. good morning, america. hillary clinton breaks her silence. speaking for the first time since her loss to donald trump. >> this isn't the easiest thing for me. >> as donald trump fights back against a transition in sur mile. now henry kissinger headi here live with the inside story. breaking overnight, a deadly gas explosion. a blast going off in the middle of a town square. destroying buildings, shattering glass, killing at least one person. 11 rushed to the hospital. >> just a big boom. >> now, investigators are on the scene. >> abc news exclusive, former fox news star and miss america, gretchen carlson speaking out about sexual harassment. the unwanted advances she said

career. >> i remember thinking to myself this is happening again? >> leading to the blockbuster allegations that helped cost roger ailes his job. why she's coming forward and telling her story now only on "gma." a hero brother's split-second decision. the 9-year-old rushing in to save his baby brother from this terrifying fall. >> i just ran and i caught him but i can't even carry him so i don't know how that happened. >> the scary close call and what his mother is saying about that moment ? >> and, good morning, america, happy thursday to everyone. mike, i think we have a kid who has a future in pro football. fast. >> that kid deserves a christmas present of all christmas presents and any time his younger brother acting up when he gets older say let's go to the videotape.

trump tower. seen all kinds of vips heading in. no one knows what's going on behind those closed doors. donald trump keeping his own counsel. but take a look at this. boxer floyd meriwether with donald trump jr. and president-elect and we'll hear from kellyanne conway, trump's senior adviser in a little bit. >> but first hillary clinton giving her first speech since conceding to donald trump opening up about that defeat. her disappointment and determination to move forward. details. good morning, david. good morning, robin. hillary clinton has often said when she gets knocked down, she gets right back up. well, here she was one week after this stunning upset addressing an event for the children's defense fund downhearted but unbroken. >> i will admit coming here tonight wasn't the easiest thing for me. >> it was her first appearance after conceding that long bitter race. >> there have been a few times

to do is just to curl up with a good book or our dogs and never leave the house again. >> reporter: clinton lost the election but won the popular vote, more than a million votes ahead of donald trump. >> i know many of you are deeply disappointed about the results of the election. i am too. more than i can ever express. >> reporter: by the time all the votes had been counted she may well have earned more raw votes than all but one of the men ever exception, barack obama, clinton urged her supporters not to be discouraged. >> stay engaged on every level. we need you. america needs you, your energy, your ambition, your talent. that's how we get through this. >> reporter: her primary opponent, bernie sanders is doing just that. speaking last night at a separate event, he called trump's new chief strategist a racist. >> i call upon mr. trump to

of the united states should not have a racist at his side, unacceptable. >> reporter: for her part clinton steered clear of any direct attacks, instead, she spoke from the heart. >> i know that over the past week a lot of people have asked themselves whether america is the country we thought it was, but, please listen to me when i say this, america is >> now clinton did not say what her own plans are moving forward and had accepted this invitation to speak at the children's defense fund long before election day. probably hoping it would be a different sort of speech, george. >> that is an understatement. thanks very much. the latest on donald trump's transition. the president-elect focusing on national security meeting with henry kissinger and possible contenders for secretary of state amid new reports that his son-in-law may take a prominent position in the white house. martha raddatz is tracking that from washington. martha, let's begin with that

jared kushner report in "the wall street journal" he may come into the white house in ta forml position but may be legal questions. >> he's been extremely influential and could take a white house job with sources telling abc news he's currently looking at options but it would clearly be in some sort of senior adviser role and the trump team has asked that kushner get a security clearance during the transition which makes complete sense because classifi discussed. now, there are federal nepotism rules for federal agency, but that may not apply to the white house. either way it would be very doubtful kushner would take a salary, george. >> also on this national security front there's talks about maybe having general michael flynn come in as national security adviser, the president-elect meeting with henry kissinger today, also nikki haley who is maybe coming on the list as secretary of state, as well, the governor of south carolina. >> reporter: exactly, he is meeting with governor nikki

remember. she is under consideration for secretary of state. it is a big day for national security. he's announcing transition landing teams for defense and the nfc which will liase with teams and with henry kissinger also a sit-down with the head of the national security agency and the first face-to-face with a foreign leader, prime minister shinzo abe of japan, recall tha during the campaign trump said he thought allies should pay their fair share when u.s. forces are protecting them. so that could be a lively discussion, george. >> certainly will, martha raddatz, thanks very much. we have a lot to talk about with our political strategist and abc contributor kristen soltis anderson. she joins us now, good morning, kristen. good to see you this morning. >> good morning. >> kellyanne conway just showed up. all right. did you get stuck in traffic? was that it kellyanne. we'll get to kellyanne in a

>> we'll talk to kristen first. let's go back to the remarks that hillary clinton made last night. what do you make of that and where does she go from here? >> well, she certainly is disheartened. if you've been preparing your entire life to be the president of the united states, when it's finally kind of taken away from you it's got to be absolutely heartbreaking. there's a lot of folks in her party that still have not come around to accepting the result of this election. there's a lot of healing to be done. i think she can play a really big role in getting some of these folks to reaze productive work they can still do moving forward. >> we'll talk to kellyanne about the transition going on with president-elect trump. chris christie and those associated with him have been phased out. what kind of message does that send, do you think? >> you know, i think right now a lot of folks within the republican party are excited to have control of the white house, but there are some who were critical of donald trump not necessarily big fans of his waiting for some signals about

on the transition team and putting in place bans on having folks go and lobby after being in the administration is signal that he's going to do the draining of the watch but by bringing in someone like nikki haley would be a signal to those skeptical of him there's still room for them in a trump administration too. >> it would appear that way. >> kellyanne conway here right now. we all feel your pain, hard time getting around manhattan these days. the secret service and donald trump but thank you for coming in. let's talk about the transition morning that jared kushner now considering taking a formal role in the white house. the ethics chiefs for both president george w. bush and president obama say that's illegal. >> i talked to jared kushner this morning again. he said he has not applied for any formal role nor a national security clearance but at the same time he will continue to be important to his father-in-law who happens to be the next president. jared was incredibly important to our campaign effort and to the election and he's a trusted

that won't change. all the adult children and in-laws. >> is he considering taking a formal job inside. >> he's not applied for that and he lives here and runs a pretty significant business here. there are three small children here so it's an important decision that many of us face, frankly, but he has not applied for anything formally. i think many of these press reports are false and inaccurate and i would just call on everybody to just give us a little bit of time to form our federal government. get those appointments in place and respect the election job. >> it's clear the president-elect values him. does he want him to be in the white house? >> well, he wants him to be an adviser to him which he will continue to be. he's also his son-in-law so he's family and that's really what we should focus on. i know the bush sons were very involved in their father's administration, one became president of the united states. they both became governors, so we would harken back to that as well. it's a very special relationship and very few have the ability to serve as president and, of

be supportive of that. >> will you join the white house? >> i may. i don't -- i didn't see mother of four small children in any of the job descriptions that i checked out. i'm sure your viewers can relate but it's been such a privilege and an honor to be donald trump's campaign manager and to work with my old friend and client mike pence our new vice president and i want to go and serve and best and highest use and still discussing that. i'm not a priority today at 5:00 p.m., mr. trump and mr. pence will be minister abe from japan and we're being very respectful and deferential to the circumstance that president obama is still the president. these have to be less formal and already have a commander in chief and he's on his last foreign trip and would like to show the respect to prime minister abe but show the respect to president obama at the same time. >> talking about working with the president-elect. chuck schumer, leader in the senate, elizabeth warren, senator bernie sanders all saying if donald trump focuses

bills, they can build bipartisan coalitions. is that the direction he is going to move in. >> yes, we're thrilled to hear that. donald trump made very clear what his first 100-day plan will be. everybody can pull it up and see and it includes infrastructure and job creation and a different direction for health care for some americans and it certainly includes trying to reform our immigration system and to get a little bit more robust in defeating radical i'm happy to hear that from the senators and i think that spirit of cooperation where divided government has been an excuse for too long, i think that was reflected in what vice president biden said yesterday to vice president-elect pence which is we had a great productive conversation. the vice president said, quote, i'm confident that the government is in good hands with trump and pence and then he said that no administration is formed this early on. you have to give it time. we don't really want to rush through these decisions.

much. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you. now, let's turn to ginger. may not feel like winter in new york but it's coming. i'm looking at that picture and i think you're giving us a hint. >> a slight hint of what's to come. it is not just a flake of snow but 10 inches for snoqualmie, washington. this video out of salt lake city, utah, their first measurable snow of the season and, yes, if you're wondering that is a tad late. this is a whole region that has not yet seen their actual first freeze so it's all coming at once. those winter weather advisories. south dakota and minnesota. that means not only do you get the snow but you get wind gusts of 40 to even 50 miles per hour advising no travel in that region. most of that will fall north and west of minneapolis but we'll watch this and a 50 to 60-degree temperature drop. let's head back over to you. isn't that exciting, guys. we'll do it real fast. like, bam, bam. >> one way of looking at it. thank you there, ginger. new charges in that deadly police shooting in minnesota

philando castile shot by an officer, his girlfriend live streaming the encounter on facebook. now that officer is being charged with manslaughter. abc's steve osunsami has more. >> told him not to reach for it. i told him to get his hand open. >> reporter: this is the voice of officer jeronimo yanez broadcast live on facebook and this is the gun police say he shouldn't have fired killing philando castile in the suburbs of st. paul, minnesota. >> you shot four bullets into sim, sir. he was just g and registration. >> reporter: this morning he's charged with second degree manslaughter and two felony firearm charges for endangering the safety of both diamond reynolds who recorded the video and her 4-year-old daughter in the backseat. >> no reasonable officer would have used deadly force under these circumstances. >> reporter: you hear both castile and his girlfriend tell the officer he has a legally owned gun in his pocket. authorities now say the officer

even had a chance to remove the gun. >> i feel as though that murder to the highest extent of the law is what would be appropriate here. at the end of the day none of is that going to bring my boyfriend back. >> reporter: the officer tells them he's pulling them over for a broken taillight but take a look. pictures show the taillights were working. over the radio you hear him share another reason. >> the two occupants just look like a - >> reporter: and you hear what even minnesota's governor says is racism. >> the driver looks more like one of our suspects just because of the wide-set nose. >> reporter: police say the officer was turn himself in. prosecutors say the castile and his girlfriend had nothing to do with that robbery. the officer will appear in court tomorrow and is expected to plead not guilty. robin. >> a lot of people watching. all right, steve.

major gas explosion. >> yeah, that's right. the story was breaking overnight, a deadly explosion in downtown canton, illinois. a utility worker was killed and 11 people injured as crews were repairing a natural gas leak. a contractor apparently damaged the line and surveillance video from a nearby store shows look at that the power of that explosion. the area was evacuated as police checked for structural damage. a gas leak is also suspected of causing the explosion that leveled this home. look at that in central indiana. foundation, one person was killed. and overseas the dramatic scene as a young girl was rescued from the rubble of an air strike in aleppo, syria that destroyed the only children's hospital in that city. dozens of people have been killed in the latest wave of bombings. and there is new concern about air quality as the drought fuels wildfires in seven southern states. charlotte is the latest city to issue a code red warning with pollution levels ten times higher than normal.

a deadly car crash in kentucky. and finally a wild experience for a college runner in pennsylvania. he was in the back of the pack when he was blindsided. do you see that? by a deer running right through the course. he was knocked off his feet. he was sore. he was bruised but he got up with the help of a teammate and finished what was his last race and he wanted to make it through that country -- through that cross country finish line and the man who captured the video, he said who knew cross country was a contact >> it was incredible he was okay. >> very fortunate. >> thanks, amy. >>. i'm not going to jog now. all right. legendary dodgers broadcaster vin scully, the man called 67 seasons of baseball for the dodgers but one call he wasn't expecting came from the white house. scully has been awarded the presidential medal of freedom. our country's highest civilian honor and listen to his reaction when the white house press secretary josh earnest broke the news to him.

give and president obama has given it out every year he's been in office and gives it to just a handful of people and this year he's going to give it to you. >> oh, my gosh. no. >> yes. so you've had -- >> are you sure? i mean, i'm just an old baseball announcer. >> ah. >> well, obviously vin scully is more than that. >> absolutely. >> you know, so many big names are on the list this year. robert de niro, tom hanks, nba legend michael jordan is also on the list. the awards presented at the white house next week. >> what an honor. >> bruce springsteen in there too. >> diana ross, kareem abdul-jabbar. keepsing gun. >> back to ginger. what do you got? >> amy mentioned the code red. to give you another value the air quality index was actually 151 in cities like atlanta, charlotte, maybe that doesn't mean anything to you. what if i told you shanghai and hong kong both had values very

>> wow. >> that's how bad the air quality is and why people are going to the hospital and have to be careful with outdoor activities. 37 large wildfires and the storm track stays north and unfortunately i do not have a lot of rain for a lot of us that really, really need it in the southeast so the drought will go on as will the fires.

so just to give you a little picture of this the high in denver was 80. flip-a-roo behind the cold front. >> jackets out of the wardrobe. >> coming fast. thank you, ginger. coming up that abc exclusive, former fox news star gretchen carlson at the center of that bombshell speaking out to amy about sexual harassment that she says she faced during her career. >> when situations like that happen to women, do you fear that it's going to be your fault? >> she's coming forward now only on "gma."

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it is 7:26. we still have that soupy fog out there this morning but temperatures are still in the 30s, cold. that will take a to get rid of. here is our hour-by-hour, 62 and sunny by 3:00. the highs a lot warmer than yesterday. tomorrow record highs in the 70s. how about that, kristin is this. >> looking forward to tomorrow, jd. we are still dealing with the fog in akron-canton and further south but it is improving despite what the maps show. our travel times are still low. this is what it looks like outside. this is the central interchange at 76 and 77 where fog was bat

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did you blame yourself? >> well, i think to a certain part, yeah, you think, i must have done something. >> there's gretchen carlson speaking out to amy in an exclusive interview about those sexual advances and harassment she felt she faced in her career and amy is right here right now on a real crusade. >> she wants to speak up for all she had to muster but this was three decades in the making and first began to be sexually harassed right after being crowned and continued from there and speaking for herself and all women. >> i look forward to hearing -- this is part of what's on "20/20" tonight. >> also right now, all eyes on trump tower and the meetings taking plague there. president-elect donald trump is set to meet with former secretary of state henry kissinger and also south carolina governor nikki haley

list for secretary of state. >> because she really kind of went after him. >> absolutely, in the beginning. >> and some fences. in music news frank ocean is making news saying he's not going to the grammys in protest. we're going to tell you why coming up. >> hmm. >> i want to know now. >> you have to wait, george. >> have to wait because amy is here with gretchen carlson and she really dug down deep in the interview. >> she did. it was an emotional emotional story for her that dates back to her career in broadcasting and began shortly after being crowned miss america. before she was a celebrated tv journalist gretchen carlson was a stanford grad and miss america 1989. >> it immediately changed what i thought i was going to do with the rest of my life. >> reporter: the crown pro-telling her into the national spotlight. >> an honor to be miss america and carry on a tradition.

leading to those first unwanted advances. when you were then seeking that tv job you thought, okay, let me go meet with people and see how i get into this business. you actually had your first real encounter with sexual harassment. tell me about that. >> i did. and it was shocking experience because with this particular man, he spent most of the day helping me and i thought, wow, this guy is being so nice. we went to dinner and we were in the backseat of a car going to my college the end of the evening and before i knew it he was on top of me and his tongue was down my throat. i quickly got out of the car and i was flustered and started sobbing and i remember being inconsolable and thinking, well, i'll never speak to him again and i didn't. >> reporter: and it wouldn't be the only time. >> and, unfortunately, a couple of weeks later the same thing happened to me again in los angeles with a very high-powered

my neck and he shoved my face into his crotch so forcefully that i couldn't breathe. and i remember thinking to myself, this is happening again? >> did you blame yourself? >> well, i think to a certain part, yeah, you think, i must have done something. when situations like that happen to women, you fear that it's going to be your fault, you're not going to be believed. you're going to lose your job. >> reporter: c others to come forward too. >> i don't think we should judge women if they have waited because look at how we react to women when they finally do come forward. they're accused of making it up. we have to make it a safer environment so that it's no longer he said/she said but maybe just she said. >> reporter: carlson hopes her voice can help bring change to the work environments of so many women.

as do a lot of women and men out there and, george, in our "20/20" special we also talk about the men and the role they need to play in addressing the workplace situation. >> so critical. how is she going to build on this. >> she's taking it to congress and has a lot of goals and says this is her life mission and also warrants to return to broadcasting and use that platform to spread her message and to create safer work environments for women everywhere. >> it's good of her to say that about not coming forward at first, you know, a lot o why -- >> why didn't you say it in the beginning. >> you see what happens when you do. >> women aren't treated as whistle-blowers but troublemakers. >> a big difference there. looking forward to that. >> sparking a real discussion. see more of amy's interview with gretchen carlson this friday on "20/20" part of elizabeth vargas' special report on sexual harassment called crossing the lines: men and women at work." a murder mystery in a new

on wednesday after they believe they found a 26-year-old victim's body miles away. abc's linzie janis is outside the manhattan apartment with the latest on the investigation. good morning, linzie. >> reporter: good morning, robin. what started out as a fun night in the city ended in tragedy for joey comunale. he was last seen entering this apartment building with a group of people he had just met at a manhattan club. now one of those people, a resident here, has been taken in for shallow grave in new jersey is believed to be that of 26-year-old joey comunale, the hofstra university graduate and avid hockey player left his home in connecticut to go out with friends in new york city. he was last seen entering this luxury manhattan apartment building at 7:00 a.m. sunday morning. authorities believe comunale was accompanied to the apartment with two other men and three women. all of whom he had just met in a

comunale's father reporting him missing monday morning in the hours after, investigators honing in on the apartment complex. police say they found the victim's blood soaked clothing as well as bloody sheets and towels in plastic bags tossed down the garbage chute. >> we focused then our investigation on the fourth floor and took into custody an individual who lived there. we're speaking with him now. >> reporter: the ten apartment is james rackover, the son of prominent new york city jeweler including oprah and jennifer lopez and melania trump. both father and son reside in this upscale building where apartments cost more than $2 million apiece. >> they had all the crime scene people in the white suits, crime scene unit down there investigating through all of our trash. >> reporter: this morning comunale's family devastated and hoping for answers. >> it's just a total loss. he touched everybody. everybody that came in contact

he was one of a kind. >> reporter: police say rackover is a suspect. they are holding him in custody on an unrelated charge. rackover reportedly asked staff at this apartment building for a luggage rack on sunday. he was later seen pushing it out of the building with two suitcases on it. robin. >> all right, linzie, our heart goes out to the family and hope they will get some answers. what's coming up on the big board, michael. >> coming up, the sleep apnea, did it lead to this deadly train crash? what you he need to know. plus, frank ocean's grammy protest, why the singer is planning sit out one of music's biggest nights. we'll talk about that when we come back. ? ? she's the reason the good times are great. ...and the reason the tough times are easier. because she's your best friend...

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we'll get to your story in a moment. you can work on your hair. that's what you were doing during the commercial. >> that deadly new jersey train crash. officials now say the engineer driving the train suffered from undiagnosed sleep apnea. dr. richard besser is going to join us now to weigh in on this and the engineer, rich, told investigators that he has no memory whatsoever. so just explain to people about sleep apnea and how do you know you have it? >> yeah, so when we're at night we all take brief pauses when we're not breathing. that's normal. with sleep apnea, those pauses occur more frequently and last longer. sometimes as long as more than a minute and with obstructive sleep apnea the problem is the tissues in the back of our neck, those muscles that are supposed to keep airways open don't do their job so chest could be moving but there's no airflowing. they think that millions of people have this problem. and here are some of the symptoms. here's what to look for. what you may have at night,

you could be restless, moving all over the bed as you're trying to open up that airway. during the day you're going to have problem with poor concentration and sleepness and may fall asleep doing regular activities because you didn't get a good night's sleep. >> we could see it's very dangerous but a lot want to know how do you treat it. >> yeah, so it is really dangerous. most people aren't driving trains but cars. some are working heavy machinery and if you're falling asleep doing that it can be very dangerous. when you getting oxygen in there and can set you up for heart attacks and strokes. most people who snore don't have this, if you snore and are sleepy they'll do a sleep study where they monitor you at night to see how the air is moving and see how oxygen is getting in your blood. there is a machine they can use for you. it's something called cpap which blows air into your mouth and nose that can keep airways open and that can take care of this

>> life saver. >> gets better sleep now. it is life changing. thank you, rich. now to a college football scandal. wake forest is investigating a possible security breach after the team's game plan was discovered in louisville stadium following their loss to the cardinals on saturday. espn's stephen a. smith joins us live. stephen, in your opinion how big of a deal is this? >> oh, it can end up being a very, very big de football playoff system. you see the top four teams in the nation being alabama, michigan, ohio state, clemson, louisville is on the outside looking in. they've got the imminent heisman trophy winner in lamar jackson. everybody knows he's going to win it and everybody wants to see them in that playoff system. if you find yourself associated with a cheating scandal, that's not something that college football committee is going to want to attach to a playoff system. it could end up costing them a playoff berth. it could end up costing them

we all know the kind of money you know being in the playoff system ultimately generates for the institution. it's a very, very big deal if there's any substance for credence to this whatsoever. >> right now it is only an investigation and louisville says -- has no idea of what is going on. no knowledge of this whatsoever but in the cases when we have seen definitive cheating, how far, stephen a. have teams gone to win. >> stealing playbook, stealing signals and what have you. the most recent example everybody will point to is not so much deflategate. deflated footballs. we all know tom brady big time future hall of famer probably the greatest quarterback of all time. the team had to pay a fine and bill belichick had to pay a fine and the nfl felt there were transgregss that took place in terms of stealing signals and it was a black mark on the patriots' franchise and stay with the with them. it would have been worse had

giants not knocked the patriots off going 16-0 and going through the playoffs. it would have been worse for them. >> you made everybody in boston hate me a little more stephen a. >> i would never want to do that. >> let me ask this hall of famer, you know, did you protect your playbook like all -- >> you had to turn your playbook in every monday or every sunday at the game and if you didn't turn it in, pretty much didn't get your check. >> ooh. >> but teams -- i've heard stories of they'll send a scout to act like a janitor as if he's cleaning the inside of a stadium and he's actually watching the team practice and -- like there are so many ways people go about or used to to get an advantage. >> like stephen a. said, there is a lot of money on the line. stephen a., thank you very much. we'll turn to r&b star frank ocean in his first interview in years telling "the new york times" he plans to employee test

hit his colin kaepernick moment. larry hackett is here and, frank has even gone as far -- we were so eager to hear his new music. he said he won't put it up for consideration. >> he walks his own path. he doesn't give interviews and releases albums on his own. he released a video album and audio album. he does things a different kind of way not unlike prince. i have a feeling he was asked about what kanye said in october if he's not nominated i'm not going and interested. i don't think the academy has done right by african-american artists over the years. only two or three album of the year winners so i'm not going to submit it and decides i'm going to protest. >> does he have an argument? >> i think he has an argument specifically about the album of the year category. i think it would be hard-pressed to say african-americans haven't been represented in the academy but i don't think it matters to his fans. those who love him love the fact he does things his own way and winning a grammy is not important to them. the beatles during their career did not have a grammy.

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this morning an amazing act of brotherly love caught on camera. watch as 35-year-old mom of five, tila levi turns her back for a moment leaving 11-month-old etan on the changing table. first the baby dangles his leg over the edge. then tumbles over. but the 30-pound infant is miraculously caught by his older brother joseph. watch again in a make the save. >> i just ran and i caught him but i can't even carry him so i don't know how that happened. >> reporter: and it can happen anywhere. >> it was something that just happened in less than a second. >> reporter: and tila says to anyone. check out this quick-thinking home depot employee. a lightning fast airport security worker. and this las vegas dad catching his kid while half asleep.

are you know i saved your life but he saved his life. it's true. >> wow, well, that incident happened in september. but tila just recently posted the video on facebook because she said she wanted to share her family's miracle and also remind parents this could happen to anyone anywhere. what i love about her son. he wasn't even in the room. he was walking by the door and felt like an angel pushed him. such a sweet kid. >> sweet. >> yeah. >> that is. boy, she has five kids. >> youan was distracted for just a second. >> thanks for bringing that to us, mara. coming up, actor ryan phillippe opens up about how he and reese witherspoon co-parent during the holidays. "gma's" countdown to thanksgiving brought to you by walmart.

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fog this morning. this is beginning of a nice, warm day taking shape. look at the temperature trend today. 61 and sunshine by 4:00. between 1:00 and 4:00 i think we briefly tag about 64 to 65. it will be a little breezy this afternoon with a south wind at 5 to 15, maybe gusting at around 20 miles per hour from time to time. the weekend outlook, here we go. tomorrow is a record-setting day, 73 degrees. then the weekend business to discuss. record highs tomorrow ahead of then on saturday falling temperatures, rain and snow likely by the end of the day. sunday is windy and cold with pockets of light snowfall. look at the warmest it gets all day -- 38 degrees. cherish friday. kristin? in the traffic center, the jennings freeway southbound, slow traffic here as it -- >> well, we will look at the odot camera.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. hillary clinton's emotional speech overnight. >> there have been a few times this past week when all i wanted to do was just to curl up with a good book or our dogs and never leave the house again is this her first public appearance since conceding the election urging her supporters to stay trump faces new scrutiny over reports that his son-in-law may join the white house. one week from thanksgiving. handling the holidays with your ex. ryan is revealing how and reese witherspoon trade off putting their kids first. our expert is here with the three tips that will get you and your kids through thanksgiving. ? one wonderful wish. the football fanatic who dreamed of touchdowns. >> i never miss a raider game ever in my life.

the raiders, his own locker next to the captain and the moment he stepped onto the field with his team. and big deals and big dishes, sandra lee here live with yummy thanksgiving apps and tory johnson here with great holiday deals and they're saying -- >> both: good morning, america. >> happy friday eve. we've got sandra lee and tory johnson here with us this morning and it's one of our popular "deals & steals" of the year. holiday gifts for $20 or less. >> all right. >> that's a great deal and last time we decorated ornaments, now the wreaths, and we're going head-to-head in a make-off to see who can -- >> a make-off. >> a make-off. >> not a makeout. >> it's a make-off. >> all right. >> plus, we've got great holiday tips for making your own, lara.

bell. litt she is 5, a senior up for adoption. five more dogs upstairs in our audience and as part of our "gma" pawdoption event all month we've been helping dogs of all ages find homes. i'll show you more on that tomorrow and the importance of considering an adult dog. she's super chill. this dog came from a home. she's totally trained. has a fabulous smile too d, guys, we have found forever homes for 3,600 dogs for all of our participating shelters and counting. we're not stopping there. >> hopefully the senior dog, give the stat you gave us earlier. >> off camera it's very, very alarming. once a dog turns 3 years old its chancing of getting adopted go down by almost 70% because everybody wants a puppy. look what you can get. they don't need to be trained. already has commands down. and that just is so grateful to have a home.

available. maybe. >> not again. not again. >> ah, lara. >> i can't have them all. i have 3,600 dogs, america. >> she's not far off. >> not far. let's go to amy with the morning rundown. >> we have breaking news. a series of terrorism raids in eastern 50ur7. in kosovo they have prevented simultaneous attacks by isis national soccer that played the world cup qualifier in neighboring albania. 18 suspects are under arrest. we'll have more details for you as they become available. but first back here in this country the big story a day of marathon meetings at trump tower as the president-elect moves closer to selecting members of his cabinet. he is sitting down with former secretary of state henry kissinger as well as south carolina governor nikki haley who is a possible contender for secretary of state.

meet with japan's prime minister. meanwhile, sources say the trump transition team has requested security clearance for trump's son-in-law jared kushner but earlier on "gma" former campaign manager kellyanne conway would not confirm that and denied that kushner has applied for a formal job in the white house. referring to him only as a special adviser. >> it's a very special relationship, very few people in this country have the ability to serve as president and of course their family member, particularly adult children would be very supportive of five-year ban on lobbying for people appointed to government positions. hillary clinton delivered her first public remarks since her concession speech honored by the children's defense fund where she worked after law cool and encouraged her supporters to stay engaged and to keep fighting. well, a new clue in the unsolved murder of a young woman jogging near her family's home in massachusetts. investigators now say they are looking for a dark colored suv seen parked near the woods where

august and believe she struggled with her attacker and may have injured him. and this morning, at least 37 large wildfires are burning across the southeastern u.s. and the smoke is raising new concerns about air quality from tennessee to the carolinas and georgia where there has not been any measurable rain in 31 days. near boston a commuter train crashed into this car that was crossing the track splitting that car in two. seconds later you see two people walking away. police say scene of another crash and drove around the crossing gates. not to be repeated there. and the new record in the art world this morning. this painting take a look by monet from his green stack series just sold for $81.4 million in new york. that is the highest amount ever paid for a monet. finally a grandma described as vertically challenged has become an unlikely internet sensation. you'll sigh why.

stepstool to put her grandson into his crib but then take a look as she -- oh. over she goes, right into the crib. grandma and baby are both fine except baby stayed awake after that. didn't sleep right after and she's given 34 million facebook users and me a very good laugh. >> how many? >> 34 million. >> oh, my goodness. >> wow. >> everybody loves a good fall as long as you're safe. >> a safe landing. >> you made a new friend too. >>ha earlier. she he's going to company us for "pop news." >> here we go. >> as there's an old saying a penny saved is one earned. ben franklin anticipate most famous. jon bon jovi decided to give some of his savings to honor the signer of the declaration of independence. the new jersey rocker donated $5,000 to help restore his gravesite in philadelphia. the founding father's gravestone was cracked and pitted from people tossing pennies on to it

saying. the goal have it fixed by april, the anniversary of franklin and death. thank you, jon bon jovi. he's terrific. so generous. >> very charitable. also in "pop news" this morning, one teen from phoenix, arizona, is getting into the thanksgiving spirit a little early thanks to a welcoming grandmother. jamal thinton was looped into a group text unexpectedly from a group text claiming to be his grandmother with amanda and justin. those are not his actual family. jamal slightly sending a selfie of herself jamal broke the news you're not my grandmother along the crying laughing emoji and added can i still get a plate though to which wanda replied, of course, you can join. that's what grandmas do, feed everyone. and that is what thanksgiving is all about. and literally amanda and justin are -- have contacted jamal and they're all planning on thanksgiving dinner.

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"gma." there is reese witherspoon and her children. i cannot believe how they have grown. >> yes. wow. >> gorgeous young adults. >> yes, we know her ex-husband ryan phillippe. nearly a decade after their split ryan is opening up about how the former couple, how they handle the holidays with their two kids. they do it beautifully. abc's paula faris has more on the lessons they've learned that could help a lot of couples. >> reporter: reese witherspoon and ryan phillippe these two doting hollywood parents from amicably co-parenting during the holidays. philippi telling "entertainment tonight" as a divorced dad we trade off so last year my kids and i went to my parents in delaware. this year they will be with their mom and i am shooting a movie up in toronto. i'm going to fly down to philly and just have a thanksgiving with my parents and the kids get to be with reese. the couple are parents to

deacon, reese often posting pictures of her kids on instagram like this one where ava looks like the spitting image of her mom. >> bonjour mademoiselle. >> reporter: they met in th the '90s their romance blossoming on "cruel intentions." they were married for eight years before deciding to split in 2007 and reese saying on camera in 2011 the kids are surrounded by love. >> i always tell my kids, you're so lucky, it's not just y grandparents and a stepdad. always such a great opportunity to have as many people in your life nurturing and carrying you and guiding you. >> reporter: through it all witherspoon and philippi have managed to greasily co-parent and philippi telling "e.t." you have to get to that point as a divorced pant where you're not putting yourself first. for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news, new york. >> we're going to bring in erica

it is apparent they've worked it out and other couples can learn from it. >> ryan and reese are a good example. they've been able to put their kids' needs above their own and co-parenting isn't easy and requires a lot of communication, empathy and patience. but, you no he, what we found that if we talk to couples, there are three things that tend to make it work, number one, they plan ahead and create a schedule. you don't want to wait on the holidays. they also set rues and boundary, not just for t the adults. that means you don't cancel last minute and that the kids follow the same rules at both houses and lastly they stay positive. you don't want to complain or be angry in front of the kids and want the whole thing to feel comfortable for everyone if you can. >> i like number two how set rules not just for the kids but adults, as well. ericka, what about when there's extended families involved and how does that work out. >> grandparents, you want to set

probably want to set up rules early. what role will they play? will they be able to discipline the child or do pickup? those are important so there's no surprises. >> we know thanksgiving is next week and the holidays right after that. it is a good time to be planning right now. >> it is a very good time to plan right now and also want to -- we found a lot of families are wondering whether they should blend the holidays. and whether they should bring those extended families together and that can be a good i mean think about it, newly divorced and siting across from your ex-husband and his new girlfriend but if you can get to the point where you can do that and you can have this extended family vacation or holiday together, it creates great memories for you and your kids that extend beyond and last a lifetime and it's just a really important thing to do if you can. >> certainly is and very happy for ryan and reese, what a great example. >> wonderful. >> erica, thank you very much. coming up forget black friday

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election but lost the race while behind bars. good morning. it is 8:00 28. we are continuing to watch the sunrise and mix of fog this morning. much warmer than yesterday. sunshine later on today. low to mid 60s for a high. breezy out of the south at 10 to 20 in terms of wind. as we head to the weekend we have a weather alert weekend ahead with rain and snow coming up from saturday night through sunday, perhaps lingering into early monday morning, as well. give yo traveling this weekend for an early holiday get together, whatever it may be, even the brown's game with a heads up on the roads. no issue, kristin? not too bad, jd. the accident at the jennings freeway southbound at dennison no delays. 77 northbound from fleet avenue to 490 slow. elsewhere fog in the southern counties. here is a live view at 76 at state route 21.

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>> i agree. >> especially in tough situations. >> pretty good. following a pattern. remember john travolta and idina menzel. >> please welcome the wickedly talented one and only adele dazeem. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage my very dear friend, glom gazinga. >> i deserve that. i deserve that but you, you, my darling. my beautiful, my wickedly talented >> you got it. >> yay. >> taking -- >> scared with the face grabbing, i was like please get it right. >> pulled it off. one more. martha stewart. martha stewart. >> let's get to the reason i'm here tonight which is to give justin bieber some tips to use when he inevitably ends up in prison.

wouldn't last a week. >> like you bury remember martha stewart was in prison. >> that's true. [ applause ] >> but you got to laugh at yourself. >> you have to. >> why not. >> you have to laugh at yourself and get over it and i have a question for everybody here in the audience. how many of you told little white lies? [ applause ] >> never. >> oh, my goodness. i love how you three sat like we've never done it. oh, yes you. >> of course. >> there was a study this at "the daily mail." here's some of the top lies. >> parents tell their kids. >> i got one. >> okay. >> what is your, george? >> it's such an obvious one, we'll see and now they just call you on it. is that a real we'll see or a daddy we'll see and a no. >> my parents would always say we're almost there. we're almost -- we're like -- really? >> they surveyed your parent, by

always know when you're lying. you ever done that one. it's not true. i've done this one too. we can come back and buy that toy next time. >> oh. you use that? >> of course. >> gorgeous little -- >> she didn't buy that one at all. >> no one is buying that one. >> some of these other ones. >> how about this, when the ice cream truck plays that music it runs out of ice cream. >> oh, that's terrible. [ applause ] that's cruel. >> that's so bad. that's bad. >> terrible. so if you hear the music there's no more ice cream. >> exactly. >> that is wrong. >> can we have a show of hands. have the parents here, have you used any of these or others? can we just see? have you? >> i have one. [ applause ] >> yes. >> i remember telling my kids they just we minded me i used to say if you don't brush your teeth the cavity monster will come and my daughter was called me out what is the cavity monitor look like of the i had

>> green and one eye. >> you added levels to the white lie. >> very create sieve. >> what do you have. >> i have a good one. a new study that talks about what women find the most attractive in men and i think it might surprise you. we all know the obvious attributes but this is not about the physical that women are very, very attracted to storytellers. would you guys agree with that that a storyteller is an attractive thing? i'm getting a mixed response >> some smiles. >> not for a fling but looking for a long-term relationship, somebody that can tell a story because it means that a man according to psychologists are willing to share emotions and willing to be vulnerable and willing to connect on a higher level. men on the other hand don't -- >> tell me a story, michael. >> robin, there was this one time -- >> ooh. >> i liked your barry white voice. >> when he at thes a story like that.

can't be the storyteller in that's ali. in that's true. >> ali had said she looks to you for advice and talks to you. she really respects you. i think that is also one of these attributes. >> you're just making that up now. >> i am. interestingly, men are not interested at all in whether or not women are storytellers. >> what are we interested in? funny you should ask this. is on the study. i can't believe it women with i have particularly long arms. so i've always thought that i had sort of -- i was embarrassed of that. another -- wearing red. that's kind of obvious because most women do look good in red but big eyes. big eyes. i bet you didn't think i was going to say eyes. [ laughter ]

was independence and intelligence. thank you, matt. number eight. >> i was going to say confidence. >> thank you. >> i love that. is that number one? >> yeah. >> sense of humor i'm sure is up there. so anyway it's a cool study it comes out of the university of north carolina. >> lara, let the baby go. you've been wrestling with the little baby. >> i don't want to let it go. it'll fall right off the desk in you want to play? >> i'll pass. >> pass the puppy. i puppy. >> well, you know what you're not sharing the puppy -- >> we'll get another great story that ginger is going to share with us right now and you're outside, beginner. >> when i get out there i'm going to share the puppy too. we are celebrating macy's annual believe campaign. macy's will donate one dollar up to a million dollars to make-a-wish for every stamped letter to santa claus that you drop off at a believe box at

really easy to do. help everybody out and introduce you to a brave little boy who realized his football dream thanks to make-a-wish. >> he was born with si syndrome that means he was born with half a heart. >> reporter: after three surgeries the last when he was just 4 it was then little josiah got his first jersey and became a football fanatic. >> i never miss a raider game ever in my ? >> reporter: now 12 years old, thanks to make a. >> no, way. >> bo jackson. >> reporter: he is headed to oakland. >> no way! >> joining the raiders roster as a captain. >> welcome. oakland raiders. ? how you like me now ? >> that's your locker. >> aah! >> reporter: next to fellow captain derek carr. >> we are locker buddies. >> one, two, three. ? welcome to my house ?

day and ready for a walk on to the 50 yard line for the coin toss. >> josiah is josiah. >> reporter: the raiders crushed the broncos 30-20 and for josiah a wish that will never leave his heart. for "good morning america," rachel smith, abc news, new york. >> thank you, macy's and make-a-wish. >> such a great story and now you can help grant a wonderful wish just like that. you just have to drop that letter off at your local macy's or submit one online. go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! to find out more. i say we never use this, this prop here. the believe meter but i'm going to do it because coming up we have our wreath make-off. getting into the holiday spirit.

welcome back to gramm.

and that weather brought to you by suave and, michael, i got to say she's a fan. >> bring her in. i'll give her a hug the second we're done here. and before that, though, it is time for our "gma" holiday make-off. that's all about the wreath. nicole farb, diy expert and partner with michael's. back here with more tips for how to make a wreath. give us a little something-something. very important to be creative officer the holidays. >> it is. look, we're all busy but it's important, mom of little twin, gives you a new way to connect. so i have a couple tips here. >> what are your tips. >> i like to start with a vision. your door decor. telling your neighbors who you

today. next, oh -- >> you have other theme, as well. >> we do. you're like woodlands. i feel like amy is candy cane. what i love is shimmer down there. the white. >> i know. >> we set ginger up to win. >> radiance. >> we're having a little contest here. >> we are. >> and these two, they were down there already trying to swap out -- >> we were just -- >> tip number two, plan it out. you guys know what you'r >> look what -- you have already created your whole theme. >> i was laying them out strategically so i had a plan. >> you don't have to. anyone can make -- you'll be okay too. >> i'm fine. i'm not worry add all. >> tip number three, use the sticks. i like crafts that make them look good. these are a craft hack. >> available at michael's. >> you just kind of stick them in. >> they're like hair picks from

look, now i have a bird. >> i want the bird back. >> you know what, our winter -- i got to say you won the last time we did this with our ornaments. i'll give you credit for that. [ applause ] >> in the mid sfwll i'm not going to miss my shot. that's right. [ applause ] >> good luck. >> warming up. so it's the best door decor. they have 30 seconds so you guys will help us vote at the end. are you ready? pick up, ready, set, make. >> there we go. >> don't be nervous. >> i know. [ cheers and applause ] >> ah. >> snowman. >> amy, amy's got it. amy's got it. let's see. oh. ginger's is gorgeous. ginger's is gorgeous. three, two, one.

>> that's a good look. >> whoa! wow. >> you just won. you just won. >> ginger that's like a kitchen sink. >> more is more. >> fifth avenue called. they want ginger's wreath. that is pretty. >> okay. wreaths up. that is nice. >> you know what, mine is considered wearable art, okay. >> i l >> i was a little picky. let me make sure. i needed like another 30 seconds because i was -- >> 30 seconds look how easy this is. >> it was fun. >> so you know what, audience, help us vote. yell a name. yell a name. >> well, you know what -- >> i got to say. >> lara -- >> we are all winners here, everybody. we're all winners and, nicole,

well. coming up, sandra lee is here with her best thanksgiving dishes. we get to eat.

the person under the sheet will be live telling all on "gma." countdown to thanksgiving, celebrity chef and friend and contributor to our beautiful show, sandra lee is here to talk turkey day, dishes and treats. always wonderful to have you here, sandra. okay, so first of all, i have -- you have always been committed to children and nutrition and better nutrition, about that and this position with unicef, position that you now have with unicef, special nutrition

about this position that you have now. >> i've been involved with unicef for about 17 years, in fact i'm one of three founding board members of the l.a. chapter and been part of the family for a long time and decided i wanted to get more involved and made some mission trips and i was just down in haiti which is an incredible place. you know, there's so much need, nutritional need with these children and the moms just don't know how to feed them even with what they have so i went down there and we did some cooking classes and i was with the children, with i is amazing and it's an honor. it's a privilege to serve. >> it's work. it's work for you. >> it's work for all of us. we are a global community. >> the program tonight on discover tlc. >> discovery family and tlc is called unichef. and so it's all about kind of giving back and recipes. >> we'll watch you tonight but we'll put you to work right now. what do you have.

bacon. everybody loves this in the restaurants and it's so expensive normally and easy to make. lay bacon on a pan and combine pepper with pecans, very finally chopped into brown sugar. >> okay. >> that goes on to the bacon into the oven, 350 for 25 minutes and that's what you get. >> oh, my gosh, that looks so good. >> that for thanksgiving like put the turkey away. these are brownie truffles. favorite brownie mix, i like to use the one that has the pch the chocolate pouch. then you want to use a little bit of corn syrup and also in here you're going to put instead of the water chocolate milk then you stir it up, make your little truffle balls and put it into the refrigerator for one hour and then you can roll this in anything you'd like. you can see them right there. you can do coconut. you can do almonds. you can do anything you like. >> i love how you have it laid

everybody is eating -- ? you see that. >> these are -- these are doughnut cupcakes. lara, only one. doughnut cupcakes so spice cake mix instead of water you put apple cider in there. >> those little things you do. sorry. then cream cheese with powdered sugar and pumpkin pie spice then all you do is you spread it around, right? on your cupcake. go big or go home. >> that's right. >> then what you do is take a store bought doughnut, p a little bit of sugar and put that on top. >> yeah, no. >> homemade. >> i love that. >> these are delicious. >> powder sugar. >> oh, no, look at the turkey. bacon. that is just cream cheese and goat cheese put together into a round. pecans all the way around and tortilla chips and pigs in a

dough. >> all the recipes are on our site. we'll be back. oh, my gosh. "gma's" countdown to thanksgiving is brought to you by walmart.

i got to say thank you to nicole farb and michael is hosting a special ornament making event in stores this

starlight foundation hoping to bring joy to sick children. if you get a chance please go by the event. everybody, thank you for watching. >> puppies are all available to adopt. get your rescue on.

. come take a look at these photos. cleveland police need your help identifying these two armed robbers that targeted restaurant on the west side, pointed guns and made off with cash from a register, lock box and tip jar from the counter. if you recognize them please give cleveland police a call. let's give you one more forecast with meteorologist ymca. >> good morning, everyone. the sunshine is out. watch the sun glare this morning and the fog. temperatures are still the chilly, if not cold side. 30s and low 40s right now.

if you like today you will like tomorrow. record high temperatures are possible. low 70s. then the weekend is a whole different deal. snow looks likely saturday night to sunday. kristin? tracking an accident at 480 eastbound at graton. not causing any delays. here are the drive times... here is an odot view of 76 at wooster road. the fog is burning off. that is the good news for you. take it slow and give yourself plenty of time as you head out the door. "live with kelly" is coming up

>> announcer: it's "live with kelly!" today, film and television star dennis quaid. and from "this is us," sterling k. brown. and, ryan seacrest returns or another day of cohosting. also, ryan's mom coo continuing our "live's homestyle thanksgiving week" ." all next on "live!" ? ? [cheering and applauding] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheering and applauding] ? ? >> kelly: hi! hello! >> ryan: hi, guys. good morning, darling.