ten people shot with officers just feet away. terror takedown. new video this morning shows these two heroes trapping the terrorist on london bridge. their makeshift weapons. how they helped stop the deadly stabbing spree. speaking out. >> thank you so much for your patience or if you stuck around for nine months just waiting. >> lori loughlin's daughter, olivia jade returning to her famous youtube channel for the first time. what she's saying as her parents fight charges and possible jail time. in the college admissions scandal. dolphin danger. the family furious claiming they paid to have their 10-year-old daughter swim with the dolphins on vacation, but instead, she was attacked. ♪ underneath the tree cyber monday mania. the best savings of the season dropping right now on ipads, phones and travel. where to look for the deepest discounts before the clock runs out. ♪ all on christmas day and good morning, america. hope you all had a great thanksgiving. it's great for us to welcome mary bruce up from washington. her weekday "gma" anchor debut. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> it is so exciting to be here. it's great to see the whole gang in person and it is nice to have a little bit of an escape from wild washington. although with this weather i'm just happy i made it at all and the holiday weekend is going to last a little bit longer for some students who are waking up to school closings and delays here on the east coast as that nor'easter strengthens. >> the storm already creating a mess as millions of folks still trying to get home from the holiday, and take a look at this. this was at the giants/packers game in new jersey sunday. they actually -- well, they had to shovel the field at times to try to play that game. well, that didn't help the giants at all whether you could see the field or not, but that's how nasty the snow and weather was. >> and more snow is on the way. stephanie ramos is going to start us off in albany, new york, where the snow is coming down right now, stephanie. how are you? >> reporter: it is, george, and we'll likely see about 20 inches here in albany. that's including snowfall from yesterday, some of it piled up right here and what we're expecting later today, governor cuomo has placed the national guard on standby as this winter storm moves through the state leaving behind a mess across the country. this morning, extreme blizzards barreling through the midwest and heavy snow in the northeast. as travelers head home after the holiday weekend conditions starting out icy in upstate new york. cars seen on the side of the interstate after skidding off the road. state police and emergency crews attempting to assist stranded drivers. in albany, a total whiteout. vehicles struggling to maneuver through more than a foot of snow. drivers abandoning their cars including semis altogether. neighborhoods left completely buried as plow trucks brave the treacherous conditions. the new england region also preparing for a similar predicament. massachusetts deploying an army of salt trucks as residents hit the grocery stores to stock up on supplies. at the nation's airports, chaos as more than 500 flights canceled sunday. this plane stuck in the grass after sliding off a taxiway in buffalo. and in connecticut, frustration mounting as delays and cancellations ensued at bradley airport. ramps and runways blanketed in inches of snow while passengers are left stranded trying to book new flights home. this dad and his 4-year-old spent more than 15 hours at o'hare international airport in chicago after multiple flights to minnesota were grounded. >> when you're traveling with a kid for the first time be prepared for anything and just pretend like everything is fine and the kids will believe it too so it's been not fun. >> reporter: here in albany, it is snowing lightly right now, but it's expected to pick up later today. just to put this all into perspective for you, here in albany typically gets about 13 inches of snow for the spire month of december. they will likely surpass that snow total today. so many neighborhoods completely buried right now. you can see piles of snow piled up on street corners. cars like those behind me are covered in snow. police are advising drivers to stay off the roads if they can. new york city police say they have responded to about 550 storm-related crashes over the last day or so. the state department of transportation says, if you can stay home, go ahead and do that. guys? >> stephanie, thank you. now get inside and warm up. >> a lot of people trying to make their way home after the holiday. some getting an extended holiday. the whole team is tracking this for us. good morning to you, rob. >> good morning, t.j. we had to beat this. it's a slow-moving system, and growing in size. it started off with sleet and freezing rain and snow, and now it's going to be all freezing snow. we have warnings posted up to the spine of the appalachians and really the core of it is across parts of the northeast. let's zoom into that. it has been all snow all the time for parts of central and eastern new york. if you go an hour north of city, it's a mess. it's been all snow. winter storm warnings still posted there. 6 to 12 inches additionally. syracuse, you get over towards albany, across the border, to massachusetts, where they'll see significant amounts of snow, and 1 to 3 in new york city, philadelphia. up through boston could see another 5 to 6 inches of snow. 6:30 tonight, after the afternoon rush, all snow, i-95, and tomorrow morning all snow in boston. this is a long duration event here for the first week of december, george. >> okay, rob, thanks very much. we'll go to washington now where the impeachment showdown enters a new phase. as president trump heads to london, house intelligence committee members will have a look at adam schiff's report that makes the case for impeachment. on tuesday, they will vote to send it to the house judiciary committee which will hold its first impeachment hearings wednesday. our senior white house correspondent cecilia vega is tracking the latest. cecilia, overnight, we learned that the president's lawyers have decided not to participate at least for now, in those judiciary committee hearings. >> reporter: yeah, exactly, george, good morning to you. it came in the form of a letter to jerry nadler blasting him and this next phase and say that the president's not going to participate because they have no idea who the witnesses are that are going to be called and they say an invitation to participate in an academic discussion gives the president no semblance of fairness in all of this process. now we heard from some democrats this weekend. they are suggesting that if the president is innocent, he should want to participate and they want to hear his explanation for all of this. it was just a few weeks ago, you'll remember, george, that the president himself suggested that he actually might want to participate in this. at least for now it seems like that is not happening and the white house is going to continue with this defense of stonewalling this investigation. >> none of the president's top aides have testified. meantime, though, they are at least leaving open, the white house lawyers, leaving open the possibility of participating later in the process. >> reporter: yeah, and they're asking nadler for some details on his plans for upcoming proceedings. they want to know if he'll allow more witnesses to testify. they want to know if he could call witnesses and if they'll be able to cross-examine some of these witnesses. george, we are though seeing some semblance of cracks in the ranks among republicans, at least a few are discussing whether the president should or should not participate. there's some difference and division on that. some suggest that the president might want to participate and especially if he can present evidence but others are saying he should stay out of this. this has not been a fair process from the start. >> in the meantime, cecilia, the president is flying to london this morning for that nato summit and those meetings have been very fractious meetings under president trump. >> reporter: oh, certainly so, george, and you know this because president trump has suggested that nato should be obsolete. this comes at a time when the u.s. is reducing its contbutions to nato's budget. but he's got a number of meetings scheduled with world leaders, of course, all this happening in the midst of the british elections, those are happening in a few days. the brits want him to stay out of their domestic policies. we shall see. >> cecilia vega, thanks very much. mary? should be a busy week in washington. now, of course, to the race of 2020. another candidate dropping out. steve bullock joins the 12 others but the field still remains very crowded. 16 are still in the race and now the top contenders are barnstorming across iowa with just a few weeks left before the first big test there. our eva pilgrim is there and, eva, joe biden is hoping to get a boost with a new bus tour with an unusual but very classic biden name. >> reporter: that's right. mary. joe biden's launching his biggest push yet here in iowa with this right here, this bus. the "no malarkey" bus tour. he says he came here because he knows he has to show up in order to earn votes, and that's what we're seeing from a lot of candidates here as they try to get face time with voters. this morning, the battle for iowa. with just nine weeks until the iowa caucuses, the democratic candidates out in full force. former vice president joe biden and senator elizabeth warren have been leading in iowa, but the latest polling in the hawkeye state shows the competition heating up. the most recent "des moines register" poll putting mayor pete buttigieg on top. >> andrew yang. >> bernie sanders. >> joe biden. >> reporter: this, as voters are being bombarded with the candidates' pitches. over 5,000 ads airing just this week including this buttigieg ad about limiting tuition-free college. >> we should move to make college affordable for everybody. that's some voices saying, well, that doesn't count unless you go even further unless it's free for the kids of millionaires. i only want to make promises that we can keep. >> reporter: alexandria ocasio-cortez, a bernie sanders supporter, slamming the front-runner tweeting, this is a gop talking point used to dismantle public systems and it's sad to see a dem candidate adopt it. meanwhile, biden kicking off an 8-day, 18-county, 800-mile road trip across the state. the "no malarkey" bus tour making stops in many rural communities. >> we're going to win this race. we're going to beat donald trump and i promise you we're going to change america. >> reporter: and warren trying a new campaign tactic at a town hall, she took questions from the crowd after speaking for just eight minutes. >> i was wondering if there was ever a time in your life where somebody you really looked up to maybe didn't accept you as much. >> reporter: leading to this emotional moment with a young voter. >> you got to take care of yourself first and do this. give me a hug. [ applause ] >> reporter: this morning, some of those candidates are feeling the pressure with less than two weeks to qualify. just six of those 16 candidates in that crowded field of democratic hopefuls have made the cut for the next debate. mary. >> eva, thank you. it is going to be quite the sprint over these next few weeks. t.j. all right, mary. we're going to turn to this urgent investigation under way in new orleans after a mass shooting in the city's french quarter. gunfire erupted there on sunday injuring at least ten people. abc's victor oquendo is on scene for us. victor, hello to you. >> reporter: good morning, t.j. it all happened along this sidewalk here behind us. canal street was packed at the time. police are investigating. they're looking at surveillance from the area but this morning, no arrests and no motive. this morning, new orleans police on the hunt for the people behind the mass shooting just outside the famed french quarter over the holiday weekend. >> we got a total [ inaudible ] at charters and canal. we're going to need ems here as well. >> reporter: two transported to the hospital in critical condition. one shot in the chest. the other in the torso. tens of thousands of college football fans in town for the bayou classic between grambling and southern universities. additional officers on duty for the big game just feet away when they heard the first shots on canal street. >> we were right there when it occurred. they heard the shots. again, they were under the impression that may have been fired upon because the shots were so close. >> reporter: officers swarming the scene but amid the chaos with so many people out hours after the game, authorities say it was initially tough to tell where the shots were coming from. one person of interest taken into custody near the scene interrogated by police. the mayor of new orleans calling the shootings an ugly disruption of an otherwise beautiful holiday weekend adding that the tragedy will not define us. three years ago to the date an almost identical scene on bourbon street after the bayou classic. ten people shot the sunday after thanksgiving in 2016. that shooting in 2016 happened just a few blocks away. as for this weekend, police are urging the public to come forward. offering a reward for information. george. >> they got to the bottom of this one. thanks very much. we're going to go overseas now to a brutal crackdown in iran. hundreds have been killed by government forces confronts mass protest after a sudden spike in fuel prices. it's the deadliest political unrest there since the revolution in 1979, and our foreign correspondent james longman has the latest details. good morning, james. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, george. these protests broke out after an at least 50% increase in gas prices. after a crackdown, they morphed into a wider call to bring down the iranian government. information is patchy because of internet blackout initiated by the government but over the last two weeks local journalists say at least 180 people have been killed, 2,000 wounded and 7,000 detained. now, all is this is linked to u.s. sanctions on oil exports which are clearly taking their toll. that was a move by donald trump to force iran back to the negotiating table over its nuclear program. it's putting real pressure on the government and the ruling clerics especially since these protests are concentrated in poorer areas normally loyal to the regime. huge protests back in 2019 gained worldwide attention but the current demonstrations look to be more widespread. they have already left more people dead. this represents a major challenge to the government's power and authority. mary? >> james, thank you. now to new details about that terror takedown in london. new video this morning shows those two heroes using some very unconventional weapons to stop the suspect on a deadly stabbing spree. our senior foreign correspondent ian pannell at london bridge with more. ian, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, mary. that's right. a vigil was just held here for victims of that attack. we now know that tragically they were both young people dedicated to help ex-offenders like the man who killed them. this morning, new details surrounding the brave bystanders who helped take down the terrorist in london. this video showing heroes fighting back, one of them even using the tusk of a narwhal whale. >> they used fire extinguishers and they used chairs. they used these narwhal tusks ripped off the wall in the heat of the moment. they were determined it wasn't going to go on, and they did exactly what they had to do. >> reporter: hundreds seen fleeing the area as the incident unfolded friday. the attacker, usman khan was eventually killed by police at the scene. >> we found no evidence, no evidence to suggest anybody else was involved in this attack. >> reporter: the incident tragically leaving two dead and three others injured. the deceased, both cambridge graduates, 25-year-old jack merritt and 23-year-old saskia jones. both praised for their dedication to helping others. overnight, a quote tweeted by jones three years back finding new significance. it read, i hope that someday when i'm gone someone somewhere picks my soul up off these pages and thinks, i would have loved her. >> this is an attack on our community in many ways and it was intended as such. >> reporter: police say he had ties with al qaeda and eligible for early release from prison serving just half of his 16-year sentence. prime minister boris johnson now calling the laws that allowed for his early release ridiculous and repulsive. >> the practice of automatic early release where you cut a sentence in half and let really serious violent offenders out early simply isn't working. >> reporter: overnight, services were held for the victims of the attack, two of the injured remain in the hospital. so there are calls this morning for a review of sentencing guidelines for terrorist offenders but, mary, i can tell you in this case tragically it appears all the rules were followed. mary. >> just remarkable and so tragic. ian, thank you. t.j. all right, mary, george and everybody at home, look at your screens. a touching toy drive that's become an annual tradition. this is at the hershey bears' hockey game, they do a teddy bear toss, encouraging the fans to bring teddy bears, and they'll be donated to charity, but this year, they do it after the team scores the first goal, but 46,000 toys were tossed down onto that ice and they had to stop the game for a little bit to collect them all but they've been doing it the past several years and have a local fan who matches financial donations so end up raising up to $30,000 to $40,000 each year. but just a cool toy drive, a cool scene to see all that happen. >> they just keep coming. >> they bre a record this year, $46,000. >> creating all kinds of smiles. following a lot of other stories including a mother who claims her 10-year-old daughter was attacked on vacation while swimming with dolphins. it is cyber monday. how to score the best deals on phones, ipads and more before time runs out. first, let's go back to rob. >> check out the snow falling in steamboat. nearly 90 inches of snow already after blizzard conditions this weekend. select cities brought to you now by state farm. we hope your monday is off to a good start and we'll be right back. it'we've got hundreds ofget. doorbusters on target.com. save on tvs, toys, and so much more. doorbusters start sunday. don't miss out on cyber monday savings. only at target. verizon's important to us because we facetime with her grandparents all the time. 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occurring in october but mom laura says tour operator tui has washed their hands of us and i've not even have a card, flowers or teddy bear from tui. while reports of dolphins attacking humans is extremely rare, experts do warn people to be cautious around these friendly-looking creatures. >> they are not tame animals. they are not pet animals. there's that old saying again you can take an animal out of the wild. you cannot take the wild out of the animal. >> and the tour operator tui tells abc news they are conducting an internal investigation and reaching out to the family as well and reassuring customers this is extremely rare, which is what you heard in the piece, and it's what our animal experts told us as well. keep in mind, the animal experts say dolphins can weigh up to 500 pounds, boast 100 teeth. if they really want to hurt this girl they could have. i can't imagine being that mother feeling so helpless and watching your daughter. >> these are such a common attraction, so popular too. >> very popular but also very rare. >> thanks, paula. we move to the latest on the college admissions scandal. lori loughlin's daughter olivia jade is breaking her silence posting her first youtube video since her parents were arrested back in march. linsey davis here with the details. good morning, linsey. >> good morning, olivia jade is back. she describes being terrified at making a return to youtube after a nearly nine-month absence from posting her tutorials. as for the big elephant in the room she addresses it only by saying she can't talk about it. >> hi, everybody, it's olivia jade. welcome back to my youtube channel. >> reporter: this morning olivia jade giannulli, the daughter of lori loughlin anfashion designer mossimo giannulli, is speaking out. appearing on her youtube channel after nearly nine months of silence. >> obviously i've been gone for a really long time and as much as i wish i could talk about all of this, it's really hard for me to say this just 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20-year-old was a prolific social media influencer, a rising mogul, the up-and-coming makeup star landing deals with tresemme and sephora. >> today i get to review and announce my highlight palette with sephora collection. >> reporter: both companies have since cut ties with her. she says that the moral of the story is that she missed her fans and is excited to start filming again. of course, olivia jade's parents are among the 35 parents indicted on charges. both have entered pleas of not guilty and face serious jail time if convicted. >> but presumably the fact olivia jade is coming out means she's unlikely to face legal jeopardy. >> the general consensus is that it would be highly unlikely without new evidence so it's possible she could be charged but not expected. >> okay. thanks very much, linsey. t.j. we turn to a rescue of someone who was trying to get down a chimney. no, not the big guy. it was actually a teenager who was locked out of her house so she decided to shimmy down the chimney to get back in. erielle reshef is here. look, if santa can get down a chimney surely a teenager can. >> it's hard to believe that we're reporting on this kind of story but that girl somehow managed to call for help from inside her family's chimney. her santa claus-style plan to get back into her house undetected going up in smoke. the rescue operation caught on camera. this morning, an arizona teen narrowly escaping danger. her rescue caught on camera. watch as phoenix firefighters pull the 17-year-old girl out of her family's chimney covered in soot from head to toe but in good spirits showing a huge smile after being stuck for more than an hour. according to a friend, she was attempting to get back into the house after they were locked out late at night. >> i don't know what we were thinking. >> reporter: but she learns quickly it's not as easy as santa claus makes it look. >> she was panicking. she was like i don't know what to do. call 911. >> reporter: the teenage girl 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to buy it. >> reporter: big price cuts today, the ipad at target, 229, $20 less than the lowest doorbuster we saw. walmart, buy a samsung galaxy phone and get a $450 gift card. at best buy save $130 on this 14-inch chromebook. amazon, all of their fire, echo and kindle products between 25% and 50% off. the seven-inch kindle fire tablet just $29. travel, another area where buyers can find massive deals. >> we're seeing everything from experiences to cruise lines to roundtrip airfares on sale. >> reporter: legoland, annual passes for $99, that's more than 50% off. amtrak tickets, 35% off, and cruises, 25% off. these discounts won't last. >> cyber monday is one of the best times to tap into some of those holiday deals and while you might see deals come up through the rest of the holiday shopping season, this is really a time when retailers are trying to attract those consumer dollars. >> indeed, these prices won't last. that's why i want to highlight a couple of the deals live on walmart.com right now. this is an nintendo switch bundle that comes with an extender memory card, 128 gigabytes, and a controller. 299. that's 20% off. another deal we're looking at here, this tv, this is a vizio, 55-incher. this is a $200 off deal and people are really excited about this high-end tv. we're also seeing laptos. this lenovo 14-inch laptop running windows 10 is $149. normally $239, 90 bucks off. the deals are flying off the shelves, guys. >> they are. thank you, becky. >> we're going to see becky again with more cyber monday savings in our next half hour. next hour. but also coming up, babies racing. it's going to go well. it's our "play of the day." it's going to be great. it's going to be great. ♪ ice ice baby i think we've watched every single movie at least twice. four times. 100 times. 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the best savings of the season for your kitchen, your beauty and shoes. and watch out for the so-called grinch bots. how they could dash your search for deals. new this morning. dwyane wade firing back at online trolls posting nasty comments about his 12-year-old after this thanksgiving family picture. his message for every parent this morning. overcoming motherhood impostor syndrome. actress casey wilson on trusting her parenting instincts when it came to her young son. when she first thought something wrong, the symptoms that led her to doctors and the diagnosis that changed his life. ♪ and are you ready for a cozy little christmas? katy perry. ♪ >> the "gma" sneak peek at her brand-new music video as we say, good morning, america. there's some holiday music to get you in the holiday mood. hope you had a great thanksgiving weekend. good morning, america. >> today is the day we all go to the office and declare i did not come here to work. it is cyber monday. so everybody is going to be on the computer at work shopping for some of the best deals and we're told this is one of the drop-dead deadlines, cyber monday, for some of the best deals out there. >> and tory johnson is here with great gives up to 70% off. check that out. get this, free shipping on all of it. >> that is coming up. a lot of news to get to this morning, including those blizzards in the midwest and heavy snow now in the northeast. want to go back to stephanie ramos in albany, new york. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: it is snowing lightly right now here in albany but it is expected to pick up later today. here in albany, they usually get about 13 inches of snow for the entire month of december. they will likely surpass that snow total later today. in this area we're expecting about 20 inches of snow. that's including snowfall from yesterday and what we'll see later today. so many neighborhoods completely covered in snow. you can see those cars behind me covered. snow piles just pushed up against street corners and crews are out here as you can see really trying to clean all of this mess up. but all of this as travelers try to head home after the holiday weekend. so many colleges in this area canceling classes taking some of that pressure off of students that are trying to rush back to class. but for those on the morning commute across the northeast, we've seen a lot of drivers like this guy here getting on the roads this morning. it is going to be a rough one. conditions are expected to worsen and state police here are advising people to stay home if they can. george. >> okay, stephanie, thanks very much. t.j. we need to get the latest now on that nor'easter that is now gaining strength. for that we turn to our rob marciano. good morning. >> just north of albany now, 20.7 inches of snow has already fallen. we're looking at more than that. freezing rain last night to rain, now back to snow. we have got winter storm warnings from tennessee all the way up to maine. let's time this out. we will see a switch over where it is raining along i-95 and it will accumulate beginning later on tonight. coastal low beginning to develop now. you see the white in through new york city, tonight at 7:00 p.m. we'll see accumulations there along i-95, certainly hartford's already got it and still snowing in boston tomorrow so a rough commute there. likely to be some schools closed tomorrow morning in some of these areas. 2 to 4 inches anywhere from philadelphia to new york city overnight and another 6 to 12 on top of what they've seen here. i-90, the mass pike is going to be dicey but some accumulations along i-95. will make for a dicey commute tonight and tomorrow morning. just the first week of december. spring is not around the corner. hold on tight. coming up, how dwyane wade is taking on critics targeting his child. and toys "r" us resurrected just in time for the holidays. brand-new way to shop for toys. they're calling it play before you pay and lara upstairs with more. >> i sure am. i'm with chef michael symon and a sheet pan. and a squash. we're going to put these things to good use showing you how to make easy and healthy dinners for the family. looking forward to that. a great audience and "deals & steals" like you have never seen before. enjoy. 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[ applause ] we all know today is cyber monday which means tomorrow is giving tuesday. we're going to have your guide to giving back. how you can make donations go further but now it's time for "pop news." >> it is, indeed. good morning. great to see you here. so good to see you all. lots going on. we'll begin with "frozen ii" and its amazing run at the box office. fans not about to let it go. the animated film shattering another record, becoming the highest grossing thanksgiving film in history. earning $124 million in the u.s. in the last five days alone. josh gad, who is, of course, the voice of olaf blown away by the news posting, quote, words cannot begin to express our gratitude and love for once again helping us make history. you are the greatest fans in the world and "frozen ii" -- we all are. it was so good. and "frozen ii" is now on its way to disney's billion-dollar club alongside "avengers: endgame," the new "lion king," "captain marvel" and "toy story 4" just to name a few. there are more. the original "frozen" in there raking in nearly $1.3 billion worldwide. we'll see where "frozen ii" goes. the sky is the limit with that movie. it's so heartwarming. if you haven't seen it check it out. and a superstar run-in happening on a thanksgiving flight. rihanna posting this on her instagram stories, yep, that's who you think it is. she captioned it rih-union. the superstar turning into fan when she realized she's sitting in front of sir paul mccartney on a flight from new york to london. so fun and you can see he doesn't seem to mind. the pair collaborated on the song "four five seconds" back in 2015 and had five hours to catch up on the cross atlantic flight. she's working on her ninth studio album. you can see paul hit the stage this summer at the glastonbury festival. perhaps it instigated another collaboration. >> those two. >> heaven. that is gorgeousness, i love both of those incredible musicians. >> i don't know. >> do they have their -- >> all right. also in "pop news" this morning, social media getting lots of great thanksgiving pictures but this one really caught our eye. taylor swift, gigi hadid, martha hunt and antony from "queer eye" all celebrating. gigi sharing the picture on instagram with others in there as well and writes friendsgiving, i love you all so much. we love you all too. we're guessing antony was in charge of the culinary creations. he posted some shots ahead of the big day prepping food and captioned got to get that bread. i don't know what that means. if that means something i don't know about, i apologize. model martha hunt sharing this sweet snap of she and taylor writing thankful for friends. it looks like a great celebration. i hope all of you guys out there and you are all had great celebrations as well. i saw some pictures from ali. did you have a great thanksgiving? >> fantastic. i wonder how we get an invite to that friendsgiving. >> yeah, i don't know. that did look like a great party. >> how was yours on your beautiful flight? >> i worked but i got a chance to get out of here and get the cooking done. finally, guys, something to be thankful for. take a look. this is an empty shelter. it's empty though for the best reason. every single animal that was housed there was adopted this weekend. every single animal. you guys know i'm nuts about this. thank you, nevada spca for sharing the amazing news. on twitter they told us 73 pets all finding their forever hopes homes on the most perfect weekend, on thanksgiving weekend. we're talking 19 dogs, 42 cats, that's really amazing. eight guinea pigs, three hamsters and a partridge in a pear tree. [ cheers and applause ] okay, it was a rabbit. one rabbit. they all went home with qualified families. that's also so important. the spca posted this on facebook writing, our kennels are empty. our hearts are full now that all of the dogs have found loving homes. we've got room and resources to help others in need. they take up the most room in a shelter so everybody please adopt, don't shop. >> thank you. [ applause ] we're going to move to our "gma" cover story. dwyane wade is taking on internet trolls targeting his child after the nba champ posted this photo on instagram. abc's zachary kiesch is here with the story. hey, zachary. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. dwyane wade has been a class act both on and off the court. he has revealed himself to be a family man actively involved in the lives of his children so when folks started taking these cheap shots at a thanksgiving photo it should come as no surprise d-wade stood up for the home team, his family. this morning, three-time nba champion dwyane wade hitting back at online trolls for criticizing his child zion's appearance in this family photo posted thursday to instagram. in the photo his child is wearing nails and a crop top. wade defending zion tweeting, as a parent my only goal is that my kids feel that i see them, love them, and support them. adding, stupidity is a part of the world that we live in. i've been chosen to lead my family. >> so often we assume that professional athletes aren't going to support those different kinds of gender expressions but here's a dad who is saying i'm willing to rise above all the pressure that exists in my athletic world and he's really demonstrating what parents need to do when their children are exploring their gender identity. >> reporter: in june wade opened up to "variety" about the importance of supporting zion's decision to attend the miami pride festival with gabrielle union who is the child's stepmother. >> my job to be their role model, to be their voice in my kids' lives to let them know you can conquer the world and you have the support of your father, you have the support of your family. every step of the way. go and be your amazing self and we'll sit back and love you and support you along the way. >> reporter: wade saying this weekend on twitter, we will continue to be us and support each other with pride, love and a smile. d-wade and his wife have been pretty unapologetic. they will love those kids without exception. >> setting a great example there. [ applause ] thank you. >> as we celebrate cyber monday, some good news for those fans who missed the store toys "r" us. i am one of them. it is making a comeback after bankruptcy rebranding and re-opening a new location over the weekend. abc's rebecca jarvis has all the details. rebecca, good morning. >> reporter: hey, mary, good morning. two years after that bankruptcy toys "r" us is working on its comeback story. it has the same name we all feel nostalgia for but visit the store and you'll get a whole new experience. >> all: three, two, one. >> reporter: toys "r" us is back and just in time for the holidays. now prioritizing experiencing the toys in store as part of the sell. the once megatoy retailer re-opening this store in paramus, new jersey, this weekend under new ownership. the famed geoffrey the giraffe there to greet those waiting in line. the re-imagined store offering interactive experiences from a tree house to a nerf test range to stations where kids can play before the parents pay. >> their eyes are wide open. they love being back in the store. they love the interaction going on so you can get your hands on any of the toys in the store. >> reporter: all those hands-on toys side by side with new in-store technology that connects shoppers to a vast database of toys they can get shipped home through target.com. it's the first toys "r" us to open in the u.s. since the retailer filed for bankruptcy in 2017 and closed more than 700 stores across the country last year. the company following a growing trend of retailers finding unique ways to lure customers. in 2017, apple launched interactive in-store classics from music to photography. in 2016, barnes & noble began rolling out concept stores, some with restaurants serving alcohol. and amazon even going from just online to its now own brick and mortar stores and speaking of amazon now with online shopping making life so much easier, retailers are having to go above and beyond to make that in-store experience worth your while. we saw this over the weekend with black friday. fewer people actually hitting the mall. people say they expect to make more than half of their purchases online this holiday so mary, what happens inside the stores? it has to be really special and really good to keep us going. >> yeah, and toys "r" us, such a rite of passage at the holiday time. >> geoffrey the giraffe is back. >> glad to see he's back. rebecca, thank you. t.j. now that you are done with that walk down memory lane about toys "r" us it's not the only retailer making headlines this cyber monday. we want to get back to becky worley who is walmart.com's headquarters in silicon valley and you're going to address a grinch bot. what is the deal we need to look at right now? >> oh, man, sales are huge right now, t.j., predicted $9.4 billion but those predictions so far have been blown out of the water. it could be a $10 billion day so i want to get right to the deals. here at walmart, a surprise hit has been the air fryer. this is the ninja four-quart that's normally $109. it's $59 today. that's a great gift for a foodie and another foodie gift, the kitchen artisan series 5 tilt headstand mixer. now, these are normally $379, 219 today, and they make some mean, mean pancakes, guys. i want to also tell you about items that are rarely discounted and i'm talking about beauty. rarely goes on sale. so the body shop. all those lotions and shampoos, 40% off the entire site. then at ulta, known for their beauty products but in addition to their sale you spend 50, you get 10 off. you spend 100, you get 20 off. final beauty item, macy's has all of their perfume and fragrances 25% to 50% off today. >> i could use a new scent these days, becky. tell us, it's cyber monday but it's cybershoe day. is that correct? >> that's right. cybershoe day, cyberclothing day. when it comes to shoes, we rarely see them discounted on a pair-by-pair basis. so go to your favorite online shoe site and see if that pair you really have been coveting is on sale. let's go to clothing, rarely discounted items, we're seeing patagonia with 30% off a lot of their warm weather gear. rei has up to -- yeah, that's a good one. rei up to 50% off a lot of items on their site and then take 25% off one additional item. now those blanket whole site discounts, navy, 25% off, old navy, 50% off. gap, 50% plus an extra 10% off so these blanket discounts, people love them, because everything is on sale. [ applause ] >> all right, becky, we have to leave it there for the time being. we're going to get into grinch bots later if we can. we need to head to rob. >> good morning again, t.j. time now for the big reveal of "gma's" brand-new holiday windows. nearly 400,000 people walk by these windows in times square every day so we figured we'd put them to good use and help maybe spread the spirit of the season. so these guys are santa's elves hard working here around the clock to get them ready. you guys ready? all right, drum roll, please. [ drum roll ] >> let's bring it down. whoa! there's robin and george and michael. they're spreading a holiday message of joy and happiness. you know what, guys, this is a great place to take a picture. come on, let's get some elves in here. all right. one, two. boom, selfie. i don't know if i did that write. tommy, billy, i will send that one to you. we want to see your selfies as well. if you come by one of these windows and hashtag it, #gmawindows. more holiday windows to reveal now to a struggle some moms may be facing called motherhood impostor syndrome. actress and comedian casey wilson coining the term in a parenting article and paula faris sat down with her to talk about it. good morning, paula. >> good morning, lara. this resonates with so many parents. we don't believe we're good enough or we feel as if we're a fraud. for casey wilson who wrote about motherhood impostor syndrome, she was forced to confront those feelings when her son suffered a host of medical issues. this morning, hollywood comedian, actress and mother of two, casey wilson, is opening up about something she calls motherhood impostor syndrome. >> you just suddenly feel like i'm doing it wrong. whatever i'm doing is wrong. >> i've heard of impostor syndrome, never heard of motherhood impostor syndrome. >> i'd like to take credit for it if it's going to be out there. >> reporter: the otherwise confident actress revealed she felt unprepared for motherhood. >> there were signs that things were kind of i felt my son was engaged with me but then sometimes would click out of engagement and he would lie on the ground frankly a lot and just stare off with his blanket and it happened a lot where he would kind of like -- we called it powering down. >> he's not acting like himself and you start blaming yourself. >> i felt like i'm working too much or i didn't cook enough vegetables or didn't eat the right stuff in utero or i didn't breast-feed enough. >> then he starts experiencing some medical issues. he breaks a leg. he has a seizure. he loses a bunch of weight. what is going through your mind then? >> then i thought there's something very wrong. he became this beyond picky eater. they call it food jagging where kids start jagging even from favorite foods where they're whittled down to two or three foods which is -- he was just eating pasta. >> reporter: after visiting a series of specialists and getting no real answers her son finally received a surprising diagnosis in january. celiac disease, an immune disorder in which gluten causes damage to the digestive system. >> i was flooded with relief in the sense of having an answer. i will never forget googling all the symptoms and seeing it's quite a list and it was like an umbrella of every single thing that we had experienced. seizures to depression to fatigue to kind of lack of engagement to tantrums to irritability to brittle bones. >> reporter: since then the family has made their home gluten free and her 4-year-old son is now prospering. >> thriving, excited. energetic, joyful. engaging, running around. >> do you still feel like you're dealing with motherhood impostor syndrome? >> it has lifted so much. >> why do you think mothers in general are so tough on themselves? >> we're expected to lean in and we're expected to be helicopter parents. it's like -- to have it all is just this kind of notion to me that it just makes me laugh. i do think it's a lot for one gal. >> how do you manage to give yourself enough grace? >> i have less tolerance for beating myself up. it's like we're all trying our best. >> we are trying our best and she advocated and fought for her son and as you saw he is doing so well. he's done a 180 and when she feels like an impostor she's learned to give herself grace in those moments. >> yeah, paula, thank you very much. stay with us because coming up, cyber monday "deals & steals" mega. cooking with our friend chef michael symon. expect me weather delays today. here's a live look at sfo. 60% of the flights were delayed or canned yesterday. now let's check in with francis on roads. >> there are major delays due to an earlier fatal accident. up to 73 minutes late for some of the trains but they are moving now. here's live shot of highway 87 in san jose. northbound traffic is slow. also flooding reported on 101 and 87. >> thank you. mike nicco will have a quick our system is starti ining unwind and a steady rains becoming pockets and eventually steady showers. some of the rain down in the south bay, but you can see other areas aren't as rainy. here's a look at future radar. we have a chance of scattered showers throughout the day and weeinto the evenings. now we have lesser chances of rain wednesday, tuesday and thursday before a storm friday. >> taung, mike. we'll be back with another update in about 30 minutes. you can always catch our news on our app r or ♪ welcome back to "gma." that is a sneak peek of the new katy perry christmas music video for her song, "cozy little christmas." she -- thank you so much -- she shared it first exclusively with us on "gma." that is great -- that's our christmas gift right here. love you, katy. 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[ drum roll ] yeah, boys. [ cheers ] >> oh, my goodness. it looks like santa's workshop. >> it does look like santa's workshop. it is a magical mix of really great deals and also just thoughtfully chosen gift ideas and i'm in awe. i love this. december is my favorite month of the year. the holidays are obviously my favorite time of the year. it's a beautiful way to celebrate yourself and people that you love, and you can check all of it out directly at gmadeals.com. >> some significant discounts as well. some with preshipping. we have one more window we the rain has n the rain has not turned to snow just yet. george, back up to you. >> thank you, guys. here now with michael symon. he's agreed to join the "gma" family for the coming year as our chef in residence. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. very excited. i'm very excited about this. >> sounds so efficient. >> i was going to call you, george, give me a good title. >> that one works. also here to share recipes from his new cookbook, "fix it with food." that's coming out tomorrow. hope you had a good thanksgiving. >> had a wonderful thanksgiving. we had -- i was telling you we had 25 people over. i cooked for 50 because that's what i do. but everybody seemed very happy. we gave everybody plenty of leftovers. the celebration continued. >> working holiday. >> i would have it no other way. i love to cook and feed people. >> we'll focus, if you're tired of cooking but still want to have something healthy a little bit after thanksgiving. >> this is a one-sheet tray meal from my new book, "fix it with food." as some people know i have suffered from autoimmune diseases for over 20 years now so i have ra and external lupus. it's okay. that's why we have the book. we'll fix it. what's really caused a lot of inflammation in my body so i -- i wanted to focus on food to reduce inflammation. this is a recipe that will helpe it's a one-tray dish so you can make it easy cleanup. we have -- butternut squash. we'll cut that in quarters. but then with the spices. >> we already did it. >> so we have cayenne, cinnamon, ginger and a little bit of smoked paprika. the cayenne and ginger and cinnamon. you whisk those together. once you whisk those together i'll put in extra virgin olive oil. a little bit of cracked black pepper and a little bit of salt. and then, george, if you want to just start brushing with -- >> on here, okay. that's what i'll do. >> yep. so now as this is getting brushed what i like to do, when you cut -- george is doing it. [ cheers and applause ] >> look, george is greek. when you're greek you are born to cook. he's got it down. >> go to a diner. >> best diner you can find. so the key to doing dishes like this on one sheet tray is making sure that things cook evenly. i have bone-in skin on chicken, so that the squash is large. >> my question, i love to cook but i actually find the one pan thing can be tricky because some things are a little undercooked. some are overcooked. how do we avoid that here? >> we look at like, you know, i cut the squash essentially as thick as the chicken thighs are and you can do that visually and then when you put it in the oven, you know they'll cook at the same time so you end up with crispy, juicy chicken and cooked butternut squash. >> this looks amazing. >> this is once we seasoned it all up which george is doing now we put in a 375-degree oven until thighs reach 165 degrees. use a thermometer. they're invaluable. one thing i learned the difference of, at home we have to clean up so liz insists -- >> that's where this help. >> liz insists you put a little bit of foil on there so we're not scrubbing pans until the wee hours of the night. it's a hard message for me to learn. >> talk about the salad. >> so this -- i like to serve this with a little power salad. this is quinoa, spinach, tart cherries, walnuts, all ingredients with great healing ability and then you just take your chicken, a little bit of squash and you have this beautiful complete meal that is going to reduce inflammation, make you feel better and most importantly always know with the cookbook it's got to taste good. >> what is in that? >> a lot of the seasonings and the cherries and thing that is we use are anti-inflammatory. ingredients that reduce inflammation which was big for me but what i had to do and i taught people how to do it in the book is finding your triggers. like for me my triggers are dairy and sugar. so i had to eliminate those from my diet. some people, it's gluten. we showed you how to do that. if it's meat we show you how to do that. it's about finding triggers and cooking food that doesn't make you inflamed for lack of better terms. >> michael symon, our chef in residence. "fix it with food" is coming out tomorrow. you can get these recipes on our website. coming up, revealing our last holiday window. [ applause ] y window. [ applause ] we're back now with the final reveal of our "gma" holiday windows. as you can see some of us are very excited about it. we've seen the first and the second. come on. keep going, tommy. tommy elf. now time to share what's behind curtain number three. for this one we teamed up with our sponsor instagram and influencer courtney quinn to create a great selfie destination in times square. take a look right now at how they did it. >> santa is going to love this. >> reporter: for a blast of christmas color, "gma's" art directors teamed up with color me courtney, a team shop in brooklyn. courtney is an instagram influencer. >> my rainbow walls all decorated for fall to this winter wonderland. >> my vision for the "gma" windows is to evoke happiness. really just have that bold sense of color that is in your face that makes you stop and stare and just get excited about the holidays and excited about color because i think color can really make people happy. when people walk by the window i hope they smile. >> reporter: we're about to supersize her signature style inspired by all the gifts you can shop on instagram for our holiday windows in times square. our elves are busy bringing considerate -- courtney's holiday vision to life. >> it looks so good. >> reporter: toiling around the clock to bring holiday cheer from our family to yours. [ cheers and applause ] indeed and welcome, everybody, courtney quinn and so exciting. should we do it? wait. let me just find out. do we want to do it first, elf, ready, three, two, one, reveal that window. [ applause ] it is an explosion of colorful packages and all the things can you buy on instagram. tell us about your inspiration. >> so the inspiration behind my window was to evoke color and joy and all those fun feelings you get from the holiday season. >> you really do. you cannot not smile when you walk by "good morning america." we want you to take tay selfie. look at the one we just did. we had so much fun on this beautiful morning in new york city in front of those colorful packages. come on down, do a selfie. at "good morning america" and also we want to you do #gmawindows. all right, everybody, we'll be right back on "good morning america." 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[ cheers and applause ] michael symon, thanks for coming on board. >> thanks. >> have a great day, everyone. 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