whit? >> gio benitez, thank you. >>> news tonight about the chemical plant explosion near beaumont, texas. authorities lifting evacuation orders allowing 50,000 people back to their homes for the first time since wednesday. emergency officials say while the fire is contained, it is still burning in several parts of that facility. >>> now to the black friday frenzy. online shopping hitting a record high. an estimated $7.5 billion in sales days before cyber monday. huge crowds pouring into macy's here in new york. stores facing fewer days before thanksgiving and christmas this season. major retailers offering similar deals in stores and online. here's abc's chief business correspondent, rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: they came. >> oh man, i cannot wait to go back home and sleep. >> reporter: they shopped. >> we got a tree stand, sausage-making kits, flannels, blankets, anything you can think of. >> reporter: they conquered. >> deals are great. you're looking at least 70% off. >> these are black

one of whit's favorites.f you're planning on picking out a tree we do have some tips for you to find the perfect one. that is coming up in our second hour. >> whit, real quick, best line from that movie? >> well, i mean, there are lots. just for basic purposes it's a honey of a tree, clark. so we'll give you the tips, cousin eddie will come over and say that to you. at your house. >> with his rv when i leave here next month. >> whit is constantly quoting that movie and every other movie all the time. >> my dad and i watch that every year and laugh at the same lines year after year after year. good stuff. great stuff. >>> welcome back to "gma." here's what's happening right now. the suspect in the attack on london bridge served six years in prison for plotting other attacks before being released last year and he was wearing an electric tag. police say usman khan had a fake explosive vest on when he stabbed two people to death and injured three others before bystanders tackled him and an officer shot him. >>> w

julia, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit.ary for the british royals, remembering war heros from the uk for the annual remembrance celebrations. this morning, the roy war heroe. ♪ a time is gone so here it is >> reporter: but it was saturday night we saw the fab four back together for the first time since harry and meghan's public comments during their south african trip revealing their struggles of public life, and harry's relationship with his brother, prince william. >> we're brothers. we'll always be brothers. we're on different paths at the moment. i'll always be there for him. he'll always be there for me. >> members of the royal family will always come together to do their duty. remembrance is the most important event for them honoring veterans who have lost their lives. >> reporter: the couples entering the event separately. mek meghan and harry seated on the queen's left and william and kate to her life. it's part of roy procol theyfaar the royals out again in central london for the national remembrance service that's

whit?> rachel scott with the candidates in iowa, appreciate it. >>> now to president trump in new york this morning after his trip to a ufc match at madison square garden last night. the president gearing up for his own fight in the impeachment inquiry as he heads back to d.c. abc's kyra phillips joins us from the white house, and kyra, new details also coming to light from the mueller probe. >> reporter: good morning, whit. just when you thought it was over, we're once again talking about the mueller investigation. you'll remember that 448-page report was shrouded in secrecy, and now after a court order, "buzzfeed" has actually obtained and released a trove of fbi documents. what's making news this morning, is just more information on efforts we already knew about trump's former campaign chair, paul manafort. as you know, he still sits in jail, and he was pushing the unfounding conspiracy theory that ukraine was hacking the democratic national committee's emails as early as 2016, and as yo

. >> reporter: good morning, whit.his morning, justice ruth bader ginsburg remains at johns hopkins hospital in baltimore. she was admitted friday night. she experienced chills and fever during the day. the justice was transferred to johns hopkins in baltimore from a hospital in washington where she was originally taken earlier friday. the court said the transfer was for, quote, further evaluation, and treatment of any possible infection. at hopkins she was given iv fluids and antibiotics. we're told she's expected to be released as early as this morning. she's 86 years old. she has successfully battled health issues for years, from colon cancer in 1999, to getting pancreatic cancer ten years later. she had a stent put in, and she fractured three ribs a year ago. in december last year she underwent surgery for lung cancer. then earlier this year had radiation for pancreatic cancer. for all that i can tell you justice ginsburg remains active on the court. i saw her at oral arguments at the court earlier this month. she

whit johnson, abc news, new york. >> a big thanks to whit there. >>> we got a new list out of rich folks. bill gates is once again the richest person in the world. >> bloomberg has released its latest billionaire index and the microsoft cofounder is back on top. gates, $110 billion net worth moves him past amazon ceo jeff bezos who sits at second. at $109 billion. mark zuckerberg rounded out the top five. >> bezos held top spot for two years. gates moved past him thanks to microsoft stock rise and that costly, costly divorce for mr. bezos. his wife mckenzie is now 24th on the list at a measly $35 billion. >> maybe that keeps you warm at night, think so? >> rolling around in the cash. yes. so bill gates, jeff bezos. >> warren buffett. >> all on there, just filthy rich. >> filthy. >> filthy. >> taking a bath in it. >> warren buffett, he gives a lot of it away. >> he does. >> he probably could be at the top. >> he has his pledge encouraging other people to give most of it away. >> that's right. >> he can now go to mckenzie bezos and talk to her about giving it away. >> say, i need some cash

whit, over to you. >>> dan, thanks. sticking with politics for a moment, a huge loss for president trump and republicans in louisiana as democratic governor john bel edwards narrowly wins a second term there. the moderate leader remains the deep south's only democratic governor winning with 51% of the vote. president trump spoke at three rallies for the republican calling on voters to send democrats in washington a message. >>> president trump took advantage of what he called a free weekend to go ahead and get a start on his annual physical. the president spent about two hours at walter reed national military medical center taking various tests, including lab work on saturday. the appointment was not on trump's schedule unlike his previous checkups. the white house spokesperson says the 73-year-old president remains, quote, healthy and energetic. >>> overseas now and to the historic flooding to one of the most beautiful places on earth. tourists fleeing as parts of venice are inundated. today the venetians are bracing f

whit?all right, marci gonzalez for us in los angeles, thank you. >>> now to the race for the democratic presidential nomination taking a couple of major turns this morning including the end of the road for the beto o'rourke campaign. abc's rachel scott is in des moines with more on that. rachel, good morning to you. >> reporter: whit, good morning to you as well. sources close to beto o'rourke's campaign tell me he was planning on weighing whether to throw in the towel or lay off his campaign staff or throw in the towel. he ended up deciding to end his bid for the presidency telling me he's heading home to continue his fight no longer as a candidate but as an american. >> welcome to iowa! >> reporter: as the democratic primary enters a pivotal stretch the candidates are either marching forward or calling it quits. >> the decision that we made so recently and so reluctantly. >> reporter: just hours before taking the stage at the fund-raising dinner known for boosting campaigns former congres

whit. >> quick work by investigators there. marcy gonzales for us in los angeles, thank you. >>> the cdc is urging everyone not to eat romaine lettuce grown in california's salinas valley. this comes after the lettuce has been linked to an e. coli outbreak that sickened at least 40 people in more than a dozen states. the fda is looking for the contamination source but, in the meantime, also suggests not eating any leafy greens from that area. >>> a horrifying accident in los angeles caught on camera. watch as a commuter train slams into that rv stalled on the tracks setting off a fire. the accident happening in the middle of the rush hour commute with passengers on that train thrown from their seats. those frightened passengers scrambling to get off the train. fortunately only a few people suffered minor injuries. >>> a crook looking for quick cash didn't know what he was in for when he tried to hold up a restaurant in philadelphia. it was all caught on camera. take hor bag. he goes behind the counter and a prood takedown the t

whit johnson in new hampshire. thanks, whit. >>> still much more ahead. the horror unfolding. the other case tonight, a former marine charged with murdering his own parents. authorities say he walked into the police station with blood on his shirt. what he did. >>> also tonight, the backlash. the school lunch outrage. a worker seen taking hot launch off of a student's tray because their balance was not paid. but what's now happened tonight. >> then this stunning image. take a look. they should all look down. what's swimming right up to them in the water? a lot more news ahead. i'll be right back. a lot more news ahead. i'll be right back. we'll be right back. hing oh no,... ...a cougher. welcome to flu season, karen. is a regular flu shot strong enough... ...to help prevent flu in someone your age? there are standard-dose flu shots. and then there's the superior flu protection... ...of fluzone high-dose. it's the only 65 plus flu shot... ...with 4 times the standard dose. and it's free with medicare part b. fluzone high-dose is not for those who've had a severe allergic reacti

>> whit, thank you. >>> now to the surprise play from colin kaepernick. after the nfl suddenly scheduled a workout for teams to see him play, kaepernick balking at the conditions and moving the showcase to an alternate site. few teams making it there to see him. kaylee hartung with the workout in georgia. >> reporter: colin kaepernick putting his talent on display, completing passes and throwing the ball deep. but why he did it on this high school football field, becoming as big of a story as his fitness to play. >> so we're waiting for the 32 owners, and 32 teams, roger goodell, all of them to stop running. stop running from the truth. >> reporter: after the nfl surprised the polarizing quarterback with a hastily organized workout at the falcons training facility, kaepernick audibled, changing the venue half an hour before it was scheduled to begin. moving it nearly 60 miles away, freeing it from the league's control. >> our biggest thing with everything today was making sure we had transparency in what went on. we weren't getting that elsewhere so we ca

david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. down on capitol hill the democrats called it witness tampering and even some republicans admitted it was counterproductive. here at the white house, one of the president's senior staff members told abc news it was an unavoidable mistake, but president trump dismissed all his critics. >> i've been watching today, for the first time, i started watching. >> reporter: it was perfectly obvious the president was watching the testimony, based on the timing of his tweet, ambassador yovanovitch still on the stand when he lashed out. >> do you believe your tweets and words can be intimidating? >> i don't think so at all. >> reporter: trump flatly rejected any suggestion of witness tampering. >> and i'll tell you about what tampering is. when a guy like shifty schiff doesn't let us have lawyers and tampering is when schiff doesn't let us have witnesses and doesn't let us speak. >> reporter: he insisted there is nothing wrong with pushing back. >> you know what, i have the right to speak. i have

the testimony has all been fine. >> reporter: whit johnson, abc 7 news, new york. >>> locally, to thes the race to boudin, whose lead jumped yesterday. there is really no way for loftus to close the gap. boudin celebrated with a party in san francisco. [ cheers and applause ] a large crowd showed up at een e especially after mayor london breed named loftus interim district attorney weeks before the election. abc 7 news contributor phil matier tells us boudin will be tested. >> it will be interesting to see how he handles things like open drug dealing in the streets of san francisco. he said he wasn't going to prosecute quality of life crimes such as going to the bathroom on the street or public intoxication. what will he do about car break-ins? he told me one thing he was thinking about doing was having the city replace your window after being broken into. >> boudin received the endorsement of presidential candidate senator bernie sanders. >>> and there is also a much tighter race for the supervisor spot in district 5. dean preston holds a razor thin lead over brown. we are still wait

. >> when i saw whit's post picture i was like, wait, who is that?jay quick with it does the worm, yeah, right there on the floor soul train style, my goodness. >> that's impressive. he does the raps, he does the worm, whit does it all. >> and "world news now" alums t.j. holmes and paula faris trying their hardest to get into studio 44. they couldn't. just to let you know where us "world news now" folks stand, at least they look good trying to do it. >> they look real good. they didn't get in, though, did they get in? >> can't even get in the club. >> can't even. >> they eventually got in. >>> let's check out some athletes who celebrated the holiday. >> lebron james dressed up as lil edward scissorhands paying tribute to the character edward scissorhands. >> that's a really good one. >> that's good, yeah. >> tom brady paid homage to "star wars" dressing as a stormtrooper, almost, except for the shoes. >> yeah. steph curry stepped out as "toy story's" buzz lightyear, trick-or-treated with the family a day after breaking his left hand. the philadelphia

here's abc's whit johnson. ♪ i'm so fly i can't be touched ♪ >> reporter: offering rhymes as rewards.er in atlanta is using music to motivate his students to new heights. on fridays, this is what you'll see in sammy rego's classroom. students score 80% or higher in schoolwork get to express themselves with freestyle rap. he calls it freestyle fridays, and it's taken with his students. ♪ i'm star that's super ♪ i'm number one >> reporter: their scores on reading, spelling, phonics almost improving 15% since the program began in september. >> they memorize lyrics. they don't write them down. their memory skills are impeccable. >> reporter: 8-year-old talk sh shivers is one shining example. a dedicated teacher inspiring the next generation. ♪ watch me take it up ♪ take it up >> that's an a plus. and that's "nightline." you can always catch our full episodes on hulu. thanks for staying up with us. goodnight, america, have a good

it's jimmy fallon and his rapid fire whit. turner put jimmy to the test in honor of his visit to the university of texas. >> it's a game we like to call jimmy's college report card. >> oh, no. >> number one beer bong, what grade? >> a plus plus. >> test taking. >> c. >> jimmy hosted with matthew mcconaughey. i got some info of what jimmy was like. joining clubs, were you a joiner? >> i stole a jersey out of a locker room. >> picking up girls? >> not great. i was a c or d. >> i don't believe that for one second, not even a little bit. >> my wife is watching. >> he sucked. he failed. f. >> jimmy will be back next week and guests include kristen bell and celine dion. >>> let's talk about another powerhouse lady. sharon stone has not forgot about her basic instinct. >> recreating her iconic moment. >> you pushed the envelope. >> we may have broke the envelope. >>> then -- >> only "e.t." is on the set of "hawaii 5-0." >>> and our exclusive look at oprah's favorite things. >> some think it's tacky. she doesn't. >> closed captioning

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i'm whit johnson, thanks for joining us. he was the most-highly-anticipated witness so far in the impeachment inquiry. president trump's hand-picked ambassador in the hot seat and using simple math for what the president has long denied. here's david wright. >> reporter: ever since the impeachment inquiry began. >> no quid pro quo. >> no quid pro quo. >> reporter: president trump has repeated the same phrase like a mantra. but today on capitol hill. >> was there a quid pro quo? the answer is yes. >> reporter: a different story from the man the president tapped to work alongside his attorney, rudy giuliani. >> we did not want to work with mr. giuliani. simply put, we were playing the hand we were dealt. >> reporter: overseaing trutrutm trump's policy. >> for a white house visit for mr. zelinsky, mr. giuliani demanded ukraine make a public statement announcing the investigations of the 2016 election dnc server and burisma. mr. giuliani was expressing the desires of the president of the united states. >> what gordon sondland is

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the president making it clear to the chinese that he frankly doesn't care one whit what they do.t will cost them dearly if they refuse to honor the commitments they have made in so-called phase one, i take it. you tell us, is there a deal in prospect here or are the chinese so objec -- dothey not realize t he says? >> they know he means what he says and says what he means. the question is getting into details and the fine-tuning. that's the only way you really find out whether you have a deal or you don't. that's what's been going on here. lou: it's been going on for a long time as you well know. we have come from the october disappointment, from the may disappointment, and each instance the' inference that the chinese side has reneged. this doesn't seem to have been going well in terms of creating a deal. the chinese insist they will not make a structural change. i haven't seen anything on paper. you may have. the president may have. but no one is sharing it. without paper, without papering this deal, how do we know if we are close or far or have a deal or will have a deal or we

but, you know, in the 60s, you know, after president johnson commissioned the report and it spoke to whitwhite america's complicity in exclusion of african-americans from practically every field and then suddenly the doors opened and you have shows like julia, diane cabell and the cosby show, you know, we had a flood of films and the doors opened and been justhenjust what, 2015, we had o years in a row where none of the acting nominees were of color. so, what i'm saying is yes, this past year one of the biggest films was black panther. you would think that would mean black films make money. well, they do, and they do in every study shows the more diverse a film cast, the more money you make us. >> more numbers. >> we are nerds, we are journalists. >> that's incredible. >> the problem is, see, this is the problem, we still live in a rigidly segregated society, segregated. i mean i live in new york, you live in new york. i go to many journalism events, publishing events, art events. i'm the only african-american or one of few. the parties, you know, i have a lot of white friends where i am

will make the change is that if their voices in a fight, if they step into hethe political arena, whitssciding to i runor themselves r candidate the future, i tell tt blueprintin and the playbook for doing that. judy: there is book where, you worked for president obama and anthony weiner and politicians who didn'tdwarct e, lyxajohn a dnd'a d'learned. >> i say in my book, don't -- people on a pedtal. ari about the issues, but don't put people on a pedestal i tell youngus people, if you do end up working for a flawed care of your career as wl. it is a fine line to walk but you have to continue stieve in. judy:in you are a political strategist, a del cratic politirategist so i won't get you without asking, how do you believe democrats can defeat donald trump next year? do you think they have a chance of winning? >> i do. that is because we have been the democratic base, the s.ye resistance if you want to call it that. weave shown up in races, in big ways, historical numbers. there is an energy there. en you look at the polling and it says what do democrats want thet, m thewant somebody wh

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it amounts to not one whit. am i businessing something? >> they are not looking for something factual. they are just looking for ways to get at this president. bill taylor's prepresumptions. the democrats are just taking this line and trying to piece together a puzzle the american people are looking at saying this is not a puzzle we are buying anymore. ukrainians did not know the discussions were going on. zelensky said i didn't feel any pressure. july 25, all the stuff mr. day more was taking place was further than that. he was talking about the pressure coming for these meetings. he pointed to mr. giuliani. he didn't point to the president. if adam schiff is going after the president, the president said there was no quid pro quo which we believe, and it was backed up by the transcript and backed up by the actions. >> that what amounts to as i would say in layman's terms, it amounts to nothing, nada. it's zilch. to watch the spectacle of the democratic chairs of these committee leading this quest for more nonsense after experiencing three

. >> not atlanta whit at the white is entitled to do so. lou: no, a variety of his attire. >> and it drove democrats craze in 1980s when oliver north wore his dress uniform to testify. lou: long memories. >> in the iran contra matter, if you can do it do you it. anyway, his testimony there were a number of problems, he did not have anything new to add to the investigation. his -- >> why was that? because, he was first witness to have actually listened to the phone call. and he vouched for the accuracy of the rough transcript of the phone call. lou: he vouched for the transcript of the -- oh, my goodness. >> he said it was very accurate. if you vouch for cacrac accuracf phone call we can read it draw our own impressions, his testimony of a lot of his opinion. lou: that is what this is? this has been a circus of impressions emotions, feelings, concerns, deep troubles. this has been a sort ofic per experience as we listen to second and third hand testimony about what we have all read and we all know, any independent objective mind, looking at

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different counties compared to attorney general and any other member of the treasure of the state whitnd rural areas, he got less a share of the vote across the board, they were historic wins for his fellow republicans. >> what does that say? >> originally we were wondering is this something people sending a message to president trump, they don't like him because bevin die tied himself close, bt no, it seems more of personal baggage. and he was so unpopular. kennedy: so unpopular, that maybe president did not have any rallies in hav virginia, maybe e should not have gone all in in bevin, but now calls for recanvasses offing machine -- of the voting machine. >> 5,000 votes? this does not seem that is the case. what kind of voting fraud would exist they take out one person, not stuffing ballots, the votes fraud you vote for 5 different republicans but not governor because you don't like him, that seems unlikely. i understand he trying to pull it but i have not heard a word from dc about lawyers warning wn marching down. kennedy: even then odds not on your side, always tough to lose. toug

that in itself is not new, but the "wonder years" did it with the whit and music.itten show and a great performance by the entire young cast. >> hey, steve, you look like my baby brother and his girlfriend have found each other. >> she's not my girlfriend! >> kevin arnold has to cope with all the timeless problems growing up during one of the most turbulent times we have known. >> kevin arnold is like a regular kid in in the 1960s, and he's not really aware of many of the events. in one of the episodes, the whole family is watching the apollo 8 take off, and i'm just sitting there trying to call a girl. >> the first episode of the "wonder years" anybody who saw it remembers the ending where the first kiss with winnie and kevin arnold. the song they play is "when a man loves a woman" that moment seemed so pure and so real. ♪ when a man loves a woman ♪ can't keep his mind on nothing else ♪ >> the tone is about rebellion, about being students. by the 1980s, it's time to grow up. so they shave their beards, give up their dechiccies and put on power suits, a whole new n

and i know you all had the opportunity to see him around the building with his whit, good natured smile, kind word for everybody. he was a legal mentor, colleague and friend to all of us but he was an even better person and san francisco was deep, deep in his heart. and the open thing he moved more than his family and his friends was his city. particularly as represented by this building, what it stood for in san francisco, the work that is done and that's represented in this building and his true belief, in the power of all of us that work here to make a difference in the lives of everyday san franciscoams. ssan franciscoans.i can speak or contribute than to speak buck's words today. we'll be having a public service at some point in the future where we'll have a chance to share thoughts and remembrances of buck. but buck, as all of you know, was a prolific historian, writ writer, linguist but he cared deeply about the history of san francisco and this place. and city hall's place in it. in the aftermath of his pass, p, we've started to unearth several nuggets and one of those was a ver

i think it's going to matter not a whit.t's only because trump is looking in deal mode whether it's with the taliban, inviting them to camp david or north koreans begging them for a third summit or the iranians saying take my phone call. they've gone nowhere. so he is prepared to give away the store for anything that looks like a deal with the chinese. but president xi made clear at the meeting in beijing that he is not in the mood to take lessons from the americans. that if anyone should be giving lessons on economic development, he said it should be the chinese. that's not a message that either trump or anyone in foreign policy circles in washington wants to hear. >> when we come back, we'll talk act what tom friedman calls the off broadway version of donald trump. benjamin netanyahu's upcoming indictments and his response to his legal troubles. y days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. my moderate to severe i ulcerative colitis.ing but i realized so

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whit johnson is here with the story. good morning, whit. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you.ce for two of his children and the judge let him have it in the courtroom llr inase that has striking similarities to other high-profile parents. trying to dodge the cameras, toby macfarlane retreating into a starbucks outside bostononths longest prison term to date in that "varsity blues" college admissions scandal. macfarlane admitted to paying $450,000 in bribes to get two of his kids into usc claiming his daughter was a top level soccer recruit and falsely describing his son as a 6'1" basketball standout even though he's really 5'5". in court the judge calling macfarlane a "thief" saying, you had the audacity and the self-aggrandizing impudence to use your wealth to cheat and lie your way around the rules. a stiff sentence that could have implications for similar cases like "full house" star lori loughlin and her husband mossimo giannulli, accused of paying even more money, $500,000 to get their two daughters in at usc as fake athletic recruits. nacot guilty ti. igor dvorskiy, the