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right now on "gma." we say good morning, america, on this monday morning. what a night for all the winne and for jennifer lopez. boyer that opening number? >> nice dance the a all of you. really something. we start off with the worldwide terror threat. look at the streets of brussels. that was last night. belgium's capital on lockdown. heavily armed police everywhere. the whole country on highest terror alert. matt gutman is on the scene. good mornrning, tt. >> reporter: good mornin george. that alert means a possible terrorist attack is imminent. one reason this entire city, as you mentioned, is on lockdown. the subways are closed. employees told to stay home and work from home if possible. and schools. this is an elementary during lunchtime.

normally, it would be te rks ming with kids. people. none of them was salah abdesl the sole pararis attacker still on the run. the most wanted man in the world. his brother saying he thought salah was going on a ski trip. and now would rather see him in jail than killed. the search now focus topg molenbeek neighborhood of brussels where three of the a attackers came from. very tense here in molenbeek. we have seen authorities wearing ski masks. >> we're under siege. >> reporter: undersiege. >> we're at war,y friend. >> reporter: the houses of th terrorists blocks apart.

[ guire ] >> reporter: killed in the shootout near paris last week. right outside our hotel, police action. jumpy officers herding pedestrians and journalists back. >> if we start shooting, you're in the crossfire. >> reporter: later, it turned out to be one of dozens of false alar. police deployed at train stations and other soft targets. so far, no trace of a terror cell or abdelam. also this morning, we hear from the eagles of death mettle for the first time. >> the reason so many were killed is because so many people wouldn't leave their friend. so my people putut themselves in front of peop. >> reporter: now the government hotlineot 12,000 calls overnight of false alarms. a sense of the fear here. i was based in jerusalem in the peak of the suicide bombings there. i never saw a city so paralyzed by fear.

>> that's saying didn't martha say she just returned from the war front in iraq. and it was the same. >> th's right. authoritiesesnsist therere is no immininenthreat here in the u.s. but security has been ramped up. pierre thomas has the latest from the waington. pierre? >> reporter: on sunday, security in atlanta stepped up for the falcons football game. and overnight, exexpanded police presence at macy's great tree lighting and the wwe wrestling match at phillips arena. that match, a reported possible target of an isis attack, uncovered line by the hacker group, anonymous. all this beefed up security despite the fact that the fbi found nooncrete evidence of a threat to the wrestingle event. >> i feel safe.

sunday, an abundan of caution. a southwest flight diverted after three men were supposedly acting suspiciously. no threat found. no one was arrested. poce raining in new york city for an active shooting in the subway. an exercise planned for weeks. word this is morning of islamic radicals posting a hit list of officials. it's viewed as propaganda meant to sow fear and inspire i sympathizers. americans will see increased security on mass transit. while brussels, belgium, bracess for a possible imminent attack, u.s. officials say the threat picture here is different. >> we know of no specific credible threat of a paris-like attack dres directioned against the u.s. homeland. we are, we continue to be, we

have been concerned about copy copycat-like attacks. >> reporter: who might conduct copycat takes? the u.s. has several isis sympathizers under surveillance. robin? >> pierre, you're hearing there is word of a new threat from isis overnight? >> reporter: that's right. a new video posted overnightt of a fighter vowing retaliation for air strikes in raqqah. u.s. officials are likely to see this as more propaganda. a seriouses of videos about new york. you see the presidents there paying tribute to the victims in paris. hollande prepares to visit the white house tomorrow. good morning,. >> reporter: good morning, george. this visit comes just as the french are stepping up their

part of the bombing campaign against isis. inin fa, this morning, the french aircraft carrier charles de gaulle arrived in the area. the military action with isisis will be the top topic. >> president obama ordering an investigation into whether top military officials may have manipulated the numbers about the crisis. >> reporter: good intelligence isssential to good military sttegy. the president has ordered his -- pentagon secretary and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff to get to the bottom of these allegations that senior military officials were maniputing intelligence repor to show that more progress was being made against isis than really was. >> this came from a whistle-blower?

an analyst at military central command. >> okay, jon, thank you very much. the war against isis and the takes in paris have made terrorism a top concern of campaign trail. polls show that is helping donaldrump. tom ya hasllamas is here with more. >> reporter: you look at new polls nationwide and key battleground states and trump is clearly on top. senators rubio and cruz mufing in iowa and new hampshire. a significant portion of republican voters are loyal to trump. this morning, with terrorism fears at the forefront of the campaign, republican voters are sticking with donald trump. the candidate calling out those who doubted him. >> you know the int lectuture elite of washington. there's no -- they're not even smart people, most of them. they're not even smart people. >> reporter: our poll showing

security is putting him ahead of the pack. trump telling george how far he would go the keep america safe. >> you would bring back water boarding? >> yes. i think it's peanuts compared to what they do to us. >> reporr: trump's c criticsay he's making up facts in his fight for the nomination. >> i watched when the world trade center came tumbling down. and i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people wer cheering as that building was -- coming down. >> reporter: trump insooising he saw it with his own eyes. >> the police say that didn't happen. those rumors have been on the internet for some time. >> i saw it. >> you saw it with your own eyes? >> reporter: jersey city's current mayor saying it never happened. >> he's will pli making up lies or he has m memory issues.

you have to question, his ability to be president. >> reporter: and the republican front runner showing no sympathy for a protester at his rallies. the secret service saying a black lives matte protester was physally assaulted by trump supporters. trump saying this about the alleged beatdown. >> maybe he should have been roughed up because it was disgusting what he was doing. >> reporter: following the incident with the black lives matter protesterers trump being called out after his twitter post soeg this stat. various inaccurate crime stats suggesting more murder rates are drich by black americans. >> many people saw that tweet. >> reporter: the real statsts are astonishing. the fbi's report from 2014 shows trump was really wrong. 82% of whites were murdered by other whites. blacks were responsible for 15% of white murders.

>> this tough talk by him is really -- helping him in the polls. >> reporte his support keeps growing. now to the powerful winter blast in the midwest. millions of americans prepare to hit the road for thanks giving. phillip mena has the story. >> reporter: this morning, across the northern plains and midwest, icy roads and wintry gusts causing over 100 accidents. >> i would stay off the roads. they're really bad. >> reporter: more than 1,000 flights cancelled this weekend at chicago airports. o'hare setting up cots for stranded travelers. a major cold weather clean upn the midwest and northern plains. >> we've got eight inches. >> reporter: the first snow of the season dutching over a foot of snow in parts of south dakota, iowa, and ilillinois >> hard to believe, last week, it was 60.

this week, ten inches of snow. >> reporter: over 11 inches piling up in chicago. making this the snowiest november srm in 10 years.s. sflit was b snow. i got a whole layer of ice underneath all of this. it's a rude awakening. >> reporter: a rude awakening indeed. the record-breaking storm t taking down trees and power looins. jolting some residents out of bed. >> had to call 911. it was crazy. >> reporter: travelers hoping they've receive t the lt of the major weather delays. >> thank you very much. what does this mean for thanksgiving travel? >> that storm is long gone. now we're watching a new one. on the biggest travel day of the years, it's the rockies b back to the sierra we'll be watching. all that snow in the middle of the nation, you add rabe to it, you could see fooding on some of the roadways. i'll leave you with a look at the thursday forecast itself.

look how mild, atlan to boston. this morning, new york city and boston, warmer than atlanta and charlotte. i'll have that coming up. >> oh, that's a little different. amy is here with the other top stories. new te tails in n the missg malaysian airliner. >>here's a new direction for the search.. shifting the focus of the search to a remote part of the indndian ocean where a british pilot using a flight simulator believes the plane made a controlled ditching last year. the record deal in the pharmaceutical industry. there's word that pfizer is buying the irish drugmaker allewgan for new details about the fire that broke out on the 150th floor of chicicago's haock tower. investigors say a candle started this fire and five people were i injured there. well, new safety questions in football after the

rams, case keenum, took a hard hit to the head while falling to the turf. he struggled to get up. was not check frd concussion until aft the game. jeff gordon completed the final race of his 23-year career on sunday. he enters races i his rearview mirror. his next reer? a racingg analyst. he says his time in the booth gives him an adrenaline rush. >> he'll be great. he's fununny andsmart. >> i agree. thank you, thank you both. did you watch last night? were you watching last night? the american music awards. what a night in l.a. jennifer lopez hosting and performing. nick watt was there for it all. you know

mamarking 20 years since "jagged littlele pill" with demi lovato. and i'm here to remind you of the mess you left when you went away tl the dawn let's marvin gaye and get it on >> reporter: then megan trainer and charlie puth did just that. we heard the "star wars" theme reworked. >> in way you have never heard before. >> reporter: by pentatonix. >> reporter: no one puts bieber in the corner. i know i know that i made those mistakes maybe once or twice >> reporter: singing and dancing. is it too late to say i'm sorry now >> reporter: in the rain.

ts is that ice cold michelle pfeiffer that white gold this one's for them good girls got to kiss myself i'm so pretty >> reporter: j. lo was, hard to believe, a first-time host. you killed it. >> oh, thank you. you're the first person i talked toince i finished. >> reporter: one direction on the eve of taking a break from the business made historory. baby you're perfect >> reporter: artists of the year second year in a row. best band for the third. >> can we just not celine dion did an old number, a tribute to those killed in the paris attacks. >> we're celebrating life here. but you know, it's the things in

the world that need love, that need so much. >> reporter: and jared leto gave a moving speech honoring the victims. earlier this year, he and his band played that stage where hostage takerssook so many lives. more on the cold weather. >> i promised you the frost and freeze advisories from texas. austin at 31. to north carolina. and yes, slightly warmer here by the water in new york city.

weather forecast. >> i waned to bring back that chill just so we after seeing j. lo.. cai just be a little bit of her when i grow up? >> you are a little bit like her. >> i can't move like that. >> you will in about a month? >> and all the different changes. >> not two, but ten. >> ten? >> each one bette than the last. we'll get into that later in the

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welcome back to "gma." you're looking at the streets of brussels this morning. the capital practically a ghost town now. the country on the highest terror alert. because of a specific threat. subways and schools shut down. we just learned five more people were arrested in raids overnight. that brings the total to 21. >> so much of europe on edge. donald trump surging in the latest polls. theop frontrunner, a double-digit lead again even as hfaces claims he's making about 9/11 on the campaign trail. first it was black fday,

cybermonday. can't keep up. walmart says it will begin online specials sunday night. >> supersunday. >> you might as well keep going. >> terrific tuesday. also this morning, adele saying, hello, to and to some very creative tributes. jesse is going to have more coming up. hey, jesse. >> hey, robin. you know you've made it when the muppets pay tribute. anand to thesnl" parody. the best ahead, george. we begin with the hero medical student shot in new orleans when confronting a man dragging a young woman down the street. you see the incident there on camera. police have identifiedhe gunman.. ryan owens is in new orleans with the latest. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. the medical student who took a bullet to save a stranger is

behind me. police say they know who shot him. and this morning, they are desperate to find him. watch as cameras appear to capture an intoxicated young woman stumbling down a new orleans street at 4:00 in the morning friday. moments later, she's on the ground. from another angle, the suspect bo towards his suv. appearing to abduct her. that's when 25-year-old peter gold, a fourth-year tulane medical student from florida, passes in his car. spots the pair. and throws his car in reverse. >> he stepped out of his vehicle to intervene. at whichoint the individual attacking this other woman pulled a gun on him. >> reporter: staring down the ba of the gun, gold is shot in the abdomen. surveillance cameras record as the gunman tries to finish him off. attempting to shoot him in the head when his gun jams. police say aftfter the soter fired, he stole the woman's

cameras getting a good look at his face before he drove off. >> male shot in the stomach. >> reporter: this morning, police are searching for the gunman who they identify as 21-year-old euric cain. >> we will pursue this person with everything we have. we will catch him, arrest him and bring him to justice. >> reporter: as for the victim, aspiring dr. peter gold, his friends tell u us he's seone who always has your back. he's recovering this morningng. his family says he's in guarded condition. the woman he stopped to help escaped with only minor injuries, thanks to a med student who o has alrey earned the title dr. gold. police here in new orleans have combined with tulane university. they've come together for a now more than $12,000 reward for information leading to the shooter. george and rin. >> hopefully, that will help. such a heroic act. >> instinctive. he just went right for it. >> we wish him all the best for

now jameis winston. making headlines on and off the field. he's having a big day on and off the field. he's threatening to sue cnn. featuring a woman who claims winston assaulted her. mara schvocampo is here with the story. >> reporter: now, winston had a great night. the heisman winner having a career high. ssibly a personal low last night. his attorneys saying that cnn documentary manipulates, misstates, and omits facts presenting a quote false narrative. >> caught for the touchdown! >> reporter: overnight, tampa bay buccaneers' jameis winston making nfl history. tying the record for most touchdown passes in a single game by a rookie. off the field, he's playing defense. the 21-year-old threatened possible legal action against cnn befofore it aid a documentary this past weekend, revisiting long-standing r rape

allegations against the quarterback. the attorney accusing the network of makina reckless decision, by choosing to air "the hunting ground." a film featuring former florida ste university student erica kinsman, who claims winston sexually assaulted her in 2012. >> i want to know, why me? >> referee: he's denied assaulting her. saying the pr had consensual sex. and he has never been criminally charged with rape. they have knowledge the film is replete with factual errors adding that the film nah nip plates and o'mitts facts. but the network aired the documentary. overnight, telling abc news, it's standing by its decision to do so. >> i think what is so powerful

three-dimensional person. >> reporter: as for the legal threat to cnn, the accuser's attorney is firing back, telling abc news, mr. winston should get used to the rape allegations against him because e film or film, they aren't going away. kinsman has filed a civil suit against florida state and winston. winston has filed a countersuit. the documentary aired last night as scheduled. no word on whether winston will move forward on the suit with cnn. cnn says they're hoping to open the dialogue about sexual assault on campus. they're hoping this film will do that. >> someone else, weren't there others objecting to it? >> reporter: yes, the film was not just about him. they're hoping to broaden the discussion about sexual assaults on campus. it tell us his accuser's story. >> a group of harvard law professors are criticizing one of the other segments in the piece, as well. >> reporter: there are a lot of

questions about this. this premiered earlier this year at sundance. cnn has aired it. we'll see if winston moves ahead with the suit. he did not want it aired on the cable channel. >> you can read and see much more about this story on espnw.com. coming up, "gma" is on the money. gio benitez has wayso save hundreds on heating this winter. >> a little chilly right now. we're going to show you the secretets on h to heat up that house and not lose money. plus check that laundry room believet or not. and what about the app that can

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gio benitez is in chilly scarsdale, new york, this morning to show us how. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. we don't want to talk about winter coming. it's 34 already here right now. you see this house behind me? looks cozy. a lot like your house probably. but take a look at what happens when we use this thermal camera. see the yellow? that's heat escaping the house. and money escaping your wallet so right now, "gma" is on the money. meet the vaughn familyf rhode island. parents brian and amanda love their new home. but say the frigid new england winters are putting a freeze on their savings. >> the heating last year was quite a surprise. reporter: a surprise indeed. their yearly gas and electric bills totalling more than $3700. >> is that a lot of money? wow. >> reporter: to dial down some of the costs, we brought in ben bixby. energy expert. >> are you ready to save money?

>> reporter: he says hunt for hidden cracks and holes. that's where 25% to 40% of the average home's warmth leaks out. >> some are harder to find. some are easier. like when you have a hole in the floor. >> ben says pay special attention to the windows in the laundry room. where find a hole. >> every time you turn the dryer on, you're creating negative pressure, pulling more cold air into the house. >> reporter: the fix? seal it up with a sealant. if you have ac vents don't forgetet to closthem. >> during the winter, the hot air can escape just right up there. >> reporter: plugging the holes, saving tm $160 each year. don't overlook the hidden weak spots. those thin areas you might not be able toll see but are still costing you money like behind radiators. using a thermal camera you can see the dark area where valuable heat is getting out. we install reflective backing to direct some of the heat back into the room. >> this will probably save you $48 each and every year.

smart thermostat. from companies like honeywell or ben's company nest. in addition to controlling it with your smartphone, it monitors your family's heating habitsnd turns off when not needed. >> just this winter, we expect you'll see over $80 in savings. now we're in winter mode. >> reporter: the up front cost? about 275 bucks. over five years, ben says the vaughn family could snuggle up to more than $1400 in savings. all right, right now, we're here by thihis window i want you to look at the thermal camera again. check this out. see the edges of the window there, that's where the heat is actually getting out. but you know what? there's something called a winter dra that you can put on inside youhouse. you can get them. guess what? theyey're 20 bks. a lot thicker. they won't let the heat out. >> anduess what? you're not the only one that has a thermal camera.

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ted cruz is finally breaking into the top tier of republican choices among iowa caucus goers. cbs released its latest numbers for the republican presidential race, and though donald trump is back at the top, the new number two spot goes to cruz. he beat out ben carson, who's been holding on to first or second for the last few months in iowa, as well as the steadily rising marco rubio. carson is campaigning in iowa for the next two days, and told press on sunday that he's not worried about his recent drop. " you have to understand that over the last few weeks, there's been a rather sustained barrage on behalf of the media, trying to damage me as much as they possibly can. um, and i expect that to continue

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good morningng, americ it's 8:00 a.m. breaking overnight. a suspect arrested in the murder of the pastor's pregnant wife. killed in her own home while her husband was out. an 18-year-old teen now in custody. the head of facebook revealing his next big move. mark zuckerberg announcing he'll take two months of paternity leave when his daughter is born. does his decision change the thoughts on work-life balance? i think i want to marry you and sofia vergara says i do. tying the knot with joe manganiello overnight. all the latest from the guests to the blockbust gown, right

here. and it was a show-stopping night at the amas. j. lo turning up the heat in a big way before talking to us backstage. >> how many outfits? i mean, i lost count. >> it might have been ten. >> from arianna to demi. selena, carrie, and gwen. your all-access s pass to e amas, as we say -- >> good morning, america. we're talking about two kissing like that. >> are they dating? please let us know. >> i hope so. >> a "pop news" investigation. >> ah-ha. that's not all that's happenening. a special morning here. before i go further, you signed off on all this? >> all what? >> it is your birthday. >> i know that. thank you. >> happy birthday. >> on everything that's about to happen right now. we have our audience router here. special message.

take it away, guys. [ cheers and applause ] >> obin? oh. i was not aware of that. that is very nice. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> i thing we have a new nickname. >> obin. >> it's very sweet. very sweet. >> only the beginning. one more big surprise. coming up later on. >> that's okay. really. >> but i asked! >> but i do know about another big surprise in the works this morning. a very special coach who has helped turn around a high school football team and a community, everyone rallying with a huge thank you this morning. now, he thinks he's there for a pep rally. >> so much more, right? >> so much more is going to happen. you want to stick around for that. >> really beautiful story. it is, of course, the holiday season, as you might have thought since, like, septptember, iyou listen to the christmas music playing in the stores. we have super shopping secrets. how you can get more wh gift cards. with stories like this, i'm telling you, becky worley brings it. >> let's get to amy with the

morning rundown. good morning, evyone. it's robin's birthday. she can do whatever she would like. happy birthday to you. >> thank you. breaking news. word that a u.s. military helicopter has crashed in south korea. an apache helicopterer crashedn a roadway, exploding into flames. thee pentago has not yet confirmed the fate of the crew. we'll have updates as warrand. to the worldwide terror alert. the capital op belgium, brussels, under lockdown for the third day. subways and schools all closed. the u.s. embassy telling americans in that country to shelter in place, as belgian authorities fear a series of paris-style copy cat attacks. this all comes as the manhunt intensifies for the suspected eighth paris attacker. belgian police arrested nearly two dozen suspects in raids today and yesterday. no sign yet of salah abdeslam.

his statement that new jersey people cheered when the ters fell on 9/11. our new poll shows trump openining up a big lead th voters who view terrorism as the top issue. well, there's been a major development in a high-pfile murder case. aa tnager is now under arrest in the murder of an indiana pastor's pregnant wife. kendis gibson has the latest. >> reporter: ernight, police in indianapolis confirming that after a nearly-week-long investigation, they've made an arrest in the murder of 28-year-old amanda blackburn. 18-year-old larry taylor taken into custody. the young pregnant mother, shot on november 10th, her body discovered by her husband, davey, a local pastor.

>> it's hard to sort through the emotions. >> reporter: he went to the gym. when he returned, he found h his wife with a gunshot wound to the head and no signs of forced entry. the community searching for answers. it's unclear i if taylors this man, seen on neighborhood rveillance video who authorities believe to be involved. >> do you have any idea why anyone would want to hurt amanda? >> she didn't have an enemy in the world. i can't imagine any reason why. >> reporter: overnight, police telling abc news, we're gla this part of the criminal justice process has concluded. the e wheels of justice begin to rn now. our detectives have worked several days without sleleep, putting all the pies of this puzzle together. for "good morning america," kendis gibson, abc news, new york.. >> thanks to kendis for that. the price of gas keeps falling. as we begin the busy travel week. the national average this morning is $2.07 a a gallon. that is 15 cents cheaper than last month and 75 cents cheaper than this time last year. you woke up grumpy,

up on the wrong side of the bed. experts surveyed 1,000 adults in britain. and they found out that those who sleep on the right side of the bed tend to wake up more pessimistic and are less likely to enjoy their jobs than those who sleep on the left side of the bed. i'm laughing because -- robin? >> right side if you're looking out. >> yeah, you sleep on the right. >> i sleep on the left. >> i sleep on the left, too. >> there you have it. >> as for singles. if you sleep on the left side, you have more friends than if you sleep on the rht side. it's totally -- you blow this out of water. you're the least pessimistic person in the world. >> tnk you very much. >> and you love your job. you're joyful every day. >> giving me birthday gifts right now. you're doing that. interestg. lara? >> robin, i'm a right-sider, too. i don't buy it. we have other things coming up besides what side of the bed you sleep on. here's the "gma morning menu."

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get $15 kohl's cash for every $50 spent! the best black friday ever is online now at kohls.com. welcome back to "gma." going to take a look now at that big announcement from mark zuckerberg. the facebook founder will take two months of paternity leave when his daughter is born. that kicks up the discussion about paid family leave. rebecca jarvis here with that. hey, rebec. >> reporter: >> reporter: hey, guys. hey, gorge. good morning. good morning to you. a huge announcement from one of the world's most famous ceos. one of the most high-profile dads saying he'll take paternity leave when his daughter is bn. mark zuker berg, the cofounder and ceo of facebook trending over the weekend after announcing he'll step aside from his day-to-day responsibilities after the birth of his first child.

poing this message on facebook say, this is a very personal decisi. and ve decided to take two months of paternity leave when our daughter arrives. studies show that when working papers take time to be witith their newborns, outcomes are better for the children and families. adding every day, things are getting a little more real for us. and wee excited to start this next stage in our lives. the ceo'decision to take an exnded paternity leave comes at a time when improving paren parental leave is coming at a time when others are increasing the amount of time new parents can take off from work. >> let's talk about this more with rebecca and tory johnson, our workplace contributor. think this will have a big impact? >> i think this will have an

when theolicies exist, people frankly don't take them. you can take the cynical side ofof thgs.. mark zuckerberg is 31 years old. one of the wealthiest people in the world, worth $46 billion at this very moment in time. he can do what he wants. the important thing is he can do what he wants. he'shoosing this. more people might make the same call. >> and playing off of that, even if they have the option, there's still a stigma to men taking off that terpty -- paternity leave. we know what happened to the mets second baseman. daniel murphy took just two games off and he got ripped. >> there are states that have paid paternity policie california is one of them. dads eligible for six weeks of paid leave, they took less than a week. that's because there is that stigma that exists. and so conversations like this can change that. would you take two months if ali d a baby? >> i didn't. i would. it's a long time. but good for him for being able to do it. >> absolutely. another tech giant, who, two weeks anand mark sing, four -- two months. um, big, big differences there. >> it's not just the stigma. you were talking about mark zuckerberg can afford it. also, he does lead by example.

his company has a good paid leave policy. not all companies do. >> just 12% of companies have any kind of paid leave policy. even though facebook has a great one. more and more companies have to step up to the plate. they have to offer this if they want people to be able to take it. >> it's part of the presidential campaign, now, too. people calling for paid leave for everyone. >> it's true. this is a big part of the conversation now. >> thihis is theirst time we've had a conversation about someone doing it, not just a policy. it's a good sign. >> let's go to robin. now to the "gma" at the amas. and what an amazing night. jennifer lopez, she brought it. some really big performances. it was clear that women we front and center. and nick watt is back with that. >> reporter: j. lo had bieber doing the robot and rebel wilson let it fly. >> i thought to myself, i kept saying, i love to dance. i'll sing a little something. but i'll just dance to all the great music that came out this

year. >> reporter: then came ariana gran. demi lovato. selena gomez. carrie underwood. the women have been killing it tonight. >> i think so. we kind of are awesome. >> reporter: we kind of are awesome. >> pretty sure. the ladies rule the night. sorry, boys. >> reporter: gwen stefani, recently separated, looked like this. used to love you >> reporter: then sang like this. but i think it's because i remembered for the first time >> reporter: earlier, outside, and carrie underwood in a cape. >> i feel like country, like, superhero. >> i think all the girls are rocking. i think that's the theme. all the ladies are ruling tonight. >> reporter: plenty of guys won awards. >> sam hunt. >> reporter: but even sam was still talking about j. lo. >> jennifer lopez. i feel like she's great. she's done such a good job. >> reporter: she knows what she's doing. >> she does. she's a pro.

>> reporter: she's a pro. how many outfits? i mean, i lost count. >> it might have been ten. i don't know. maybe nine, maybe ten? >> reporter: was this the tenth? >> mm-hm we were saying phenomenal job. and to break down the glitz and glamour, june ambrose, whose new collection is available on hsn. i like what you got going on. >> thank you. >> what were the trends? >> high necklines. there was no decolletage. everyone wore a high neckline. it was very refreshing. i thought it was a great approach. it was all about the back. >> almost like a turtleneck, some of them. >> i loved it. >> and you thought gwen stefani really brought it with that look. >> she reminded me of, from the '70s, when -- barbra streisand and the '70s from the oscars. it was so reminiscent of that. i'm going to illustrate. it was all about, all about the legs. wasn't that gorgeous? >> that's gwen stefani? wow. >> it was very different.

she didn't do a high chignon. a lot of women did top knots last night. that was another trend. high necks, high-top knots. she did something very retro. >> and you also, carrie derwood. she's a mom, you know. >> she's a rock mom. >> i know she is. she looks fantastic. >> she did this beautiful tonal, glitzy cape. she did it short. she played with scale. >> sheoesn't normally do that. >> this was very racy for her. very over the top. it w gorgeous. i thought she looked stunning. rock mom ready. look at those legs. right? all about the gs. it made the cape that much more dramatic. >> so very happy for her. do we have enoh time for all the j. lo? >> ten changes. incredible. does she not rock? the opening was outrageous. she just knocked it out of the park, look, after look, after look. it's j. lo. what did we expect? i was so excited every time she came back on stage. it was morore and mo racy and --

>> that was my favorite. >> that was my favorite. was that oscar? maybe it was ellie saab.b. whatever it was, it was delish. her team did an amazing job. the d square opening. the tribal drama. >> but it was. it was a great night. >> it was. >> all the best to you.. >> happy birthday. >> thank you, thank you. lara? >> thank you. you won't get any of those looks at a discount. but we'll show you how to save big this holiday season. gift cards. we're kicking off a brand-new series called "super shopping secrets," holiday edition. becky is here. there's a lot to know. > we have little bit of morning math. if you spend $80 for a gift card that buys $100 worth of stuff, it's a 20% discount. like getting free money. who doesn't love that? gift cards are hot. and good news. you can buy them at a discount. why wouldn you want to do that if you're giving it as a gift,

you paid $79. you're giving a $100 gift ward. boom, 20% discount. often, it's the only way to get t a percentage off when shopping for a coveted item. i bought this card online for $83. i used to it buy $10100 worth christmas presents. that's a win. method number one, clearinghouses.. like card cash.com raise, and gift rd granny. yeah, gift card granny. i bought a bloomingdale's gift card for $h 86, but used it to buy $100 worth of makeup. makeup almost never goes on sale. i got 15% off. the fear is, they're fraudulent. you print some out. it's electronic. will they work? most of em did. no proroblem. i had one gift card that didn't work. here's the key. buy from a site that has a guarantee. i contacted customer service at the website where i purchased

the empty card. they refunded me completely. back to the deal-hunting. method two, gift cards go on sale big-time this week. last year, i bought a slew of target gift cards that were 10% off. don't forget warehouse clubs likes costco. they often have cards on sale with more offered this holiday week of shopping. finally, one of the best places to buy. ebay. not from another use no, ebay the company sells them directly. see,ight here on the top of their home page? discounted cards, vetted and good to go. take all of these tips and here's the big secret. use discounted gift cards play for items on sale and use a percentage off coupon. you'll stack up huge discounts as you shop this holiday season. >> so many great tips there. if you're a gift card lover, you say proceed with caution. >> only buy if you know you're going to use it. because you know who loves that we buy gift cards?

retailers. since 2008, this is how much of gift cards we haven't used. $44 billion unused, sitting in our drawers or wallets or whatever. >> so, okay, if we are gng to proceed and giveift cards this holiday ason. advice? >> take an inventory of what you have. ask the teenagers. the drawer where gift cards go to die. get them collected. take a whole punch, clip right through and then put them on to a key chain anytime you want to spend mad money, it's right here. next up, if f you have gift card that you're not using, go to one of these sites and sell it. just go right away. they'll give you maybe 80 bus for your there are 100 gift cards. some money is better than none money. if you havave one foitunes or amazon. redeem it straight away. all those online stores, it will be a cdit. you can use it. not when you remember.

>> this is a great idea. becky worley. >> genius, right? >> more to come, too. this series continues. we want to get outside to ginger with a look at the weather. >> it's that time of year. i have the hand warmers back out. i'm giving them away. here's a hand warmer. very exciting. we celebrate 90 years of the rockettes. we're also celebrating 34 inches of snown keystone resort in the last week. and then the warmup. some of the areas that got all that snow. west of chicago, 56 by thursday. 60s for many along the east coast.

>> and h hey, dad,n tennessee, happy 60th birthday. larry, let get in for pop. >> happy birthday, ginger's dad. and robin. pop news, a gift to you all. a star-studded affair as sofia vergara married fellow actor and "gma" friend joe manganiello. it happened last night. sofia posting these pictures from the beautiful ceremony held at the breakers resort in palm beach. such a gorgeous spot. her son walking her down the aisle. there they are. the guest list was triple xl. including vergara's modern family. all of the co-stars. reese witherspoon. channing tatum. he, of course, starred with manganiello in "magic mike." joe serenaded his bride with a guns' n roses song, sweet child of mine. i love that. swe child of mimine >> they're so in love. they're very cute.

and the couple wrote their own vows. i thought this was interesting. instead of i do, they both changed the line to i will. >> i loved seeing the pictures. i was following like i was at the wedding. >> they were really good. they posted a lot. >> she had lots of costume changes, too. just like j. lo. >> yes, she did. hey, also in "pop news" this morning. we're all about saving money, as you just heard with becky worley. a georgia couple alrea knows that. they've taken living within ththeir means to a new level. when their rent was raised, they decided to buy a bus. they converted a bluebird vintage schoolus into a tiny but terrific home. they spent another $1,000 in renovations and decor. including a pull-out sofa bed. the bus has a working bathroom, a shower, a killer view. it's parked in a park just outside atlanta, where they live. they get all the perks of a big backyard without any of the

hassles of yard work. >> very smart. property taxes down. home insurance, car insurance, bundled into one. >> exactly. >> brilliant move. >> i think it really is -- >> they thought this through. >> that's right. >> they started -- this couple lived in a five bedroom house. then an apartment. now a bus. what's next? we don't know. we'll let you know. finally, halloween is over. but today is robin's birthday. so the "pop news" team brings you, robin, this slid crowe gift. possibly the most creative canine costume we have seen. >> wait. >> that is priceless. >> let it roll. >> thank you. that's great. >> we also believe that there's a metaphor on a movie monday, just remember, robin, you're lever one. >> thank you, lara.

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colder, it's bringing more people into homeless shelters across the metro. the central iowa shelter and services saw an influx in numbers. more than 200 people stayed with them over the weekend. they say they didn't turn anyone away and expect to serve even more people this winter. they say everyone is welcome to come in whether they stay with them or not. "we do have 150 beds and then we do have chairs for individuals to sleep in when its cold out its not the most comfortable but its warm its out of the elements and it will give you a nice meal " nikki: sabrina: the shelter relies heavily on donations and is in constant need of supplies. if you'd like to help, they say have a shortage of winter clothes and men's jeans. sabrina:

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i want to seeou smile welcome back to "gma." and check out this ce right here. in the middle of our table. >> very nice. >> of course this is for you, robin. happy birthday. that's your favorite. >> red velvet. >> my favorite, too. so thank you. >> cake for my friends. let them eat cake. what did you say? i should take my birthday off next year. >> you get shy of the accolades and video presents. you can't have a cak without

sing happy birthday. we might need help. >> okay. >> help? help? help anyone? >> oh, there he is. >> oh, my gosh. happy birthday to you happy birthday to you happy birthday dear robin >> oh, josh. happy birthday to you >> thank you, sweetie. now that -- okay. >> look at that cake. >> josh groban. that's a first. >> serenaded. >> i picked them myself from my garden. >> they just happened to be back there. >> yeah. >> do we have to pay for the song? >> i think my record label owns it. >> i think you're worth it. >> wow would think i was 5 instead of 55 with all that.

>> we love you. >> i'm glad you're here. this next piece you have got to stay at home for this. sit the season of giving and we're kick off thank you, america, our special series saluting people who is gone the extra mile to make a difference today. like josh just did for me. we have a football coach who came out of retirement, turning around a high school team and the e lives oftudents in one michigan town that this woman knows all too well. t.j. holmes is at benton harbor high. >> that's where my mom went to high school. >> t.j.? ror good morning, happy birthday, as well. i want two special young men here. percy and jeremy will help me pull off this surprise today that you won't believe. look who is helping us. the entire football team at benton harbor and the entire

we radioeded down to have c coach. u. make his way to the gym. i have to get him. he has no idea this is going on robin. he has no idea, so come on out. and there he . coach uzelac. did you say oh,, my gosh? this is t.j. holmes. you're live. you knew something was up, didn't you? >> i did. >> reporter: they told me you're a smart man. >> i'm not that smart. believe me. i'm a very blessed man. >> reporter: you know there's an assembly going on. >> i doint know that. >> reporter: it's for you. >> well, it shouldn't be. oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. >> reporter: they have something they wanto s to you. >> all: thank you, coach! >> reporter: now -- come on, come on, coach. >> oh, man. >> reporter: this is all for you. >> i can't believe this. >> reporter: isn't this something? >> unbelievable. >> reporter: now, coach, this --

this is only the beginning. all right? this is only the beginning. so -- i want your entire team, fellas, come on down. >> come on out here. come on out here. >> reporter: i want your entire team to come down. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: now -- >> you better look good. >> reporter: now, coach, i want you to turn around here. everybody stay with me. stay with me. turned around. coach, i want you to look, look at the s screenhere. we got somethihing we wa you to see. take a look. >> theyent out every year expecting a miracle. but as they got midway through the season, you could see them starting to -- lose ho. >> we tried to g get a win. but -- it wasn't happening.

couple of years. i said, elliott, i think you're bored. and he said, well, yeah, kind of. i said, go to benton harbor. they don't have anybody. they neeeed somebo. >> rehad not had a winning football season since 1989. but that all changed when coach uzelac came to bton harbor. >> let's do right today. do it right. >> we need him and he needed us. it was a perfect fit. made in heaven. >> one, two, thre >> he said, we got a lot of work to do. we're going to work hard, work hard as team. we're going to get it done. >> you gotta attack it now. >> next game, he said, y'all going to win. we won. we just kept winning. >> my main goal was to make it to the playoffs. we made to it the playoffs. >> a lot of our young men in the community are fromingle home a loft them have to -- help with their parents. and you know, they take on a differentt type o role.

foot, here, boom. >> he motived me to do better and he said he's going to get me to college no matter what i takes. >> he's like a grandfather. i would probably do anything for that man. because of the things he did for me. and my team. >> it is unconditionally love. that's what separates him. with the passion. >> hey, i need -- >> with the team. and how he treats them. >> team is a team, man. we got respect. he respectcts us. we respect him. he's just opening doors for us. >> one, two, three. >> tiger pride! >> coach u., thank you for coming to bepten harbor high school and teaching us and being wiwith us. and sticking with us. >> reporter: all right. coach, now -- now, we wanted to say thank you. we have something special here

i want to bring it in here now. we martpartnered with the deals app, retail me not. they've made a $10,000 donation for a scholarship in your name at benton harbor high school. >> oh, man, oh, man. thank you very much. >> reporter: no, thank you. >> in is overwhelming. it really is. and i -- i thank you for this. this will be great for our student athletes. anand i hope this encourage lg all the students at benton harbor. this is a great place with a lot of great people. we are the harbor. no doubt about it. and proud of it. >> reporter: the winning was a by-product manyin what you did here. you made them work hard. you can't just -- you can't just work hard. you gotta play a little bit. so, the -- the kids right here, the football team, you all were in on this. but something you weren't in on. every one of you is headed to florida all expses paid, going

disney world. every single one of you. [ cheers and applause ] >> h, hey. >> reporter: coach, coach. he's back there somewhere. >> t.j. where'd coach go? >> we all got -- >> reporter: coach, a part of a thank you for what you have done, yes, you turned around a football team. but a community as well. so, this is part of our thank you, america series. we want to saw t thank you. >> thank you very much. it means so much to these young men and -- we'll never forget this.

appreciate it very much. >> reporter: robin, george, i don't know if y'all can still hear me. i can't hear y'all. but, the kids arere clearly excited. this is the way, we loved this story. to be able to say thank you. >> enjoy, t.j. eny with the team. give them our absolute best. the harbor. number 61 was really -- >> scholarship's good, disney world, whoa. >> how humbled is that coach? it's all about the kids the community. paefrt fit for both of them. he needed them and vice versa. >> a you can hear the difference he's making. >> it's all part of the thank you america series. leading up to thanksgiving. all week long, similar stories like that. outside to ginger. >> oh, robin, that was so special. i have a footbal team right here with me, too, because we're

counting down the "gma's" football countdown. i'm with the pilots. the team, the chaerleaders from cardinal spellman high school in the bronx. i don't have a disney trip for you. i have a forecast. the buffalo bills face the new england patriots. let's check in with mike and mike forheir take. >> we're mike & mike. we're in foxboro. we think the patriots win. when will rex ryan slam down the headset. >> i'm going the say mid fourth quarter if headset meets the ground violentl >> it will be when they're on offense because he doesn't pay attention to that any way. back to you. tonight. let's lock at the forecast. the kickoff, 28. brr. dry and breezy. great football weather. the game hits tonight at 8:15 on espn.

unsung hero i in >> and mr. josh grobe season back with me. very excited to have you. your latest album, "statages." it's sold over half a million copies since we last saw you. >> gentlemen. we announced, ewe know, we came out with it the morning we were here.. and, now look at me. i travel with pom-poms behind me everywhere i go. it's on my rider now. thank you to you. it's done quite well. >> the best of musical theater. how do you pick the best of all of those great songs? i came from that world. so many of those songs are so classic. especially when you're spending time in a city like this one, so rich in the musical theater world. it was tough.

but eventually, the bestt songs rose to the top. >> we're seeing video of you and kelly clarkson. you bro the internet with chills and thrills. how did you get her to get into "phantom of the opera "? >> we knew we wanted special duet partners. audra mcdonald is also on the record. she's the best. can truly sing anything. >> we know you'll sell millions and millions more the next time we see you. >> yeah, sure, yeah, yeah, i will. >> "stages" is available in stores and online. come lging up, one on one with the star of "creed."

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adonis creed, the son of apollo creed. >> p itht on his chin. >> reporter: playing the title role, michael b. jordan. so, michael, you're playing the role of creed. of course, apollo creed's son. stuff of movie legend. what did y do t prepare? tid you feel the pressure? >> a l littlebit. not so much. i had sylvester stallone in my corn person literally took the pressure off of me to not compete and compare to 40 years ago. have your own legacy. physically, i felt the presessure. they did such a great job back en. carl weathers and sly, they were cut to a t >> reporter: >> reporter:were you fan of the original movies? way before you were born? >> i didn't g gethance to fall in love with rocky like everybody else. >> reporter: you've never wonrun up

the steps. >> i actually saved that moment. i'm not going to spoil anything. i saved that moment for the first time the character saw it. >> reporter: helping michael, sylvester stallone. >> he knows movie boking more than anybody else. if you have to sl a punch, telegraph this, telegraph that. he connected the dots. >> reporter: all of the boxing resulted in a sculptedd physique. there's a reason you're on the cover of "men's aps's fitness." >> i am on the over. did you see that? >> reporter: what did itd take to wet to that point? >> complete diet change. brown rice, chicken, broccoli, a lot of water. worked out two times a day six days a week. if you do that consistently for ten months, that can happen.

>> reporter: we'll look just like you if we do that? >> yes. >> his social media campaign is urging people to use words and pictures about what they fight for. creed opens nationwide. you gotta see it. it's an awesome movie.

down, we're and their families. time now for "gma's" real money. as the year wines dow now is the time to take stock of your finances. plan for the coming year. rebecca jarvis back.

how do you clean up your credit report? and what does a bank look for when apply farg home loan? >> you look at the credit report. now is a great time to do it. go the annual credit report.com and get your free one for the year. you're exciteled to one f free every 12 months. banks will be looking for is a score of at least 580. that's the low end. you should sho for something like 700. when you look at the credit repo, go through it, look for discrepancies. if something d doesn't't me sense, flag it. go back to the agency and say, this doesn't make sense. this isn't part of my history. 1 in 4 credit reports has an error on it. >> 1 in 4? >> a huge number. >> second one from christine.

>> you can start automating. get rid of the paper work. use something like mint.com, which will p all of your finances in one place to see everything single account. and unsubscribe. so many services that we get subscribed to, e-mails we get subscribed to. it's part of financial clutter. it can cost you money and time. >> here's the hardest question of all. how to save when there doesn't seem there's anythg to save. >> yes, sthat a difficult one for anyone. a lot of people feel like day can barely set money aside. one of the most important things to do is make slur, if you're company has a 401(k) opt intoo it. but there's a number of ways now that people can start saving without thinkin about pip there's an app called acorns. it will round up all of your purchases so that all the

example, pay $1.50 for a up cough cough ksh cucup of coffee. they'll r round up. that amounts to about $1,000 over the course of a year. >> that's a great idea. any others? >> the most iortant thing is to get yourself organized. the it's the end of the year. a great time to do that.

we'll be right back. what a great moment this morning. the football players of benton harbor high school and their coach. so deserving. thank you, america. and thank you all. another birthday wishes to everyone here from the audience

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. >> dr. cyndi lauper in the house. >> announcer: the side of cyndi, her fans never gew about . >> it took my friends and it took my voice. >> i am talking about it because nobody talks about it. >> announcer: then, today in a doctor's special report: a date with harrison ford. go to the afterparty if you can stay up that late. >> keeping up with the kloe kardashian health scare tweets. [ applause ] >> who loves this song? [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> get ready to have some fun,