. >> so long, sammy. on "jay leno's garage"... >> hey! >> rock and roll and internal combustion. [shrieking] >> i-- >> it's a combination that's been part of the american dna since the 1950s. >> it makes such a racket. >> you're used to making a racket. but really, it's hard to imagine any musician... >> whoo! >> without a car to match their music. i even got, like, a liberace outfit on. tonight we'll drive 55 and faster with rock legend sammy hagar. >> he'll be sorry. >> r&b diva kelly rowland reveals a wild side. >> i got one ticket. >> how fast were you going? >> about 120. >> 120? country star brad paisley shows off camaro's hidden feature that's really pretty cool. i just like the fact that that got past the attorneys.

sammy her 5-year-old adopted son finally arrived from china. >> he's our perfect christmas gift.appy. he's such a good boy. are you su >> reporter: they have been waiting 4 1/2 years to adopt sammy, who has down syndrome. what took so long? 4 1/2 years. >> well, we were adopting other children. he wasn't available with the agency that we wanted 4 1/2 years aknow. >> reporter: sammy joined six other kids in this family including two adopted syndromes who also have down syndromes. they adopted molly, pearl and sammy after they saw them online. >> this is what god created our family to do. >> i'm just overjoyed to be home with him and have our family complete, again. >> reporter: a special christmas homecoming. >> can i have a kiss? >> reporter: isn't that special. samuel and his brothers and sisters will open up their gifts underneath the christmas tree. they can't wait to do that and they'll have another addition to the family when that happens, grandma. she's flying in shomari stone, new 4z. >> that is going to be one busy house. >> i'll say. >> the family lives in maryland and s

sammy joins me now.u have a personal connection to the carnegie deli, made famous in movies. woody allen. what is your personal connection? >> when i first came to this country as immigrant it was my first job. it i am passionate about it. david: you were working as dishwasher. >> i was honored. cleaning the plates of woody allen and with his daughter and mia later on. it was for me like working in white house. david: making 3 bucks an hour to a guy who can afford to pay $10 million to buy the place. >> hard work. keep going at it. david: the american dream. you are a living embodiment of the american dream. >> thank you. i think anyone can do it as long as they apply themselves. david: tell us now what is happening. because it is a famous place. a lot of people come to new york. one of the first plays a lot of people want to go to the carnegie deli to get a piece of this incredible food. what is your trouble in buying the place? why won't they take the offer. 10 million you sounds generous? >> i did the

>> and bargains now and then we have sammy, who is looking dapper. >> hi, sammy. >> a velvet blazer and velvet bow tie, slim fitting pants. blazer from zara and found cute shoes at zara, velvet sneakers. >> stop it! thank you, guys. bye! >> you did a good job. >> bye-bye. >> awesome. next trend is metallics. asher and molly. >> yes. metallics are so hot now. i love them. you can go really big like we did with molly wearing a gold, sequinned romper. $50 from mini bowden and paired it with a velvet cape from dill ard's. and from zara, $50. kept his outfit simple. all eyes on thco >> and look at, tie's undone, totally cool. >> i know. a lady's man. okay? guys, thank you. >> thank you so much. >> now we have suede and leather, hot, right? >> suede and leather. come on out, guys. >> who's next? >> the big girl my beautiful daughter audrey. >> very pretty. >> when it comes to suede and leather, doing faux with the little kids. a look for a lot less money. >> esla and cole here, too. >> audrey is wearing faux leather leggings, $20, to $30, paired with a t-shirt from gap and a cozy pink sweater

their parents karen and adam vogelsong adopted molly, sammy, and pearl after they saw them online. >> they're perfect christmas gifts. they it's so perfect. >> i'm glad to have rain shower family complete again. >> she said sammy wasn't avail wbl the agency they wanted 4 1/2 years ago. they never gave up. what a precious gift for sure. can really take years. how wonderful. oh, my goodness. we get our little girl for our first christmas with her this year which is so fun. so many celebration. >> hard to believe little baby bird is six months. >> seven months. >> the doctor said it's so funny to see a big baby with ay mom. >> she's perfect. >> thank you. >> first christmases are so fun. >> she'll have no idea. >> this will be the pictures that we terrorize her with late when she's 15 and dares to try to bring a boyfriend home. >> exactly. >> we have nice travel weather for a lot of people trying to get out of town. a little bit of a rain chance coming our way for tomorrow. heavy. no big storm but certainly raindrops to contend with tomorrow. enjoy the dry weather. wow. 33 degrees. a lig

merry christmas to them and happy birthday, sammy.ficers. >> my present got stolen, too. see if it works. >> why do you always want to ruin my "one more thing," little one? >> yours didn't come with a cork in it, did it? >> yeah, yeah, a case of wine was taken out of my car. >> someone, gofund me to help save greg's christmas. >> oh, my goodness. anyway, last night notre dame basketball player thought he was having a pretty good night. the team had a win in south bend, but after the game, it got even better. >> holiday greeting all the way from afghanistan, from beau ferrell, the older brother of point guard, matt ferrell. >> i want you to know how proud i am of you, i love you and miss you very much. i look forward to being home with you soon, really, really soon. >> yep. the surprise thad been in the works for seven months even though the soldier's family thought he wouldn't be home until february. matt said he got me, we don't ask for much for christmas so this is the best present i've ever, ever gotten. merry christmas, guys. >> v

so that's more for the nightlife crowd named after sammy davis jr. from the rat pack and it will have a lot of old vegas feel to it, deejays and things like that. >> let's quickly talk about the frederick, maryland, brothers. th >> this is their first restaurant together, one is based in l.a., and one is the out here in frederick and this is their first. two top chefs. they went very far in the bravo it tv show. and this concept is probably one of the higher price points at the casino, some of the stakes are going to be around three figures. so you are looking at vegas prices there. a lot of sides. here in frederick so there's a part that looks like a library and it's very nice. >> so people are in there playing games and losing money and not ready to spend a lot of money on dinner are there some reasonably priced restaurants, too? >> yes. this is a new concept for mgm, they have national market. it's a group of about 12 restaurants, only two chains. shake shack is one. you can find boxes, pizza, crab cakes, so that's something -- every day until 1:0

. >> sammy says it doesn't make sense. >> food stamp fraud might be an issue. but we don't have that here. nothing illegal happened here. >> sfarz you know? >> -- as far as yo >> no plastic, just money. >> disheartened by today's actions. >> customers too. one way or the other they say it's bad business. >> now the u.s. department of agriculture was involved. in manager we spoke with says he could be offline for a few days. live in cleveland frank wiley news 5. >>> investigators say it is too terrorism. many believe ab bull artan was radicalized online. they are looking into weather he was inspired by isis or a former al-qaeda leadser. they think a video released this weekend may have had something to do with this attack. >> the terrorists have evolved and morphed into a different type of threat today. the message is not come to syria to join but attack in >> 11 people hurt in the attack before police officer alan horujko shot and killed artan. >>> new tonight. new dreams of indian spring training don't need to be put on hold. a major league baseball strike ave

other marshalls fired back, and sammy was kill ed once a federa agent was killed, automatically the fbi assumes responsibility of the situation once again, the hostage rescue team was deployed. the next day, an fbi sniper shot and killed vicky weaver as she held her infant daughter now, at the trial, randy weaver and kevin harris were acquitted of the most serious charges. weaver was convicted of a mininger weapons offense the federal government paid $3.1 million. to weaver's children for damages related to that incident six months after the ruby ridge fiasco, there was another federal siege in waco, texas, although it really wasn't a right wing group. those people on the extreme right sub culture. interpreted the raid against the branch davidians as a message from the federal government that it would have no compunctions about dissident groups these incidents really galvanized the extreme white culture in america. the so called confederates, they seek to secede from the union, and create a new independent southern nation. this movement crystallized around the mid 1990s, in 1994, two br

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helped by her friend, sammy shore. >> we've become really good friends, right?rter: 18-year-old shawn is in the cast, too. that's him practicing with one of the principal dancers. he and gabby dance. they're part of program for kids with special needs. they tried out for the nutcracker this year like everyone else. >> they've taken them under their wings. it's special. it gives us a very warm feeling. >> reporter: as the party scene begins, gabby is beaming. >> good job. >> reporter: her mother, too. >> it's emotional to be honest when you have a child with special needs. you're very hopeful that she'll be included and be a participant. >> reporter: "the nutcracker" is all about a christmas dream come true through the magic of ballet. here in a way tchaikovsky never imagined. david wright, abc news, new york. >> so sweet. >> a dream come true. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> do stick around for "good morning america." have a great monday. >> good morning it is 4:30 a.m., monday, december 19. >> new this morning, flames engulfed a south

here is sammy miller.irm invests in some of the hottest tech companies eyeing going public next year. then there's matthew wong. he just published a report this week giving highlights in the ipo market. and of course bob o'donnell still with us in the studio. i'm hearing from silicon valley banks, talking of the role of ipo's may be doubling, maybe troubling, then i see blue apron stepping back. is this the right time for your companies to be going to the public market? >> i think it is a great time. we had a really weak year in 2016, which is remarkable. i've been involved in technology ipo's for over 40 years. we never saw anything like it. we had high tech prices in the stock market, a lot of great companies, investor interest, and yet only 13 u.s. venture backed tech companies. that is the core of the ipo market. only 13 in 2016. but they did well. they are mostly niche companies. i think as we look to 2017, there's a few changes. there is a large number of companies ready to go public. in my whole tim

. >> their new son sammy. he arrived at the reagan national airport from china. he's joining six other children in the family including two adopted sisters. three of the adopted children have down syndrome. their parents say they adopted molly, pearl, and sandy after seeing them online. >>> "storm team 4" is working on your friday forecast. and this holiday weekend, chuck bell tells you what to expect. >> still ahead, brought back to life. a man dies on the job until > >>> 5:41. here owes your forecast. >>> kids still go to school today, right? i'm sure montgomery county and other municipalities are going to school. temperatures are below the freezing mark. throw mi up to 50. you need your coat. if you've got a cute hat or scarf, that would be nice. no need for an umbrella today. the overall evaluation, we're going to call it a very good day. very good day indeed because it is the friday before christmas, melissa. >> especially good because it's the friday before christmas. in centreville we have south of compton shut down for a crash investigation. one person ki

and i'm sammy davis jr. [ laughter ] maybe not. >> jimmy: the small shoes. >> i don't know. we go out, we go to the restaurants. we did do the mannequin challenge last night. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah, when the bill came. [ laughter ] when we go in there, there was a guy, you know, some people talk to us, you know. people hanging out. this guy goes, hey, you know. he goes, come here. he goes, my buddy here wants to meet you, he's a doctor. oh, cool, cool. he goes, how old do you think i am? i go, i don't know, 70? he goes, 58. [ laughter ] people think i'm 40. i go, hm, i thought you were higher. then he goes, plastic surgeon. i go, cool. naturally, always. so i go, what would you do to me? >> jimmy: oh, really. >> oh, it's a mistake. as i said it, i want to back out of this one. i see him going -- really studying me, tick tick tick. then i go, i don't want to know, i don't want to know. he goes, document to know? you want the list? i go -- no, no. he goes, all right, here's just these are not negotiable and i'll do it for free. this is must-do. and i'm like, uh, nah, it's

>> judge judy: at what point did sammy appear to be in distress? >> during the blow-dry. >> he was sprawled out with his legs out, and he was totally out of i into the my car. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution stephen and emily fantasia are suing dog groomer kathleen cassidy for vet bills resulting from their chow being injured while in her care.

. >> several people are heading to sammy's friends hoping to adopt many of these cats. donations to cover all the medical care. i think everybody needs a cat. they are the greatest pets. >> they are. you say it all the time. >> they're easy, they're sweet, they're adorable. >> she's a fan. >> i have a cat, one cat one dog. but compare the two, as far as ease, cats are nothing. >> dogs are a little more. >> don't have to walk a cat. >> litter boxes, though. >> it's worth it. i recommend everybody get a cat. >> i would have one if it looks like a leopard. >> come on. they're all beautiful. >> okay. >>> let's talk about the bay bridge toll plaza if you're heading to downtown san francisco. looking good right now, the commute between the maze and downtown just 16 minutes. moving over to the altamont pass, you're crawling your way through at 9 miles an hour. so you're not even over 10 there. then you hit dublin interchange and continue to have slow traffic. altamont pass to 680, that's 15 minutes. this afternoon metering lights are activating on northbound 680. the southboun

. >> reporter: 9-year-old gabriela has a place helped by her friend sammi shore. >> we've become goodriends, right? >> reporter: 18-year-old sean muldoon is in the cast too. that's him, practicing with one of the principal dancers. he and gabby have down syndrome. >> he is a bit of a ham. he loves to dance, loves to be on stage. >> reporter: they're star students in the company's adaptive dance program for kids with special needs. and tried out for the nut crack they are year like everyone else. >> the students in our production have taken them under their wings. it's special. it's a warm -- gives us a warm, very warm feeling. ♪ >> reporter: as the party scene begins, gabby is beaming. her mother too. >> it's emotional, to be honest. when you have a child with special needs, you're very hopeful that she will be included and be a participant. >> reporter: the nutcracker is all about a christmas dream come true through the magic of ballet. here in a way tchaikovsky never imagined. david wright, abc news, new york. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, a forceful weekend at the box off

sala gourm at, sammy jidut, and waleed haman. gormat was a french algerian and a belgian. they were responsible for the paris attacks last year. also actively plotting attacks when they were killed on december 4th in the streets of raqqah. haman had been convicted by a belgian court for a terrorist plot in 2015 and was working with the others to plan new attacks. these three dead terrorists join a growing list from their external operations network we've targeted and eliminated. they eliminated abad al iraqi. a key facil tirt for terrorist travel through turkey. coalition strikes also killed al hakim, an isil leader planning attacks in france and throughout europe and the leader of all isil external operations, maumd anani was killed on august 30th as he traveled from raqqah. so the point is, even as operations continue to move towards raqqah, our coalition is relentlessly reaching into raqqah to eliminate isil leaders with a particular focus on those plotting or planning against our homeland and our partners. for the operation to seize and hold raqqah, we're in close cons

first down, hits the xwro under, toof for sammy watkins. watt kin separation and frustrated as he makes his way back to the mudd huddle. >> dan: the clock stops with that incomplete pass. the bills taking a lot of time between plays. gets things ironed out. >> ian: taylor is having problems with his accuracy, 16 of 30. 161 yards and the pick. 9 of 10 to open up. second and ten for buffalo. initially, nearly got it. tough throw by taylor. did not bring it in. special from autry and ward. >> dan: only has one catch today, 22 yards to not hand that will shot down the sidelines. >> ian: the bills have to have seven points here. four-down territory, third and ten. 4:11 to play. from the 28 of oakland. flag down. and they're not going to give him the free play. nick o'leary on the receiving end of this penalty against the bills. penalties today, six -- >> referee: prior to the snap, false start, offense number 15, five-yard penalty, still third down. >> ian: brandon tate. that will be penalty number seven against buffalo. >> dan: seems like it's

community -- forget the conclusion -- >> his people come on all the time david and either tap dance like sammyavis jr. or ignore it all together. >> but nobody else is saying what he's saying about well it could just as easily be a kid in his basement. nobody who's looked at this in an intelligence agency or members of congress necessarily believe that. so i do think that could help if he were to say that. but listen, donald trump last night in wisconsin, guys, he said this himself that the reason he, as he called it, making the deal with rex, because everything is a deal to donald trump, but the reason he is tapping tillerson here, one of the reasons is, because he gets along with the leaders that america doesn't get along with. namely putin. so, it is actually part of the restated reason from the president-elect as to why he's tapping tillerson. >> we also know that the president-elect has, i think, an incredible power to persuade. even his previous political enemies, and so we've seen that with paul ryan. not that they were enemies but certainly paul ryan was not on team trump and then last

sammy giving tech a boost, apple getting in on the action here. tim, what do you say? >> if this is about cycles, if you think about where people were encouraged and able to put money, mega cap, had some value and dividend story. it also had growth. we're waiting for the market to actually go higher. we needed to say financials are going to lead and industrials are going to lead. they're leading. positioning says to me, i think there are people that are just underweight the market, and i do think tech is a place to go. if you're going to be in tech, i think you have to go back to places where there is value. chasing the mega valuation names is a bit of a mistake. >> meaning google? >> i think a netflix. i've never liked netflix. i think of things like google which i do like the story. amazon at this point is almost priced to perfection. so yes, i think the semi conductors. the companies that have a moat around their business. things like price line. we're seeing cycles in the way the world is moving around. >> you're talking about the semiconductor index up 35%, nasdaq

collection, we have both the, wo supper club back here alle a about music and cocktails it's call sammy's bp.'sp. if you want to come in forn cocktails we have that. t >> reporter: tell mhae aver: little bit about t yelour menu. do you have fried chicken on it. >> we definitely have fried chicken and one of the staplesat i serve in mheytapl restaurant e rooster. it's really about an elegant ant comfort food dining cultureul that is fun. f >> reporter: now, from being inside of that theater andat just taking a look at whataking they have going onlo tonight, wt can tell that the entertainment is going to beoing top notch. in fact i'm toldh. n that f tonight at the gala they're going to have somee in super secret they wouldn't say whom but i'm going to bet it's going to be i some big super stars. but despite all of that, youhatu know, it's not all just about ju the entertainment, the fun,un, the excitement the mgm national harbor is actually acta employing thousands of peopleg h right here in our area, soouheo coming up at 5:30, i'll havelav another update for you and we're going to be break

cohn shacon, sounds like a a sammy davis jr. -- cohn shacon. [ light laughter ] look at this guy.de. when i was in fourth grade, i just started watching your show. it seems interesting. [ light laughter ] p.s., ymg, yo my goodness, nerds rule, stay in school. hey, that rhymes. hashtag pepperoni equals pizza, equals life, equals heavens of coolness, equals dot dot dot, tacos. [ laughter ] give an evil look at the camera when you say tacos. tacos! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] peace out. guard up. guard down. cohn. [ laughter ] guard up, guard down. cohn shacon, that's fantastic. here's the last letter here is from abigail. she's 5 years old. she said, i watch you every night. i wish i could watch you more. [ light laughter ] i wish you had it. and i wish you had a really funny beard. love, abigail. and she included a picture of me. take a look at this beard. [ laughter ] red things on the bottom. i think it's a pretty good picture. and actually, i want to try out that beard. i think that would be kind of fun. [ cheers and applause let me see the picture. can i see the pictur

. >> sammy's here, big davis here, they are wrapping them, getting ready to ship them out.uys also have a special flavor for the season is that right. >> this years flavor was check late peanut butter. >> i had a little bit of it. i will tell you, it is spot on. it is, really good. but if you are into the usual candy cane flavor, pepper mint tom kelly, our photograph got pepper mint in his nose. it is all good. we are having fun. this is how it is done. >> i hate to put you on blast but you never bring us back treats. i'm hoping you have the holiday spirit and you do bring us back some candy canes this time. >> rahel solomon, you know i always bring back stuff. >> come on. >> you should see the face i'm giving you right now stop with the lies. >> all right, i'll bring you one back. >> yes. >> and here we have the winning ginger bread house from a competition at moore college of art. bakers from the junior class, wowed the judges with frank lloyd wright's falling water. >> cool,. >> and seniors made independent mall instructors tell us why it might look good but don't eat th

. >> reporter: 9-year-old gabriella has a place, helped by her friends, sammy shore. >> we've become. >> reporter: this 18-year-old in the cast too, practices with one of the principle dancers, he and gabby have down syndrome. >> he's a ham bone, loves to dance on be on stage. >> reporter: star students in the adaptive dance program for kids with special needs, and tried it out for the nutcracker this year like everyone else. >> the students in the production took them under their wings. it's special. it's warm. it gives us a warm, very warm feeling. >> reporter: as the party scene begins, gabby is beaming. >> good job! >> reporter: her mother, too. >> it's emotional, to be honest, when you have a child with special needs, you are very hopeful that she will be included, and be a participant. >> reporter: the nutcracker is all about a christmas dream come true through the magic of ballet, here in a way never imagined. abc news, new york. >> gave my chills, so sweet. >> that is a beautiful thing. great to see they were able to include the kids in that. >> absolutely. >> well, that's th

. >> sammy in oklahoma is talking about something a lot of people are wondering about.d approximately $2,000 in dental work done next year. should i use my flexible spending account to save for this expense or my traditional savings account? put it aside and get ready for next year? >> sammy, if you have access to a flexible spending account, you have a great opportunity to be able to save for these things tax-free. now, remember, with the flexible savings account, you've got to be able to be intentional with the money. because with the flexible spending account, excuse me, if you don't spend that money, you end up losing it. so be very aware, it comes in handy for things that major medical doesn't cover, like vision and dental, so if you have that, use that account. but be very intentional. >> for people who don't know what a flexible spending account is, pete was just whispering to us, what is that? >> well, if your job offers it, it's a great opportunity to be able to put aside money for medical types of expenses that your major medical doesn't cover. for example, a

then we had that stroll with sammy hsam sammy hagar. the ultimate stroll is straight ahead.ou a hint. he works at st. patrick's cathedral. he gets in free every time. i'm talking about cardinal dolan. he says if i get there in ten minutes, we can stroll for 30 minutes. i thought, even if i have to leave the show early on christmas season, is there anybody better to talk to? no, let's go. you wouldn't believe what's in this kiester. a farmer's market. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, then you can get comfortable using preparation h. for any sort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. >>> here is something you probably didn't realize. at any time, the government can zero in on exactly where you are, tracking down your phone thanks to more than 400 simulators they own to track cell phones. that's the machine right there. it's called the stingray. how exactly is that used? that's the question the house oversight committee is asking in their push for new rules. here to break it down, we have the

good morning, sammy.aller: just to go along with what they are saying about the swiss cheese, i saw a map yesterday and in the map, i thought that the settlements from israel, on the map isaiah places on they had the map, in the interior part of and thee and all, roads that the the -- the that the people from israel could use, it was like apartheid. you will never have any piece with a big landgrab like that existing. what let's take a look at part of the prime minister's response to secretary carries speech was yesterday. [video clip] netanyahu: the speech was almost as unbalanced as the anti-israel resolution at the u.n. last week. in a speech extensively about peace, secretary kerry paid lip to the unrelenting campaign of terrorism that has been waged by the palestinians against the jewish state for nearly a century. what he did was spend most of the speech blaming israel for the lack of peace. by condemning a policy of enabling jews to live in their historic homeland in their eternal capital, jerusale

don't worry, sammy girl. if that doesn't, i will. what are you doing back here? i sloshed my way back. i'm as fond of water as the next frog, but i like to be prepared for a dive. i don't like to be taken by surprise. neither do i. hold it. i'll only work my way back here again. but this time it'll take longer, what with all the stops. all what stops? borhood. i figure i'll just spread the good word around -- how the nice folks here have their own personal neighborhood witch. who'd believe you? oh, maybe nobody will believe me. but it'll sure cause a lot of talk. make a lot of trouble for you. especially if i start with mrs. kravitz. it shouldn't be too hard convincing her. we team up, we can sing a beautiful duet. personally, i think we got a possible album. ailing you. well, i don't blackmail that easily. honey, we're here. e-except when my husband comes home with a client. let me take your coat, mr. saunders. thank you. [ ding! ] now, fergus, try to be nice until i can think of something to do about you. me? charlie charming? hi, honey. hi. this is mr. saunder

that caused all the people we network with from sammy davis junior to whoever, the naacp, roy wilkinsmost people did not know i had a coalition with roy wilkins. he was the key person that helped us to develop a network of lawyers all across the united states of america with the national lawyer skills. people don't know that i had a coalition with martin luther king. yes we did have it and i got a month before he died. everybody they visited came out to support the panthers and up and surrender. including the african-american police who had been arguing with the chicago police for obstruction racism in the department. this was a dynamic of what happened, contradiction raising. they killed dr. king, they thought they would cut off the head of this man and everything would die down. it didn't happen. young brothers and sisters flooded in. i had been scattered all across the country. i did not want them to knock us out. they put me on trial, they killed a bunch of others. we still got political prisoners. i have not been able to raise the $3 million or $4 million or $5 million in the las

and the year after that i'm finishing up a documentary about the legendary sammy davis jr. >> ooh.n. >> try not to. >> we don't want you to. sam pollard, ladies and gentlemen. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you, robin "two trains running" is now playing at select theaters in new york city. >>> the big reveal of our megamakeover. her family and friends waiting for the big moment. we cannot wait to see their reactions right here on "gma" after a short [ applause ] >>> welcome back. we are taking on "gma's" new you with a young mom w get her sexy back for 2017. we are going to see kelsey okwandu's megamakeover thanks to this lovely lady, mally roncal who is a makeup artist to the stars. mally, you look lovely. you have your new year's eve outfit on. >> we are inspired and ready to go. >> all morning kelsey has been getting glammed up by you and your squad. >> yes. >> is everybody ready to see the big reveal? [ cheers and applause ] >> kelsey, come on out, kelsey. whoo! [ cheers and applause ] mally, she looks amazing. >> doesn't she look amazing? i think we brought the sex