we don't know if any arrests ntt have been take jen : youknow a teenager whose christmas wish list is long and costly. vicki: kids who may be forget from time to time that not everybody gets the c see in the movies. read callan introduces us to a valley teen whose christmas wish list wasrepoer: she's 14 years old and in love with the spirit of this season. her name is senokot and her christmas wish list was filled often forgotten in our faces on the streets who if they get a christmas at all, experience it on a cold sidewalk. seneca knew it and did something. seeing a need and responding with action. >> i wanted to bring a little of that feeling i have to them. reporter: seneca set up this asking herfrie s if they would help her meals for our homeless. soon, hundreds of people and thousands of dollars followed her, leading up to this very day. >> thank you. >> merry christmas. >> just because i'm 14 doesn't mean i can't go out and do : senececis a lot like her folks. mom, tara raburn, saying she loves that her children are growing up to serve. i go home and sleep in a warm bed every n

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i know the riches we have in the people and they have the faith, but, youknow, we have to have some, some external support, either financial, technical, and fear. >> ron: now, sudan went through >> bishop peni: 55 years. >> ron: 55 years total. no theighting was supposed to have ended in 2005 and then it took ananher sii or seven years for south sudan to gain its independence and be created. what is the status of the fighting right now and are there different factions that fight still among each others? i think iowans and people in america don't understand that there are different tribes and different nations within the tribes that fight against each other, right? >> bishop peni: yes. ron: how that is gogog now and how can you as someone ncerned about peace and justice, can you bring that fighting to a stop? we got our independence, it seems like the church, the international communities, the friends of south sudan, went on vacation. >> ron: went on vacation, yeye. >> bishop peni: we thought everything is done, everybody was happy. we didn't know that in only two years from when we g

this didn't turn out exactlyow i had planned, but, youknow. >> that's next level stuff there. >> jimmy: next year there will be a murder. >> yes. i don't know where you can go at this point. >> jimmy: so this is our annual prank show. you guys -- now, there was a prank on halloween. and maybe you should start off telling us a little bit about this, what happened. >> well, first of all, it's not -- >> first of all, i think it's more like a little surprise than a prank. it wasn't at that level. but halloween eve we're in philadelphia. there's a haunted penitentiary where al capone was once jailed. they have a halloween month long thing. it's scary. you are grabbed by goblins and you navigate through it. kirk said he was going to be there but bagged out at the last minute and went to something even scarier, 76ers game and sat courtside. we thought we would bring the show to him in the booth on halloween night. >> i'm not a fan. >> jimmy: is that the way it went? >> no, i said i wasn't going. there's no chanc i'm going. >> jimmy: and then they wound up bringing a ing aing a zombiee on came

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everybody knows that know my kids know they're lovely, lovely kids and i'm hoping that can share with, youknow, withhhe public especially america, g g save money all year round and how i save up to get my christmases this way. >> 300 presents under the tr, 8 85 for your two girls, 30 for your son. i know you don't want to give away but what could y you posbly have inside. >> a lot of things are thihings they need becau i don't spoil them throughout the year. so they get their clothes for the year. they get their bubble baths, their perfumes, makeup for the older one for the year because in theyant anything else ty have to save up for that themselves. >> what's a smelly. >> a a smelly is like -- >> thank you for asking that. >> is that very british? >>mellies is your bubble baths and youroaps and your hand lotions. so we don't have to buy shampoo or bubble bath throughout the year once christmas is done. >> $2300 the equivalent in the u.s. and you know how to save and you've got some tips for people trying to do just that for the christmas season. yes, i've been doing it for years. and i mean o

. >> especially on christmas, so it is about, youknow, people it's about giving back and you at "glamour" found people are into it. >> it's partlyy because of the world we liveve in. you look at the headlines. there's a lot of bad news and i think it feels so good to do one thin and by the way it can be a very small thing that makes an impact on so many of the issues that we see in the headlines. >>ou're doing aretty big project. tell everybody about it. >> this is a cause that's near and dear to my heart. glamour pledged to help support all the girls around the world out of secondary school and thererare about 50 million young women in countries all over the globe who want to go to school and can't. you do not have to be at the tippy to levels of wealth to make a difference on this issue either. throroh the girl project youan give as little as $5 to pay for a girl's school supplies in a place like baltimore or $150 if you tea up with people in your office or members of your family will actually pay for a girl's tuition for an entire year in some parts of the world is ere that amount of

snapshots on paper and it has removable paper on the back so you can stick it on the ornaments but as youknow, we're doing a lot of printing and the concern is typically am hp as a program instant k which makes your smart printer let hp know you're running out and ship it directly to your house. >> you all look so great. george. >> coming up so many soon-to-be moms like you struggling with back pain. we know you'll be on the case on that. we have something special. a lk at a new trailer for "batman v superman: dawn of justice" that includes a special message from the cape crusader, ben affleck. >> good morning, america. i'm so excited to introduce this film to the world on march 25th these two giants and icons of the comic book world together on screen for the first time. there's a special clip we made just for "good morning america." i can't wait for you to see it. think you're going to love the movie. i'm really proud of it. [ applause ] >> mr. wayne, daily planet. your position on the bat >> civil liberes being trampled on in your city. thks he's above the law. >> the daily planet criticiz

youknow, a blood testould be teterrific, the science there is really, really too soon to know. >> right now they use a simple testhat's effective. >> yeah, the standard testing requires a medical professional but there's a simple eye test that many people are using called the king-devictest. head you have trouble reading along lines and following text and so they administered this card where you just simply read numbers for about two minutes across and they compare it to how fast you read them before the season started. and it can be very useful in diagnosing a concussion even if the chi doesn't want you -- >> the coach used to look at you to see if you had that glay look. >> the coach wants you back in there so there's a conflict of interest so having something objective would be useful. >> you'll take questions all morning onwitter and facebook. post your questions on "gma's" facebook page. now to michael. >>> thank you, george. now to tha unusual hollywood divorce battle. sing mandy moore asking for spousal support from ryan adams for their pets. she said caring for their cats and do

youknow, this is not easy work. we did a l l to help. we did as much as we could what they wished to accept. but we're always looking for ways about what more we can do to try to give people a chance to be successful. >> secretary clinton, i want to go back. that government lacked institutions and experience. it had been a family business r 40 ars. the security side we offered only a modest training effort and a very limited arms buy-back program. let me ask you the question again. how much responsibility do you ar for the chaos that followed those elections? >> martha, we offered a lot more than they were willing to take. we offered a lot more. we also got rid of their chemical weapons, which w w a big help. d we also went after a lot of the shoulder-fired missiles to round them up. you know, we can't -- if we're not going to send american troops, which there was never any idea of doing that, then to try to send trainers, to try to europeans offered, the u.n. offered, and there wasn't a lot of responsiveness at first. i think a lot of t

you make me feel >>> youknow, there's a little move why opening onned from. it's called "star wars: the force a wakens." already getting stellar reviews and it's not even officially out yet. harrison ford and carrie fisher let "world news tonight" anchor david muir in on the secrets t their iconic chemistry.

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