. >> the next step for prosecutors is to try to move this case fromm juvenile courto adult court. so if there's a other kind of violation here, he could be facing serious time behind bars. >> reporter: it all started on the night of june 15th, 2013. his blood-alcohol was three times the legal limit when he got behind the wheel of his father's souped-up, red pickupp truck after a nightf pararing. gunning it to 70 miles an hour, he lost control of the vehicle plowing into a group of people there. bodies scattered hundreds of feet. 15-year-old lucas mcconnell survived the crash. >> you were the sound of metal crunching, glass breaking. >> glass breaking and tires screeching. the car that we were in gotot hit and we got shott across the road. nailed the tree. the back window was commeel shattered. >> lucas's father pulled up to the crash scene just moments later. >> it was chaos. there were people lying around, injured, hurt, dead. people yelling screaming help me. >> the teen behind the wheel, ethan couch, walkedd away fromm that mangled truck. >> once ethan couch was found, the stor

she was identified as 27-year-old lynnette alice fromme, one of the earliest followers of charles mansonhe tate la bianca murders of 1969. >> about the same time gerald ford becomes president, charlie in prison writes that he has new rules. they want to do one big thing that's going to get the nation's attention back on charlie. so squeaky, wearing a red robe, comes up to the president of the united states with a big gun, points the gun in his face. the secret service men wrestle her to the ground and squeaky's first words were, can you believe the gun didn't go off? >> following your own close brush with death in sacramento i wonder if this has convinced you all that we need tough gun legislation in this country? >> i prefer to go after the person who uses the gun for an illegal or criminal purpose. that to me is a far better approach than the one where you require registration of the individual or the gun. >> just minutes after making those statements, gerald ford walked into the street and heard the sound of gunfire. [ gunshot ] [ screaming ] >> my god, there's been a shot! there's be

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sometime sickest tients whw might have flown back to lter reid fromm overseas come back on a ventilate or with serious wounds and injuries, and they're struggling to live, and fortunately with modern medicine, with support of the military community, support of family members these soldiers, many of them are able to recover from devastating injuries, devastating illnesses, and show get acourage ingetgreat courage in overcoming very tragic injuries and illnesses. >> we are going to talk about something that is very special that you are proud of, e of the, dsh and we should be getting to, that should be airing allina cross the country. but how do you teach someone. again, you can't teach them, it life experience to overcome fear? do i need to take a break? do i? because i don't want to disrupt what you're about to sasa back and give >> armstrong: welcome back with bab bet brown, and dr. corom. >> it was such a poignant time, bab bet was tellllg dr. corom how you can relate to the military. how were jumping out of the helicopter and you would have to have your knee replaced. talk about tha

gabriel elizondo hats more fromm the u.n. there center in new york. >>> u.n. failed very people they were sent there to protect. according to a highly anticipated over 100-page-long independent report commissioned by the u.n. secretary-general comeuban ki-moon, instead of following up on the allegations of child rape the claims went from desk to desk, inbox to inbox across multiple u.n. offices with no one willing to take responsibility. >> the lack of coordination between policies leaves most victims unattended and vulnerable. >> reporter: the scathing criticism reaches high u.n. officials around the world. from the former top u.n. official in the central african republic to the current high commissioner of human rights in jeefningeneva. >> ban ki-moon has been presiding over the united nations for nine years, he says he has zero tolerance for sexual exploitation and abuse, and this report shows us that's more slogan than reality. >> at u.n. headquarters, a spokesman for ban ki-moon, says the secretary-general accepts this report and apologize he for not resp

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. >> reporter: fromm houston bound for nashville making a rough landing at nasille p.m. just as passengers thought they were safe, the plane rolling off the runway into a ditch. emergency crews and ambances immediately called to the scene and panicked passengers trying to grab bags from the overhead bins before evacuating down the jetliner's emergency chute. >> the m made sure there was no fire, explosion or anythingnd made sure everyone was able to get off quickly. >> reporter: eight passengers rushed to the hospital and later rereleased with minor injuries. both the nose of the plane and s side suffering damage. and the faa is still working to pinpoint what exactly triggered all this including the possibility that the plane blew a tire or w having problems with its landing gear. george. >> okay, alex, thanks. >>> we turn tohat terror threat that shut down schoolsn l.a. yesteay csing chaos for hundreds of thousands of families. new york got a similar threat decided to ignore it and that ignited a war of words between the two big cities. good morning, matt. >> reporter:

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37 cents from last year pain family of five driving a minivan from new york to miami savings of $80 fromm two years ago. robert sinclair is from a.a.a. >> this is the second year in a row we're seeing more people travel than the year before and as the economy comes back and incrementally we're seeing the numbers of those who are as well. >> reporter: at new york's penn station, one of amtrak's busiest hubs, national guard and bomb-sniffing dogs walked among the crowd. we found jane and her family as they were boarding an eight-hour trip to virginia. >> we just didn't want to get in the car and deal with the headache of traffic. the train you can get up and walk and around have a snack, play cards, that's great. >> reporter: norah, in case you're wondering how to avoid the headaches that come with traffic, according to a.a.a., the best days to travel are christmas day and new year's day. >> o'donnell: today a new jersey grand jury indicted a truck driver for manslaughter in the crash that seriously injured comedian tracy morgan. the crash last year on the new morgan's friends. an investiga

. >> meantime w with, we are so thrilled to welcome in a group of kids who have per are fromm agess 9 to 13, and they have performed all of the way from here to the white house. >> andnd they will be joining felicia key with their rendition feliz navidad feliz navidad feliz navidad prospero ano y felicidad feliz navidad feliz navidad feliz navidad prospero ano y felicidad i wanna wish you a merry christmas i wanna wish you a merry christmas i wanna wish you a merry christmas from the bottom of my heart feliz navidad feliz navidad feliz navidad prospero ano y felicidad feliz navidad feliz navidad feliz navidad prospero ano y felicidad i wanna wish you a merry christmas i wanna wish you a merry christmas i wanna wish you from the bottom of my heart i wanna wish you a merry christmas i wanna wish you a merry christmas i wanna wish you a merry christmas from the bottom of my heart [ applplse ] >>> we vhaveveot another holiday performance for you. >> from the grammy-w-wning band train. >> and they go wild for christmas. >> yes shgs, they do. we will have some amazing animals right after th

sunday fromm bloody our march is not yet finished.ut we are getting closer. 239 years after this nation's founding, it is not yet perfect but we are getting closer. our job is easier because somebody already got us through that first mile, someone already got us over that bridge. when the torch feels too heavy, we will remember these early travelers and draw strength from their example and hold firmly to the words of the prophet isaiah -- those who hope in the lord will renew their strength, they will store on the wings like eagles, they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be -- so we those who walk could run. we must run us our children sore and we will not go where he or we believe in the power of an awesome god and we believe in this country's sacred process -- promise. blessed united states of america. thank you, everybody. [applause] here, we ared convinced of the eternal truth be planted in the minds and hearts of our and justice -- ancestors when they're reminded to take thatble which was meant for able and turn

for past hour, there was a minor meeting between the frommes protest ors and police, some leaders of protesters met with police, almost looking like a discussion, then police allowed protestors to continue marching. the protesters have covered several miles across the city of chicago. they announced they plan to head to police review board to protest their. the review board has taken a lot of heat because of the dashcam video, right now, relatively calm, it seems they are heading north to a best flag to be -- destination to be determined. gerri. how many people do you see on the streets. melissa: visibly, yes, probably, they are no violent. they come and go, it looks like we're back to a couple hundred. they have covered several miles, one thing they have been chanting, no justice, no profit, they want to hit chicago where it hurts in its pocketbook. >> thank you, matt. >> the big question, i should mayor rahm emanuel resign? sabrina shafer is joining us to discuss that topic, are these protesters right? should the mayor resign? >> you know, i think they are right on this one part, y

dubuque county officals say there were numerous dessgn issues fromm fed up. "well it's bumpy...it's hard to keep a gravel road that gets this much traffic. have a lot of semi's coming in and out of here too." the oad project is now about five- hundred thousand dollars over budget. and supervisors aren't sure when it will be done. high school graduation rates reach a new high. the education department says the rate for the 2013-2014 school year was 82 percent - the highest since it started using a new measuring system in 2010. iowa had the highest graduation rate in the country at 90 percent. d-c was the lowest, at 61 percent. five people are now graduates of this is video of the eighth graduation ceremony in johnson county. in order to make it to this ceremony, you have to be in drug treatment court for at least 15 months... some "oh my goodness, my family is, they are overwhelmed. they never thought that this, i mean i've been using drugs for 20 years, every day." many people going through drug court now attended the ceremony and said the graduates inspire t

. >> jeff sessions, the senator fromm alabama who is a fierce critic of legally -- legalizing illel immigrants. >> and chuck schumer recognized wht i was doing so, so it was transparent. the request you asked, will it hurt him? >>i suspect not. procedures xepd ted cruz looked eye what he really is, a talented lawyer. therefore, to the extent he looked to be finally parsing different words, he looked lawyerly, and that's never a good thing. >> you can weigh in on that our talk about the democrat ecdebate. >> let me q qckly say i understood it differently. he may have been disingenuous and lawyerly, but i think he went on the record and said that it was not a poison pill, that he was not trying to kill the bill, and that would have allowed it to go forward. for now for himim to go back and say he wasn't forward as soon as possible toe expedient and political in touch, because rubio can't get away from his support for the immigration reform bill, which is for him i will say this about lastst night with mrs. clinton. you opened up with carly fiorina saling we got the right strategy post-paris. >>

president, while the senator fromme north dakotas still here, let me just say that he gave a speech that i wish i could have given. i can't -- i couldn't say it any better than he did. but i'd just make one point as he's preparing to leave the floor. you know, some people wonder, why is it that the texas economy is doing so well relative to the rest of the country. last year, 2014, our economy grew at 5.2%. the u.s. economy grew at 2.2%. now, the fact we're producing energy using the techniques that the senator from north dakota talked about, fracking and horizontal drilling -- fracking, by the way, been around for 70 years or more -- but that has helped contribute to job creation and our economic grow growth. and this is something we'd like to see expand across the country. we've been blessed, as the senator from north dakota has, with abundant natural resources and what we're asking to be able to do is to be able to sell those to willing buyers overseas, many of them some of our closest allies, who are being terrorized by thugs like vladimir putin, who uses energy as a weapon. think of

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. >> just fromm what can read in media eports, syed farook was one type of person before he met his wife and somebody else after. is your focus on the her when it comes to the radicalization issue? >> our focus on the investigation is wide ranging and we can't limit it to one point in time. we are trying to learn everything we can about both of these individuals. >> what have you learned about her time in saudi arabia? >> i'm not able to go into a lot of specific there is because we are working closely with our foreign counterparts to gather that information. it will be a long process, it will be an exhaustive process and we are trying to learn as much as we can about her life before they met, after they met, and, frankly, after she came here as well. what we are trying to focus on again is what motivated these two individuals. what led them not just to commit the act but to pick this particular place. >> what -- do you have any evidence at says that they were planning another attack and that this just happened to be what they decided to do? >> obviously we have concerns wherever we see

so, to pay for it, eugene quit his job at a research companyn northern california to hike fromm the california/mexico border to canada. along the way he posted videos of the adventure asked people to donate on social media until round about mid washington state. >> we did it! >> whehe eugene learned that he had reached his fundraising goal. >> you're going to walk! >> again, all this, to help a total stranger. >> yes! >> to quit his job, to go into debt from doing this. to help me get back on my feet. you don't meet people like that >> eugene yoon felt called to life. but when he heeded that call, he had no ia wha a difference he'd make. until proof rounded the corner. this is the first time eugene got to see arthur walk. i'm so happy. >> thank you, brother. >> i call him my brother now. we are brothers. i'm just very thankful to have a friend like him. i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for sure. >> makes you wonder, that little voice eugene heard, was that ever about helping someone with a hardship? or was it about helping two someones with a friendship. andrea bocelli. paris: there's a lot to

let t ople buy their prprcription drugs fromm countries like canada at half the price. and cap monthly prescription costs for every american. the drug companies have been over charging long enough. it's time to fight back. i'm hillary clinton >>> new research finds sudden cardiac arrest, long thought to a deadly conditi that strikes without warning, isn't so sudden. the study shows many patients missed or even ignore the early warning signs, sometimes weeks earlier. the survival rate for sudden cardiac arrest is less than , but with early detection and medical intervention, that rate jumps to 32%. our dr. tara narula is a cardiologist at lennoxill hospital here new york. >> good morning. >> 350,000 people die because of this so what does the study find. cardiac arrest is r rlly dismal. as you mentioned, less than 10% survival. most people die within 10 minutes. it strikes people in the prime of their life, around the age of 65. even when they recover, many are left with neurological damage, hypoxic brain injury. in this study researchers found there may be key windows o

his latest comments are banning muslims fromm coming into america which appeared certainly yesterday to include american muslims who had gone on a holiday. and his idea at one point it appeared it would include them that they would be stopped from getting intnto america. quite a few people oo agree, stone cold country tweeted i totally agree with donald trump. all immigration must stop in order to save this great country from hell. dramatic turn of phrase. this iian. this is quite amusing. he says you'd realize this is just becausen donald trump's addled mind it will stop obama that's qui funny. you can make any comments on the show at any point, we would read everything. we wonon'tead it all outut certainly see everything that comes in. >> also from the republican side of the aisle, this year's edition of government waste book. >> in what's become an aual tradition, a select number of republicans are calling out their colleagues on wasteful government spending. abc's serena marshall gives uss a look. >> reporter: monkeys running on treadmills, shrimp fights and hipster parties. all

to the extent that we can begin take the momentum away fromm thememthat will be really important. >> officials stepped up security after the paris attacks. it means more passengers will likely be funneled through those body scanners, whether they like it or not. >> it wasn't a bird, a plane or even supergirl but it appeared alarmingly close to those who got a glimpse. >> you can't differentiate arou services. products you can. >> you know how to change this lady? buy the men's version. >> take all our frustrations out on anthony. >> and the reminder, norah is back in action tonight filling in for scott pelley on the "cbs that's called a double dose of o'donnell. >> i'm norah o'donnell with anthony mason n d vinititnair. charlie and gayle are off. donald trump remains the clear leader in the republican presidential race as he defends hillary clinton. a new poll this morning shows 18%. ben carson and marco rubio tie for third at 10% with chris christie at 5%. >> trump lashed out at critics last night saying there's nothing wrong with the yiddish slang he used to describe clinton's 2008

. >>> love it or hate it, it is far fromm a white christmas here in the northeast. no-coat required kind of holiday. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: this morning, tourists hoping for a white christmas in the northeast are wearing shorts and flip-flops. >> i mean it's nice to be able to walk around this but i was promised in new york, snow. >> reporter: christmas eve in new york cy the warmest on record, 72 degrees. today will be more of the same. temperatures usually seen in the spring or even summer. >> i'm loving it. everyone should have a hot holiday. i don't have to go to california or florida. i'm fine right here. >> reporter: we even found an ice cream truck. you never expected to be out here in december. >> yeah, no, no, never did. never did. 1984. >> reporter: 1984 was the last time you brought it out? but for many the nice weather is on the naughty list. weather-related sales are down dramatically. a loss of $421 million. ski resorts are feeling it o. less than a fifth of ski trails 15 opened at 12 major resorts in the northeast. still more are eatin

. >> the world will suffer fromm having one less pern like him. >> reporter:r: the last thing ryan texted to daniel, i love you. and 37-year-old michael wetzel. a father of six was in a meeting when the shooting stard. today, those childre wakaking up to horfic news. >> they are very overwhelmed. there are six kids that have >>>>eporter: his wife, nicole, telling abc, he was my best friend and an incredible father who was loved by all. without him, this family will never be the same. so much heart break out here this morning. and nicholas thalasinos dro his wife off at work that morning. she's a second grade teacher. it was snack day. he helped her carry snacks into the classrm. she says she's cherishing the one final hug and kiss that he gave her. that is the memory this morning that shes clinging to. a one final hug and kiss from her husband. >> that moment of reaching out. you see this all the time. people going along the normal day and everything shattered. >> in one moment. thank you, cecilia. >>> we remember the 14 victims. there are a lot of heroes emerging from that day. first res

it's a big bet on the part of apple this will deliver way beyond what we would have imagined fromm asmartwatch? >> re. because we -- when we place our emphasis on something, we not only decide what we are working on, but it means we didn't work on something else. and so there is an opportunity so we are a big believer in wearable technology and the wrist in particular and apple watch in particular. >> interesting to see how much upside he still believes there is in the smartphone. the beginning of life cycle. >> that caught me as well. what do you think what else is possible? >> we will stand in lines to figure it out. >> and try to understand it. >>> a rad. >> caller: new technology is getting credit in the morning a downhill ski racer's softer than expected landing. matthias mayer broke two vertebrae in yesterday's crash but he says it could have been much worse. contessa brewer is here to show us the safety system that protected him. >> good morning. >> reporter: in a fraction of a second the crash cutting airbag technology kicked into gear when needed most and leave mayer in much better sh

that's ahead as we hear the lovely voiceof the new york >>> a we are a week away fromm making new year's resolutions, one of the most popular one, of course, is losing weight and this is the time of year when many of us do a lot of grazing at holiday party -- >> grazing, is that what we call it. >> i'm not really eating. >> tips on guilt-free grazing, dave zinczenko, man, it's the holidays. ki just drink copious amounts of winend go with the salt and the ham and the fat, just one day. >> you're not going to do t tt here. the average christmas day is 7,7,000 calories. i'm not going to grinch it up but we're going to have a lot of >> appetizers. >> starting with shrimp. this is the number one shrimp and prosciutto wrapped melon balances. here's the thing, just one of these, this is so mu protein, it's just ten calories so you could have a dozen o these o you could havav one fatty pig in a blanket. the protein will fill you up. the prosciutto wrapped melon ball is fantasticececause you're getting the italian ham but it's packed with vitamin c and in-laws talk polilitics, this helps bust sts

the prosecution argued he flew up -- grew up too after affluent and didn't know right fromm wrong. the pair flew a going away party before they went missing. >> in his first public comments since the appearance, couch's father released a statement through the attorney saying, he's fully cooperating with the investigation. investigators don't believe he helped them run from the law. >> thank you very much. >>> let's get a check of the weather for dylan in for al. again, another unseasonably warm day is coming to an end. >> it's not going to be too cold, it'll be regular. >> for january. >> exactly. so much above average up and down the east coast, that we've been getting used to the warmer temperatures. it'll feel like a shock to the through today, the last day of the year, new york city will still be above average with a temperature of 48 degrees. roanoke, 54. charleston, 16 degrees above average, high of 75 degrees. through the weekend, we'll get back into the 30s up in cleveland. raleigh will sink to the lower 50s by the time we get to saturday. new york will be in the low to mid

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saying he suffered fromm alcoholism calling it a disability but claiming usc kicked him to the curb when he sought treatment. sarkisian was terminated for allegedly drinking on the job. his assistant coaches alleging he was under the influence during this september game. and some saying he appeared intoxicated at an octobeber team practice. initially placed on indefinite leave in october sarkisianired less than 24 hours later without pay. >> it was very clear to me that he is not healthy. >> reporter: sarkisian denies he was ever drunk at work including that booster event where he says he consumed two beers along witith prescription medication for anxiety beforehand. and according to the 33-page lawsuit the coach had beeeen appling with stress from the long hours of coaching and an impending divorce. >> if steve sarkisian can prove that his alcoholism was a serious condition and usc knew about that and failed to accommodate his request for rehabilitation then he has a good chance of winning this lawsuit. >> reporter: the school releasing a statement writing, we are profoundlyy disappoted

. >> how would you stop them fromm entering the unitestates? >> the oer nig with a speech that nobodytill knows, i tweeted out, i that all there is? he didn't say anything. we have people in this country that want to blow up o country. you know it and so do i. the polls have come out and various polls i quoted were 25% of those polls agreed that the violence against americans here in the united states is justified. and they're looking at the jihad and they want a global jihad. now, george, we can take it sitting back, you will have many you look at paris, you know, i'm not talking about t horrible carnage that took place, paris is no longer the same city. they have areas in paris where the police refuse to go to. you go there because it's so dangerous -- >> i underand what you're saying, sir. >> w don't want t that for our country, george. >> we have to fure it out. >> tell me how this is going to work. ifn american citizen travels overseas, they're muslim, they cannot come back. >> no, they can come back. we're talking about all -- this is not

. >> rorter: the rich kids of evything fromm jets to parisiaian hotel suites. >> some people would take up to 30 a day and try and post them. we wanted to find out what it was that was driving themo do this. >> reporter: so director oscar humphries made a brand-new documentary called unsurprisingly "rich kids of instagram." >> tre's a fascination of what goes on in the worlds of the top 1%. instagram is kind of like a portal into people's lives. >> instagram is my canvas. if i w ann artist i would like to paint the picture of my life. >> reporter: some have hundreds of thousands of online followers.s. >>hen you get a lot of attention can be intoxicateing. >> reporter: i have no doubt santaa will be kind to the rkoi kind but is this naughty or nice what are the cars, the couture, the cash doing to t their llowerers making them feel a little disappointed in their own fear of missing out in teenspk. >> showing an extreme version of their lives. for children up pressable it is informion coming at them constantly can lead to an incread risk of depressssion a loneliness. >> if i'm showing off

families fromm different continents. mispronouncing their names was an issue. it was a big job. amazing to see how many people he's got coming back to the church now. he's trying to change things. >> the spirit he unleashed was so great. >> i've been around a lot of famous people pip have never seen so many people excited about one person. >> you have y yr wahlburgers going on. we're opening one here. you did something special after the paris attacks. >> donating proceeds to the red cross. paris isy favoriteity in t t world. i was forge gnat enough to work there. a bad movie. it was great experience. i try to go there often. >> you did a great thing. "daddy's home" is great movie. >> thank you. >>> i heard my smile takes over the world. oh, yes, it does. very nice xhil. it's time now for "gma's" football countdown. i'm here with the holy cross high schoooo knights from flushing squeens. yeah. you can get excited. and tonight's "monday night football" game on espnt new york giants are in miami to face the dolphins. mike green b bg and mike golicic on espn and espn's mike and mike

i'm with the ladies fromm louisiana and triplets. i don't know how your mom did it. i only have one coming from texas. you are how old? >> 16. >> 16 today. 16, 16 and 16 and hopefully yoyore staying warm because we're going to get cold tomorrow. boston, panama city, 38. don't worry, if yououre sticking around for nextt week we are becoming much more mild. christmas eve in the mid-60s in new york city, atlanta, right up into the mid-70s, even detroit getting to 54. all plan on another windy day in the area withthighs around 30 degrees in many spots. along this cold front, a passing snow shower may occur, mainly along and north a waterloo-maquoketa line. while no major r sues are anticipated, a brief reduction in visibility could occur >>> this weather report brought to you byoys "r" us. did you know it's national ugly christmas sweater day. yeah, we celebrated a day early. maybe you saw it with our big showdown. although, lara, you looked beautiful. robin did take the top honors and the cake literally though we want to thank our friends at country crock for presenting

here are my receipts fromm shopping. i alphabetize them in catalog folders, as you can see, they're a mess. so while retail therapy may not do your bank account any favors, it's not the biggest weight on your wallet. according to a recent bank survey, restaurants were the top culprit in american overspending. followed by coffee dates or lunches. and you guessed it, shopping. in fact, half of all those surveyed admitted to indulging on impulse purchases regularly. the age group most likely to shop until they drop, millennials. so even though there is a time and place for this -- >> clothes. treat yourself. fragrances. treat yourself. massages. treat yourself. fine leather goods. >> 'tis the season to cur your spending enthusiasm and give your bank account a breather before the holidays. the big question now, how do you kick the overspending habit? that's a good question. reilers clamoring for your money. what is the secret? jean chatzky is today's financial editor. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> you have the aspi

with your suits from milan, the wives fromm ukraine. laughter ] oh, the buildings you'll build. the wealth you'll amass. the people around you, all kissing your ass. [ laughter ] there are two kinds of people, which one will you be? a loser like them? would you like to finish? or a winner -- >> like me. [ cheers and applause ] >> donald trump, everybody. >> well done. the folks at kimmel -- we want a copy of this book. i tweeted to kimmel earlier asking for a copy. >> did you really?y? >> yes. i think it's remarkablbl >> i'd love a copy of that book so much. >> don't you want a copy? >> how do i get one? >> i don't know, kimmel. >> we're on abc. interoffice mail. >> great writing by the team at kimmel. >> funniest bit of the year. >> all of us gathers arorod a tv. i loved it. really a great moment.t. >>> next, arguably, the biggest global superstar of our time. we're talking about michael jackson. >> and big news about his iconic album "thriller." it's gone platinum now. at 30-times over, the only album ever to do that. 30-times over. you know he's earned more than $1 billion si

the story fromm abc's cecilia vega. >> reporter: the proud parents announcing the birth of their little girl max where else but on facebook. and with that photo of a beaming young family a letter to our daughter. "max, we love you and feel a great responsibility to leave the world a better place for and you all children. and to do that a promise." chan will give away 99% of their facebook shares, today worth about $ billion. one of the world's most influentntial techs now o on a two-month apaerntpaternity leave now writing to little max, we wish yourife filled with the same joy and hope you give us. we can't wait to see what you bring to this world. love mom and dad. >> we all say congratulations to them. and of course we're celebrating our own facebook milestone this morning. thanks to you we have passed 1 millllion likes. >> whoo. >> jack is celebrating. >> oh, yes. >> we wish we were giving away all of our salary to you. but we are not as generous as ththezuckerbergs. >> we wanted to celebrate with some of your mean messages to us. g-rock wrote "you guys the unofficial new duo? was t

as 21 people recover from their bullet wounds, others are coping with the fact their loved momo now fromm abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: reali sinking in for the families of those killed. >> everybody knew and loved him. >> reporter: ryan reyes' partner daniel kaufman was a job trainer at the coffee shop inside the inland gional center. >> the world will suffer from having one less person like him. >> reporter: 42 years old, one of the 14 killed in the shooting. also killed, environmental specialist michael wetzel, a father of six. >> they are very overwhelmed. there are six kids that have lost their father. >> nicholas thalasinos, damian meins and ten others their names of released by the san bernardino corner's office. many employees of the county health department attending a banquet when the shooting took place. 21 people also injured. hospitalized with a bullet still lodged in her abdomen. >> nobody ever expects for close to home. that room. >> the door opens but you don't think anything of it. all of a sudden, gunfire starts. she felt a sting in her lower side of her back and t

got pantene shampoo and conditioner the pro-v formula locks moisture inside my hair and the damage fromm pantene. strong is beautiful. >>> welcome back. it's time forthe mix"x" where we look at viral stories. we're going to start by talking about "star wars" again. yesterday, wealked about how there have been complaints. this had gone viral of a starbucks polar bear cookie that looked like it had its neck. >> supposed to be a red scarf. >> it looked like it was slit and people complained about it anyway turns out what we meant was the snowman, not the polar bear friends at starbucks were watching. > they weighed in and said guess what, it's been discontinued. there's a reason we couldn't find theolar bears for the show yesterday. it was kiss discontinued in 2010. the snowman is in. by the way, they also have these gingerbread ugly sweater cookies. that's what they call them which making amends with our friends at starbucks. these cookies look mm delicious. >> hav one. >>> dig in, please. >> >> come on, why not. >> help yourself. >> i think it's undignified to do it and 0 the telly but i'