good morning, america. not guilty. the stunning verdict in that high-profile case involving an undocumented immigrant who shot and killed a young woman in san francisco. now acquitted of murder. her death a rallying cry for president trump on the campaign trail. >> we're going to shut down the sanctuary cities. overnight president trump calling the verdict disgraceful. what her family is saying this morning. president trump rallying support for his tax bill. as republicans clash over the cost. scrambling to convince hold-outs to get on board before a crucial vote this morning. as president trump touts that record high on the stock market. nfl star and a new lawsuit accusing this philadelphia eagles player of seducing another man's wife. the scorn husband claiming alien nation of affection demanding

$50,000. could you be sued for the same thing? ♪ i'ming out >> in their big debut brand-new images of prince harry and meghan markle at their first official event since their engagement. the soon-to-be american princess beaming next to her fiance. fans screaming in excitement as the world prepares for the next royal wedding. ♪ i'm coming out i want the world to know got to let it show ♪ >> happy friday. yay. good morning, america and take a look at those new images again. prince harry, meghan markle making their first official appearance together since announcing their engagement. the crowd going wild. >> the crowd was going wild. they were screaming, hi, harry, hi, meghan. that's what we would do if they were here too. but they say she's a whole new kind of royal and i think we all kind of dig that. >> they talk, they walk, they smile. >> just like us.

>> a lot of news to get to and begin with that controversial verdict out of san francisco where an undocumented immigrant has been found not guilty in the 2015 shooting death of kate steinle. president trump made her death a rallying cry for his border wall and called it disgraceful and steinle's family also spoke out and clayton sandell starts us offer. >> reporter: good morning, george. you can see the candlelight vigil memorial placed on the pier where kate steinle was shot and killed. prosecutors believe this was a murder but the jury deciding this lightning rod case disagree. after six days deliberating the jury found jose ines garcia zarate not guilty of murder or manslaughter. >> we believe the verdict is a correct and accurate reflection of the law. >> reporter: kate steinle was 32 walking along san francisco's waterfront in 2015 with her father when she was shot. >> she loved life and the people in it and she loved us and we miss her greatly.

>> reporter: in a 2015 jailhouse interview garcia zarate admitted shooting steinle. >> did you shoot kate steinle, the lady who was down on pier 14? >> yes. >> reporter: but claimed he found that gun and when he picked it up it fired. accident or intentional the case supercharged the presidential election's debate over ill league immigration. he was a convicted felon previously deported five times. >> we're going to shut down the sanctuary cities have that led to preventible deaths of so, so many. >> reporter: just before the shooting garcia zarate was in jail on drug charges but those charges were dropped and san francisco officials set hi free ignoring a federal i.c.e. request to hold him. overnight theagency said this could have been prevented if san francisco had simply turned the a alien over. >> from day one this case was used as a means to foment hate,

foment division and foment mass deportation. >> reporter: steinle's father said the verdict came as a shock saying justice was rendered but it was not served. president trump tweeting too calling the verdict disgraceful. garcia zarate was convicted on a minor weapons charge and could face jail time. after that i.c.e. officials say they will try to deport him again. >> clayton, to pierre thomas. he's in washington, d.c. and, pierre, the department of justice had a very swift response last night. >> reporter: robin, good morning. that's right, the attorney general issued a blistering statement blaming san francisco which is what is known as a sanctuary city for undocumented immigrants, in a statement jeff sessions wrote, quote, san francisco's decision to protect criminal aliens led to the preventible and heartbreaking death of kate steinle. sessions said that the suspect would not have been on the streets of san francisco if the

city had worked with immigration officials to remove him. law enforcement officials tell me that the justice department may pursue federal charges in the steinle case. >> the family is going to wait and see about that. in other news, concerning the russian investigation and you have new reporting, exclusive new reporting on what mueller and his team are up to. >> reporter: yes, abc news learned that the special counsel's office has incurred total expenses in excess of $5 million in the first months of the investigation. those expenses include money for staff and travel involved in investigating whether associates of the trump campaign colluded with the russians in a 2016 election. a more detailed breakdown will soon be released but those numbers give you a sense of how broad and aggressive the probe has been which also includes targets like former trump campaign chairman paul manafort recently indicted and trump's former national security adviser michael flynn who is now in mueller's sights and apparently contemplating cooperation with the special counsel. it's comparable to the $70 million spent over six years on

previous investigations like the whitewater probe, robin >> that's right. it is comparable. >> cassian a wide net. more from jon karl. jon, that's the mueller investigation. new reports that the president trying to curtail the congressional investigations into the russian collusion. >> reporter: yeah, "the new york times" reports on several republican senators who have been contacted directly by the president and asked to end those congressional investigations. some of those republican senators are on the record including richard burr who is the chairman of the senate intelligence committee. "the times" writes mr. bur said mr. trump was not fully aware of the impropriety of his request because the president still has the mind-set of a businessman rather than a politician and bur tells "the times," quote, businessmen are paid to skip things they think they can skip and get away with but that is it a highly unusual thing for the president of the united states to call members of congress, key members of congress and tell them to stop investigating him. >> meanwhile, jon, it had been

full speed ahead for the president's tax bill in the national yesterday when all of a sudden it hit a snag late in the day over costs. >> reporter: yeah, really extraordinary scene in the senate where they were actually negotiating details on the senate floor. the question is whether or not the tax cuts can be scaled back if the deficit turns out to be higher than anticipated. looks like that provision will no longer be in the bill. that could cost them some votes but i have to tell you, george, although it was quite a scramble last night here at the white house and among the republican leaders on capitol hill, they are confident that this still will pass the senate. >> may take some time but they are still confident. meanwhile, a lot happening at the white house yesterday including new pressure on president trump's secretary of state, rex tillerson from the white house itself. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. there are reports tillerson is on the way out. the president was asked by cecilia vega about that and his only answer was rex is here. meaning here in the white house and, in fact, he was. but i am told this is a matter of time. it may be two weeks, it could be two months. but everybody knows where this is heading and is heading

towards rex tillerson ultimately leave the state department. >> big shake-up diplomatically. more on that from our chief global affairs anchor martha raddatz. no secret that the president and rex tillerson have not gotten along for much of the year after rex tillerson reportedly called the president a morin. the secretary of state also facing questions from inside the department. >> reporter: exactly, you know, tillerson doesn't treat trump the way trump likes to be treated. he has a complete lack of government experience, political experience, he's at odds with him over north korea, iran and, of course, as you said those reports that he called trump a moron in private. but at the state department as you say positions haven't been filled. a couple of thousand people pushed out, so he doesn't have real allies on either end of washington. >> this could be a real ideological shift if the reports are correct over who the president is looking at for secretary of state. his current cia director mike pompeo and that will leave a vacancy at cia as well. >> reporter: it certainly would and there are reports it would take that senator tom cotton is

a possibly and also reports that admiral bob harwood, a former navy s.e.a.l. is being looked at as well. if you recall back in february, he was looked at, in fact, offered the job of national security adviser after mike flynn left. he turned that down because of personal reasons, but would have to see if he was offered it this time whether he'd take it. he was deputy commander of central command under jim mattis. they are very good friends and like mattis, total warriors but harwood also has white house experience in his past. >> a lot on the table. >> new fallout over those sexual harassment allegations, calls are growing for representative john conyers to step down as he faces multiple accusations and a house ethics committee probe. house minority leader nancy pelosi doing an about-face now saying he needs to go. our senior congressional correspondent mary bruce has more. she's there in washington. good morning, mary. >> reporter: robin, good morning. well, john conyers remains hospitalized this morning with

stress-related illness, a clear sign that this controversy is taking a toll on the 88-year-old congressman as the drumbeat for his resignation is growing louder. in a rare move of bipartisanship, this morning leaders on both sides of the aisle are calling for congressman john conyers to go. >> i think he should resign. he should resign immediately. >> congressman conyers should resign. >> reporter: but the congressman's lawyer says he's not going anywhere. >> it is not up to nancy pelosi, nancy pelosi did not elect the congressman. and she sure as hell won't be the one to tell the congressman to leave. >> reporter: the powerful former chair of the congressional black caucuses says he's made the case to conyers in person. >> given over 50 years of service but this was not going to get any better, in fact, i can see it getting worse. >> reporter: conyers denies all allegations of misconduct but admits paying one former staffer a $27,000 settlement.

now, congress has secretly paid out $17 million to settle workplace complaints and we've now learned of a big payout for claims against disgraced former congressman eric massa. close to $100,000 in taxpayer money paid to two male staffers. it's the largest known settlement of its kind for misconduct by a single lawmaker. >> we've been hearing a lot from conyers' lawyer asking why there aren't calls for democratic senator al franken to resign now that more women have come forward accusing him of sexual misconduct. what are you hearing. >> reporter: i talked to lawmakers on both sides of the aisle who feel the allegations against al franken should continue to be investigated by the ethics committee but they are calling for a swift review. now, some do note that the allegations against franken are very different and that unlike conyers, franken has apologized. >> true, all right, thank you, mary. we get the latest on matt lauer facing new sexual misconduct accusations after being fired by nbc. as the network faces questions

about what they knew, abc's linsey davis has that story. >> reporter: questions continue to swirl about who knew what and when we're hearing from matt lauer's first wife married to him in the '80s saying she supports him 100% and says she called lauer last week to tell him a reporter showed up at her door and said some things were going to be coming out and that he said none of it was true. one week later, of course, those allegations came out and he was terminated. now we're starting to see the first images emerging of the former "today" host in photos by dailymail.com leaving his estate on island, new york. as many as six women have come forward with allegations by lauer. one alleges she was summoned to his office for sex. another claims that he exposed himself and others accuse him of making lewd inappropriate comments. nbc unequivocally denies any knowledge of complaints against him prior to monday and jeff zucker former president who led the "today" show when he was just 26 years old had this to

say. >> obviously i've known matt for 25 years. and i didn't know this man. >> in a statement released thursday man lauer said there are no words to express my sorrow and regret for the pain i have caused others by words and actions. to the people i have hurt, i am truly sorry. he added some of what is being said about me is untrue or being mischaracterized but there is enough truth in these stories to make me feel embarrassed and ashamed. as of last night it appeared all of his social media accounts had been deleted. >> in that statement some hints of what he will be doing now? he says very clearly repairing the damage will be his full time job. >> linsey davis, thanks very much. michael. >> thank you, george. now to a new record-braking moment on the stock market. the dow closing above 24,000 points for the first time ever and this comes as republicans try to pass their tax plan. our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis is here to break it all down for us. what does it mean? >> for those who have an account like a 401(k) it means you're

doing quite well. this is the biggest one-day gain of 2017. just 30 trading sessions after surpassing the 23,000 mark, the dow closing above 24,000 for the first time ever. thanks to optimism about planned republican tax cuts. since trump's election last november, we have hit six of these new thousand-point milestone, so what's really getting things higher here? consumers, we're spending more and feeling more confident about the economy. remember, the black friday sales weekend, second, the major factor is potential for tax reform. many companies have said they will pass those savings to shareholders in the form of stock buybacks and dividends which is good news if you own stocks about half of americans do. but not necessarily, michael, if you are waiting on a raise. >> if you're waiting 0en a raise, okay. well, where do things go from here? everybody is excited about it hitting 24,000. where does it go from here. >> that typical 401(k), this year so far it's up about

$16,000. we've now seen this bull market in stocks. stocks rising without any significant drops go on for almost nine years. some are going to say, well, what goes up must eventually come down. what happens next in the near term really depends on this tax plan, does it get passed. >> so much is hinging on that tax plan. >> yeah. >> has been an extraordinary run. >> oh, yeah, it has. >> we're not done. more this morning. those new images. prince harry, meghan markle making their first official appearance together since announcing their engagement marking world aids day in nottingham a cause important to both of them and abc's terry moran is there. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, michael. what a special day for the people here in nottingham and this young couple who all of britain has taken into their hearts and what a day for meghan markle as she leaves behind her career as a professional actress and takes her first step into her new role, the role of a lifetime.

prince harry and meghan markle were greeted with huge cheers as they emerged from their suv. the crowds are really excited to get their first glimpse of this royal couple on their first official public engagement to commemorate world aids day followed by a visit to a local school. >> there's something both glamorous and sweet about them and the crowd is responding with this pop star atmosphere for this royal bride-to-be meeting her people for the first time. they began working the line but soon struck out on their own wearing a navy coat and a big smile greeting old and young alike accepting flowers from one. the couple being married at windsor castle told the bbc they're excited to start working together. >> i know the fact that she'll be really unbelievably good at the job part of it as well is obviously a huge relief to me because she'll be able to deal with everything else that comes with it but we're a fantastic

team. we know we are. >> her and harry together have the ability to be a tour de force on the world stage. >> reporter: the team is still inside there right now and this city very close to harry. he's been coming up here quite often, quite often privately to work with at risk kids and of course on world aids day a cause so close to his mom, princess diana. michael. >> terry, we know that meghan's been an outspoken human rights advocate. do we expect to see her at any events in the future? >> reporter: absolutely. this is something that they say if you remember in that interview that brought them together. their shared passion for making change for the better in the world. she has walked that walk as an actress using her success to be a woman's advocate for the united nations, to work with world vision canada, part of who she is and very much part of who he is as well. guys. >> all right, thank you, terry. using her influence for good. >> yeah, and they seem so comfortable. wonderful to see.

>> already. i love it. fitting into the role well. much more on the royal couple coming up and hearing from people who knew meghan markle when she younger and that's all coming up a little later in the show, george. now to ginger. big cold blast coming. >> oh, you guys have no idea. a week from today it is s are it it is going to start and feel like december. today is the first day of meteorology winter. the chilly cities brought to you by burlington.

>> reporter: good morning everyone, david murphy here with an update from accuweather. dry on storm tracker 6 live double scan after a couple of light sprinkles and showers came through overnight. we're clearing out nicely, sun buildings across the region. has not made it to the north side of city hall where you see the christmas tree decked out and ready to roll. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we're moving from the 30s to the a high of 54 and lots of sun. 51 tomorrow. allegations. >> and police have released this new surveillance footage of a brazen casino heist in vegas. the search is on right now. my digestive system used to make me feel sluggish

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as you watch this in juniata at g street. this is the schuylkill expressway westbound at south street. we've had the left lane blocked with an accident in there that has jammed traffic. tam. >> thank you, karen. we'll take a short break and come back to accuweather. we push back. challenging conventional thinking. finding smarter solutions. that's what makes cancer treatment centers of america one of the leaders in precision cancer treatment. using tools like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy to bring more options to our patients. cancer treatment centers of america. we're not just fighting cancer any more. we're outsmarting it. visit cancercenter.com/outsmart to learn more.

>> good morning, everybody, we're off to a sunny start, it is chilly, as we look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. 54 is the high, nice and bright we're in the 40s, you'll want a jacket all day long, but it's nice today. for the weekend, sun and high clouds, 51 degrees. sunny on sunday, 5. monday looks sunny. tuesday we get the arrival of rain in the afternoon and evening, tam. >> thank you, david.

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♪ ♪ yeah all for you >> welcome back to "gma." and that is the very talented selena gomez performing her new hit "wolves" at the american music awards. >> that's right. last night she accepted a huge honor named billboard's woman of the year and thanked her friend who saved her life for the kidney donation. a lot more on that coming up. >> what a comeback. also the gop is facing a crucial vote on their tax plan expected this morning after a setback on thursday. republicans are trying to convince hold-out senators to get on board. president trump wants to pass the plan before christmas. and a scary moment here in the east coast, a rare 4.1

magnitude earthquake hit delaware on thursday. it was felt from maryland all the way here to new york and thankfully there have been no reports of injuries or damage. >> a little earthquake. a little one. right now we move on to the latest powerful man brought down by accusations of sexual misconduct, russell simmons, stepping down from his companies after a second woman spoke out. amy, you have the details. >> this comes from a screenwriter that says simmons offered her a ride back home in 1991 but wound up at his place where she was coerced into having sex. this morning russell simmons stepping away from his businesses amid allegations of sexual misconduct. simmons known as the ceo of hip-hop after starting def jam records in the '80s and producing and starring in reality television. >> the show you told me over the phone. >> yeah, rock tricks. >> reporter: under fire after screenwriter jenny lumet who wrote "the mummy." >> you saw that, right? report whose father is sidney

lumet shared an encounter saying he offered her a ride home before the car doors locked and allegedly took her to his own apartment where they had a sexual encounter she says was noncons wall writing i didn't know if the situation would turn violent. i remember thinking i must be crazy. i remember hoping that the russell i knew would return at any moment. simmons releasing a statement in response saying while her memory of that evening is very different from mine, it is now clear that me that her feelings of fear and intimidation are real. while i have never been violent i have been thoughtless and insensitive in some of my relationships over many decades and a sincerely apologize coming after keri claussen khalighi told the "l.a. times" about an encounter with simmons and brett ratner. >> she alleges they went out to dinner and afterwards was invited to go back to his residence to see a music video and alleges russell simmons sexually assaulted her and when

she asked brett ratner for help to intervene, he did not do so. russell simmons has denied these accusations. >> reporter: ratner's attorney has reportedly deny the allegation. in recent years simmons often spoke about his spiritual journey as he told dan harris last year. >> yeah, good comic work is very critical. i mean give others what you want for yourself. you should give the happiness, the freedom, the opportunity that you want for yourself to others. >> and, again, simmons strength usually denying these allegations saying all were consensual and adding he will step aside from his businesses and continue his personal growth, spiritual learning and above all to listening. >> becoming a familiar story. >> it certainly is. >> thank you, amy. now to the new video of that baj casino heist in las vegas. the brazen robber on the run and abc's nick watt has more. good morning, nick. >> reporter: the manhunt is on. vegas police last night releasing intriguing new details

and security camera footage that show just how this audacious heist went down. midafternoon a silver chevy pulls up at the blaj joe and now know the car's owner is tied up in the trunk. the robber at the wheel. he's then picked up walking into the casino, a disguise of glass, wig, hat and a bandage across his face. >> went up to the poker cage and proceeded to rob the cage and took off with an unknown amount of cash. >> reporter: even appears to wait in line, he's armed but the gun stays hidden. actor james woods who plays a vegas low life in the classic "casino" is gambling just tweet away and tweeted in true poker player fashion we all were focused on the hands we were playing and nobody actually realized it was happening. could be a scene out of "oceans eleven". >> you bet big then take the house. >> reporter: but their plan was to hit the bellagio, mirage and

mgm all at once. cash in the shopping bag the robber breaks into a jog and brushes past an unsuspecting woman at the door and cops called. >> white male, 40s armed with a 22 cal bur handgun. >> it's too late he is out of the building driving away. and vegas police tell us that while the robber was inside the casino the car's owner managed to pop the trunk and escape. he's been cooperating with the investigation and police recovered that getaway car but the bandit, guys, is still on the run. >> quite brazen. yeah. >> straight out of "oceans eleven". >> it is. >> nick, thank you. the nfl star being accused of seducing another man's wife and facing a $50,000 lawsuit because of it, called alien nation of affection. we'll talk about that next. come on back. your holiday shopping is complete. it's time to celebrate. [♪ ]

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we're back now with that lawsuit accusing an nfl player of seducing someone else's wife. the scorn husband suing philadelphia eagles star fletcher cox for alienation of affection and thousands of dollars, $50,000. abc's ryan smith is here with that. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: joshua jeffords claims his happy marriage was ended by an affair between nfl star fletcher cox and his wife and now he's using an obscure law on the books in only a handful of states to strike back. he's known for being an unstoppable force on the football field. >> by fletcher cox.

>> reporter: and the defensive leader of one of the nfl's best teams. >> fletcher cox comes in to get the sack. >> reporter: but this morning, philadelphia eagles defensive tackle fletcher cox sacked with a lawsuit for allegedly seducing another man's wife. >> basically ruined my life because i thought i was going to be with this woman forever. >> reporter: according to these documents filed in north carolina, the two-time pro bowler being sued for alienation of affection. 34-year-old joshua jeffords, a former sergeant in the marines, claiming his marriage to wife catherine was destroyed after she met cox on a business trip in march. >> our marriage was excellent from the moment i first saw her, i knew i was going to marry her. i thought definitely she was my soul mate. >> reporter: the lawsuit alleging an adulterous affair ensued and the two tayed in touch via snapchat and text. cox allegedly texting her i want to get you pregnant. catherine responding, we'd make some damn beautiful babies.

>> i found some pictures that he had sent to her that i found highly inappropriate. i know that she texted him after i found out and the only thing she texted was he knows. >> reporter: north carolina is only one of seven states that allows so-called alienation of affection lawsuits. in 2010, a north carolina woman won a $9 million judgment against the alleged mistress of her husband of 33 years. as for the jeffords, joshua says they split shortly after he confronted his wife over the alleged relationship. joshua says he was admitted to a treatment facility for substantially emotional distress and is seeking at least $50,000 in damages. >> he's taken about everything from me that anyone could have taken that was important to me. >> reporter: cox who signed a six-year $102 million contract last year has yet to respond to the lawsuit. josh's estranged wife catherine

did not respond to our request for comment and the pair are separated. >> alienation of affection, only available in, what, seven states. >> only in a handful of states and you have to prove there was love in the marriage, that the marriage was broken and the defendant in some way caused that. >> how do you prove that. >> divorce proceedings. >> an affair is part of that. but then there are things he can use to defend that. he can say, for example, i didn't know they were married. things like that but you're talking about $9 million in one case. $1.4 million in another case in 2001. a million in another. >> why wouldn't he sue for more? >> there's been a movement to reduce the penalties from it and that might have happened here or he might just simply trying to say this is my costs. this is what i feel i suffered and that's what i'll try to get and on the books in a couple of different states. >> wow. who knew. >> in seven of them. a lot of eyeballs opened up in those states. [ laughter ] all right, thank you. coming up the emotional speech from selena gomez where

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back now with that emotional moment from last night's billboards women in music award. selena gomez breaking down as she accepted the award for woman of the year and diane macedo is here with more. good morning, diane. >> good morning to you all. selena gomez was in tears and so was the audience.

that award was presented to her by actress francia who was her kidney donor, a moment so emotional celine dion cou-- sel could barely speak. >> thank you guys. to be honest, i think francia should be getting this award. because she saved my life. i'm sorry. [ applause ] >> so she's had a lot of complications with lupus over the past few years and has been open about that and led to her needing this kidney transplant and just so happened luck of the draw her best friend and roommate ended up being a match and last night, you know, she touched on some of those hard times she's been through but she was really focused on the gratitude, gratitude to francia and everybody else who has helped her through it and said i respect the platform i have so deeply because of how it's allowed her to help others in

having gone through this herself. >> i think what we all respect we loved how open she's been throughout this entire ordeal. she hasn't stopped sharing it to help others out there. >> this is someone who is otherwise very private but chose to go public with her diagnosis in 2015 because she wanted to be an advocate for the disease and is clearly being open about her surgery and everything she went through and that process and now even talking about her surgical scar. she said in a recent interview with billboard that she was self-conscious about it but she says, you know what, now i look at my body, i've learned to appreciate it and she says i feel like i'm wonderfully made which is just such a beautiful thought, i think for anybody who has felt self-conscious about our body and so many have. >> it seemed like she teased us. >> a lot was dedicated to women obviously because of the event and said she was very grateful to all the older wind, her predecessors who inspired her and so many others to have a voice and says i don't now how i'll pay them back, perhaps with an epic album, cue thunderous applause from the audience.

>> oh. >> i'm with the audience. very excited about the pross secretary of getting a new selena gomez album and maybe a foreshadowing of what's to come. >> so genuine and with all of her expressions of gratitude and having carried us all through this journey i think everyone is grateful for hit. >> making her mess her message. tory and santa are back. huge holiday savings on gifts for the home. for you phone and so much more. prince harry and meghan markle make their big debut. what her teachers are revealing about her road to royalty.

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>> go to work, good morning, i'm tamala edwards, 7:56 a.m., friday, december 1. >> karen you have the latest on the school bus accident at wyoming avenue. >> reporter: chopper 6 hd was overhead showing us the scene. there you see the video of a student a teenager being taken out on a stretcher. we had two other adults injured. three injuries in the accident involving a school bus, wyoming avenue at g street. it's hard to see when you see a school bus and ambulance out there, so thoughts with everybody out there, that's wyoming avenue at g street. as you look at the big picture, we have accidents, disabled vehicles everywhere, look at this, what is going on today? we have a number of disabled vehicles, one happening on the vine street expressway at broad street which is backing up the vine and backing up the ben franklin bridge.

you can't come into the city right now because it's so jammed, tam. >> thank you, karen. now let's go outside and take a look at the view across dilworth park which was turned into a wintertime wonderland. let's go to david murphy and find out about accuweather. >> reporter: 45 degrees in philadelphia. 42 in albe town. that's an improvement you mean up there. this afternoon sunshine, breezy and 54. for the weekend sun and clouds, 51. still not a bad day. sunday mostly sunny and nice, 5. we'll pretty much repeat that with a lot of the sunshine on monday. tuesday, more clouds and afternoon and evening rain arriving, by the end of next week it's chillier around here tam. a rare earthquake jilted the state of delaware yesterday evening. no reports of injuries or damage. the 4.1 magnitude quake was

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. royal debut. prince harry and meghan markle step out. their first official engagement as a couple. adoring crowds screaming their names. excitement for the couple at a fever pitch right now. this morning, inside her road to royalty where she used to live. the high school photo that is stopping students in their tracks. the teachers who saw so much potential. footage from one of her earliest acting roles, the newest royal-to-be already a cover girl. also, could your watch help detect an irregular heartbeat? health and tech coming together in a big way. dr. ashton breaks it down. ♪ are you ready for it "cash cab" is back and lara is jumping in the car. put your trivia to the test. we're riding to "cash cab" glory this morning. ♪ my dreams

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>> reporter: hey, good morning, george. this case which has fanned the flames of a politically charged immigration debate began right here, kate steinle was a 32-year-old tourist enjoying the san francisco waterfront here with her father when she was shot and killed in 2015. now a jury has found jose ines garcia zarate not guilty. the case caused such a firestorm because zarate garcia is also an undocumented immigrant. he had been previously reported five -- deported, that is, five times. shortly before the shooting he was in jail on drug charges that were dropped so san francisco officials set him free despite a federal i.c.e. request to hang on to him. overnight president trump tweeting the verdict -- calling it disgraceful. garcia zarate admitted to shooting steinle but the defense has always claimed that the shooting was accidental. now, zarate garcia was convicted on a minor weapons charge and will serve some jail time. however, i.c.e. officials say after that he will be deported for a sixth time, george.

>> okay, clayton sandell, thanks very much. we'll take a look at an incredible piece of video from the oswego police in illinois. officers responding to a hit-and-run accident. they come upon this car engulfed in flames and rush to the scene. they notice the driver is still trapped inside. now, despite the intense heat, the officers manage to reach in, pull him to safety. >> fantastic. >> i know. two officers are rushed to the hospital with smoke inhalation and another suffered burns on his arms and legs but that is another fine example they are so selfless, they think of others first going in. >> absolute heroes. big-time heroes. knew to help in tech colliding in a big way for your heart. the fda just cleared the first medical device accessories for the apple watch, an ekg reader that will be able to detect abnormal heart rhythm, our chief medical correspondent dr. jen ashton is here and, jen, this is a big thing right here. how does this work exactly. >> so this means the next time

we say be still, my heart, you can actually just look at your wrist and you can actually see what your heart is doing but this uses micro electrodes and cloud mobile communication technology to detect heartbeat and then your actual heart rhythm an ekg and has the capacity to send that report to your cardiologist if you choose. really this is to detect atrial fibrillation and doesn't always produce sims and can be serious so it's easy to wear, it's easy to use. we'll see more and more things just like this biotech wearables, trackables to send medical information. >> all sounds wonderful. don't get me wrong here but some potential risk as well. >> always downside. to start with this is a device if we know how often our phone malfunctions. potentially any device like this could do the same thing and ekg interpretation is a very specialized skill so the machine can do the bakes. a human has to do the rest.

if it's misinterpreted it could potentially result in unnecessary er -- >> not the thing you would go state to the emergency room. >> no, you would e-mail it to your cardiologist ideally. maybe in the future it could go to someone like a 911 but we're not there yet and if it generates anxiety, unnecessary procedures and tests, it's $199 then you pay a membership fee of $99 a year. i just got off the phone with a top new york city cardiologist who thinks this is actually a good idea and thinks it can help a lot of people. >> thinks it's a game changer. >> he didn't use the word game changer but atrial fibrillation can be serious and if you don't know you have it you can look down. >> better safe than sorry. >> i'll check your pulse. >> be still, my heart. >> you're going to make it. you're going to survive. >> thanks, jen. coming up, getting to know the real meghan markle. what her former teachers are revealing and the footage from one of her earliest acting

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let's bring home the week, everybody. >> bring it home. [ cheers and applause ] ready. can you guess who this is singing with ed sheeran? ♪ baby i am dancing in the dark ♪ >> you really want us to guess? >> we know. >> i know. >> you know we know. >> you did tease it, didn't you? >> all right, yes, it's beyonce. it's really good, though, isn't it? ed sheeran releasing a remix of "perfect" featuring none other than queen bey. they performed "drunk in love" global citizens festival in 2015 and also together at the grammys same year for a stevie wonder tribute. in this new version sheeran takes the lead for the first few verses then beyonce sings from the perspective of the woman singing about his longtime girlfriend. so romantic. a nice duet. [ applause ]

i'm looking at you, roberts. also in "pop news" this morning, the life and times of the late president ronald reagan coming to television and this is a family affair. reagan's daughter patti davis executive producing this limited series for usa network exploring reagan's early days as a lifeguard in illinois then on to hollywood stardom and then finally, of course, making it all the way to the white house. this is the very first project about reagan that comes with the blessing and cooperation of the reagan family. so i think we'll see a different perspective. [ applause ] just delivering the news. i am here for you with this. the end of a long week, kind of, right. maybe dragging a little bit so how about a little motivation? roll 'em. >> you are great. you are magnificent. you can do whatever you want to do in this world. put your mind to it. put your grind to it and you can

do it. >> you got me? thank you. thank you. >> i love it. [ applause ] i got chills. >> showed it to my daughters this morning. >> that is amber wagner. you don't know her yet. the 281,000 of you and counting have liked what she has to say. her motivational minute-long video on instagram. so how about a little more, roll 'em. >> you are number one. i don't know two or three but i know you that one, period. don't let nobody, nothing distract you from the grind time prime time. it's your time right now. do whatever it is that you need to do. >> amen. >> you know what i'm saying? i needed that. i needed that this morning. >> put your mind to it. get your grind to it. >> when asked her about it she said i'm all about positivity. i turned on the camera and that's what happened to come out of my mouth so put your mind to it. put your grind to it and you can do it.

>> you got to bring her back every friday. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. she's going -- we need her for monday motivation. we need that woman right here. >> make it happen. >> make it happen. amber wagner. we love you. >> simone said they're already calling her. how about a closer look at the real meghan markle. the soon-to-be american princess making her first appearance since the engagement with prince harry. the crowd greeting them. what, they were yelling out their names. >> yes, like hi, hi. >> hi, harry. >> hi, meghan. i was doing it too. >> we hear she's already learning the rule, telling one fan we're not allowed to take selfies. the royals are not allowed to take selfies. that's what she had to learn walking the line. a big debut for the royal in waiting whose fairy tale began far, far away much different setting. "20/20" going all the way back to the beginning and anchor elizabeth vargas is here going to give us a sneak peek of what

we can expect. a little bit? [ applause ] >> meghan markle's first appearance in public today as prince harry's betrothed was a hit. she handled those enormous crowds with poise and confidence and she's a woman with some experience already living in the public eye. it is difficult, however, to overestimate just how much her life is about to change or how big the difference is between life in the palace and where her journey began. this is the home where she grew up. not a palace or a mansion, just a los angeles apartment. above a garage. >> if you follow the driveway back that's where the yard is where the fruit trees are and meghan lived in the back upstairs. >> reporter: from the age 3 until around 6, she lived here with her mother, according to their former landlord. >> she was gentle. she was soft and perceptive. she was always listening and paying attention. >> reporter: meghan attended the all girls school immaculate heart.

christine and maria both taught meghan. >> she had a lot of inner strength and was spunky, feisty. >> she took our social justice teaching very seriously. >> i taught meghan in this very classroom when she was a junior. >> reporter: these days this photo of meghan on the wall has become the student body's star of fame. >> she's one of our sisters because everyone that comes here is like -- >> technically we could probably be part of the royal family too. >> she's so pretty? she's definitely really inspiring and she knows what she is saying. >> following her footsteps in a way. >> reporter: it was here on the stage in the school auditorium where her talent as an actress began to bloom. >> she was the star at "damn yankees" and she was very good and remember thinking, oh, my gosh, this girl has talent. >> reporter: by graduation day maria says she was determined to make it big? she wanted to be the best that she could be on stage or wherever that career led her. it was not at all frivolous i

want to be a movie star. it was a very serious pursuit of the craft of acting. >> reporter: professor harvey young taught her at northwestern in chicago and remembers a young woman ready to take on the world. >> my lasting memory of meghan is her profound sense of self as she knew who she was. it's that perspective that i suspected would peep her well for the world outside. >> reporter: her professional acting debut came in 2001 on "general hospital." >> what the hell is going on with him? >> reporter: hidden in the background nurse jill, a part so small they have a name for it, an under five. >> which is a role that is five lines or less. >> reporter: casting director mark teshner took a chance her her. >> i have the chart. i don't see the notation. >> i think we read meghan for something smaller and liked her enough to give her an under five role which are not easy to get either. >> reporter: she later landed a role on the canadian show

"suits." >> hi. i'm rachel zane. >> reporter: and once meghan markle game rachel zane, nothing was the same. >> she plays a paralegal who goes far beyond the limits of her job and has that sort of glint in her eye that les you know that this is no simple assistant, you know, who should be trifled with, that she's someone not to underestimate at all. >> that gorgeous smile. >> we live in an era of tv. the fact she has been able to break out of what was a toss network show gone to the cover of "vanity fair" within the span of a year is quite the cinderella story. >> cinderella story. you talk to so many people, friends, colleagues, teachers. what are they saying about her? >> i think everybody is struck by the same thing we're struck by which is this is an incredible transformation about to take place. i mean you can't overestimate that as i said in the intro to this piece what, is about to happen. she will known as her royal highness princess henry of

wales. interesting to know she like kate middleton will not be a princess because you cannot be royalty by marriage, only royalty by birth. however, harry may be appointed or named duke of sussex, she would then be known as duchess of sussex. >> thank you for clearing that up. every time we say princess, the real people are like -- >> we can call her the people's princess. >> but technically she isn't. she's blessed. that's what she is. >> no kidding. >> duchess, princess or not. anything surprise you? >> you know, she really worked hard. we've known she's at 36 years of age she's not the blushing. igenue that diana was and has a lot more experience in life that will probably suit her well and has experience living in the public eye. interesting, the columnist who knew her well and several other people i've spoken to described her shrewd which i don't think they meant that in a negative way but she's a smart woman who

is going to know exactly what she needs to do, i think, to be successful in this new role. >> i think harry was attracted to that. he didn't know too much about her. >> he knew nothing about her like me and many -- you, we had never heard of the show "suits." it's on cable. it's a big hit on usa, but a lot of people haven't seen it yet and prince harry said in the interview he had never seen the show and never heard of her but set up on a blind date in the soho house out in the country and she claims she only asked if he's nice. i personally i think that most pym would just say, sure. blind date with prince harry, okay. you know. >> i'm in but they seem so incredibly compatible. >> they do and one thing was striking in their first public interview how relaxed they were, they were completing each other's sentences. she's already much more relaxed in this public role than kate middleton was. >> we saw that. she is an actress so she's used to being around people. >> i think it feels like it's genuine. >> i'm not saying it's not.

we can just keep going on and on. you can see more of "the american royal special on "20/20." >> ginger left us. downtown. what's going on, ginger? >> yes, robin. by the way you're both i've got to tell you, we're having fun down here at the plaza kicking off abc's 25 days of christmas. we'll get to that, but first we'll get to your "g.m.a." moment this comes from tennessee this is pig the dog, he loves to play with the balloon. he is huffing and puffing. the balloon goes in the pool. it is not summer, so the other than is like no, no, no and pig says too bad, i love my balloon. we love your "g.m.a." moments. send them to my facebook page. let's get a check closer to

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friday, december 1. let's get the latest in traffic with karen rogers good morning. >> reporter: the big story in traffic is the school bus accident that's closing wyoming avenue. chopper 6 hd is overhead in juniata. a teenager is being taken out on a stretcher. there were three injuries involved with the accident involving a school bus in juniata that's shutting down wyoming avenue at g street as they deal with the situation. hunting park avenue is the alternate. it's tough to see when you see an accident involving an school bus. we have a lot of accidents today. let's go outside on the schuylkill expressway. you see the sunshine and the dry roads, we had two separate accidents on the schuylkill expressway. the schuylkill expressway jammed from passyunk to south street.

27 minute ride, at one point it was 45 minute ride with the accident blocking a lane. >> let's go outside to david murphy he has the accuweather. at least you have on the jacket not the coat. >> reporter: i wore the fleece, we're not too bad. 42 degrees in rain coming throuh overnight it's gone, the sun is re-emerging we expect it to stay night and bright, 51. saturday, 51. sunny and blue skies on sunday. 55. monday looks good, 55 and sunny. tuesday, 61 mild. clouds increase ahead of a cold front we are looking for afternoon and evening rain to arrive. there could lingering showers on wednesday. none of this is great shakes. the big issue is thursday and friday and beyond as much cooler air rushes into the region. 45 is the high on thursday, friday probably cooler. >> coming up on "g.m.a." a

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a "shark tank" favorite. normally 260 to $320 depending on size and the material. today half off, 130 to 160. >> nice. >> good. he looks cozy. >> okay, so check out these slippers we have them right from front called warmies. you pop it in the microwave for just one minute in the microwave and you've got -- filled with lavender and it just -- you get to walk around with like comfy slippers. they've got that great sole on the bottom. slipproof sole. cushion insole. >> i love these. >> slippers and booty style. >> santa has the booties. you got the slippers. a variety of patterns to choose from. normally -- santa has the little jiggle going, 25 to $30 slashed in half. 12.50 to $15. that's a good one. >> whoo. >> another really good one. you guys were talking about this. so this is a little charge hub

so everyone typically fights in the house over the charger. these devices, so this one -- this is the three-prong one. there's three, five and seven depending on just how many people, how many devices. these are also great if you take -- travel and go into the airports, a lot of times there's only one outlet but everyone wants to charge something so this allows you to do that as well. only one outlet. you don't need a bunch of power strips. give the gift of power. give the power of sanity so everyone is not fighting. normally 40 to $60 slashed in half, $20 to $30. okay. one of oprah's favorite things is up on the wall. these puzzles from mad cap. >> puzzles? >> puzzle we have -- there's 550 pieces in the puzzle. >> that's cool. >> let me tell you this is hours of fun because as you see, there's a lot of similar coloring here in this horse or the tiger. the detail is incredible but

it's hours of fun for the family or if you just need solitude for yourself. this is something to treat yourself normally $20 slashed in half, 10 bucks for your choice of animals. and then finally -- >> are you enjoying popcorn? >> over there, of course, this is the original wherley pop popping machine so this is for stovetop popping. you can make you -- five sets of popcorn in here. real theater popcorn and you can make six quarts of popcorn in just three minutes so oftentimes we think microwave is really fast. stovetop can be just as fast and really delicious. >> fresh. >> super fresh, three minutes, there's four different colors of these stainless steel, the one that's changing colors. i think everyone around here has got some popcorn. you guys eating popcorn? some you do. you've been cheated. we'll take care of you and make sure you have your popcorn. everyone will have popcorn. so normally for this set you have the popper, the popcorn.

normally $36 to $64 depending on the finish that you choose. these are all slashed in half. 18 to $32. [ applause ] >> can't beat that. don't worry, first of all they've been in the shot so -- >> you got on tv. got it. got it. >> they're not going to be left out. let's get our elves -- i mean our gray crew. have you seen them in the hats. crew, come on out. something special. [ cheers and applause ] they have gift bags. presents. >> lolo, rume. we partnered with all of these great deals g to our website. you get the deals. thank you, santa. thank you, robin. thank you to the crew you know it's big time when the crew has customized sweatshirts. we sprang for the sweatshirts.

>> billy dee is so happy right now. the guys even shaved. i haven't seen them this clean cut in a while. sal and everybody. thank you. >> thank you. thank you. >> coming up, lara is taking a ride in the new "cash cab" as the popular game show returns. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] "gma's" "deals & steals" is brought to you by target. save big with weekend deals only at target. 10% off target gift cards sunday only.

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we are back with a favorite getting a big reboot. five years after "cash cab" ended it's back on the road and i decided to get in for a spin. a little quiz for you what game show is known for the element of surprise? >> is that the -- >> reporter: tough trivia. >> red cross. >> oh, no, strike one. >> reporter: and new york city traffic? taxi! how about "cash cab," people. you look very familiar. >> here in the "cash cab" it's a tv game show that takes place right in my taxi. >> reporter: the show is back on the discovery channel. five years after it went off the air. let me ask you a question. what's harder, being the host of a game show or driving a cab through new york city? >> doing both at the same time. >> yes, correct answer. and behind the wheel again original host ben bailey.

>> can i smell the money? >> you bet. but from here. just kidding. >> how does it feel to be back after five years. >> it feels great. feels really good like people on the street are so excited to see us. >> can people recognize "cash cab"? >> yeah. for sure, yeah. >> do they try to hail you? >> yeah, you know, in the past we've had some people following us around trying to get me and so people have scheduled in doing that too. >> tasmanian devils? >> yes! [ screaming ] >> yes. >> reporter: but this time there are some new twists for riders. >> mind if i split this cab with you guys? >> you have celebrities this season. that's new. >> yeah. >> who do you have? >> matthew perry, brooke shield, gilbert godfrey. jeff garland. susie essman. scott bakula. >> you have great guests. >> can you share with us who did the worst? >> gilbert godfrey didn't know a

single answer but he was hilarious. >> reporter: before i got to my destination i had to try for a little "cash cab" glory. >> what do you say? do you want to play. >> i do. >> let's take a ride in the "cash cab." >> question number one. >> in a celebrated tennis match of the 1970s, unrepen tent chauvinist bobby rigsbys lost to what feminist icon in straight sets? >> is there a button i push or scream it out. >> scream it out. >> billie jean king. >> yes, billie jean king is right. here's your next question for another 50 bucks. not to be confused with an all male dance troupe, what famous style of furniture is named -- >> oh, no. >> for 18th century british cabinetmaker. >> chippendale. >> chippendale is right and you're 2 for 2. according to webmd, what aptly named bee gees song sets the ideal pace for cpr chest compressions. >> "staying alondon staying alive, ay, ay, staying alive.

>> yeah. >> thank you, ben, for the most fun cab ride ever. >> you bet. >> may there be another 400 episodes and less traffic. >> yes. that sounds great. [ cheers and applause ] >> so fun, congratulations to ben and the new season of "cash cab" premieres mondays on discovery channel. though let's get back to ginger downtown at the oculus plaza here in new york city with an exciting surprise. >> oh, my goodness, thank you. it's snowing. three two one! it's beautiful.

tell me what the plan is. we're looking to give way this amazing home to the reading family. do you think that's you, go to free form.com for all the information on how to make the house your own. >> it's so great. we're so grateful. >> reporter: you can get in the holiday spirit by watching the 25 days of christmas. we have a lot of christmas programming coming up. now let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: that is real looking snow, that's coming probably. not today, though. storm tracker 6 live shows you we're dry, sunny and 54. weekend looking good, saturday, 51. sunny on sunday, 55. t we?

>> yes. >> all right. i'll head back in to you. >> keep warm. thank you, ginger. this morning marks the 30th annual world aids day. a time to raise awareness and unite the fight against-a hiv a aids. her work was recently honored in los angeles. take a look. charlize theron's africa outreach project has raised millions to educate and empower african children. the goal to prevent hiv infection particularly in south africa which has the highest hiv population in the world. >> and dream became a reality because of each and every single person in this room. >> reporter: she celebrated ten years of helping children and families at the restaurant geor georgey. she took us backstage to make her favorite autumn squash salad. >> hi, i'm charlize theron. >> i'm geoffrey zakarian. >> this is a very special culinary experience for a good

cause. things are about to get really delicious on "gma." >> first of all we've roasted this squash. >> okay. >> squash is one thing that you put it in the oven. if you cook it 50 minutes or 90 minutes doesn't matter. >> you can't mess it up. >> very simple. extra virgin olive oil. a little sherry wine vinegar. a good amount ofpepper because squash loves pepper. >> i love pepper. >> a little salt. >> see the whole thing here. squash, pomegranate. you get it. you have this. want to try it really delicious. >> i like anything fried. >> i'll toss this. >> toss it. >> then we'll just build our beautiful swash salad. isn't that beautiful. >> it's really pretty but i'm so intrigued by those giant tweezers. >> twirl it. no rules here. >> we'll do that. >> actually looking better than the one i did so i'm kind of jealous. >> well, i have some skills. >> this is some pickled pear. >> can i do some of this? >> yes, i love pomegranates. >> then this is something i

really love. >> this is gingerbread bread crumbs. >> what? >> i know. it's radical. >> shut your face. wait. i want to taste that. wait. >> doesn't it look great? >> oh, my god. that's so delicious. >> the last thing, the piece de resistance, pickled raisins. >> mm-mm. salty raisins. oh, that's delicious. >> you're officially hired. look at that beautiful salad. >> look at that. you're welcome, "gma." >> turned out gait. can you get the recipe on our website and for more information on how to help go to charlizeafricaoutreach.org. when we come back, how much do you really know about "star wars," the trivia questions. [ applause ] michael: i'm thankful that

i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov.

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be a royal princess. you deserve this. next week on "gma." [ playing the theme to "star wars"] >> back now with our countdown to the premiere of "star wars: the last jedi." we want everybody to be jedi ready. we're putting two fans to the test. tomas and marshall are competing for some of the hottest gifts on the market under these boxes. we'll reveal them in a moment. >> ooh. >> first we have to see what you two know. michael, take it away. >> you know what i like, are you two ready? >> yes. >> i like that. jedi redi. >> fella, here we go. keep it real. keep it clean. this weapon lights up it can cut through almost anything, darth vader is holding one when he says, luke, i am your father. what is it? lightsaber. >> lightsaber, tomas, you're right. >> all right. lara, what is the prize? >> well, thank you for asking,

michael. prize number one, there you go. you'll be ready to fight the dark side with this blade-building lightsaber and has classic sound effects. >> okay. marshall looks focused right now, tomas. really focused. here's question number two. lara, you're great. all right. he's the son of han solo and princess leia. who is it? >> kylo ren or ben solo. >> ooh. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. which one? >> well, kylo ren is ben solo. >> he knows more than i do. all right. tomas is right. lara, what is the prize. >> a well deserved prize for you, tomas. this is a 6-inch black series kyle le renn action figure coming with a standing base and his own lightsaber. >> i tell you what, i learned something. don't challenge a kid when it comes to "star wars." here we go. question number three, speaking

of kylo ren, he flies one of these -- >> special fighter. >> thai fighter, you got it. welcome to the party. lara, what did marshall win. >> marshall, what a coincidence. his black tie fighter with force linking wearable technology to activate sounds, lights and fun phrases to bring your tie to life. found exclusively at walmart. >> all right. the thing is, toma who answered two correctly and marshall you got one but you both are great and you're both winners so we have something for both of you. you're both going home with a big jedi ready prize pack, fellas and took care of you. there we go. >> great job, you guys. >> great job. we learned a little something and everybody, don't forget. "star wars: the last jedi" comes out december 13th. we can't wait -- >> 15th. >> oh, thank you so much.

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>> announcer: what's better than the perfect christmas cookie and perfect holiday ugly sweater. this month "gma" is on the lookout for both if those are for set. >> no problem. look over there, fonsi. >> so show us your ultimate christmas cookie and your tackiest wackiest ugly sweater too. >> oh, my gosh. >> go to goodmorningamerica.com now to find out how to enter and you could end up on "gma" this holiday season. >> that's a good christmas cookie. >> we have to congratulate tomas and marshall. you guys both did great. when does it open, "the last lion: winston spencer churchill." >> december 15th. >> thank you, santa for joining us and everybody, have a great day. >> have a great weekend, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> good morning, it is

8:56 a.m., friday, december 1. i'm tamala edwards. let's get a last look at traffic with karen rogers good morning.

>> reporter: we're getting more details from the school bus accident in juniata. chopper 6 hd was overhead. we watch one student on the bus, a teenager being taken out on a stretcher and put into the ambulance. a couple of injuries on the scene. they are closing wyoming avenue at g street with the accident involving a school bus in juniata. we've had a lot of other accidents in the area. cherry hill, we have one blocking all lanes, 38 westbound all lanes are blocked with an accident at chapel avenue. if you're in the area stick to route 70. if you know route 70 you know that's jammed, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. let's head outside to david murphy with the forecast. >> reporter: we're off to a sunny start. will a degrees in allentown -- 45 degrees in allentown. 48 in philadelphia. today lots of sun, 54. tomorrow, high clouds, 51. sunny sunday and monday, 55.

61 on tuesday with clouds increasing and afternoon and evening rain likely. lingering showers wednesday, 58. temperatures fall in the afternoon. tam on thursday, look out brisk and chillier conditions return high of 45. >> we have new information about the school bus accident in philadelphia. a 15-year-old student and two adults were injured in the collision. we'll bring you the latest on "action news" at noon. for now it's time to send you to "live with kelly" and ryan on 6abc. i'm tamala edwards. have a great friday!

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