tim tebow about to give one very deserving coach the surprise of her life. someone who's done so much for others. you don't want to miss this. >> we'll see that coming up. >>> begin with camille cosby, bill cosby's wife of 50 years. breaking her silence about the allegations that he drugged and sexual assaulted more than a dozen women. linsey davis has the story. >> reporter: if there was any question about where camille cosby stands, she clarified that. releasing a statement fiercely defending her husband saying he is the man you thought you knew. this morning camille cosby breaking her silence in a statement to abc news, bill cosby's wife of more than 50 years calls her husband a kind man, and a wonderful husband, father and friend. painting a picture like his tv perso persona. comparing the sexual assault allegations to rolling stone's now-disputed story about rape allegations the at the university of virginia. none of us want to attack a victim, she says. but the question should be asked, who is the victim? she describes the media's portrayal of her husb

tim tebow surprising folks all morning long with our layaway live event.rit there. >>> also ahead, there he is. our very own santa. the one and only nick cannon is in the holiday spirit adds well. he's got a new christmas book out for kids. he's a busy man. >>> and then we have, it's a star-packed half hour. christian bale is here. looking forward to hearing about his new movie, "exodus, gods and kings." t.j. and i saw it together. >> 3-d. >> phenomenal. >>> in the spirit of giving, we have a gift for "once upon a time" fans, a deleted secene. you can see it on our website. >>> to tony reali. he's in the social square with today's speed feed. >> it was in your feed all weekend. still there this morning. a youtube takeover. the little girl who likes herself some grateful dead. me and my uncle is a song being played by coyote and crow. not everyone a brooklyn subway platform able to resist her call to get down. check her out. down with your bad self. dance like no one except 4.5 million. on youtube are watching. 4.5 million hits watching her dance to the gra

. >>> and tim tebow making some christmas dreams come true. let's get right to weather for you. meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. >> a little bit of a mixed bag this monday morning. the thickest fog around fairfield, a quarter mile. everyone else has seen a lifting and my noon it will be hazy except across north bay we'll have scattered light showers today. temperatures running in the low to mid-60s in most areas. those light showers less than a couple of hundredths of an inch. >>> at the macarthur maze, that drive westbound i-80 looking heavy as you push in towards 580. traffic not too bad in the eastbound direction. as we take you over to portola valley, an accident southbound side of 280, one lane taken away. traveling in the northbound direction slow and it opens up into woodside. >>> the news continues with "good morning america." another update in a half hour. bye-bye. ♪ ♪ my baby drove up in a brand new cadillac. ♪ ♪ my baby drove up in a brand new cadillac. ♪ ♪ look here, daddy, i'm never coming back... ♪ discover the new spi

i remember tim tebow, yeah, he used to love to show his faith, took a little criticism from some folks and who was there to defend him? if fox news. couldn't believe tim tebow was getting criticism for showing support of his faith, that was an expression but i guess we have to keep expressions of faith separate. the bottom line is in 1968, american track athletes smith and carlos raced their fist in black power salute after winning the gold medals in the games. is that a statement? that's a statement. it was worldwide. it was famous. they wanted to bring attention to the mass civil rights movement of the time. they were widely criticized at the time. they weren't alone. it was a sign of the time. ren champion boxer ali came under heavy criticism for the fact he refused to get drafted based on his religion. the supreme court eventually ruled in his favor but he lost three years in his boxing career in his prime because he was against the war and had religious objections to it. so it was civil rights, the vietnam war, now standing with communities to inform the way police interacts with

that'syed flight, airbus to hand over its big challenger tebowing's dreamliner. it delivers its first a350 the qatar airways. and, maybe coming to a screen near you. sony considers options for releasing "the interview" as obama describes north korea's hack attack as cyber vandalism. welcome to "countdown." non-opec oil producers are responsible for the plunging oil prices and they are the ones that should cut out, that is the view of two of the oil cartel's biggest producers. morning, oil prices are extending the biggest rally in more than two years. that is after hitting fresh five-year lows last week. elliott gotkine has more. to cutseems to want output unless they absolutely have to. >> that is right, mark. no one wants to be the first ones to blink in this kind of standoff. neither the members of the oil-producing cartel, or non-opec producers. opec is adamant that it has maintained oil production at 30 million barrels a day for the last two years and the increase in output of 2 million barrels a day that has been taking place is all down to non-opec producer

. >> tim tebow, snarky comments about that tebow and the kneeling down after a touchdown and there wereose kind of comments i think they have the right to speak out. >> shut up and play would be my preferred. but of course they have a right to speak out. but, at this time, at this moment, i don't know what they think they are going to accomplish. we have had a carnage across the country against black people. unfortunately, for the most part, for the overwhelming percentage of crimes committed against black people, are committed by black people. and we don't hear the players after the fact they were saying oh, we wanted to say something positive said steadman bailey. this was not about the police. the police didn't like it very much, greta, they are there at the games protecting people and they didn't much like it at all. the implicit message i don't care what they said after the fact is that police officers get up in the morning, if he they're white, they could just get up and want to shoot someone who happens to be black for the heck of it. i don't like that message. >> let me repeat t

alabama has been in the sec championship they lost that first one remember in the fourth quarter, tim tebow 6 for 6. but in '09, 12, 14 he is there were the victors. very competitive game in the third quarter. 21-13. hansbrough down at the 20. >> gary: missouri lot of people did not give missouri any credit. they had to win their last five games. they were all tight. they won last five games by 10 10:00, 7, 8. i believe talent that this missouri football team has this is his best coaching job in a long time. he is in and out beckham-green. >> verne: he is nick saban's teammate at kent state under don james. gary told us the story the other day. nick was coaching one year at toledo. he called gary pinkel he said, i'm going to go to the cleveland browns with bill belichick. i can't get you the toledo job but i can get you the interview. gary pinkel left don james' squad at washington coached for ten years at toledo. the two have remained good friends for the last 40 years. third down. is that a live ball? i didn't think so. >> gary: a great read. alabama saw that ball nick perry just snuffed

tim tebow making so many christmas wishes some true.'s not all. cam madsen in chicago. a big walmart. and look at all those layaway gifts. it's part of our "gma" layaway live. so many of you getting into the action as well. turning into christmas angels. paying off layaways. we are so grateful for that. a lot of grateful people out there as well. we have more surprises coming up this morning. cam's having fun with this one. >> spreading that holiday spirit. >>> and i think it's safe to say that princess kate is a big fan of j. crew. look how excited she is to meet jenna lyons, the creative director of j. crew. she was spotted wearing it at the basketball game monday night. so many people dieing to meet the royals. and to see her -- i can understand. jen is an amazing woman. fun little thing to share. >> i love it. i feel love it. i feel that way every day i see george. >>> and how to decorate your house for less. diy projects on a budget. >> say it with me. >> improve this. >> good. improve this, coming up. >> he was mocking me. >> no,

remember how many trouble tebow got for that. >> i thought -- >> i did not like it.want to go to a concert and hear someone give my a political speech, just play the game. charles: justice was served whether you liked it or not. >> second stock idea coming up, auto dealership, they started in great pacific north west but now in larger markets leak new york and texas, i think it is ready to make you money, we're going bottom fishing today we'll be right back. charles: let's try to make you some money, stock idea, lithium motors, lad is the ticker. auto sales have been going up but company guideed after last earnings report, it took a big hit. we're looking for over size growth for company for a long period of time, i that stock right now right place. a good session, recent merger they had broadened them. they are now in attract large, mega-markets, they are mixed. i like the mix of new and used cars. now today, we have good auto sales, domestically chrysler, this company's biggest seller, 18% of overall business. foreign, honda is top play. stock is climbing off botto

tim tebow will get his entire lay away account wiped that will be epic. >> built of a rocky road to -to start off the workweek in spots. a van broke down in the work zone in cottman avenue. still taking out the right lane. you're looking at a bag log starting at bridge street. southbound you have the normal morning delays. in clementon, we have the pole taking out the right lane white horse pike and higgen lanes. >> reporter: we're at 20 degrees in fleetwood. 24 in coatsville, and 26 in center city and chester, low 20s toward lehigh valley in spots, anyway. over in south jersey, temperatures in the 30s, and upper 20s and 31 up and down the state of delaware. a chilly start and remember there's a bit of a wind knocking the windchill into the teens. 28 degrees by 9:00. noon, 34. 3:00 p.m., 37 degrees, the high will be 38 at 2:00. throughout the day you'll have a wind blowing between 10 and 20 miles per hour. it will feel chilly, looking at windchills in the 20s even at the best of times today, tam, clouds i happen creasing and tomorrow -- tam, clouds increasing and tomorrow is a rain da

he is headed for a career closer to a tim tebow than an eli manning. >> this thing of "show me the money, nats, will make it to the world series next year for time since 1933 and they will win the worm series first time since 1924. >> finally a bold prediction. i have to say also, the wizards our basketball team is very strong and john wall a potential mv perform. >> our year. it is our year. and america will not be happy about that. >> i am not a washington sports fan but the cap toms have -- the capitols have been on a tear. that is not my prediction but the business badgers will win the ncaa men's basketball tournament. >> why are you laughing? >> this is serious. >> you come from mississippi. >> i didn't pick the packers to win the super bowl. do you have a lack of confidence in the packers? >> rough couple of games. >> the packers will do well and could make a super bowl run. very confident in the badgers. >> there is the prediction, bob. i hand it to you. >> i did some reporting and i put some thought interest it and that is, the owner of the redskins who has had past success in bu

i think he's headed for a career closer to tim tebow than eli manning. >> and this thing, show me theevery time they sack him the defensemen do that right in his face. susan, sports. >> let's go nats. the nats had a -- a little disappointing this year. >> you point out that's washington baseball team. >> washington nationals. but they will make it to the world series next year first time since 1933. they will win the world series. >> finally a bold prediction. i have to say the washington wizards, our basketball team very strong. and john wall, a potential mvp. >> it's our year. >> that's right. it's our year. and america's not going to be particularly happy about that. steve? >> i'm not a washington sports fan generally, but the washington capitals have been on a tear and i think are well-positioned to make a run in the stanley cup playoffs. that's not my predictions. my prediction is the wisconsin badgers will win the ncaa men's basketball tournament. why are you laughing? this is a serious prediction. >> should we mention you came from wisconsin. >> listen, i didn't pick the packer

boeing, at&t, home tebow have up -- home depot have up arrows.verizon hit new lows, and we're keeping a keen eye on oil, 55.63 here in the after hours. not only that, also all that happened in sydney with the hostage standoff that was devastating and the lives lost. everybody watching that as well. liz: but exxonmobil is moving up on a day where oil is now in the after market. this is just crazy. it's $55.24. if you believe peter at the nymex, he believes that oil's going to $50 a barrel. he's been calling for that. >> that's right. and morgan stanley said $43 next year. i know you heard that as well. liz: that's amazing. nicole, thank you very much. >>> oil, let's continue that conversation, did drop to a new five-and-a-half year low today, trading during the regular session as low as $5.29. it settled at $55.91. as i mentioned, it's now at $55.21 in think thinner volume e after market. but oil today for some reason colored the market red, bringing down the broader stock indexes. so with falling energy prices, does that mean that santa won't be

russians -- the west is going to beat the russians into submission in the near term, i mean we look at 28 tebow when, 2018 when he is up for reelection it could be more dicey for putin but we are talking about the next few months and days, his ability to ratchet up the pressure and not just over the ukraine i think is very significant. >> what should the u.s. and western europe do? >> let's channel. you saw just in the last few days the republicans put a bill forthwith, congress put a bill forth broadly to increase sanctions, particularly against gas promise, gazprom and obama didn't feel like he should veto that, probably in implementation he will try to ratchet it back a bit, in this environment it is hard to imagine america taking pressure off of russia, just because iran is pushed in a corner may we should take sanctions off now that it hurts i think the west is in a bit of a box here. the smart thing for the americans to do, i thought this consistently, provide more support for ukraine, but also try to facilitate a climb down of the tensions, that means the europeans can't really go ahead

the first was tebowing 9, 1983. the session from these videos was june 10. stories i was reminded of, i did not know about it. i was talking to jesse raiford, one of the producers on this. in,he studio before we came there had been some kind of party. these big balloons had gone up into the rafters. in the control room, they could see it. one of the cameramen, instead of being focused on the president focused on these coming down on these enormous lights. one of the secret service people in the control room told them the form of these balloons hit the light and there was a pop, that the secret service would take out everybody in the control room. [laughter] while i am focusing on what i am doing, there is this alternate drama going on. where i wasrid form taking him through, and he had prepped for it. i was talking him through the memoirs. i was not a journalist. i had no reputation in the field, much less a journalistic field. i was approaching him as an historian to talk him through his memoirs, to talk him through his life, to get that on tape. the deal w

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tomorrow, "gma," tim tebow with a surprise for a coach and her school. >> you won't have to wait long people have been found shot and killed in the lansdale area. two of the victims were found in souderton borough where chopper is live right now. two others in lansdale and the 5th one in lower salford township. police tell us they have found the suspected gunman's vehicle, but not him. they say he is a military veteran. once again, five people have been killed and police say the gunman is at large. "action news" is continue to update the breaking story on air and 6abc.com. >>> let's go to matt pellman. >> reporter: matt, just a couple of traffic troubles to get you into work, one on i-95 southbound in delco a crash approaching ridley park off to the side. i-95 in wilmington, the ramp to the southbound lanes to 202 southbound reopen after being closed last week from construction. there's a protest in wilmington that's going to block king streets. septa regional rails new schedules took effect yesterday. if the train doesn't arrive when you expect it to, that's probably why. >> karen ro

yes, ladies and gentlemen, this is tim tebow with an axe.n i have none. and they're the reason i'm here today. >> reporter: what's your message to the young people? >> it's very important to use your obstacles as steppingstones to get where you need to be and reach your full potential. >> wonderful. your chariot awaits. so many magical moments in the happiest place on earth. and you can watch a disney parks "frozen" christmas celebration this morning on abc. ariana grande, trisha yearwood. very special. we'll be right back. ♪ did you get chips for the party? nope. (ding) cheese plate? cheese plate. no, i made something better. you used the oven? boom. pillsbury crescents. make the holidays pop. 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 exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep numb

yes, ladies and gentlemen, this is tim tebow with an axe. my hope when i have none. and they're the reason i'm here today. >> reporter: what's your message to the young people? >> it's very important to use your obstacles as steppingstones to get where you need to be and reach your full potential. >> wonderful. your chariot awaits. so many magical moments in the happiest place on earth. and you can watch a disney parks "frozen" christmas celebration this morning on abc. ariana grande, trisha yearwood. very special. we'll be right back. ♪ thank you cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you... we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. the numbers don't lie. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability, and hd picture quality. so join the millions who enjoy the difference fios makes. get a fios triple play online at an amazing price guaranteed for two whole years. plus now get $400 bon

and rob marciano was helping out, and sara, and tim tebow.ing at all. >> you know this, you were there last year, the folks at disney know how to do it right. >> great surprise. leave it at that. great to have you back. >>> and how about the deals and steals, tory johnson. look at tory. a shopping cart. >> oh, my gosh, can i do this? can i make it happen? yikes. this is tougher than the grocery store. >> these are all starting at -- >> $5. >> how great this feels. >> thank you, tory. good night, everybody. >> yeah. >> robin, we're ready. >> that is nice. >> see you later for deals and steals. >> we will flip. a whole bunch of good holiday gift ideas coming up. >>> we begin with the ferocious storm ginger has been telling us about, hammering the west coast. from seattle to san francisco, and expected to be the worst weather to hit california in years. more than a half a foot of relentless rain. hurricane force winds. schools in the bay area are shut down for the first time since nech 9/11. millions of people bracing for the potential for mudsl

tomorrow, "gma," tim tebow with a surprise for a coach and her school. >> you won't have to wait long eric thomas. protesters are marching once again in oakland. this is a live picture from sky 7 hd. protesters are blocking the road at 7th and broadway. some are blocking the entrance to the oakland police building where one window has been broken. this is part of the continuing protests across the nation over police brutality. let's get a traffic update. >>> the protest is blocking the broadway on and off-ramp from northbou0 and you are going to be stuck. 580 is completely sold out. also a sig alert northbound highway 13 at lincoln avenue due to a downed tree blocking one lane. >>> right on cue, the rain is moving out into the central valley. we'll show you a quick look at live doppler 7 hd. more is on t announcer: it's "live with kelly and michael." today, from the new film "big eyes," amy adams. and from jtquingle all the way 2," larry the cable guy. plus, your questions and comments on another edition of kelly and michael's inbox, all next on "live." [captioning made possible by is

yes, ladies and gentlemen, this is tim tebow with an axe.you. >> grateful to be here today. the boys and girls clubs have been my family, my hope when i have none. and they're the reason i'm here today. >> reporter: what's your message to the young people? >> it's very important to use your obstacles as steppingstones to get where you need to be and reach your full potential. >> wonderful. your chariot awaits. so many magical moments in the happiest place on earth. and you can watch a disney parks "frozen" christmas celebration this morning on abc. ariana grande, trisha yearwood. very special. we'll be right back. ♪ it's the time of year for making lists... at chevrolet, we've made it onto a few lists ourselves. in fact this year, we've been at the top of more awards lists than any other car company. now during the chevy year end event, put us on yours. choose an impala in stock the longest and get cash back for 20 percent of the msrp. that's over sixty-five hundred dollars on this impala lt. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. [male

tim tebow paid off their layaway accounts so they could give gifts. reactions were priceless.aven't yet to learn to be a layaway angel. go to goodmorningamerica.com on ya hoo, and thank you in advance. >> i love that people are helping us help others. that's fantastic. and we have more surprises tomorrow from different stores across the country. can't wait. >> that is going to be great. >>> town to a new project that could change what we know about autism and how and why it effects people around the world. it's a collaboration connecting scientists across the globe with google. these are images of dna, the building blocks of life. and a brand new research project decoding them may unlock one of the great medical mysteries. >> it is not enough. we don't know what causes it, don't have a cure. and very few treatments. >> reporter: no one knows that more than the families affected. tommy hill figger is a parent of a child with autism. >> when you first find out about it, you begin to question yourself and say, why us? >> reporter: and now some of the questions on the verge of bei

robin roberts, rob marciano and tim tebow. celebration airs christmas morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern. it's going to be fantastic. they're going to reunite some family and friends that aren't expecting it. they'll do the reuniting in the various disney locations california, florida and hawaii. >> looking forward to that. as always. >>> also, something old is something new in the blackberry smartphone business. >>> also, smarter calls to 911 thanks to a new app that can help you and the police in case of emergency. see how it works. >>> and the amazing connection that sounds like science fiction. how you can have a long-distance full-body face-to-face conversation with somebody halfway around the world. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lifelock. nearly half a million cars were stolen in 2012, but for every car stolen, 34 people had their identities stolen. identity thieves can steal your money, damage your credit, and wreak havoc on your life. why risk it when you can help