thanks so much for being on, becky. becky benson: thank you. scott samuelson: francis degnin, a professor of ilosophy at university of northern iowa. thanks for being on francis. francis degnin: thank you. scott samuelson: at the end, linda livingston, a pastor at ascension lutheran church, linda, thank you for being on. linda livingsto: it's good to be here. scott samuelson: okay, well becky, let's just sttt off with the big have a law that allows mentally competent, terminally ill adults to voluntarily request and receive drugs to end their own lives? becky benson: well, i think that's a very difficult question. i think my first answer to that would be that i don't think that that's the best solution to how do we take better care of people at the end of their lives. i think that putting more money and emphasis into palliative care e rograms and really i think we've bebeome disconnecttd from the natural process of dying in america and we like the idea of control. that's a very unifying principle for most americans is we like to control when th

hi, kate. >> hi, becky. independent businesses have gotten a nice boost in sales the past few years thanks to small business saturday and retailers hope this year is no exception. it's not plaque friday or cybermonday that truesberry, new jersey-based retailers kitgories was gearing up for, it was small business saturday. >> it's a reminder for people now with the internet and everything else that they have, that they can shop at, it's helpful to keep in mind that the businesses that have been here for so long are still here. >> the store does about 25% of its annual sales during the holiday season and also enlists local vendors to make their wares. >> i've got 90-year-old women knitting sweaters for us. i've got women who are in their 80s hand-painting for us. we try to keep that local feel and that one of a kind uniqueness there for people. we try to set ourselves apart and shopping local is where you find that. >> now in its sixth year, small business saturday is designed to encourage shoppers to buy from

hi, kate. >> hi, becky, that's right. independent businesses have gotten a boost in sales the past few years thanks to small business saturday, and retailers hope this year is no exception. >> reporter: it's not black friday or cyber monday that new jersey-based retailer kidegories was gearing up for this week. it's small business saturday, sandwiched in between the two major shopping days. shopowner eileen is hoping for big results for her small business. >> sits juit's just a reminder people now with the internet and everything else that they can shop at. it's helpful to keep in mind that the businesses that have been here for so long are still here. >> reporter: the store does about 25% of its annual sales during the holiday season and also enlists local vendors to make their wares. >> i've got 90-year-old knitting sweaters for us. i've got women who are in their 80s handpainting for us. we try to keep that local feel and that one-of-a-kind uniqueness and shopping local is where you find that. >> reporter: now in its s

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i'm becky quick. thank you so much for joining me.ext week, now that you've taken some new family photos over the holidays we hope, we'll show you the best way to store those right re priceless pictures. have a great one and we'll see you next. >>> right now, new information on a man accused of killing three people at a planned parenthood clinic and what police are saying led to the deadly rampage. >>> tens of thousands expected to drive, fly or ride the rails back into our area. >>> a chilly and wet start to our morning as we look over center city and details coming up in the first alert forecast. good morning,

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becky, you tell me.essentially is saying if anyone is to apologize for taking this plane down, it's not the turkish. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. and he described, once again, the circumstances of the downing of that russian jet so far as turkish officials are concerned. the jet was warned ten times. and then it incurred into turkish air space for all of 17 seconds. i did put it to him that a lot of people, including the americans, that this is not an overreaction. 17 seconds is not an awfully long time but he said, listen, this plane was warned. it was warned ten times. it incurred into turkish air space and turkish military, according to the rules of military engagement, had a job to do. and when i put it to him as to whether he believed now knowing that this was a russian jet -- because at the time they weren't sure. they just -- they had shot down an unidentified plane. once they knew it was russian, i said do you think that was a mistake? and ought you to apologize to the russians? he said, no, it

becky, dou do a great job, a big fan., so at thanks giving time, thank you for all you do. >> thank you. >> if you think i'm going to stop you -- [ laughter ] i don't know if i -- go on -- [ laughter ] >> well, i could. [ laughter ] >> well, thank you very much. that's awesome. all right. are you going to buy cabella's? >> well, you know -- >> that would be a heck of a combination. you have to admit. you are east, they are more west, right? >> yes. there's been a lot of speculation, elliot invested in the company, and they are pretty much activists. there's speculation. i can just say, you know, both our companies grew up pretty much the same way from passion of the founders, and around the outdoors, and there's so many great people there. it's a great brand. we respect it. there's a lot of rumors and speculation. who knows where they lead, if anywhere, but we have a high regard of the company. >> has elliot reached out to you? >> they probably have. we have not -- we have not had any visits with them to be candid, none a

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becky pierce and april hogland were legally married 13 months ago. they were licensed by the state to take in foster children just a few months later. they've gone through all the checks. they have two biological children too. their foster daughter's birth mother is supporting their plan to adopt her child. get that? the mom wants this couple to adopt her baby. the utah division of children and family services is also supporting this couple. so why does judge johansson object? he is not commenting publicly but the parties in the courtroom say he claimed to have researched showing, quote, kids in homosexual homes don't do as well as in heterosexual homes. he would not provide that research that he said he had. nor would he say where he got that research. and state law does not bar same-sex foster couples. state law. the stuff he actually works within. does not support this decision. becky pierce, one of the moms, is live on the telephone with me from utah. becky, has there been any movement at all in this case since the media has highlighted what's go

also ahead, in honor of becky. we'll tell you how a local fire and police department raised money for a fallen hero and how much they collected. >>> 4:43. happening today the man accused of killing three people in a planned parenthood is scheduled to be in court. we may never know why he allegedly opened fire inside the planned parenthood on friday. that's because the warrants related to the case against robert dear are sealed. a law enforcement source says dear said the words no more baby parts after he was arrested following a five-hour standoff. one of the three killed is police officer garrett swasey, he was a former champion figure skater and a father. he rushed in to try to save other people's lives. >> not his jurisdiction and no one would have faulted him for not going. he went and he laid down his life. for others. for this community. that doesn't surprise me at all. no. that's garrett. >> planned parenthood came under fire this summer after activists released video suggesting that the group sells fetal or

becky worley, abc news, san francisco. >> thanks, becky.ught it was just because i was eating a berger. >>> well, coming up, the soulful singer shattering yet another record. >> and what happens when parents tell their kids they ate all of their halloween candy? it's not good. "the skinny" is next. >>> "world news now" continues >>> "world news now" continues after this from ou ♪ skinny, so skinny >>> leading us off this morning, the narrowing field of talent on "dancing with the stars." it was a good night. >> it was a good night. a lot of great performances. and one of the show's most talented competitors got the boot. >> into the ballroom we go for week eight of competition. and once again, near the top of the leaderboard fan favorite bindi irwin, she and derek hough pulled in a 28 out of 30 for their hot fox trot here that brought the crowd to its feet. >> yeah. tamar braxton and partner val continued their streak of consistency, also getting 28 for their paso doble, but it could have been higher. as judge carrie ann noted she lifted he

steve leisman has the details. >> good morning, becky.ventional wisdom is the 18-34 group are a very distinct demographic, but our cnbc survey that did an over sample ever millennials, greater than the proportion in the population, finds sometimes differences, especially with economic issues, they are more similar than they are different from other demographic groups. first thing, we asked, what do you look for when it comes to a company or an employer? we asked about how important is the environmental record, how important is hiring the best and the brightest, work force diversity, work-life balance. when you see this chart, in terms of rank order, millennials are the same as the broader population. environmental is least important, ethical practices the most. inside, if you zoom in, you see slight differences, hiring the best and brightest more important to my men yal, diverse di about the same, work-life balance about the same. they lack a little bit when it comes to the importance of rong ethical practices, but it's the same. looking

thank you, becky. most people love shopping on amazon, it's so easy. you say shopping on amazon.com, it's going to be different this year? >> yeah, amazon is a little bit different. come and go, limited quantity. your prime members will have 30 minutes early access to those deals and that's a big deal when there's limited quantity, but some of them will have watch alerts. they want you using it. >> yeah, they're trying to lure you. you also said to think outside the box when you plan your shopping, how so? >> reporter: that's right. black friday has become this big day on getting deals on travel. home depot has a black friday sale, bathroom vanity, anyone? and whole foods has a wine sale. think about the cash you have think about the cash you have on hand and whether you can save a bundle. >> becky, great tips. always great to have you. happy shopping this week and happy eating. >> thank you, paula. >>> coming up here on "good morning america" -- the big buildup to the biggest celebrity wedding of the year, that's coming up in "pop news" with, what's h

>> yes, becky. it's going to be a very negative for corporate earnings.ring. that's going to stop. the stock buyback programs -- not stop immediately, but they will start the process of stopping, and then you're going to have to look at not just earnings per share, but operating earnings as the dollar gets stronger and as american corporations are hurt by this. i think the ecb is pushing as hard as they can, the dollar to parody with the euro, and that is not going to be a good thing for the equity markets. >> bob, have you factored in that idea about a stronger dollar and what that means for the industrials? obviously, the financials benefit if rates are up, but other sectors could get hit hard. >> i don't disagree at all, becky. all year, my focus has been on companies to get most of the earnings from here and not so much multinationals because slower growth overseas and the rise in the dollar, and i don't think that game has changed, so you have to focus on a lot of domestic companies in my view. >> what's the companies you like, bob? >> so i think tha

we have becky anderson in istanbul, and matthew chance in russia.ve just released an audio recording of the incident, and tell us about it. >> yes, no official reaction of the russian foreign minister's suggestion that it is planned provocation, but you are right to point out that turkey's military has released this audio of what it claims is their warning to a russian warplane before they shot it down. now, we have listened to it, and listened to it again, and in one portion of the audio, a voice is heard saying, this is turkey air force speaking on guard. you are approaching turkish air space, change your heading south. now, wolf, it is poor quality which may be standard in the recordings, but under two minutes of audio, you do keep hearing a voice saying, this is turkish air space and change, dot, dot, dot, because we can't make out what was said next. and ankara says they were shot down in self-defense, and now, this is not the first time and they have cited four instances since the air campaign has begun, that russia has entered turkish air spa

i'm becky quick. should tipping be on the menu every time you go to restaurant? the growing movement to eliminate it. but there is a big catch. and lessons in farming for kid who least expect it who may not know cabbage from kale. >> and cutting coupons at supermarkets. and a guide to holiday wine no matter how much or how little you want to spend. "on the money" starts right now. money" your life, your future. >>> the dining tradition could be changing. more and more restaurants are experimenting with eliminating it's is a steady diet of no tipping more? week. tipping may soon be coming off menu. joe's crab shack announced it's testing a no-tipping policy but they plan to raise prices 12% to 15% to pay for an increase in wages. other restaurants are experimenting with tip-free at lunch. the move is similar to the model fond in europe where the employees are paid a regular wage and tipping is rare. but that's a sharp contrast to u.s. dining tradition. workers who receive tips are only required by the federal government to be paid $2.13 an hour. that's an amount t

. >> becky pierce tied the knot late last year. after the supreme court legalized gay marriage, they became foster parents to a bouncing baby girl. but tuesday a utah judge brought their happy world to a screeching halt. >> we never thought that this would happen. >> reporter: during a routine court hearing for their foster daughter, a utah judge asked becky pierce and april hogland a simple question. >> he asked us what our relationship was. and we told him that we were legally married. >> reporter: what happened next they never saw coming. >> he just dropped the bomb that she needs to be removed to a heterosexual couple. >> reporter: juvenile court judge scott johansson ordered the child removed in just seven days, that would be this coming tuesday. >> he did say he had research that proves that children do better in heterosexual homes than they do in homosexual homes. >> reporter: becky and april who were both raised mormon say the judge is making his legal decisions based on his own religious morality. >> that's one of the thin

but it was very hard. >> and becky, did you see this coming? was going to happen? >> we knew that he didn't like same-sex couple, but we didn't expect this to happen. >> is there anything in utah law that backs up this decision? >> there is not. >> and so that's the surprise that the governor was exhibiting when this was brought up to him, right? that he can't see what there is in utah law that allows the judge to rule this way? >> correct. >> and did you have any trouble in the initial arrangements for this foster care? >> no. once we were able to get legally married, we were able to obtain a foster care license. and that has been really smooth and easy. >> and april, what about in your neighborhood. were your neighbors hostile at all towards you about this? >> oh, no, not at all. we've never had any sort of hostility or discrimination in our neighborhood. this is the first time. >> and becky, why did this end up in court at this point? >> this was just a routine hearing for the child. this actually had nothing to do with us. it was a hearing,

becky, it's always gait to have you.this week and happy eating. >> thank you, paula. >>> coming up here on "gma," the big buildup to the biggest celebrity wedding of the year, that's coming up in "pop news" with, what's her name? >> read it like i wrote it. >> come on. >> sara haines. ♪ >> sara haines. ♪ love you. love you too. one minute. ♪ hi. hi dad. we need to do this. letting go... it's a little easier when you've saved for college, with state farm. and let roomba jufrom irobot®an help with your everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire home cleaning up pet hair and debris for up to 2 hours. which means your floors are always clean. you and roomba from irobot® better together™. at hillshire farm, spice is the spice of life. that's why our craftsmen season every sausage perfectly. so you can coax out great flavor effortlessly. hillshire farm. because it's worth doing right. does your makeup remover every kiss-proof,ff? cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena® makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubbor

let's go to becky quick. she was talking to donald trump, and she was bringing up a statement where she said that trump in the past had criticized mark zuckerberg, the facebook mogul, on immigration. let's look at what happened. >> mr. touch you've been very critical of mark zuckerberg, who wanted -- >> i was not at all critical of him. >> where did i come up with this? >> probably, i don't know, you people where this stuff. >> my apologies, i'm sorry -- >> that was just a heart-stopping head-slapping moment for me as a journalist. look, it's not easy to moderate a president atdebate, but becky quick, who is a solid journalist in german, not a great moderator should have had that attribution right in front of her. she had about six questions, she should know every possible question. >> you never know a, and you said something, and here it is, and it turns out it was on trump's web page, and 20 minutes later, cnbc corrected it, so he policy gilesed, and she was right. >> she was correct. that was the irony of

i don't know how you felt, becky. it did feel there was a downturn. >> certain softness but it's not in the data right now. you have that weakness. so the one place i think the fed would react and react politically is if this country along with europe ends up being on more of a war footing, into that environment i do not believe the fed would hike. i don't know if that's going to be the case. it depends on the response, if there's some form of -- let's make a suggestion if 50,000 american troops are on their way to europe or syria for a boots on the ground kind of thing which i don't think will happen. let's say it does. i don't believe the fed will hike to it that analyst. >> glenn, in terms of how you measure things, strength of the dollar that's the other big concern that people have had, that a worry for you or do you think the fed just needs to go ahead and do this because relative to the rest of the world our economy is in better shape. >> my biggest worry or biggest concern, becky, if and when we get jobs to tr

becky? >> all right, thank you very much.ompany not feeling that downturn is amazon.com, new highs, 114% year today. morgan stanley put an $800 price target on the stock this week. one of the companies with a market capitalization. analyst joining us on the stock's performance and amazon's impact on holiday shopping. here with us u our own john ford. neil, starting with you want do you think this is a zero sum game where everything the other retailers are losing is picked up by amazon? >> well, amazon is definitely benefitting from the pain the other retailers are incuring. company growing at 20%, that's very strong growth. they are showing a path to profitability and margins are steadily improving. amazon is moving into many, many categories, you know, they are moving into consumables, and moving into babies, diapers, expanding deeper into the categories and taking share from the traditional retailers. >> no question the revenue is impressive, sales growth impressive. you mentioned they are closer to profitability or being a

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew rosss sorkin. among today's big test we have the labor picture. the october adp report is due at 8:15 eastern time. the economy probably added about 180,000 private sector jobs last month. let's check on the markets this morning and again after two big days of gains you're going to see some green arrows once again. dow futures up by 30 points this morning. the s&p futures up by 1 and the nasdaq up by over 10. >> let's get you caught up on the other big stories we're watching this morning. it's on the front pages of the papers. volkswagen understated the fuel consumption of 800,000 cars sold in europe. the latest revolution represents more than a $2 billion economic risk. meantime, porsche's north american unit is discontinuing some of the -- how do you pronounce this? i always never know. >> cayan diesels until further notice citing allegations of emission cheating as well. shares trading sharply lower right now. more from our european colleague wilfred frost who is going to be here on the set. >>

abc's becky worley joins us from san francisco with all of the secrets. good morning, becky. help us out. >> reporter: good morning, paula. yeah, the big news this black friday, the online deals are finally finally comparable to the in-store deals. walmart says 96% of the deals they offer in store are also available online and that 4%, it's mostly limited inventory doorbusters that have already come and gone. what's new we're seeing retailers push shoppers to deals. one i saw, rebecca minkoff bag, 55% off. >> so walk us through some of the other deals and tell us if we should wait for clothing for cyber monday. >> yeah, today is the day. let's start with phones. buy a phone today if you need one, the samsung galley s6, their note 5 both only a penny at target. love those. also at target, apple watch $349. that's list but bundle it with a $100 gift card. staying on apple, the mini 4, 399 at meijer bundled with a $125 gift card. kindle fire tablet, $35, that's just insane and you asked about clothing, kenneth cole, 50% off. the gap 50% off. cole hahn, 30% off. some may be more

. >> becky worley has some tips at keeping your finances safe this time of year. >> reporter: brows, be this simple. with credit card hacks, scams, and fraudulent sellers, here are a few new ways to stay safe. when you get an e-mail from a retailer promoting codes, don't click straight through. >> it's harder to tell on your cell phone if the link in an e-mail is legit or not. once you've clicked the link, you're infected and don't know it. >> reporter: fire up the browser and type in the company's e-mail address. you can refer to the e-mail promotion code and enter it directly during cckout. about checkout, 23,000 people will use a mobile payment service, like paypal, google wallet. and millions more will use those services online. but heads up- -- >> you want to connect to your favorite merchant to do online shopping in a secure, safe way. >> reporter: to fully protect yourself, make sure the payment services are linked to a credit card, not a debit card. finally, protect your device. symantec identified more than 1 million apps that are malware in 2014. snag some deals and stay sa

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our becky worley is tracking the deals and join us from san francisco.single best item to buy today? >> shoes and clothes. yes, i'm talking to you, paula, let's focus on shoes. >> okay. >> online shoe site 6pm.com has a huge sale up to 70%. if you have a favorite brand, check their website. i know the boots i want are going on sale and your favorite department store, many won't announce their sales until tomorrow morning. >> ooh. >> cecilia is writing down everything you're saying. one other question for you, i understand this is a big issue for rob and me, beauty is also big on cyber monday? >> yes, dan, hairspray. it literally goes on sale. it's worth a look. you want to check sephora, check ulta tomorrow. also the big department stores, they tend to discount those gift sets. and certain brand lines. also the body shop, 50% off everything. so, stock up on that pink grapefruit body wash, guys. >> a direct quote from rob, he says sephora is my jam. >> okay, so what about electronics, we know thanksgiving is massive. it's not over yet. electronics, still

becky worley, abc news, new york. >> a lot of work. >> it's a lot of the math at this hour. told that to be cautionary about all of this because a lot of scammers use it as a way to get your money gift card sold off the rack at target and other stores like thatting are the target of scamsters around the corrupt. >> you would never do that hole. >> no. >> but we do get 50% off. >> wow. what's the other 50%. >> what are we giving away? >> i have to idea. o idea. no ide. the leading cough liquid only provides relief for four hours, but did you know there's a product that lasts for twelve hours? try delsym® twelve hour cough liquid. its advanced formula works by immediately releasing powerful medicine that acts fast while its extended release medicine lasts for 12 hours. in fact, delsym® lasts three times longer than the leading cough liquid. for all day or all night relief, try delsym®-the #1 doctor recommended 12 hour cough liquid. this has been medifacts for delsym®. try delsym®-the #1 doctor recommended 12 hour cough liquid. with so many different types of it's important for

this is not buying from other there. >> becky, thanks so much. we want to tell everybody for more on today's sales and the on cyber monday you can go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >> these are the little toys getting stuck. >> the bunchems. >> don't stick it in your hair. >> his hair is like a thing of magic. one of the hottest toys as some parents say it's causing a bunch of problems. get it, bunch. bunchems are colorful building balls but the story we first saw in "wall street journal." when not used properly they don't just stick to each other they're getting stuck in kids' hair. >> they stick to each other and build like no other. they're -- >> all: bunchems! >> these bunches of bunchems have kids going crazy. >> the amazing new shapeable bit that sticks and stays and pulls away for endless play. >> they're essentially little building blocks to bill and create all these different shapes and even animals. >> the trendy must have toy this season had texas mom bonnie brushwood tangled in knots, literally. >> the hair came in one direction

becky worley, abc news, new york. >> okay. so when we come back, the force -- are you shopping?eah, i am. >> you really are for those skirts? okay. "the force awakens"" a little more. >> we'll find out some celebrities how they spent their thanksgiving. "the skinny" up next. 60% off. that's a lot of money. >> i don't think that's in your color chart. >> announcer: "world news now" continue ♪ skinny, so skinny >>> topping the "skinny" this morning, we find many celebrities spent thanksgiving much like the rest of us. >> actress eva longoria and america ferrer were at the pacecy's thanksgiving day parade just like 3 million others and tweeted pictures. >> she still looks beautiful. >> carrie underwood let us know she's human too by showing us a picture of the pumpkin pie she burned. does not look good. >> maybe not entirely like the rest of us like this turkey. that's new england patriots quarterback tom brady scaring the heck out of his kids. >> that's kind of funny. >> kind of cute. >> and you know, that's pretty funny. that's cute. that's cute. cute, cute, cute. >> that dance.