. good morning, america. and breaking overnight, deadly terrorist attack. armed attackers with axes, naives and a pistol storm a synagogue, killing four, including one american. the region on high alert. the area covered in snow. up to 4 feet in some areas. dangerous conditions for drivers, trucks jackknifing, a reporter in the middle of the storm. >> white out conditions as we're driving, this isn't going to be easy. new this morning, a plane crashing into a home in the chicago suburbs. slamming through the roof right after taking off. neighbors woken up and rushed to rescue the family trapped inside. baseball's biggest home run.

meet the $300 million man. the player who just signed the largest contract ever. and wait until you hear how he celebrated. and we do say good morning, america, and it's a really good morning for stanton. he just celebrated his 25th birthday. we did the math, that's worth about $155,000 a game for the next 13 years. >> big bet for the marlins. >> i knew i played the wrong sport. >> sounds like we all did. that's coming up. and right now to the deadly attack in jerusalem overnight. the first time worshippers have been rgts thatted in a synagogue. alex marquardt is there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning,

george. this is the deadliest attack in jerusalem in years. four israelis have been killed and reports of one american as well. and tension in the city is sky high. given the fact it came in a synagogue when jewish were going to pray, it's raised fears of a religious war. just after 8:00 this morning, surrounding a synagogue after shots rang out. >> coming into the synagogue. and we heard gun shots from downstairs. we heard one shot, two shots, then a flurry of shots. at least five or six or seven shots. >> reporter: four worshippers dead at the hands of two palestinian attackers. minutes after the rampage started, the attackers, cousins from east jerusalem were shot dead by police. >> an act of pure terror and senseless brutality and murder. >> reporter: the attack comes amidst the worst tension in the city in years.

centered around the mosque on a site that's one of the holiest places in islam and judaism. palestinians accuse israelis of provocations. and they say they have been inciting religious violence, leading to deadly attacks against israelis. no floridi palestinian group cl responsibility, but hamas applauded the attack. palestinian president mahmoud abbas condemned the attack, but said israel has been inciting violence. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed as he says, to respond with a heavy hand to the brutal murder of jew who is came to play. >> thank you. and freeze warnings from coast to coast. and half the country covered by snow. and ginger tracking it this morning. >> this is hung.

imagine waking up to this. let's take that full. 32 inches of snow just south of buffalo, new york. that's happening there. but this is also happening. and not just the regular spots that get cold. 4 below in kansas city. that's a windchill advisory in orlando, florida. all the way to the west. other freeze warnings. but the lake effect snow just keeps on churn. that machine is going to dump another 6 inch there is. buffalo into watertown, new york, 12 plus. you have to see this. this is the radar, look what it looks like on gio benitez, i'm slightly jealous. that's lake effect, my friend. >> reporter: oh, gosh, ginger, good morning to you. this is what we're feeling. and we have been feeling it overnight. take a look as i walk through here. this is knee high, waist high, right? the temperature right now, it was like 1 degree. and behind me, that is a car. completely buried in snow. it is a frozen nation. overnight record snow and whipping winds.

plunging much of the country into a virtual whiteout. 50% of the country blanketed in snow. to put it in perspective, on the average christmas day, usually only 33% of the states are covered. in grand rapids, michigan, harsh, near-zero windchills and intense lake effect snow, making it almost impossible to seat icy, dangerous roads. snow up to a foot high. in buffalo, new york, 3 inches an hour, making for a dangerous and unpredictable drive. just take a look, the winds have really picked up. whiteout conditions as we're driving. this isn't going to be easy. and look at this, icy conditions in oklahoma forcing this semitruck off the road, where it jackknifed into the barrier. the cab away from the vehicle. this balance in kentucky, rolling over multiple times. two members of the crew recovering right now. conditions just as treacherous

in mercer county, pennsylvania. first snow of the season, triggering 76 accidents on monday alone. >> couple of tracker-trailers jack niefd on 19. >> reporter: this minnesota lake, solid ice, a rare pre-thanksgiving deep freeze. this morning there are warnings here in south buffalo to just stay home, stay off the roads. it's just really dangerous out here, robin. >> looks that way. gosh. i don't know how you're able to talk out there. >> and ginger said she was jealous. >> it's cold. my lips are a little frozen. >> i grew up in lake effect snow. it's spectacular what can happen overnight. hopefully everybody stays safe. >> i'm not jealous. >> get some hot cocoa, thank you. we have a new alert from the fbi. ahead of the imminent grand jury decision in ferguson, missouri. saying that people may high jack

peaceful protests and pierre thomas is tracking it from washington. >> reporter: that's right. today the fbi is concerned that agitators will use crowds of peaceful protesters as cover to incite violence. worried about the violent pass, and with new intelligence coming in, the fbi sent a bulletin to police across the country. warning that violent individuals will likely try to exploit peaceful protests and attack law enforcement in ferguson and possibly nationwide. according to the bulletin, suspects could be armed with knives and guns and tactical gear like tear gas masks and bullet-proof vests. citing recent intelligence causing concern, including threatening messages. november 9th, an unidentified black separatist group offered a $5,000 bounty for officer wilson's location on a social media site. four days earlier, a georgia

police officer ref receives a pamphlet. and there may be cyber attacks against police, posting their personal information and shutting down computer networks. so a state of emergency declared, the national guard on stand by, and this new warning from the fbi you can see why they're planning to close schools in ferguson when the decision comes down. >> understandable. thank you. now to the desperate hunt for the isis terrorists holding an american woman hostage. the latest brutal video may offer important clues about her fate. and brian rasz has the latest. >> reporter: u.s. officials are holding out hope that isis will treat 26-year-old woman differently than peter kassig and the two other americans that were beheaded. it is significant that the latest isis video for the

shocking images does not show the young american woman being paraded in front of cameras. she was an aid worker and captured more than a year ago. because of the sensitive of the situation, her family asked we not identify her by name. but her plight is known to the parents peter kassig, ed and paula, and as they and for prayers to their murdered son, they make reference to the other hostages. >> pray for all people in syria and iraq and around the world that are held against their will. >> reporter: they ignored the plea for mercy, but they will try to forgive them. >> our hearts are battered. but they will mend. the world is broken, but it will be healed in the end. >> please allow our small family the time and privacy to mourn, cry and, yes, forgive. >> reporter: but for u.s. officials, there is no forgiveness for isis. air strikes, they say, continue

to target with increasing precision, top leadership. the inclusion of the unmasked faces in the latest isis video allowed french authorities to identify one of them as a 22-year-old french citizen. and a large team is now dedicated to tracking down and killing or capturing the masked executioner in who presided over the murders of three americans. >> every effort is being made to identify him and find him. it's essential we bring this individual to justice. >> reporter: overnight the white house revealed that president obama ordered a full-scale review of the american policy with hostages. it comes by sharp criticism of the families who claimed that the government did not do enough to prevent their sons being murdered by isis. >> thank you. and health news now, an aspirin aa day may not help as

much as we thought. dr. richard besser is here. this challenges conventional wisdom. >> it's a study out of japan. people over 60 at risk for heart disease. half a low dose aspirin and half not. they found that the aspirin failed to prevent deaths from heart disease. there were fewer heart attacks, but it was offset by a significant amount of bleeding. the conclusion is for this group of people, aspirin is not worth it. >> so many of us have the doctors say take an aspirin a day, what should we do. >> anyone who's had a heart attack before, it saves lived. and another group of people at a greatly increased risk for heart disease, so don't stop your aspirin without talking to your doctor. for many people at low risk, it's not the way to go. >> and news of new benefits are for anti-statin drugs. >> these are drugs called

vitorin and zeteya. they needed extra lowering of their cles ral. and adding the drugs reduced the chances of a fatal or severe heart attack by 6%. other studies showed it lowers cholester cholesterol. >> so a double benefit. thanks very much. and amy with the other top stories. >> good morning. a terrifying scene in chicago right now. a small plane crashing right into that house overnight. the twin engine cargo plane slamming through the roof of the home shortly after taking off from midway airport around 3:00 a.m. the pilot reported engine trouble. two people inside the house were rescued. they were not injured. but the pilot's condition sun known at this hour. crews are making sure there is no gas leak. we will have more information as it becomes available.

and a showdown on capitol hill. all 45 republicans as well as 14 democrats and independents are expected to approve the keystone pipeline. leaving them scrambling for one more vote. it's unclear with the president will go along. he denied claims that the project will be a major job creator. and with oil production booming, gas prices are dropping once again. falling 5 cents in the last week. prices at the pump this thanksgiving will be the lowest in five years. and forget gas, toyota will sell a car that runs on hydrogen. it claims the car can travel 300 mile on a single tank emitting only water vapor. it will cost about $60,000. a legal case in california is making history. a rapper could face life in prison because prosecutors claim his lyrics promote gang violence. brandon duncan, aka tiny do, is

facing attempted murder charges in connection with nine shootings even though he's not linked to the violence and has no criminal record. but they are citing a little-known state law claiming he can be charged because he benefitted from the violence. the shootings raised the gang's profile, helping him sell albums. his lawyer says it's a violence of free speech. and in norway, a driver speeding down the road with no tire. she appeared oblivious to the damage. she ran several lights before eventually being pulled over by police. and calling all daredevils, would you take a ride on this? it's called the skyscraper. it's being built in orlando and will be the world's tallest roller coaster. taking you more than 500 feet into the sky before dropping you to earth through endless

stomach-rattling twists and turns. some of the video -- right there -- i did this this morning and i got sick to my stomach. that's how i know i'm old. the younger me would do this. i got sick watching this on tv. >> michael is nodding his head. >> i stay away from stuff like that. looking at ginger, let's go. do that in a heart beat. >> a couple more years. and it's four minutes, no down time. just constant. you still in? >> i'm in. >> somebody has -- >> let's do this. >> a change of underwear at the end. wait, four minutes straight? >> i know. come on. >> that's a long time. >> if you were talking about this earlier, hall of famer, nfl, but maybe you picked the wrong sport? >> yeah, after i heard this, maybe i did. one of the best young players in baseball is about to cash in big time. he's signing one of the largest contracts in american sports

history. the miami marlins reeling in giancarlo stanton with a deal worth more than $300 million. and ryan smith is here to count every penny of it. good morning. >> reporter: money can't buy happiness, but tell it to this guy. he agreed to a $325 million megadeal that will keep him in marlins black for a long time. just call him the $300 million man. >> the hottest hitter in baseball. >> reporter: this morning, miami marlins all-star giancarlo stanton agreeing to a 13-year $325 million megadeal. the largest contract in american sports history. let's break this down. that's around $68,000 per day for the next 13 years. or nearly 155 grand per gram. he celebrated the good news at a

miami nightclub with a $20,000 bottle of champagne. >> he's a great player, and it's a no-brainer to sign him at any cost. >> reporter: in the majors, he went by mike. back in junior high people couldn't say his first name properly. they do now. the would be multi-million dollar man is known for his towering home runs. his charm. here, channelling his inner beyoncé. ♪ put a ring on it and taking this 88 miles per hour pitch to the face. bu not every baseball blockbuster deal ends in success. for every clayton kershaw, the reigning mvp who signed $250 million last season, there's an a-rod, $275 million, suspended all of last season with pay for using performance-enhancing drugs.

but if the deal goes through, they are hoping the big bet knocks it out of the park. my head is spinning with millions. the team owner called it a landmark deal. i hope they are happy, their bills are going up. they had the lowest payroll in baseball last year. better warm up that checkbook. >> he is worth it, this young man. >> i'm going to practice as soon as we leave here. congratulations to him, though. >> absolutely. the owners are making a lot of money, the players are getting their due. now to warm weather out west. >> warm weather, somewhere. look at san francisco, california. always pretty to see that. today, increasing clouds, but temperatures 10 degrees above average. and warm in the southwest. los angeles, 77, that comes, red flag warnings. so the fire dangers is high. we're talking san fernando valleys, gusts some places more than 40 miles per hour. sacramento, 67.

the local forecast 30 seconds away, but the tuesday trivia fraught brought to you by burlington. brought to you by burlington. >> can morning, washington. on the lot today. 23 degrees at reagan national. 21 in gaithersburg. 29 in manassas. the wind is blustering. that brings the feels like factor into the teens. feels like 19 in d.c., 10 in gaithersburg. 20's throughout the day, barely making it above

the freezing mark and still to come on "gma," the latest on the married lawyers charged with violently attacking a couple in their home, apparently for revenge. the husband in court this morning. and the young woman who says she's about to marry charles manson. and a warning for all used car buyers. why the exploding air bag is still being sold. what you need to know to keep you safe. and a big return on the dance floor. alfonso returns, even with his injury.

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>> good tuesday morning. the time right now 7:26 a.m.. it can started with your morning commute and jack taylor in the wtop traffic center. >> couple of problems this morning, the first accident before 175 southbound has been moved to the shoulder, but then at 410 there was accident activity on the left lane. northbound near kings street, the accident on the right side almost off to the right shoulder, if you are headed north of springfield this morning hopefully this will be cleared by the time you hit the roadway. the newest problems are on metro rail this morning. silver, orange, blue lines affected this morning, trains are stuck in the tunnel, other trains, expect significant delays along the blue, orange, and silver. tokie, the forecast has got be better than the rails? >> it is cold, it depends in

what you like. looks cold out there. 28 is the temperature, it feels like 19 in d.c., 21 in gaithersburg. it will be cold and windy all day long with mostly sunny skies and temperatures in the low to mid 30's. tonight, mostly clear and cold, near record lows between 15 and 23. tomorrow we will still be down there between 32 and 37 degrees. it other thanut it's cold. thank you for watching, another news update coming up

♪ heard this one yet? you probably have. called "chick, chick." comes from china. and a lot of people think it may be the next gangnam style. >> no, please make it stop already. >> it's just started, amy. millions of you watching it overnight. we're going to get inside the phenomenon. >> it's inside my head. >> i hope my girls aren't listening. >> it's like a bad dream. i know. also ahead this morning, the young woman set to marry charles manson. he's spending the rest of his life behind bars, why is this 26-year-old about to become his wife? and used car dealers, millions of cars being sold on some lots with bad air bags. what you need to know to be

safe. we begin with the latest on the shocking home invasion in virginia. two married lawyers in a brutal attack, the wife was fired, and the husband is in court this morning. we have learned bizarre details. when police found the alleged attacker, he was wearing a diaper. he's charged with kidnapping and stabbing a 61-year-old couple after a home invasion. he's due in a virginia court this morning hoping to walk free. andrew schmuhl, with a bizarre and violent attack on a virginia couple. he's due in court, expected to make bond and go home. >> it's going to be a lookout for a white male, last seen all wearing black. >> reporter: they say he and his wife attacked her former boss at their million-dollar home last

week. an apparent act of revenge after she was fired. >> they have a victim inside the house with a stab to the neck. >> reporter: she waited in the car while andrew posed as police and knocked on the front door. once inside, he allegedly tased 61-year-old fisher, and subdued he and his wife before torturing and stabbing them repeatedly. he fled after one was able to sound the alarm, but not before he said he would be back. >> two people stabbed and bleeding out. >> reporter: they tracked them down four miles away. andrew wearing a diaper. blood-soaked clothes with a knife in the backseat. >> because the judge denied her bond, the chance they would find he is not a dangers to the community and a risk of flight

and low and remote. >> reporter: she was denied bond on friday after a judge ruled she posed an extreme danger to the community and potentially the former law firm. her husband would fall under that category as well, to me. but see what happens today. >> thank you. now to the news of charles manson. at the age of 80, gotten a marriage license and appears to want to marry a 26-year-old woman who's in love with him and wants to exonerate him. >> reporter: she may look like the girl next door, but this woman could be the future mrs. charles manson. >> everybody knows the name charles manson. >> reporter: abc news has learned the notorious killer -- >> i'm a convict. i'm an outlaw. i'm a rebel. i'm not a sunday school teacher. >> reporter: obtained a marriage license from behind bars and could marry 26-year-old star burton as soon as next month. star, who's real name is

avenueton elaine burton is 54 years younger thanmanson. long after the murders of actor sharon tate and others. she says she loves him and wants to exonerate him. >> it's so obvious that charles manson was rshded. burton was raised a baptist in missouri. moved out to california nine years ago to be closer to his prison. she run this is website devoted to clearing his name. we pleat with this purported audio message frommanson himself. and at one point, cashed an x in her forehead in apparent homage to the swastika on his. >> he's a different person than the things you see on tv. >> reporter: she says they'll get hitched in an intimate ceremony at the prison.

allowed ten guests, but no inmates. their marriage will never be con sue mated. manson is foerden from conjugal visits. matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. time for the weather. what do you have there? >> this is from florida. we were talking early yesterday morning about the storms blowing through. this is from jacksonville. but parts of the panhandle, you had an ef-2 tornado, one of the longest paths, over 22 miles. injuries reported. and that was the longest since 2007. this is powerful for many reasons, not just the storms. but leaving the southern end of florida with 70s. daytona beach, 56, tallahassee, high, only 51 degrees. and then the southern cold. i wanted to stretch it all the way to san antonio. current temperatures out the door this morning, in the 30s. slightly above the freezing mark. that's why we have freeze watches in place. and tomorrow, the real cold,

windchill >> good morning, washington. 28 degrees, the windchill factor is in the teens this morning. mostly sunny, windy, and >> all that weather brought to you by target. and i think it just helps. you know, we're not alone in the cold. and all these people all warm and toasty down there. >> all right, ginger, thank you. coming up, a new warning about the dangerouses of texting. why all that time with your phone could be doing damage to your back. and a warning for all used car buyers. why vehicles with potentially dangerous air bags are still being sold and what you need to know to make sure your car is safe. ♪ it's a marshmallow world in the winter ♪ ♪ when the snow comes to cover the ground ♪

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all right. we're back now at 7:40 with "gma investigates." and on the agenda this morning, used cars with potentially dangerous air bags. millions of cars have been recalled to fix exploding air bags. but will a used car dealer tell you what you need to know. we went undercover, and gio benitez has the story. >> reporter: she's a beautiful 29-year-old american hero. a lieutenant for the u.s. air force. but stephanie's biggest challenge, out of her fatigues.

in a 2002 honda civic she bought used in 2006. >> my dad liked it. it was safe and affordable. >> reporter: she was never made aware that the air bags were recalled. then in september 2013, she got into an accident. >> the air bags deployed and i had a massive strike on my right side. and i just blinded out on that side. >> reporter: this is the piece of twisted metal that she says shot out of the air bag and into her face. >> it's an air bag. supposed to protect me. >> reporter: she's suing honda and the maker of the air bag, takata. they deny responsibility. her make of car, one of 8 million subject to an air bag recall. ten auto makers in total. there's no law to stop them from selling cars, open recalls or requiring them to check for them. what are used car dealers saying about the cars for sale on their lots with potentially dangerous air bags.

"gma investigates" now take you under cover into nine used car lots in three states. about specific cars we know have open air bag recalls. only one dealer checked on the spot. some other places we visited didn't check. >> that has zero recalls. >> reporter: zero recalls. >> no recalls at all. >> reporter: and at that lot, you guessed it, an open recall. you can tell me there's not a recall? >> not a recall on this one. >> reporter: not for the air bags? >> no. >> reporter: wrong. and selling three other cars with the same air bag recall issue. we made a return visit. roberto, hi, gio benitez with abc news. you told jerry this didn't have a recall. but it does. >> it does? >> reporter: he says it's not his fault, it's the manufacture manufacturers. they should have sent a recall letter. >> we need somebody to let us know. and that person is the company.

the manufacturer. >> reporter: the problem is, letters go out at the time of the recall to the registered owner. sometimes never again. the owner of the dealership telling "gma investigates" they hadn't registered that suv, and that, quote were we are not required by law to check for recalls. we don't have time to check for open recalls. even so, roberto telling us he's going to start checking online for recalls, even taking note of the special government website to do so. all right, so you're going to write it down. safercar.gov. the department of transportation proposed a law to make it illegal to sell a car with an open recall without fixing them. >> when i think about someone buying a used car that has not been fixed after a recall has been issued, that is a real problem. >> reporter: four places we visited told us there was no recall. five said they didn't know. bottom line, it's up to the consumer to check. for "good morning america," gio

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all right, still ahead on "gma," the one hour thanksgiving dinner. our friends from buzzfeed, whipping it up using only fast food, and i'm doing my part.

7:50 six this morning, let's get started with the morning commute. it is a mess on the metro. jack? >> a bit other news, power down on the avenue has been restored, trains are on the move again. they are saying at this point can expect delays up to 30

minutes. if it all possible the alternate manassas trains have track switching issues with restricted speeds. 332 is about half of an hour late. oddly, the forecast is as well. >> it looks good, but it does not feel so good, it is all about the field factor today. doneans the windchill is down in the single digits. it feels like 19 in d.c.. the temperature in the thermometer, windchill in the 20's today with gusty winds.

him >> thank you very much. we would have another news update. wjla.com, have a great day.

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a near-perfect score. what had him crying at the end of his dance as we say -- >> good morning, america. a great crowd braving the cold temperatures. it's hot inside with toomey and peta coming in. it's great to have hem here after flying all night. "dancing with the stars." oh! so close. so close. >> he's been so great this whole season. so much fun. >> it happens. >> and also in thanksgiving mode this morning. we have our friends from buzzfeed here. rachel and ryan have dreamed up a feast made entirely sb see that there, fast food. kfc, some mcdonald's. >> they are creative. and they have just 40 minutes on the clock to put the whole thing together. that clock starts rites nght no.

and check with them thought the morning. >> we are in awe how you made the transition from the stellar career on the gridiron, the show here, of course, what you do with kelly every day. you watch. and now adding a title, executive producer of a documentary that's brilliant, talking about -- >> it's called state of play: happiness. it's about people going through a change in life, a career change, and how do you transition tro to another life? it's like you died twice, live twice. you die in your profession and then figure out your way of happiness. we examine it through the eyes of three guys who ended their career differently. some came back and forth, some stayed out for medical reasons. and it's really exciting and really inspiring to watch and how guys find what makes them happy now outside their

profession. >> and everyone handles it differently. but you are the executive producer. debuts tonight on hbo. >> job number 27 for michael strahan. >> catching up with george, slowly but sure lie. >> that's coming up. to amy with news. and two big stories breaking overnight. first to the middle east, palestinians stormed a synagogue in jerusalem, killing four israelis before shot by police. this is the first time that worshippers inside a synagogue have been targeted in such a way. israel's government is promising a harsh response. also breaking overnight, a plane crash in chicago. the cargo plane crashing through the roof of this home, landing in the living room. neighbors rushed in to help an elderly coming up who were inside. pulling them out without injuries. the pilot reported engine problems, and he tried to return to midway airport shortly after

takeoff, speaking with air traffic controllers. >> i'd like to come back and land. i'm having trouble with the left engine. js still with me? >> he went down. >> he did not make it to the field. went down just short of 31 center. >> that's right, down just blocks from the airport. the pilot has not yet been located. the top boss in the u.s. air force said every job open to men will be open to women as well. secretary debra lee james said that women are currently barred from seven positions, including some in combat, which employee 4600 people. the air force is developing standards to make all those jobs gender neutral over the next year and a half. and an update on the jewelry heist in new york city's famous diamond district. it was an inside job. police have arrested an employee of the store. but the robbers are at large. so is the half a million dollars

in jewelry they stole. and texting and your health. craning our necks to look at the tiny screen puts a dangerous amount of pressure on the spines. the head weighs between 10 and 12 pounds. it causes gravity to cause more. so a 60 degree angle, 60 pounds of pressure on the spine. even a 15-degree tilt adds 27 pounds. and since apparently we spend two to four hours per day texting, we are at risk of early wear and tear, degeneration, and the need for surgery. start texting like this. and finally with up to three feet of snow in parts of the country, we thought we would show you one guy other than ginger loving it. one of the giant pandas at the toronto zoo, can't get enough of the snow. even has his own sport, bear-bogganning. he does it again and again. >> i would too.

>> oh, he's having a blast. ginger has a play mate. head to toronto. >> i want to look for the gypper. >> i know. >> it's like a person. it was me. i was in there. >> that's next year. okay, thanks, amy. "pop news" and weather cup. robin in the social square. >> so much coming up on "gma." and "pop news," big surprise guest. you definitely do not want to miss this. trust us on this. and our good friend and superstar triya yearwood is here. a brand new album. and you have garth on twitter. >> he's mr. social media. >> hashtag everything? >> hashtag i love you. you don't have to do that. >> great to have you here. love the new music, and the old hits on it too. and tommy and peta, have you recovered? okay. your nose all right. >> yeah. >> you went out so strong last night. such a great performance. hear about it live here on "gma"

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>> how old? i must have been 22? i wasn't exactly a baby. >> that looks like a network broadcast. >> it looks like -- looks like i sucked in as much air and held it in while i talked. >> are you in someone's basement? >> i look like i'm in somebody else's leather coat too. >> thank you for that. every day. another one. before i show you the tape, here's your clue. i didn't kill my wife. how you like them apples? ♪ >> hello? >> hi. is this burger king? >> yeah. yeah, this is burger king. >> would you deliver -- >> yeah, i'll give you burger king. i'd like to say as usual george won. >> i wouldn't guess by the picture. >> isn't that amazing? he was lover boy in a burger

king commercial. we know he has gone on to such great things and his movie, "gone girl," part of my elaborate clue, written by kelly hagan, thank you. i didn't kill my wife, how do you like them apples? >> i thought it was harrison ford. >> thank you for playing. more to come tomorrow. and i know, hold your breath. next, though, we have another favorite on "pop news." our favorite hungry hamster is back. amy, this one's for you. the tiny little fella who loved a burrito, he's a major star on the internet. with fame comes friends. here he is hosting thanksgiving dinner a little early in his pilgrim hat with his human. and a turkey and he has friends. there's a mouse and a rabbit. and they have all the fixings.

>> the family. >> how cute. >> i'm so confused. >> there is nothing that you need to know except this video makes people smile. we will continue to the next pod. which is this. in recent weeks, there is a particular song, amy, this is for george, that's a "gma" anthem, if you will. and sort of thanks to george. take a look. ♪ turn down for what >> now you heard it. >> all right. so -- that was on tape. one person who didn't turn us down, who heard us loud and clear is the artist behind "turn down for what." here's lil john. come on in, lil john. where are you? >> good morning. george, are you happy to see me? >> george plays it every morning when he's getting ready for the show. >> i can see myself in your teeth. >> diamonds, diamond grill. >> that's something.

>> so, guys, lil john heard about us and how we love the song. this has become an anthem for the recent election. five times, thank you for giving us something to get excited about every morning. >> i'm glad i can motivate you. >> trying to get george to dance. >> i'm here, dog. >> come on, george. turn down for what! >> get up, george. >> this is me get up right here. >> let's go there, george. >> i know what to do. i got you. come on, george. come on, george. let's go, george. oh. you ready? ♪ >> if anybody can get him -- >> it's happening. >> it's been done. >> it's been done. >> thank you, lil john. thank you, little john. thank you, men.

i believe we have to go to ginger for the weather. and i know you have -- >> we truly have seen it all now. we truly have seen it all. >> thank you. you don't understand. >> to ginger. we're in on that action. turn down for what. all right, i got the crowd going at least. and george, we are proud, november 18th, the day we will remember. we want to talk, hey. you want to see this. how about this much snow in 24 hours? yeah, people in new york. seneca, new york, right up to the windows. cars are covered. schools are closed in a lot of places. west michigan, northern michigan. anywhere in the lake effect snow zone. 50% of our nation is covered, as of yesterday morning. and some of those places are getting a little extra. on top of what you have, another 3 to 6 inches. like just inland in michigan. parts of buffalo and watertown,

close to a foo >> the weather story here today is all about the cold. this map showing you the current temperature, plus the windchill, that is what you are feeling outside. 10 in andrews. 14 in baltimore. the windchill will be in the 20's today. high temperatures in the low to mid 30's. sunshine tonight, temperatures dropping to near record lows. >> these girls from canada are saying 36 inches? no big deal. you keep that. we'll go inside. thank you, ginger. to kick off the heat index. "dancing with the stars" semifin semifinalist, four couples left. tom you chong and peta sent

home. you are america's favorite. come on out. >> oh, wow. >> whoa. >> they're dancing to the table. i love it. >> hey, guys. >> hi. hi. >> good to see you. >> hi. great to see you. >> great to see you. hi, tommy, welcome to "good morning america." great job. that was great fun. >> thank you. >> hi. >> you made it a lot longer than you thought you'd make it, huh? >> yeah. just getting on the show was a big win for me. >> it was a win for all of us. >> i agree. >> talk to me about the rumba last night, peta. >> it was so emotional. >> wasn't that sweet? >> it was really nice. >> i thought they were just the perfect characters for us to play. >> she's so -- she's such a good actress. while she was doing that, she's telling me, get that arm straight. >> really, can she sneak them in? >> i'm talking the whole time.

>> that's fantastic. >> through my teeth. >> everyone wants to know. because at 76, you were the oldest person to last as long as you did, defying all the odds. what's your secret? >> what's my secret? beautiful women. >> good answer. >> my wife's a beautiful woman. and my partner is beautiful. >> you have another great march every step of the way, cheech marin. he's got a special message for you. take a look. >> hey, it's me. i want to congratulate you on your journey with "dancing with the stars." man, nobody ever thought you'd get this far. congratulations. i'm really proud of you. i watched you every step of the way when we're on tour and you have to dance all day and then do a show. you showed them. way to go. i'm really proud of you. >> congratulations. >> so he -- >> he speaks good english, doesn't he? >> you two are hilarious.

>> your partner just said it there, your other partner, that nobody expected you to make it. did you feel that way? or as the weeks went on, this is working. >> i thought we had a shot at the mirror ball, it tell you the truth. >> love nap. >> love that. >> i was going to turn the mirror ball into a mirror bong. >> on the high note. and "dancing with the stars" season finale, next monday, 8:00/7:00 central on abc. and catch them on the abc news "dancing with the stars" after party. >> great job. >> thank you. and move on to the biggest shark tank event ever. this is the ultimate showdown. four of the sharks competing against each or. this morning, it's barbara, it'sday monday, and rachel smith is here to see what happens when these sharks start biting each other. >> reporter: they are at the top

of the business food chain, and now two of "shark tank"'s fiercest competitors are going fin to fin in the "gma" first ever shark versus shark competition. barbara kosh ran, and daymond john, an entrepreneur and marketing mogul. summoned into battle by robin roberts. >> greetings, sharks, you will go head to head, competing to determine who is truly the biggest shark in the tank. please report immediately to receive your orders and face your challenge. >> you got it, baby. >> go times square, stat. we're going nuclear. >> just make the turn, come on. >> reporter: the mission, to make as much as money as they can in 45 minutes selling tickets for a new york city tour bus company. they are given $100 to spend on five items to win over the competition. >> yellow ribbon. >> ten kittens. >> yellow balloons. you're going down.

>> it's going to get nasty. get out the way! >> reporter: the sharks are each paired with a savvy business partner to help them sell and give them 15 minutes to come up with a sales plan. barbara's strategy -- >> i'm selling. you're backing me up. sell to tourists, promote a one-time only celebrity home tour. and number three, sell happiness. create a party atmosphere. >> put this down by the door. >> crush barbara. >> reporter: cute animals to create crowds. number two, become your own billboard. and number three, donate to a good cause. a couple of kittens from the a spca on board. >> team kitty is number one. >> go! ♪ >> reporter: and they're off. >> see the city, save a kitty. double decker tour right now. >> barbara uses flattery to

sell. >> charge him 58. nice face. >> reporter: meanwhile -- >> on top of the bus. >> i have a fear of bus. >> greener pastures. >> not a lot of tourists. >> 59. for you, but not for barbara. >> it's up to you. >> two for 75. >> just two? >> reporter: barbara, stopping at nothing. one minute. >> one minute. hurry. >> reporter: convinces a group of 70 students to get on her bus. we see you have a packed bus. it's about the money. >> i have no doubt i won. go get the numbers. >> reporter: each team counts their cash. barbara, your team, $040.25. >> more than i thought. >> reporter: your total, $517. >> yes! yes! >> barbara, barbara!

>> reporter: in the end, these two sharks are softies. >> i love this woman. good luck in the finals. >> competitive, but always a team. that puts barbara in the shark versus shark finals. tomorrow, robert in the tank with kevin to go shark v shark. and you can see a special episo episode, tonight an 8:00/7:00 central. but up next, a medical break through. to cure bubble baby disease. children born with no immune system. lindsey davis has the story. >> reporter: it's the dramatic deadly disse depicted in this episode of greys anatomy. bubble baby disease where patients are born with no immune system and must stay isolated from germs. for these new parents, it became real life for one of their twins. >> i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: her fear is confirmed. >> it's a pretty rare disease

where kids are born and they look fine at birth. but they don't have an immune system. >> reporter: even a cold can be deadly. >> we couldn't believe it. it was just devastating. >> you just realize that i have a pair of babies. and i'm going to keep them that way. >> reporter: today, most patients go through bone marrow transplants. so she qualifies for a clinical trial with jean therapy. and they are modified to correct the defect using her own cells, no side effects. ucl a's doctor created the treatment over three decades of research. >> it's their own cells. it's a perfect match. when it works, they grow a whole immune system and lead normal lives. >> reporter: today she is one of 18 children cured of this disease by ucla. she is no longer just alive, she is living.

taking trips to the beach, and about to celebrate her second birthday. for "good morning america," lindsey davis, abc news, new york. >> so happy for them. >> great news. >> thank you for that story. and coming up next, keira snooi knight lee is here live. and buzz feed's thanksgiving feast. you won't believe your eyes. >> trisha yearwood too.

>> good tuesday morning. it is now 8:27, we are going to jack taylor for your tuesday morning commute first. >> i weep for you at this point, especially if you are traveling .n the loo, orange, silver line trains are on the move, red line is expecting residual delays. you have got your metro option with riders on the earlier switch.

fredericksburg, woodbridge, crews are expecting in maryland. over to the shoulder. forecast, please. >> 24 in frederick, ,aithersburg, 18 in d.c. is definitely a bundle of buttercup kind of day. warming up a little bit over the next couple of hours, the wind will keep the chill factor down into the teens and middle 20's this afternoon. forecast tomorrow, 40's by thursday. the weekend looks warmer.

♪ she's in love with the boy ♪ she's in love with the boy ♪ she's in love with the boy ♪ and even if they have to run away ♪ ♪ she's gonna marry that boy someday ♪ ♪ yes ♪ [ cheers and applause ] well, you know that song. first big hit for trisha yearwood, "she's in love with a boy." brand new album out. we're going to hear from that in a little bit. can't wait. hello, cold out there this morning. >> cold, but a great-looking crowd. and inside, jason se dekis and charlie day are in the social square. they are the stars of the

upcoming movie "horrible bosses 2." very funny. we will talk to them, but first to amy. >> thank you so much. and i'm here with oscar-nominated actress keira knight lee. she's in the imitation game, mat me tigss who break an unbreakable nazi code and save thousands of lives. she's joan clark, the only woman in the group, getting rave reviews from critics. here's the moment she earns her spot. take a look. >> you finished. >> yes. >> five minutes and 34 seconds. >> you said to do it in under six. >> love a smart woman. keira knightly, thank you for joining me. how great was it to play joan

clark, a woman who hlds her own. >> there was a woman in the 1940s at the center of breaking enigma code. one of the major breakthroughs in the second world war. astonishing. >> you just won a hollywood film award for your portrayal of joan clark. >> i did. that's exciting. >> there'sn emphasis for women, young girls, especially, to get involved in s.t.e.m., science, technology, engineering and math. what can they learn from your character? >> just tooz it. it is shocking how few women there are in the fields. every field. what's astonishing for joan's story, she's fighting for equal pay and a place at the table. >> that's what we're still talking about. there's a scene that i love in the movie where your character allen -- allen -- benedict's character is marveling at how joan has to get -- can get

people to like her. and she says she doesn't have the luxury of not doing it. women have to be kind and have to get people to like them in order to succeed. do you think that's still true today? >> yes. i'm like a bull in a china shop % that why i don't get my way. we can learn a lot from her. >> in the "imitation game," she agrees to marry benedict cumberbatch even after he tells her he is he omosexual. >> i think it was a meeting of minds. it was a platonic love. but they did love each other. >> and that scene where he basically pushes her out of his life. and you could see the love in her eyes. >> yeah. and you can see the love in his as well. it's a heartbreaking story. >> speaking of love. i know you have found it in your personal life. the last time with us you had just gotten engaged to james

wright. you have been married more than a year. how is married life? >> all good so far. yeah. it's meant to be difficult. the first year of marriage is really hard. it's been really easy. >> that's good news for the next 40 years or longer. we have a lightning round. >> what does that mean? >> the first thing comes to your mind on a question. >> it's so early in the morning. >> mr. darcy or black spar row. >> mr. darcy. >> i so agree. >> quite surprised that came out of my mouth. >> what was your last purchase? >> oh, this ring. there we go. >> a beautiful one indeed. >> what's the background on i know phone? >> background is my husband. >> that's sweet. in a movie, who would it be? >> benedict cumberbatch. >> i'd like to see that. you're quick on your feet. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> the imitation game opens november 28th. and out to ginger.

brisk weather. >> i wanted to wish a happy 75th to this woman. your name? >> pat. >> we were saying almost as cold in louisiana in new york city. let's look at the current temperatures. this is the game i have been playing. you are not alone. look, the actual temperature, 40 in jacksonville, 25 in atlanta. even washington, d.c. is sub-freezing. and windchill makes it feel cooler. no worries, some people, your people down in the south are going to be warm up. new orleans, up to almost 70 by friday. things are coming back. >> 29 in d.c.. today, sunny skies,'s --, windy and cold, wind chill in the 20 plus. >> all right. all that weather brought to you

by honey nut cheerios. and i know i have a scream right here. i have been hearing that one all morning. i don't know about you. i think we're going to go inside in just a couple of minutes to the stars of "horrible bosses 2." i love you both. lara. >> yeah, me too. >> hey, everybody. just talking with everybody's favorite working stiffs back in "horrible bosses 2." this time around they decide to start their own business. it goes horribly wrong and hatch a crazy plan to kidnap their investor's son. and here they are trying to create the ran some note. >> tell you what, i hope this doesn't sound cocky, i think we're really good at this. >> we're good at this. way better than murder. >> a lot better than murder. >> we found our groove. >> this is fun. >> glue stick, i'm going to lock this in. >> we are all clear, let's go. >> are you kidding me, man? >> here they are, welcome jason

sedekis and charlie day. you have had it. you are entrepreneurs and come up with the shower buddy. >> that's our invention. >> shampoo, conditioner, water, blasting it all on your head. you know how it's a pain to get it out of the bottle? hours and hours in the shower. >> this speeds it up. >> right out of the gate you have a scene, i wish we could have shown. it's hilarious. >> that's right. things go a little bit wrong in that scene. >> so wrong they are right. >> yeah. live tv, you know. mistakes happen. >> things happen. let's not re-create that here. i think that would be a mistake. >> i'm not sure if you were upstairs, but we are big fans of shark tank. we would love the entrepreneurs on "shark tank," pitching the shower buddy. how might you do that. >> absolutely. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is

the shower buddy. >> hate those long showers in the morning? >> oh, yeah, that's the way to do it. start off with a rhetorical question. see, he's the brains. i'm just the brawn. >> can't wait to get out of the house? a rush? >> right. >> i'm sure they're definitely taking it. >> yeah. >> that's it. >> writing a check, i assume. >> give us money. >> here's a brick of cash and some -- >> look, we have an invention, you want in or lose out on this? >> let's go. we have choices. put them in the hot seat. make a decision. >> brookstone's calling. >> in this movie jennifer aniston is back and surrounded by guys. and this time jaime foxx who's hilarious and kevin spacey. what was it like on the set when you guys were not shooting scenes? >> pretty great. and we added christoph waltz and chris pine. >> more movie stars. >> that's how you do it.

>> to legitimize. >> our producers were all very excited to have you. they loved creating games. and i understand we gave you fair warning. oh, no, i don't have it. yof the card for the game. >> bring the card in. >> we created a game called what's my widget. i don't have the widgets. get them, quickly. eddie is on the run. all right, ready. first widget, you describe what this would be. we made them up. what would the garden vacuum do. go. >> sucks ants and insects out of the the garden to feed the cats and dogs. >> it sucks -- >> what do animals eat in. >> other animals. >> yeah, it sucks the mice out of your garden. >> everybody needs one. the garden vacuum. how about the swimming pool toaster. >> do you love wet toast? but are afraid to electrocute yourself -- >> then you need -- >> without electrocution.

>> two more. the living room monkey. >> it's a great way to -- >> tired of your bedroom monkey? >> need your pillows fluffed? >> need a new monkey? >> fluffs your pillows. >> scared of the monkey. >> i'm afraid to sigh it. but the producers wrote it. how about the bathroom pancake? >> makes it easier to flush. >> smooshes things down. >> it could be anything. >> yeah. >> anything that you flush. >> again, trying to get breakfast and shower and you're like -- >> cuts down time. between that and the shower buddy. >> and a pancake, you're out the door. >> it's unfortunately you don't enjoy spending time together. >> after this, we won't see each other for years. this is it. >> congrats, ten seasons. >> ten easons. >> ten years. >> and jason, baby otis.

and this movie. >> i know. >> we're all smiling. it is so funny. hopefully you can see why, everybody. "horrible bosses 2" opens next wednesday, november 26th. and please say hi to everybody on the cast. >> okay. we'll do it one by one. absolutely. and coming up, we have our friends from buzzfeed. and they are

♪ our friends from buzzfeed, skpraichl ryan, have been up against the clock all morning long, putting the final touch on the thanksgiving feast. only using items at a fast food restaurant. it is aaffordable and kind of tasty. >> i think we made it happen. >> check it out. wow. i mean, that -- it's appealing. >> this is our potato medley. assorted potatoes, and assembled decoratively. >> you know it will get eaten. >> i think so. >> and i make a green bean casserole. this is phenomenal with onion rings. >> it's a nice garnish. ties it together. it's a tat tis of green beans can onion rings. >> everybody loves that. >> and green beans from kfc. >> actually from asrby's.

>> equal opportunity. is this supposed to look like a turkey? >> little legs, and it's supposed to look like a traditional turkey, but it's chicken nuggets. >> and a giant mound of mashed potatoes. >> my kids would love this. >> you and i were looking at this, this is appealing. these are from white castle. >> yummy. >> these are the burgers, and this is your stuffing. >> it's soaking in a chicken soup from subway. and it tastes pretty great. >> better than you might think. >> and the sodium count is through the roof. >> we can eat this. this is dessert? >> that's a mcflurry and an apple pie from mcdonald's. >> nothing says happy thanksgiving more than a mcflurry. thank you our friends at buzzfeed. >> great job.

>> and rachel and ryan. and you can find these recipes and more fast food thanksgiving items on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. trisha yearwood performs live coming up. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪

and it's great to be here with country super starr, trisha yearwood. she has a new album, "prize fighter," hit after hit. you have old songs and new songs. >> it's been seven years. it's a reminder of what i have done and six new songs. >> and a big night, you gave garth an award last night. >> it was wonderful. he was in great company. i was honored to be a part of it. >> i bet it was. and put the album back up here. show those boxing gloves.

is it true, sylvester stallone? >> it is true. thank you, sly. i said could i borrow them, he said keep them. i want a copy of the album. >> tell me about it. >> it's an anthem of whatever you're struggling, never give up. i lost my mom to breast cancer three years ago. i guess for me, i feel her spirit in this song. >> we're going to all feel it in a minute. let's go. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ here you are face to face ♪ with your greatest test of faith ♪ ♪ it aint looking good but you wouldn't run even if you could ♪ ♪ cause you know what's on the line ♪ ♪ it's win or lose do or die ♪ and the swings are coming fast

and the punches knock you back ♪ ♪ when you hit the ground you find your wings ♪ ♪ you go one more round when that bell rings ♪ ♪ they say you're done but here you come you're a hammer hitting spitting fire ♪ ♪ prize fighter ♪ when you're sweating from the fear you look it in the eye ♪ ♪ turn the sound of defeat into your battle cry ♪ ♪ stakes are down you're out of luck ♪ ♪ look out you smiling with a shiner standing higher ♪ ♪ prize fighter ♪ ♪ when you seem them shake their heads ♪ ♪ that's when you start seeing red ♪ ♪ from your head down to your toes ♪ ♪ you find your glory, strength

and hope ♪ ♪ come on, come on comeback kid show them how you never quit ♪ ♪ you're gonna rise from the pain and like a hurricane ♪ ♪ when you hit the ground you find your wins ♪ ♪ you go one more round when that bell rings ♪ ♪ they say you're done but here you come you're a hammer hitting spitting fire ♪ ♪ prize fighter ♪ when you're sweating from the fear you look it in the eye ♪ ♪ turn the sound of defeat into your battle cry ♪ ♪ stakes are down you're out that luck ♪ ♪ look at you smiling with a shiner ♪ ♪ standing higher ♪ prize fighter ♪ yeah, yeah ♪ when you're sweating from the

fear you look it in the eye ♪ ♪ turn the sound of defeat into your battle cry ♪ ♪ stakes are down you're out that look ♪ ♪ look at you smiling with a shiner ♪ ♪ standing higher ♪ prize fighter ♪ yeah ♪ oh, yeah ♪ look at you standing tall ♪ and you still ain't had enough ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

this week, come along on an adventure where we dare to reveal lost footage of ourselves. >> you can't show that. >> and we have the lost footage of the megastars. this week drn. >> it's raiders of the lost tapes. >> on "good morning america." >> it's raiders of the lost tapes. >> on "good morning america." >> it's raiders of the lost tapes. >> on "good morning america."- on "good morning america."- thank you, trisha yearwood. that was traffic. the album is "prize fighter." thank you, tomorrow, jason

bateman and jennifer aniston, both going to be here. >> have a great day.

nowood tuesday morning, is 857 a.m., let's get you started without morning commute. jack taylor has an eye on the roads and the metro for us this morning. >> the metro is better this point, it is just residual delays. the metro option for the manassas line, trained 300 anyone one was one hour and a half late, turning back to train 322 -- 332, excuse me, holding and woodbridge they struck a deer. the newest problem is in northwest, newark avenue is closed outbound. we have only a single lane getting by. apparently a cyclist was hit. district authorities will be redirecting traffic to the area. the forecast seems cold, any light at the end of the tunnel?

>> yes, but that will be in till the end of the weekend. this arctic hare will be slow to exit the region. temperatures have gone out the window since the morning lows. 29 at reagan national. 27 and winchester. the wind remains gusty enough that the windchill is in the teens. 12 at dulles, 18 and culpeper, nine in martinsburg. the windchill will be in the 20's it has to day. mostly sunny skies, looking good. tonight near record lows are possible, 15 to 23 degrees. bundle up. thank you for watching. we we'll see you back here for

announcer: it's "live with kelly and michael." today, from the drama "the imitation game," keira knightley. and from the comedy "horrible bosses 2," charlie day. plus, the nascar sprint cup winner kevin harvick. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by isney-abc domestic television] announcer: now here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause]