where is the pizza? >> whit: i still got the trophy. herm, thank you. will, thank you. let's go back to somara for a check of the weather. >> somara: hey, everyone, time for that nfl football forecast. rams taking on the eagles at 3:00 tomorrow. keep in mind that we do have a storm system moving through the northeast. that could bring snow to that game. not only there but washington, d.c. could be in on some of this. this is sunday afternoon into monday afternoon, and you're not

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>> whit: before we go we want to thank our buddy herm edwards. [ applause ] playing along with us today. it was a blast, our friend. >> the pleasure's been all mine. >> gio: you still love us? >> all the time. every day. >> janai: as long as we don't invite him to go skiing. >> we don't do that. we don't do cold.

>> whit: but we'll see you tomorrow. >> see me tomorrow. >> gio: yes, we'll see you tomorrow. abc newslive today. residents in monterey county are returning home this morning after a fire broke out at a battery storage plant. take a look. the fire first erupted on thursday at an energy plant in moss landing. officials issued evacuation orders while they investigated potential health risks from the fire and smoke. the plant could remain offline for weeks as officials determined the cause of that fire. now, if you're looking for a new restaurant to try out, one san francisco spot made the usa today top ten z and why peking duck as a chinatown restaurant that specializes in the famous peking duck dish. the crispy roasted duck is carved tableside

for their guests. california had two other restaurants on that list smoke door in kings beach and nori kaia in los angeles. all right, let's check on your forecast. good morning lisa. >> good morning stephanie. we have low clouds and fog this morning. it is 40 in hayward, 47 san francisco, 50 in san jose. and a look at the south bay, where you can see those clouds beginning to clear on out. 43 petaluma, 39, in livermore. so chilly temperatures this morning for some, but we're actually up as much as five degrees in novato. morgan hill is milder. we do have some fog, especially out by the delta, the carquinez strait. and with that visibility even close to napa at a half mile today, though, temperatures will be near average from the mid 50s at the coast to the upper 50s along the peninsula. parts of the san pablo bay, with about 60 in concord. so we will look for a similar pattern as we get into your sunday. then gusty offshore winds arrive, and we're also talking warmer temperatures by the middle of the week.

stephanie. >> all right lisa, thank you. up next, former oakland mayor shengtao and her longtime boyfriend, plus two members of a deeply connected local family, all accused of conspiracy, bribery, fraud and more. the la

now abc seven mornings live right now at nine. >> former oakland mayor shane tao under federal