mo mo. going into this, you know, like going back in the 1960s and the 1970s and all of that, the struggle they've been through and the isolation and all of that, it's been like not being accepted in society, and what happens, you lose your sense of self and your worth. and i think that mo mo is from that generation now where they're becoming who they are-- owning who they are. and so even with snap when he like, responds and he's owning it and looking at her like, "what do you got to say, because it's me and that's who i am, and if you don't like, it's your problem, not me." >> hinojosa: so how is it in hollywood these days? i mean, now... so now you've got an oscar nominated film, the visitor, kind of in your back pocket. you've got a series now that's continuing, nurse jackie. you've done bit parts on 24... what other... >> ncis, veronica mars... >> hinojosa: so you've done a... >> yeah. >> hinojosa: so... >> american dreamz... >> hinojosa: so is it a struggle for you? are you in hollywood saying, "okay, it's great right now, but i really need that next phone call for the next job" and you know, you're not... you're concerned? or are you thinking, "you know what? the fact that i've played," you know, "every possible character from a gay nurse to," you know, a syrian

and so in the pars -- >> you kind of said mo money, mo problems. >> mo money, mo problems.short of it. we make movies that are half the price of the movies we could be making and we're getting paid half the amount that we could be getting paid. but what we are getting in exchange for that is pretty much do whatever the -- we want, which is much more valuable than money on a day-to-day basis. >> and we'll cut our own budget down. >> yeah. >> we'll sea say to them. at 40 you're going to tell us a lot of stuff and 30 you're not. we'll do it at 30. >> yeah. we do the numbers that will allow us not to listen that much. >> i've been in the situation in "the daily started show"," cable was still really cheap. i've never worked on anything that i had a budgets. what that means is, a small staff also means lot of ownership, and that's what's really fun is that when the graphic person is the president and you have six writers and you're working your balls off or whatever. i don't have in anymore. you work so hard that everybody cease their joke on the air and sees that they're part o

actually mo money, mo problems. >> i think we had a picture of the girl. she is pretty cute.look at her. she will go into the business. she is using her cat. >> what business? >> show business. she will get a show with her and her cat. what if this were a human being? suffering from swarfism. a 2-year-old with dwarfism and we call it grumpy baby. i am totally fine if you look -- where i grew up if you look a certain way we call you that. if you were fat it was just fat. not fat joe or fat andy. if you look grumpy in the face you look grumpy. >> what would i be? beautiful lips are wet girl. >> got to you go. gotta go. when we come back. robot cameras. here is what is going on the independence. >> did you hear royal fever is sweeping across new york? will and kate are visiting. are you excited? what have you done in preparation? >> made posters. >> did you get a commemorative plate? >> more on fox business network. >>> will it be a pop star or russian czar. ""time" magazine" has unveiled the most interesting person list and it is as interesting as it is boring. vladimir putin i

money,-- mo' mo' problems. movies that are half the price of what we could be making and we are getting in half of what we could be getting, but what we're getting in exchange for that is the ability to pretty much do whatever the fuck we want. we will cut our own budget down. rules say, o 30 year authority and tell us a lot of stuff and at 30 or not? explain literally ask them the number of debt allows them to not listen as much. >> i have basically been in conversations with these two. we started the daily show, capable still cheap. i have never worked on anything that there is a budget. what that means is, a small a lot ofo means ownership. that is what is really fun. have six writers and were working balls off or whatever, i don't have any anymore, work tomorrow all off, when you work so hard that everybody sees a joke on the air and sees that part of the process, it is really rewarding because the bottom line in this business is there is no making it. there's only the path through which you make your work.

. >> reporter: the three-year-old boy the son of this man known to neighbors as mo, it's pleased mo may have been who the gunman was originally looking for. he declined to answer questions as he entered his house this afternoon. this woman says the first victim, the adult is her son-in-law william palm she says pew drove himself to the hospital and though police cannot confirm it, she claims no one on the block called 911 at the time of the attack. >> they were scared. >> reporter: because of repercussions from -- >> from who -- i guess. or it's the complacency of hearing gun shots. i don't know. it boggles my mind. >> reporter: councilman kenyatta johnson at the scene has long urged his constituents to step up. >> regardless of the circumstances they still need to call 911. they cannot let thugs with guns take over their neighborhood. >> reporter: well, there is now a vague description of the gunman that police are looking for. it is rather vague. the shooter is described as a black male, no age, 5-foot 10 wearing a dark hoodie and blue jeans. not too much to go on there. live in grays

police say the case has similar mo, similar mo to other attacks in the the university city area and similar description of the attack inner all of the cases. >>> philadelphia council woman blondeel ren held in brown would like philadelphia a colleges to adopt a yes means yes policy. her proposal would require both parties to consent, verbally consent and be conscious before engaging in sexual conduct. council would man is inviting residents from the colleges and universities to a hearing before council's education committee to hear that plan. >> another women is stepping out of the shadows and says comedian bill cosby also drugs and assaulted her. beverly johnson this time, first black super model says cosby drugged her inside her new york city home in the 1980's. johnson tells vanity fair magazine that she said that she had been drugged and knew it. she said when she confronted cosby he got angry and made her leave. several other women have have come forward in recent week saying they too were raped or groped after cost which drug them. he denies all of the allegations. >>> an attempted ro

you'll have to call mo about that -- oh, never mind mo. [ beeping ] okay, i'm going now.

we are also following a new accident into our system in mo den that. this is mo den that road is closed between union street and overhill road. >>> the case of the escaping bob cat. today a new legal challenge for rocky's owner after she failed to keep him contained. >>> and more fun for fans, we'll tell you about the changes the new owners of the wilmington blue rocks are promising when we take you county by county up next. ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself some people think vegetables are boring. but with green giant's delicious seasonings and blends, we just may change their minds. ho ho ho green giant! >>> 5 minutes before 6 clock right now. the search for shane. it has now been three weeks since shane montgomery was last seen. his family is asking for help from a nonprofit diving organization to take another look at the water. his uncle says the family is not hold up well

one shot into 1355 newkirk wounding the three-year-old son of this man, known to neighbors as mo its believed mo may have been the intended target. he had no comment as he entered his now's this afternoon. councilman kenyatta johnson says anyone with information about the gunman and the reasons for the shooting must get that information to investigators. >> this makes no sense as to how they seized him. -- this holiday season we shouldn't have a family going to the hospital with a three-year-old shot in the leg. this is another reason why we have to be aggressive going after those individuals carrying illegal guns. >> reporter: still no description of the gunman from police. councilman johnson says this has been a bad mix of violence, drugs and guns here in this part of grays ferry. people need to speak out. he made the point that it was just last august that a thrill three-year-old girl onedding street was shot and killed. he said people need to speak out. live in grays ferry, john recalls --ist. >> investigators say sean king start add porch fire last week. a man and woman had to be rescued fr

mo. mongo is the new one now. from "blazing saddles." >> mo? man, where do i start with mo? he is a good guy. , when he first came to san quentin, he was able to share information with us. opening came up, he jumped on it. we brought him in. >> we know what we are doing. just going down to the lower yard and doing the usual things with the gangsters. warden wants us to pay more attention to the lower yard. we'll have them all walk over to the industries wall. we will pat them down. i want names and numbers on everybody. make sure you have something to write on. and then anybody that catches our attention, we will find their housing and go visit their house while they are still on the yard. that will be that. >> the majority of prison crime happens on the yards. isu's surprise searches are part of an effort to prevent violence. >> they are down there passing drugs. they are down there passing information. there are orders on who is to be hit. who is supposed to be holding weapons. who is supposed to be holding drugs. that's their time to do their business, and i could walk the yard and not catc

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mo ivory along with legal analyst mel robbins. mo, generally speaking when you've run out of other options you attack the press. is that simply what's going on here? what do you make of this statement from mrs. cosby? >> well, first i want to say i'm not really sure it's her statement. you know, we don't know those are her words or the words that were made up by the lawyers that, you know, wanted to put something out for a response. but i really think that that is a woman who's been married to a man standing by her husband. she's been married to him for 50 years and those are, to me, statements that say "i don't necessarily know this person that everybody is talking about. i think he's receiving unfair treatment in the media." which many people have said they thought people who do not believe the allegations say they think bill cosby is being attacked in the media. so i wouldn't expect her as the wife of bill cosby to say much else. but i think it's important to point out that she did not say he did not do it. and i think if you read the statement really get into it i think there's no admission or denial that these allegations are true or false but merely a statement by her saying that, you know, she thinks her husband is being treated unfairly. >> mel, you like moe said "he didn't do this, he didn't do any of this"? >> john, good morning. good morning, mo. it's an excellent question. i think this is a very benign statement and from a legal standpoint there's no allegation that she was a witness or had any knowledge to the allegations that bill cosby raped over 20 women. so her opinion about the entire thing as far as i'm concerned is immaterial from a legal standpoint. what i find fascinating, john, and i'm sure everybody at home is kind of thinking the same thing, and this is what would make a wife actually want to say something at all? and so i've taken a step back and i've thought, okay, this reminds me a little bit of sandusky's wife, remember, the guy in the penn state scandal who's serving time behind bars. she still thinks her husband is innocent. she still thinks that all of those victims that came forward and testified were lying. and so if you are in a relationship with somebody who turns out to be a monster, you've got one of two cho

mo? >> they certainly fit the mo. i think george clooney is indeed powerful. think he's powerful enough to intimidate the fbi. the united states as well as private organizations do have the capacity to trace back cyber attacks to terminals. we do that with regards to the pla in shanghai with regard to the attacks earlier in the year. i think we probably did this with regard to north korea. the fbi, of course spent a lot of time doing this. they've been monitoring north korea for a long period. >> i want to get your take on something that i came across last week. in is an article from fox. it's written by a guy named max fisher. this is a snippet. what is your take on the theory? >> i think it has a lot to do with sonny also we have to remember that north korea may not as be stable as most experts think. kim jong-un came to power three years ago. he quickly consolidated control. we've seen a lot of executions which indicates fluidity at the top of the regime and things are unsettled. kim jong-un may be using the attack to bolster his position. >> gordon cheng,

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mo. he his owner got $50 gift cards and he said why don't i spend that 50 bucks on bones for jack-a-mo. dog figures out there is something in there and wait a minute, bones. >>> a little boy is playing on a driveway when an suv just cruises over him. a near miss, one clueless driver didn't notice. >>> she's telling dad about her crush. >> he's so cute. i like him. he's so friendly. >> sounds like they have a beautiful relationship. see what happens when dad asks the dreaded question. do you think you are going to marry him when you get older? >> no. why would i marry him. >> she likes the guy and still he has no chance. [chris]still smoking up a storm? [tom]yeah.pathetic,isn't it? [chris] ever try to... [tom] quit?of course! my best time was six days. the worst was ...uh...23.4 seconds. [chris] so can i ask you... [chris & tom] why are you still smoking? [tom] [sarcastic] "it's so much fun." [chris]why not call the smokers' helpline? the program's free,and... [tom]and they'll tell me..."you oughta quit." [chris] not so. just tell them you're ready to quit. then,they'll tell you how. [to

mos, which is basically military occupational specialty, your job. he didn't know, or the definition of that. >> yeah. he said he was in the marines. i asked him, what his mos was. he didn't know what moserved and have sacrificed for our country. when you see somebody doing something like this, what does that make you feel? >> it makes me feel mad that people would try to pretend they're in the military when actual soldiers sacrifice their lives, earn that uniform, and they don't have the right to do that. >> it's our understanding that cup of coffee that you see that he's holding, starbucks coffee, he got a discount for that for wearing the uniform. >> yeah. that's correct. >> is that why you think somebody does something like this? what's the point of it? >> i think they want to feel respected. they want to make people feel like they're heros. so i think that and the military discounts, that's what they want. >> when you think about military heros, are military members our heros. then you get a guy like this who wants to get in on this without having done anything for it. >> yeah. my job was a combat year. lately, two combat engineers died in afghanistan, which they sacrificed everyt

joining me, cheryl, mo magic, some of the carollers singing. talk about the program. >> mo magic a collaborative of service providers in the western edition. we've got project level, magic zone and giving toys out to the housing development. we are focused on western youth but san francisco all around. kids that don't have as much as others. >> talk to us, you know the kids, talk about what they're telling you, how important it is for these kids to get anything when they weak. christmas morning. >> we want everybody to feel special and feel like santa remembers them. it's important to get toys out to the kids to have a sense of hope and joy, not be bogged down with the day-to-day craziness of life. >> anything else to talk to us about? 14th year of the drive. how important is it, last push for these people to come out, they can drop off, anyone wants to come off, drop off toys curbside. >> we're in a mad push right now. we want to deliver some toys today to the housing developments of kids stuck in home don't feel safe going out. we need to see people come out in a big way.

mo -- >> it's just so obsessive. >> mo you say you don't believe he was resisting arrest but the video says he was noncompliant, he said no, guys, come on, no. >> alisyn, there is a difference between conversation and frustration versus not resisting arrest. what eric garner was saying to that officer was, come on, guys, i'm tired of this. you come here, you harass me every day. he had his hands up. there was nothing that he -- he wasn't fighting the officers, wasn't flailing, and the narrative that he was resisting arrest has continued to be built on, well if he had just gone with the officers -- he was trying to talk to the officer and say look, man, why are you doing this to me? i'm frustrated by you continuing to harass me, and he had his hands up. so i'm tired of that narrative that well this would have never happened to him if he had just complied with the officer. it would have never happened to him if that officer didn't jump on his back and smoosh his head into the ground to the point where he was asphyxiated. >> moo much for all of your expertise and helping us walk through that video. it's great to talk to both of you. >> thank you. >> thanks a lot. >>> all right, another top story, gas now under $2 a story, gas now under $2 a gallon, it sounds tell your doctor if you have a history of heart or blood vessel problems, or develop new or worse symptoms. get medical help right away if you have symptoms of a heart attack or stroke. decrease alcohol use while taking chantix. use caution when driving or operating machinery. common side effects include nausea, trouble sleeping and unusual dreams. i love myself as a non-smoker. ask your doctor if chantix is right for you. (vo)rescued.ed. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. you can't breathe through your nose, su

mo rel of the 6 tennessee who would attack the union works on the other side of the columbia turn bike. part of the browns division. thomas was the tennessee born son of irish immigrant james mo rel of countiderry. in some respects, men like patrick and thomas mo rel were the lucky ones. for many fallen confederate irish men like martin fleming from nashville who advanced on the confederate left there will be no known grave. one of the regiments that charged in that day had an affinity to the general. as many of the number shared the country of birth. the fifth confederate infantry consisted largely of memphis irish men having been formed by the 21st tennessee infantry. their particular claim to fame was it was corporal coleman of the regiment credited with shooting general skbrams mcpherson outside atlanta on the 22nd of july 1864ment the same day their color at a tennessee state museum was captured. one of oh their number recalled how the men of the regiment hero worshipped cleburne. a devotion described as amounting almost to eyeleidolotry. they were able to record that at franklin cleburne sought out the regiment, charged if with it and died with it. another of those who died was dick cattle. his body was found in the morning of the first

mo buckets and more of them. ten games, 15 points a game. six rebounds, and the team, of course, coming off that 5-0 road trip and mo was asked what he learned and what the team learned from that perfect little journey out east. >> we learned we could win a game, stopping other teams. so, a lot of these teams try to outtough us. but we are tough, too. so it equals out. >> mouckets and yeah, the warriors are playing tough basketball. here's a little something to add to your jim harbaugh rumor mill. his alma mater where he played his college football. michigan, well they have a coaching vacancy. brady hope was fired. he's been there four years and today, end of the line for him. the team had a disappointing season. 5-7 record, but i think it would be highly doubtful that jim harbaugh, even though it is his alma mater, would go back to college football if things don't work out with the 49ers. we'll see. i can't see jim harbaugh recruiting trips and sitting on kids couches trying to talk his parents into, you know, letting them play for michigan. don't see it happening. >> i don't see it happening either. >> that's the sporting life. sharks and warriors tonight. we'll have highlights at 10:00. >> i like that, mo buckets. >> coming up at 10:00, a young girl making a big impact. spurs the company to raise a gender stereotype. that and much more tonight at 10:00

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mo town, we all know the hits, of course. but what many people forget is that for time in the '60s mo-town records was the largest black ownede four tops and, of course, the temptations. motown changed american music, but also changed many people's perceptions of black americans and provided a spiritual soundtrack. the music today still resonates, if you have ears. just a few days ago at the first white house occupied by a black president members of the four tops and the temptitations surprised visitors with some of their hits. ♪ when it's cold outside i got the month of may ♪ ♪ i guess you say what can make me feel this way ♪ ♪ it's my girl >> joining me now two motown legends and original member of the four tops and otis williams, of course, an original member of the temptations. you're saying, sing it, go. >> yes, indeed. go, bruce, preach, preach. oh, he was giving it up. >> in the white house. >> in the white house. and with what a lot of people don't know, the president actually sang with the temptations in the oval office and sang with the four tops. guess what, he can throw down. >> really? we heard him sing a little

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mo rel of the 6 tennessee who would attack the union works on the other side of the columbia turn bike. part of the browns division. thomas was the tennessee born son of irish immigrant james mo rel of countiderry. in some respects, men like the lucky ones. for many fallen confederate irish men like martin fleming from nashville who advanced on the confederate left there will be no known grave. one of the regiments that charged in that day, had an affinity to the general. as many of the number shared the country of birth. the fifth confederate infantry consisted largely of memphis irish men having been formed by the 21st tennessee infantry. their particular claim to fame was it was corporal coleman of the regiment credited with shooting general skbrams mcpherson outside atlanta on the 22nd of july 1864ment the same day their color at a tennessee state museum was captured. one of oh their number recalled how the men of the regiment hero worshipped cleburne. a devotion described as amounting almost to idolotry. they were able to record that at franklin, cleburne sought out the regiment, charged if with it and died with it. another of those who died was dick cattle. his body was found in the morning of the first of december, ten feet inside the union works near the cotton gin, punctured by four bayonet wounds. just as it was, franklin impacted many who fought for the union. the records that survived for (-eujup&low us to paint a picture of the impact of battle on those left behind.=8c1q take, for example, some of the men of the 72nd illinois. part of strickland's brigade who faced james moerates of brown's division to the west of the columbia turnpike. the 72nd initially manned the main line of works near the house before being forced back to the retrench line. one of their number was john flannery of company c. like so many others he was never heard from again after franklin. his mess mate william dehaven would later recall how he had seen his friend in the works =uh$÷ before they with drew in the face of confederate attack. it was the last time he would ever see him. flannery was never reported as a prisoner. dehaven said he had no doubt disposed of in some way by the enemy. john flq+fle at franklin must have been hard to bear for his mother ell beardstown, illinois. her loss is brought spo sharp focus when we consider ellen's husband died before the war. she was re leinart on john and the brother michael to support the children. hikele was the member of the 28th illinois and he was killed in jackson, mississippi. now franklin robbed her of not only the second son but

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mo not going to happen. on that one, maybe they got it right given what we've seen in the marketplace, how aggressive t-mo haseen and the aggressor, perhaps surprising. softbank controlling 79% of sprint as we know. but you're right, jim. this doesn't seem to be going anywhere but getting more vicious. >> yes, now, at t-mobile they've raised some capital too in order to be able to keep up. >> i talked to a couple of their investors who said, great, the company said we want to access new lines of opportunity for borrowing, for getting money. well, you know, the point was made, you could go to a loan shark, too, if i wanted to, but i'm not going to pay 25%. some people questioning why they chose to do that. >> opco says they're even talking about the tower stocks being under pressure. yes, these companies are raising money, but they're spending. >> who's the winner, except for the consumer? is there any winner in the market? >> the consumer. >> that's it. >> maybe you could argue if apple continues to be subsidized. they came out with their ibm, osm applications. yes, david, it is the consumer, like gasoline. t

at the same time hearing you talk, mo, what a terrible time for this family and this family is trying to stay together. >> absolutely. >> moian stelter, great to have you. we have a lot of breaking news today, let's get to it. >>> a deadly attack on a school in pakistan. >> six militants with suicide vests. >> the taliban gunmen entered the school after scaling its walls. >> we have heard explosions coming from the school. >> children are said to be still inside the school. >> the death toll is continuing to rise. >> the siege is over. >> sydney remains on high alert. >> this is just the kind of guy that isis wants. >> things like this don't happen in sydney. >> we are ready to deal with these people. >> just because we don't believe in the bad guys doesn't mean the bad guys aren't trying to kill us. >>> welcome back to "new day," it is tuesday, december 16th, it's 7:00 a.m. in the east. i'm alisyn camerota alongside chris cuomo. following breaking news, there's been another terror strike this time at a school in pakistan. armed taliban gunmen and suicide bombers storming the school with hundreds of children caught in the

mo, as his friends call him. he started trading penny stocks at 9 years old. enkournlgd by dad. his idol. since then, not a pro athlete. his was hedge fund paul jones. mo bought himself a bmw, though he cannot dive it yet. he and his wall street wolf cub buddies plan to launch their hedge fund next year and become billionaires while attending college. i made a copy of the issue. i'm going nonchalantly put it on my son's desk. >> poor duff. >> no pressure. >>> ariana grande tweeted about a vocal group she fell in love with. you better believe we listened. ♪ the first noel ♪ the angels did say ♪ did say ♪ noel noel noel ♪ noel noel noel >> i just got chills. >> i've had them the whole time. >> a group called re-sound. you saw them here first. actually, you didn't. they've been viewed over 1 million times. ariana. wait, go back. jessica fox, joseph clark, and mariah hargrove met singing background for a local artist. that performance now over 1 million views online. >> bravo. >> a record deal. i want to hear more of that. >> we would like you to come to "good morning america." just saying. >>> heat index everybody out here in time square especially folks that connect early on. lance is facebook massaging me, what due want to go with? >> happy birthday to my mother in arkansas. >> reporter: we'll get to the forecast we're talking about pockets of fog that will mean wisconsin feels like day after day, broken record up there. dense fog advisory look for that to burn off through the day. i promised you a look at how cold it will be. christmas morning, early morning in the tens in the purple. it will be something. nice out here this morning. west to east, seattle a high of 50. let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: thanks, ginger, i'm meteorologist karen rogers with your accuweather update. lots of clouds, 44 degrees. high today, 46. temperatures are not going very far. we'll see sunny breaks in the afternoon mixing with the clouds. tomorrow, first day of hanukkah 50 degrees with the high, rain arriving in the afternoon and evening. wednesday, 52 partly sunny skies, that's the best day of the weekend. thursday, cold, brisk and chilly, 42, 41 on friday southea. robin's alma mater. congratulations. and lion up! >> lion up! >> we're the lions, the mighty, mighty lions. >>> time for the heat index. jennifer aniston opening up about the pressure she feels to become a mom. reena ninan has the details. >> reporter: jennifer aniston, hollywood superstar and america's sweetheart. now she's opening up like never before to allure magazine, dishing on love and motherhood. when asked to maim the most difficult thing she's had to bat until the press, she says so many painful thing. the accusation that i put my career, before the want, the desire to be a mother. going on the say i don't like the pressure that people put on me, on women, that you have failed yourself as a female because you haven't procreated. i don't think it's fair. the scrutiny not getting easier with time. even saying it gets me a little tight in my throat, she says. >> i'm doing really well. >> reporter: jennifer aniston is hitting a high note in her career after receiving golden globe and s.a.g. award nominations for her role in "kate" a role that left her almost unrecognizable. >> good. >> reporter: and she says her fian fiance, actor justin thorough is right by her side every step of the way and she calls him a nurtu nurturer. aniston was hush hur on the details of the nuptials. she said, we do talk about it all the time. >> we got this. good for you. >> we'll let you know when we want to. >>> next in the "gma heat index," shopping secrets that will save you big this holiday season. when we want great deal, you know who we turn to. the one and only tory johnson, who went under cover to find the discounts for us. >> reporter: ah, the holidays are here. that means one thing. it's time to hit the stores. today i'm on a mission to save big bucks just by using my smartphone and persuasive personality. first stop, payless. i'm looking for a pair of holiday heels. almost all of the merchandise is on sale. i'm looking for an additional deal. are there other coupons i can use? >> not in the store. >> reporter: he tells me to check my phone. payless promo code. a message asks for my phone number. i get a code for an extra 20% off. victory. these heels, originally 40 bucks are already 50% off. now with my extra 20% savings, they're only $15.99. next, i head to jc penney. i spot cute gloves. ten bucks a pair and 40% off. what else could i use to save on these? >> go online. use the tickets. they pop up. >> reporter: again, i get out my phone, go to jc penney.com and bi bingo, a coupon. now two pairs of gloves are $9.58. time to hit the children's place. i use my phone again where i joined their e-mail list and got a 25% off coupon. it's nice. use it on whatever i buy? >> yeah. >> reporter: i find two dresses. already 50% off. the grand total after my double discount, $16.80. that's a holiday jackpot for me. last stop, yankee candle. i'm told i have to present a coupon in the store. what if i don't have it? >> that's okay. >> reporter: you'll give it to me? just by asking, the sales associate gives me a coupon i don't have. knocking $20 off a $45 purchase. it goes to show, it's always worth asking for an extra deal. holiday savings success. >> well done, tory. >> thank you. we reached out to the companies whose stores i visited. those that responded said they always put their customers' needs first. they encourage savings. i found that out. just by speaking up and asking, i don't have coupons, what can you do for me? some said check your phone, your e-mail. you can sign up for different things. often times, right on the spot. the other thing i would mention is sometimes when you're a part of a membership or special group. seniors get a discount at banana republic. your aaa card can be a ticket to savings. you have to speak up. military get a savings. the last thing i would tell you is this. if you're shopping locally, don't expect to pay rock bottom prices. sometimes like the money you're saving is like you're saving your neighborhood. so -- we have to keep that in mind. biggest savings are here. >> what do you have here? >> love you. love you gloves. peace out. >> peace out, robin. >> fancy shoes. >> all these are part of it. >> best, best deals. thursday, "deals & steals." can't beat it. >> i was out with the crew. i had three items from "deals & steals" on. they pointed it out. you can get more tips from tory at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo. >> thank you, robin. >>> the dayby diet. one mom's surprising secret to slimming down. she say she's eating like her toddler and it helped her shed unwanted weight. paula faris gives us the details. >> reporter: when it comes to dieting, no shortage of options. juice cleanses to going paleo. there's another face in the weight loss race. the baby diet. oathing healthy food you feed your little ones but in bigger portions. >> addie's, will's, mine. >> reporter: our travel and lifestyle editor, genevieve, tried it herself. she was spending hours preparing healthy and delicious meals for her 15-month-old son but letting her own needs fall by the wayside. >> we're talk about small portions. healthful foods. chicken and fish. seemed to vegetables. great foods more mom and dad to consume. >> i'm up at 5:00 a.m. making sweet potatoes. put it it on a plate for my 15-month-old. why can't i do the same for myself? it occurred to me if i opt paid as much attention to what i'm eating as i paid to what my children are eating, i might eat better and lose weight in the process. >> reporter: brown went gaga for the technique that helped her lose more than two pounds in four days. it's not what babies eat but how. eat three meals a day, properly spaced out. use portion control. take your time. don't rush through the meal. move your foote food away when you're no longer hungry. don't skip meals. snacking all day is a major no no. >> babies are the only human beings that actually eat because they're truly hungry and for no other reason. >> reporter: learning some big lessons from our little once. for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news, new york. >> all right, paula. great tips. thank you. >>> coming up, the big reveal in our holiday makeover. tips you can use to get party ready in just 60 minutes. >> 8:27 more details are coming in on our breaking story in montgomery. police say three people are dead at two separate shooting scenes. the first one in lower sal folder township where a woman was shot and killed. police say two other people were shot and killed at a nearby location in lansdale. authorities believe the incidents are connected and tell us the suspected shooter is a veteran. let's turn to matt pellman fewer a look at traffic. >> reporter: horrible news, matt, we want drivers to avoid the scene as the investigation continues at lower salford main and godshall. in the heart of lansdale, pierce and west 5th is blocked. walnut and 7th are the alternates. the blue route, we had fire activity, traffic is squeezing by. i-95 traffic is blocked 322 to 476. we have an accident blocking buck road no injuries, stay on dutch row road. >> karen rogers is in for david with the forecast. >> reporter: hey, matt, the skies are looking brighter. 4 # right now a cool breeze out of the northwest. a high today of 46 degrees. mostly cloudy skies, we'll see sunny breaks in the afternoon. tomorrow rain arrives in the afternoon and the evening for the first day of hanukkah. wednesday, breezy and milder, the best day of the week, 52. thursday, temperatures drop a good ten degrees. it gets chilly. ducis rogers will try to figure out what went wrong with the eagles when he hosted eagles game day final after "action news" at 11:00. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ bang bang into the room >>> thanks for starting a new week with us. love the crowd. always so hearty. that's right. i saw one, george for president. >> i did. >> i wasn't talking about that one. but thank you. >> we got our big reveal moments away. >> that's right. the countdown clock is winding down. just a little over 6:00 left. the glam squad pitting the final touches on karen's new look. we'll have tip use can look at home. >> so far, so good. >>> also coming up, star power with us. "duck dynasty's" uncle si is with us. to tell us about his new christmas book. hi, uncle si. >>> we also have amy adams here. she's talking about her new movie. already nom dainated for a gold globe. >>> a big challenge for parents. how do you make the holidays special for kids without spoiling them? linzie janis has tips. >> reporter: the holidays. that joyous time of year capable of bringing out the bah humbug in all of us. from presents and parties to christmas trees and cookies. this time of year can get out of hand the for parents and overwhelming for kids. just ask the bailey family. >> stressed out, i would say. >> reporter: the parents of two boys, facing off against the santa clock. trying to trump christmases past while squeezing in all the season has to offer. >> i would probably prefer to do less running around. >> reporter: in order to help you and yours survive, child psychologist and author of how toddlers thrive, tovah klein, is offering her advice. first tip, don't overhype christmas. >> don't they will them too far in advance. they can't wait. they live in the here and now. >> reporter: tip two? start new traditions. >> the way to make it not just about gifts is to have other wonderful traditions in your home. this is a time you might come up with a new one. >> reporter: and finally, dr. klein says, stick to a routine to minimize stress. >> what do i need to do to keep my routine some what consistent so my child is at their best? >> reporter: when season's greetings turn into stressful meetin meetings, remember these tips to keep the believers beaming. >> as longs they have fun. they're happy. that's what matters. >> it's worth the stress. ? >> reporter: for "good morning america," linzie janis. abc news, new york. >> we'll do better next year. >>> we have to get a shot of that sign. right next to tracy. she's a valpo how about we go ahead and check the forecast, though, there are pockets of fog and freezing fog in the south. and this we thought this was so pretty from killington over the weekend. augusta waking up to that. some areas near the panhandle seeing the same thing. they have rain in the bay area and south. there are reports of flooding this morning. some of the rain totals could top 4-plus inches in the next 48 hours. that's a look nationally. let's get a look closer to home. thanks, getter, i'm meteorologist karen rogers. 44, heading to 46. tomorrow, rain arrives in the afternoon and evening, high of 50. barnes and noble. >> i love all the people out here. >> good morning. >> i have to chat. take it away. >>> thank you so much, ginger. here with us, the one and only uncle si. si robertson. from the hit show "duck dynasty." he's here with his new christmas book, sunkle si the christmas elf. welcome. what was the inspiration to turning yourself into an elf for the holidays? >> well, that was miss ashley nelson. this was kind of her idea. she's watched me with the show and she's known, since korie's her sister, she got to know the robertson family very well. i wrote one book, si-cology 1. they came up and said, write another one. so ashley came up with, we came up with this. all it's about is to tell the real christmas story. about how god became flesh, okay, willingly died on the cross for what si robertson does wrong and the rest of the world. was buried in a tom, okay? but the tomb couldn't hold him. three days later he rose from the dead. >> you do it in a wonderful way that includes a friend. every book comes with an uncle si the elf doll. >> for about two weeks, ashley fold me around and told me to take a nap anywhere and everywhere. i've got one laying against a stop sign asleep. >> you carried it around. a good premise. there's another character like that. i want the talk about in your book, i thought this was fun. you describe yourself or -- that the elf has cat-like instincts. the strength of bear. you outrun a panther barefoot in the snow. based on your real life. >> that is. my book si-cology 1 was a unique book. my life story through what they call tall tales. but the tall tales are 95% true. okay? and it's the same thing like this right here. now, every child should have a special christmas. >> absolutely. agree, agree. we want to give you a special sendoff with a game, we like to call it where's uncle si, everybody. it's like a classic shell game. we made a graphic. audience, your participation, if you will. you have to guess. we're going to see these shells. all right. you have to figure out where uncle si is. go ahead. there we go. we spent a lot of money on the graphics. try to figure out. which box is uncle si under? there's a reason i'm asking you. get into it. there's a prize. two? >> where am i at? >> where's he at? box two lift it up. middle. yes! well done. >> there he is. they've got a future. and a prize. everybody goes home with uncle si's book. it's in stores now. we want to thank you and wish you a very merly christmas. always a pleasure. who knows what you'll end up as in your next book. i can't wait. >> that's true. that's true. >>> coming up, time is up. greta and her beauty dream team hard at work. their big reveal. tips for you in the process. >>> it's that time of year when tam lis come home for the holidays. are there obstacles prevepting you and your family from feting together for the holidays? send us your story. we might just bring you all together on "gma." go to "good morning america" on yahoo!. >>> where does the time go? just one hour ago, karen mccarthy stepped into our time machine. we promised to help her look party ready in 60 minutes with the help of our dream team. first, a look at why karen warranted the makeover in the first place. >> i'm karen mccarthy. i'm 41 years old and the mother of five children. >> reporter: when we announced this, we received submissions from all over the nation. karen's stood out. the mom of five says she hasn't felt pretty in years. >> i just want to be able to pass by a mirror and, um, not -- try to look away. i want to begin to feel a little more confident. >> reporter: the source of her insecurity relates to the devastating news she received 2 1/2 years ago. shortly after her youngest son was born. >> as wiz nursing him, i discovered a lump in my breast. shortly there after, i was diagnosed. >> reporter: she's cancer free. the years of treatment have taken a toll on her body and hair. >> it's curly and frizzy. difficult for me to manage. >> she's always been the one to take care of them. >> my mom is a very good person. she's really strong. >> reporter: ready to help her with her transformation, a veritable beauty dream team. greta monahan, ted gibson and carmindy. karen's ho family's holiday wish for karen to see in the here mirror what they have always seen. >> to see her happy with herself would be the best present we could have as family for this christmas. [ cheers and applause ] >> the moment we have been waiting for. we're joined by karen's sister, susan. step mother is here. wonderful to have you here. and two of her five children as well. are you ready? are you ready? >> we're ready. >> all right, open the door. let do it. oh, my gosh. >> step right through my girl. >> karen is that you? oh, you're shaking. >> i love this. >> beautiful. >> you look dynamite. >> dynamite. >> look at this. >> can you see their eyes right now looking at you. okay, okay, okay. let's find out how you did this. you were beautiful before. spectacular now. >> she -- one tip all women can use. amazing. come on back over. one tip all women can use, robin, is going holiday dress shopping. the devil is in the details. go for the drapey neck and the asymmetrical side. for a long, lean line, go with a cut-out shoe. >> she's debting into that. oh. we have created. ted, what about the hair. she was very concern about that. >> two different tips for you. red is the color of the season. especially for next year. that's the reason we put the hair color on her hair and put extensions. the second tip is extensions. they're not hollywood's best kept secret anymore. a great way to transform your hair in an instant. make row have more confidence. >> carmindy? >> put highlighter on the skin. it gets rid of the dull, dry, winter skin. it's like a facial. also, fill in a brow for a younger look. my second biggest tip. red on the lips goes across the board for holiday. all women can do red. >> how do you really -- because it's a drastic change. what do you think? >> i'm amazed. i'm so grateful for the opportunity. it's wonderful. >> as somebody who has gone through what you have. grateful, grateful to be here. grateful to be alive. people don't talk about the rezir residual effects of what you do through because we're just supposed to be happy to be here. it was important for you to look this way and have your family look at you this way. final thoughts snmplgt she looks gorgeous. no one deserves this more than her. >> yeah. hey, guys. thank you all. thank you. you make dreams come true. >> i wish we had cameras on all of them. and yaw have three more at home? >> yes. >> goodness. you can get more of our expert tips on the website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. >>> coming up, amy adams. a star is >>> five-time academy award nominee amy adams was recently nominated for a golden globe for portraying margaret keane. a shocking secret of the keane empire. >> why are their eyes so big? >> reporter: it's real-life story about one of the biggest art frauds ever. the full-fledged phenomenon of the big eyes took the country by storm in the '50s. in real life, walter keane built an impeer based on those big eyes. while he was taking the credit, it was his wife, margaret, locked behind closed doors who painted them all. >> i painted every single one of them. every big eye. me. and no one will ever know but you. >> and we are joined now by amy adams. congratulations on the golden globe nomination. >> thank you. >> the film itself has created so much buzz. initially, you hesitated taking on this role. why? >> i did. it was where i was in my life. i wanted to portray more confident characters and people that had more bravado. i read it again after having a daughter and maybe maturing a little bit and was able to see this as a really wonderful tale of a woman finding her voice and i was able to find the strength in the character. >> you met margaret. what were your impressions? >> test a beautiful, generous woman. she's 87. still paints every day. she's a beautiful soul. beautiful spirit. >> it was so interesting in the movie. this all took place in the 1950s. and this was a divorced single mom who was essentially trapped in her own world and it perhaps speaks to why she was so silent when her husband decided to say, these are mine. >> absolutely. she was at home painting. was much more comfortable, and still is, at home painting the. by the time she found out about the deception, it had been doing on for a long time. he isolated her. convinced her they would take her money and child away if they ever found out. >> the courtroom drama scene was outrageous. there was paint off. i understand what we see in the mo a delusional place. >> you walked along side christoph waltz. >> she was a single mom, to have somebody who was so charming and had so much energy. she was just so in love with him. as it begins, you know. >> we have special questions for you. you have a lot of fans out there. brianna wants to know, if you were not acting, what would you be doing? >> have i asked myself that a lot. i don't know. i think that's why i keept acting. maybe teaching. teaching answer the. >> and kyla wants to know, somewhat the best piece of advice given to you? >> keep your eyes on your own paper. pay attention to your own race. try not to compare yourself or judge yourself based on anybody else. >> there is other exciting news. you're planning on another bio. pic. get it while you can. you'll play janis joplin. >> yeah. >> tell me about that. >> it's been in the works for years. we have a wonderful director on it. he directed "wild." we're moving forward. my hope is you'll get to see it. >> my hope as wel

mo, as his friends call him. he started trading penny stocks at 9 years old. enkournlgd by dad. his idol. since then, not a pro athlete. his was hedge fund paul jones. mo and his wall street wolf cub buddies plan to launch their hedge fund next year and become billionaires while attending college. i made a copy of the issue. i'm going nonchalantly put it on my son's desk. >> poor duff. >> no pressure. >>> ariana grande tweeted about a vocal group she fell in love with. you better believe we listened. ♪ the first noel ♪ the angels did say ♪ did say ♪ noel noel noel ♪ noel noel noel >> i just got chills. >> i've had them the whole time. >> a group called re-sound. you saw them here first. actually, you didn't. they've been viewed over 1 million times. ariana. wait, go back. jessica fox, joseph clark, and mariah hargrove met singing background for a local artist. that performance now over 1 million views online. >> bravo. >> a record deal. i want to hear more of that. >> we would like you to come to "good morning america." just saying. >>> heat index coming up. let's go to ginger for the weather. >> we love celebrating with even out here. lance here was f

his uncle stewart was secretary of the interior after serving in congress for many years as was mo udall. mo udall is one of the most recognizable politicians in the 20th century, having run for president and he had a sense of humor that was quite remarkable. mark has cousins here in the senate, it's been interesting, the last few years we've had a lot of cousins. mark, tom, mike lee, gordon smith. all cousins, first cousins. how did that come about? mark would look at, as he did just a day or two ago, look at kind of smile and say it could have been polygamy and it was but they're a very, very close family. a very close family. in spite of the closeness of tom and mark, which is two brothers couldn't be closer than that these two men. they climb mountains together, i've talked to them about putting on crampons, the spikes you put on your shoes in the ice. i mean these are adventurers. so we're going to miss mark. but he's forged his own path and his own legacy and now as his time in the senate draws to a close he'll carry that legacy to other endeavors. i wish mark all the best. he's been s