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"brady bunch" star florence henderson known as america's favorite mom has died at age 82. friends and fans mourning th the '70s star who never stopped bringing us laughter. ? i wanna be loved by you alone. boop an icon indeed she was. dan and i want to thank you for joining us on this friday after thanksgiving and we are talking about florence henderson, such sad news for fans of the actress. long before she moved into the television role that made her a star, florence henderson was an accomplished broadway sensation. listen to that voice. talented. just became a staple of american childhood when she moved on to "the brady bunch." she never stopped working even after that show went off the air. her career spanned six decades and she was still in the spotlight, in fact, just days before her death on "dancing with the stars." we're going to have much more on this bona fide tv icon throughout the morning. >> six decades. what an extraordinary career. also this morning those black friday sales online and in the stores. we want you to take a look at these shoppers already at macy's here in new york city. up early to go after big limb and say maybe they never went to sleep. >> probably not. >> an exclusive sneak peek at some of the deals. >> a dedication i cannot muster. >> nor can i. >> i try to keep my buying list to just one, my wife. anyway, but with this morning as we said we want to start here with the celebration of florence henderson. she was surrounded by loved ones when she passed away. let's kick things off with abc's nick watt who is covering the >> reporter: good morning, dan. well, maureen mccormick who of course played her daughter marcia brady tweeted, you're in my heart, forever, floerns and i will miss you dearly. they remained friends after the show ended back in 1974, a testament to henderson's well-known love and loyalty. ? here's the story of a lovely lady ? ? who was bringing up three very lovely girls ? >> reporter: she was america's ri carol brady, matriarch of that iconic bunch ? the brady bunch ? ? the brady bunch ? >> reporter: the sitcom a staple of america's small screens for decades. >> you don't say. >> reporter: for henderson it was the pinnacle of a career that started on the broadway stage. i would swear i was falling in described as the mother i always wished i had, as the mother a lot of people wished they had. beloved as much for her doting demeanor. >> i'll explain it to you after dinner, oliver, okay. >> reporter: as her daring 'dos. >> i was the mother of the mullet. i thought it was the chicest thing. >> reporter: the perfect mom persona followed her from brady spin-offs. >> it's going to be okay. >> reporter: to commercials. >> the old one >> reporter: recently henderson enjoyed a public resurgence tangoing her way through season 11 of "dancing with the stars." >> i've loved the show since it began. i think it's just a tremendous show and i hope i've inspired people to get up off their bebehinds and move and dance and live and enjoy life. >> reporter: even returning to the ballroom just days ago during the season 23 finale. the final public appearance for a beloved icon. how would she like us to who survived for a long time in a very tough business and hopefully managed to retain a sense of humanity. that i think -- i think that's how i'd like to be remembered ? the way we became the brady bunch ? >> reporter: florence henderson was born on valentine's day 1934. the youngest of ten kids. she passed last night, reportedly of heart failure. she was, dan and paula, 82 years old. >> thank you, so true. she was the mother that a lot of people wish they had. >> absolutely. interesting that she said the mother she wished she had too. interesting. >> very profound. >> thank you, nick. we want to move to that stunning turn in the case of a missing california mom found on thanksgiving morning three weeks after she disappeared on an afternoon run. abc's kayna whitworth is on the scene in redding, california, >> reporter: paula, good morning to you. so officials are borking on a very vague description as they search for the people responsible for sherri papini's abduction. they say they're looking for two hispanic women that they consider to be armed and dangerous driving a dark suv. this morning sherri papini home after a three-week ordeal. >> sherri is now safe and she has been treated at an area hospital for injuries. >> reporter: the mom of two held captive for nearly a month until authorities say she was freed by her captors early thanksgiving morning ending a desperate search. >> she was bound with restraints, but was able to summon from a passing -- help from a passing motorist. >> reporter: according to police the 34-year-old was found on the side of the road near sacramento nearly 150 miles from where authorities believe she was taken while out jogging near her northern california home. years not pick up our children on a time that she normally would have. >> reporter: papini's disappearance dominating the headlines since her husband keith reported her missing on november 2nd. after she failed to pick up their children from day care using the find my iphone app the phone was located abandoned on the side of the road with her hair. keith was ruled out as a suspect after passing a polygraph test maintaining all along that he believed his wife had been abducted. >> i'm getting very angry and wife. >> reporter: friends and family frantically searching for the woman they referred to as super mom. authorities say they received more than 400 tips. an anonymous source even offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to her safe return. but nothing turned up until thursday. one family member writing on facebook, i don't know how we can repay our debt of gratitude to all of you. this is a thanksgiving beyond now, authorities are saying that sherri papini has been found but this starts a brand-new investigation. also, paula, we learned she has not yet seen her kids. she is with her husband so certainly a happy homecoming in around the corner. >> kayna, thank you. and shasta county sheriff tom bosenko joins us from redding. thank you very much for joining us. first and foremost how rare is it she was found 150 miles from abductors basically just release the captor? >> it is a very rare occurrence to have that happen. it's been three weeks since her disappearance and then find her and released by her captors i think is very rare. >> the suspects are still outstanding. want to ask you about them in a moment. what was her condition when she was found? i know she was bound but what was her state of mind? was able to connect her with her husband via cell phone and he immediately started responding down to the yellow county sacramento area and then, of course, she was very emotional to be released and hear her husband's voice and then a few hours later to be reunited with him. >> absolutely. it was a thanksgiving day miracle. do you have any idea how long she had been there before she was found, sheriff? >> it was very short amount of time. evidently one of the captors had dropped near interstate 5 and an interchange. she was able to flag down a motorist and that motorist summoned emergency assistance from the highway patrol then medical responded, as well. >> you said one of the captors but right now you're looking for two hispanic women that are armed with a handgun driving a dark vehicle. do you believe that these women abducted her? we had received information from ms. papini in regards to that and that was about three weeks ago that she was abducted on november 2nd. >> what type of information has sherri papini revealed and divulged about her alleged captors? >> we were able to receive -- spoke to her yesterday, investigators did, and was able to receive some limited information, obviously she was emotional and quite upset, but elated to be free and from her and then in the days following this we'll be following up with her. >> and we do know that she's stable. she's been released from the hospital right now but how confident are you that you will find sherri's perpetrators, sheriff? >> we hope that we can get additional information to identify them, maybe the suv and then hopefully they can be found and brought to justice. >> all right, shasta county sheriff tom bosenko, thank you for joining us. >> you bet, thank you. have a lot to go on but vocal recognition. she didn't get a good look at them but vocal recognition. >> so many open questions in this story. we'll continue to cover it throughout the show. we want to turn to the trump transition. the president-elect spent thanksgiving with family but he did not take the whole day off. there are many critical cabinet posts yet to be filled. vacancies creating plenty of intrigue and controversy and abc's devin dwyer is covering it all from washington. >> reporter: after a wednesday night din weather family and spent thanksgiving day hard at work tweeting trying to get carrier air conditioner company to stay in the u.s. making progress. will know soon. the company planned to lay off 1400 workers and move production to mexico. trump made stopping the deal a top campaign promise. >> believe me, if i were in office right now carrier would not be leaving indiana. that i can tell you. >> reporter: carrier confirmed in a statement it's had time. today the president-elect will get back to filling his cabinet considering candidates for key top posts. treasury, homeland security and veterans affairs all unfilled. secretary of state an inner frustrating in the trump camp over rudy giuliani and one of his harshest former critics mitt romney. kellyanne conway tweeting this, some trump loyalists warn against romney as secretary of state. general jim mattis, favored contender for secta defense. >> he is the real deal. >> reporter: with the flurry of cabinet moves, trump is spending less time than his predecessor on those daily intelligence briefings. the president-elect has had just two, a u.s. official tells abc news. vice president-elect mike pence said to have several more. they caution he has plenty of time to get up to speed. donald trump also faces a growing number of potential congressional investigations and requests to review the trump transition's use of taxpayers money and conflict of interest. >> matt, there are warring camps in trump world, giuliani, romney, who do you think gets the nod or could it perhaps go to a third party? >> well, i think this whole romney for secretary of state thing has been a rather bizarre anyway -- this is a guy as you remember that called and now he's interviewing for secretary of state in this. i don't think anybody knows. i think as you're right the power centers are pushing the establishment is i think pushing for mitt romney or somebody like mitt romney and then sort of loyalists to donald trump are pushing for rudy giuliani or somebody else they believe is loyal in this. i think the longer this goes on the more problematic it gets for donald trump. >> meanwhile, hillary clinton's lead in the popular vote keeps growing. it's at around 2 million votes recount in several key states. do you think this effort is going to go anywhere? >> well, this continues to be such an historic thing. the idea that somebody wins a popular vote by plus 2 million and loses the electoral college overwhelmingly. as we watched football yesterday jill stein is throwing a flag, a challenge flag in this but she's not even the main participant in this game. as of right now there hasn't been real evidence but who knows what could get revealed over the next few weeks. >> telling that the clinton campaign this. matt dowd, thank you very much as always for your analysis and analogies. paula, over to you. >> thank you very much. well, the doors have opened for one of the biggest shopping days of the year, black friday, millions already running as you can see taking advantage of the huge sales across the country. abc's rebecca jarvis joins us from a target in chicago with all of the details this morning. hi, rebecca. >> reporter: hey, good morning, paula. they opened their doors last night at 6:00 p.m. midnight. the top seller, tvs, they sold in the first hour of sales, 3200 of these every minute. >> zero, one -- >> here we go. >> whoo! >> reporter: the crowds were fierce and frenzied. overnight black friday super sales bringing out millions across the country. >> some people were starting to move pretty fast in here. we've got running. we have running. >> reporter: from this toys "r" us in lexington, kentucky, the old navy in miami, florida. >> 50% off everything. you can't beat that. >> reporter: to the best buy in chicago, illinois, where lines were twice as long as last year. >> came in with a list. i knew what i wanted because i don't want to deal with the long line currently forming. >> two hours before we'll hand out tickets for all the really big items. >> reporter: this year shoppers are expected to spend $27 billion making it the second biggest shopping day of the year. so what exactly are people lining up for this year? big sellers. >> electronics always your top item, tvs, drones are taking off, no pun intended. >> reporter: but if you weren't among the crowds of turkey day shoppers there's still plenty of time to join the expected 137 million people who plan to shop over the holiday weekend. 75% of those shoppers will be out today for black friday deals. and as you can tell they still have a few tvs left. ifou the season these hatchimals, they still have a few left. going fast. let me know if you need me to pick some up for you but maybe a couple of tvs. thanks. joining us now on what's one of the busiest shopping days of the year is the ceo of macy's, terry lund aga lundgren. there is so much competition out there. much of it online so how are you we're the third largest online company in america in our category, only behind amazon and walmart and getting our share there as well. if you saw the crowds that came in last night i was here at herald square when we opened at 5:00 p.m. and had 16,000 people continuously streaming into the building. i think they're coming for that tactile experience and getting their hands on great deals. >> so many that shop exclusively online, though, terry. for those that are them? what can you tell them? how can you convince them to come into the brick and mortar store. >> well, first of all, as i said we're so huge online it's a massive part of our business but that's not how the customers typically shop, paula. the truth is the average customer today starts with their phone, does their research, comes into a brick environment many and makes a decision, either buying it in the store or online so that omni chapel consumer is not just a consumer of today but definitely growing well. >> all right, terry, i know it's going to be a very busy day for you and all the other retailers, best of luck and stay safe. thanks, terry. >> thanks very much. >> stay safe? >> stay safe. you know what, you've seen the shoppers. they're running in to get those good deal there is that's true. speaking of safety, let's check the weather. i might not be safe after that comment actually. >> if you're driving -- some slick spots along interstate 80 and north of that and temperatures close to the freezing mark, be careful. a little messy. portlandout side washington county, 2 to 5 inches of rainfall falling yesterday. more coming, a poe tent system coming into the west coast that will hit everybody from seattle awe the way down to san diego. could see mudslides and winds up to 50 miles an hour. snow above the 4,000-foot mark so be careful if you're traveling on the mountain passes and rain across the midsection on sunday. your weekendgetaways brought to >> good morning, i'm meteorologist cindy fitzgibbon, 40 degrees in boston but we have got the fog and the steadier rain right now, up on the north shorom weather gear with you, we will have some drizzle, some rain at times, and temperatures in the mid and upper 40s today, could be some showers at the coast tomorrow, and we're drying things out, brightening on all right, everybody. shake off that turkey hangover like a lot of americans are moving awfully slow today. as well as they did yesterday, unfortunately. >> and did your pants actually fit. >> no, thanks for bringing that up. >> coming up the mom found alive after three weeks beating the odds with her stunning survival. how authorities crack these train cases. for millions of online consumer, how to keep yourself safe from cyberstealing. keep it here on "gma." i am ready. because today there's harvoni. for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. harvoni is a simple treatment regimen that's been prescribed to more than a quarter of a million patients. tell your doctor if you've had a liver transplant, other liver or kidney problems, hiv, or any other medical conditions, including herbal supplements. taking amiodarone with harvoni may cause a serious slowing of your heart rate. common side effects of harvoni may include tiredness, headache and weakness. i am ready to put hep c behind me. i am ready to be cured. are you ready? 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home of the brave ? ? hey yeah ? >> in case you didn't know it that is the queen of soul, aretha franklin performing at the vikings/lions game on thanksgiving. every time she performs it's news but this newsworthy because her epic rendition delayed the game by more than four minutes, twitter exploded. some fans loved it. there were a few haters, however, we'll tell you what they said coming up. reminds me working next to this person we sometimes call filibuster faris. >> i thought you were going to say it remind you of being at church. can i get an amen. >> you can sing very well. >> no, i can't. tv icon, florence henderson star of the classic sitcom "the brady bunch" passing away at 82 years old surrounded by friends and family. we will have much more on her show business legacy in our next hour. also right now, new and alarming details just revealed about the suspects in that planned terror attack in strasbourg, france. the suspects who were arrested last weekend were guided by isis and were searching for targets when they were also this morning, the black friday frenzy is in full force this morning. more than 100 million americans expected to shop today alone. 100 million americans. >> apparently it's worth it because those televisions are flying off the shelves and just stay safe, everybody, okay. we got you covered. becky worley is standing by to tell us where you can find some of the biggest deals of the day. she always has great insight. we always love it when becky joins us. >> she has inside tips on we'll start with the latest on that mom in california who vanished three weeks ago while on an afternoon jog. as we reported sherri papini has been found on thanksgiving morning tied up and left on a country road apparently after being released by her abductors. to have such a happy outcome after so long is very, very uncommon. and abc's kayna whitworth has more now on the story. >> reporter: she was found by the side of the highway in the early morning hours bound wit restraints, 150 miles from her home. held captive for 22 days by unknown captors sherri papini was injured but alive. >> we are very ecstatic to report that sherri papini has been located. >> reporter: according to the fbi in 2015 there were nearly 85,000 missing persons in the u.s. only about 18,000 of them involuntary abducts but while sherri is one of the lucky few released after being gone several weeks this happy outcome >> help me. i'm amanda berry. i need police. >> okay, and what's going on there? >> i have been kidnapped and i've been missing for ten years. >> reporter: amanda berry and two other women escaping their kidnapper in 2013 after a decade of captivity in his cleveland, ohio, basement. or j.c. dugard was kidnapped near her home on the way to the school bus. >> it feels like you control of everything. you just feel like the world is coming to an end. >> reporter: and elizabeth smart, who was held against her will for nine months at the age of 14 before she was finally recognized. just 18 miles from where she was first taken in 2002. as for papini, the battle is not over yet. police still searching for two armed women in connection with the case. for "good morning america," kayna whitworth, abc news, redding, california. >> kayna, thank you. brad garrett. brad, good morning to you. in your view how rare is it exactly to have a victim released three weeks after being abducted? >> well, the reality, dan, is it's very rare. you provided some examples of women that survived but this is just an odd case from the beginning. you have a three-week abduction, then you have the victim placed on the side of a road by allegedly two females that were armed. this really goes, dan, to what was the motive >> so many open questions and as we heard earlier, the authorities are interviewing sherri papini. they're going to go back and talk to her again. what are they going to be trying to learn from her exactly? >> she's the most valuable resource because despite the fact she was held, what did she hear? what did she see? how can she describe where they held her? other voices, did she hear them talking on cell phones, particularly at the time she was dropped? on her, clothing, et cetera, that could give them potential leads of bad guys. >> the authorities say they're looking for a dark van with two hispanic women, what do you make of that those details? >> we don't know what role the women played. were they the actual abductors or did they decide to take her from whatever location she was being held and drop her? so that's another sort of open question as to are they the main but, you know, this is a case i think will get solved. you're a rural remote part. the word will spread. if the sheriff, the fbi, et cetera, are good with social media, they're going to get the word out. they're going to catch these folk. >> brad garrett, as always we appreciate your analysis. thank you very much. reassuring to hear brad say he thinks it will be solved. >> very reassuring and as kayna reported she has reunited with her husband. has not seen her children. be emotional. tennessee a community is mourning the loss of a high school cheerleader fatally shot as she stlept. her former boyfriend charged with murder and abc's ryan smith joins us with more. hi, ryan. >> reporter: you're my rock, my hope, my love. part of a tribute riley gaul sent his girlfriend hours before he allegedly killed her after their recent breakup. riley gaul sits in a tennessee jail 16-year-old emma jane walker weeks after their breakup. according to police in the early morning hours monday, a shot fired by gaul into walker's bedroom outside her tennessee home killed her in her sleep. police arresting him on first degree murder charges holding him on $750,000 bond after having him under surveillance saying, he was preparing to destroy evidence related to the homicide. but gaul's mother telling our innocent. the pair seemingly a picture perfect couple. the cheerleader and the football player. classmates until gaul moved on to play football at a local college this fall. >> i wish like i knew more what was going on so maybe i could have helped her and i'm so sorry. >> reporter: in the wake of walker's death, gaul posting this lengthy missive on twitter the day after her death just hours before his arrest. to think that every memory we have, every happy special moment we shared can't ever be relived. i love if convicted gaul could face life in prison. while the family of emma jane walker mourns the daughter they hope will be remembered for who she was in her life, not in her death. emma's family grateful for the outpouring of support. a crowd funding page raising over $20,000 for her funeral expenses in just days and the family saying they have faith that swift justice will be served. there are still black friday deals to be found out there. we'll show you the very latest. the consumer alert for online shoppers. the way thieves could swipe your gifts before they even reach your door. stay tuned. we're right back. this week at kohl's everyone gets $15 kohl's cash for every $50 spent. earn it on everything even our biggest brands all week - online and in store. the more you shop the more kohl's cash you'll get to use later for more gifts so you can give a little more. in new caplets. it's the only cold & flu caplet that has a maximum strength formula with a unique warming sensation you instantly feel. theraflu. for a powerful comeback. cc1 test m welcome back. time for our big board. our team of insiders standing by live with more on this morning's top stories. kate coyne from "people" magazine is here at the desk. we'll start with black friday shoppers already taking advantage of specials early this morning so what kind of bargains are still out there. becky worley joins us from walmart labs where they're tracking all the sales and hunting down the deals. becky, give us a glimpse of how black friday is panning out, how the holiday season is panning out thus far? >> yeah, good morning, dan. i am basically inside the internet and my big board is >> no. >> that's because -- it's true, yes, yes, that's because they have all the data from everything they sold yesterday and continuing in realtime on walmart.com. they sold more -- took more orders per minute than they ever have in history and tell me when you look at all the tvs they sold yesterday, if you laid them flat it would cover disneyland. there were so many tvs sold yesterday. online sales up 14% from last thanksgiving. amazon telling me that they had their bigger black friday, whatever this thing is, it used to be called thanksgiving but now it's thanks black friday monday cyberthing. they had that start and it was bigger than it was for them the previous year. target.com had their biggest day ever yesterday. a lot of people buying online. >> all right, your big board may be bigger but ours has you in it so we like ours better. have to say. >> some interesting ones. walmart.com says this is selling like crazy. it's google home. this is a digital assistant. it's voice driven and competing with alexa or echo, $99 off from $129 normally. let's move over to the ipad pro at target. it is on sale for $449. that's down from $599, a very good deal for that 9.7-inch ipad. want to go to phone, a lot of people interested in today and samsung galaxy deals in store at walmart, best buy, target. you don't get a discount but $250 off. a lot of people shopping in-store and online. i don't know. bargains galore. >> hers is interactive. it just moved. >> she's showing off now. >> rubbing it in. once you order the holiday gives how do you make sure you get them? we've seen reportsen thieves snagging packages right off your front porch and this is prime brad garrett is back. what kind of high-tech solutions are out there to prevent theft? >> this is a huge, huge problem. 20 plus million packages by the so-called porch pirates. you've got cameras you can place at your front door. monitor via your phone. there's motion sensors you can place when a package has been set down. you will get -- give an alert and also it will tell you if the package has been moved. so those are the primary t things can you do. >> okay, so when dealing -- are there low-tech ways to deal with porch pirates like a dog or something like that? >> well, maybe a dog, dan, but my suggestion is the following. talk to u.p.s., fedex, the postal service, have them hold the packages at the post office at a terminal. that's the key. have it delivered to a neighbor, a relative. that's the other one and the last is that you have the package delivered to a delivery bring it to you at an appointed time. 10:00 at night. whenever you are home. the key is you do not let packages stay at your front door. >> brad, thank you very much. somebody tries to take our packages our cats will cut them. >> you have mean cats. >> no, i was totally lying with all of the aforementioned. time to talk about the movies. a lot of big name titles opening up including "moana" from our parent company disney. here's a look at that. >> when you use a bird to write with, it's called tweeting. i know, not every day you get a chance to meet your hero. >> you are not my hero. >> all right. joining us now "people" magazine's kate coyne. i got to ask, this is typically the time of year where studios release movies they anticipate will generate some sort of oscar buzz. the biggest film to hit the box office, possibly all year. it's going to be massive, even bigger than the rock himself. it's going to be huge. the other contender to that in terms of impact on the box office is "star wars" "rogue one" and geeks and nongeeks will be flocking to it, i think. in terms of oscar potential, however, you got to be looking at much quieter big, big blockbusters. i think a real front-runner at this point in one word is "fences." denzel washington's directorial debut and i'm just going to say it right now, viola davis just won her oscar. in heard it here. >> i've seen manchester by the sea and "moonlight" and they are incredible. >> i think they will get best picture nominations. i don't know if they'll win now that that category is so luge. they're in as nominees i think favorite holiday movie? 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the story of a lovely lady ? good morning, america. remembering america's favorite tv mom, florence henderson passing away at age 82. the legendary actress warming our hearts with "the brady bunch" and dazzling the stars on the dance floor. now here's the story of a lovely lady as weay mrs. brady. black friday blow-out. millions of shoppers on the hunt for the best bargains. where to buy and what to wait for. get the latest on the flash deals you can't miss. ? i'm on top of the world ? >> it was life-changing. the "hamilton" star aopening up about "moana" working with the rock and what he hopes his film. turkey day remix. what to do with all those thanksgiving leftovers. how to reinvent the classic cranberry sauce. plus, more delicious recipes from one of our favorite chefs as we say. >> all: good morning, america. whoo! >> i mott my manx on this morning. the big question, what to do with all those leftovers. here with our audience in times square sharing his remix recipes. one, in fact, that looks particularly good we have right here with us called the cranberry crumble. >> is this our cue? 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(phone ringing) hello? hi mom! oh, hi sweetie! how are you? give a keurig brewer this holiday and they will think of you everyday. ow! so you think santa will like these... red and green m&m's? i don't know! i never met the guy! whaaaaa! he does exist! they do exist! there is no typical day. there's nothing typical about making movies. i'm victoria alonso and i'm an executive producer at marvel studios. we are very much hands on producers. if my office becomes a plane or an airport the surface pro if you don't feel it in your heart. listen i know my super power is to not ever sleep. that's it, that's the only super power i have. ? get up for black friday. what a crowd we have out here. the day after thanksgiving. they're all full. happy birthday to you. we have got a lot of folks who didn't eat turkey. you had what. >> we had lobster. >> living high off the hog. you ate. >> steak. >> why not have steak and you thanks for coming out and happy holidays, as well. >> quarter degrees but a lot of fog and areas of rain nor and west of the city. these will persist off and on throughout the day. mid and upper-40's today but happy wet weather year with often on shower activity throug as we have been making it clear this is black friday. that american orgy of american consumerism and becky worley joins us from deep inside walmart's e-commerce headquarters and you've been watching as the deals go live. what is hot out there. an orgy of e-commerce. i am at walmart's headquarters for all things online tracking it in realtime so let's get to the deals. normally i tell people, hey, wait till cyber monday to buy shoes but walmart has this deal. it's the start of their cyberweek. mukluk, women's shelly boot, kind of sweet, 17 bucks. they were $65. nice compliment if you have an ugg lover in your house. a deal from target, the apple watch is $198. that is far apple watch. this is the apple watch 1. a change, guys. we normally tell you when you buy toys wait until the end of the christmas run-up. this year it's a little different. we were telling people our deal guru, this is another walmart deal paw patrol, 52 buck, $17 off. if you see a deal on a toy you think your kid would like, now is the time. we have got a lot of bundles on xbox one. this is the xbox one s battlefield. only here at walmart, 250 but we are seeing other bundles on the xbox at target. they have about the same price. a different bundle, i think there's minecraft and some other other options and the ps4 so lots of toy, lots of things to buy. >> becky, let's talk about in-store shopping. so much hype around finding deals on to the mall? >> millions are shopping in stores today. you got to try stuff on. so let's talk about the blanket discounts on the big chains. banana republic, 50% off five items. j. crew, 40% off levi's 40% off. great dees. my special deal, jet.com. one single item 30% off if you have the code gma30. all these deals and so much more on our website, guys. >> looking fetching in her green christmas dress. shopping season with us. we'll be back with you in the following weeks. 'tis the season for decorating and could be a disaster. usually is but i got together with the folks at the sweet home to make sure you don't get tangled up in the holiday spirit. take a look. ? the holidays, a time for decorating and feeling festive. but too often that festivity turns into failure. youtube is filled with epic to help you avoid a decorating disaster, editors from the website the sweet home went to work spending more than 100 hours testing tree stands and dozens of holiday lights. tackling the tree stand can be tough. often requiring two people, tightening those bolts and after all that, the tree may still fall over. challenge with me and wanted me to go up against this krinner tree genie xxl. >> it's easy to put up. the hardest part is getting that trunk into the hole and on to the spike. now there's a ratcheting pedal, just put your foot down and gently pump it. >> i can't go anymore. >> press the red button down so it locks it in place. >> look at that. >> locke >> yes. >> we did it. >> that took just 25 seconds. this is going to be a marriage saver. >> reporter: but the real test finding out how stable it is. we're using a force gauge applying ten pounds of pressure to try to knock it over. >> i maxed it out. >> it barely moved. the sweet home believes this $100 tan is a worthy investment. but if you still want a less expensive traditional bolt type is a runner-up at $35. they put lights to the test. evaluating them for light quality and the ease of winding and unwinding. >> sometimes you get loose wires and they get really hard to string on to your tree so what you want are wires that are nice and tightly twisted and that stay that way while you pull them out. >> reporter: their top pick, the ge energy smart colorite miniature lights and here's why the 5 mill is their best. >> we dropped them into water and let them sit there for six hours and they were totally fine. >> let's give it a go. let's emulate that. >> they're off. >> after six hours they are totally fine. >> still working. >> are we going to stay here six hours? >> i hope not. if we do, i think we means you. >> so you can find the sweet homes top picks for the best light, tree stands and more on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! the sweet home do get a percentage of money for retailers for products sold through the links in their articles. a big thanks to the jones family farm in shelton, connecticut, for letting us come up there. >> you did a good job wrangling the tree. >> you want to feel my muscles. >> no, it's actually pretty good. reamably good. coming up chef dan churchill here to put a spin on turkey day leftovers if you're hungry and biceps needme robin's interview with >> live from channel 5, this is a newscenter 5 eyeopener update. emily: i'm emily riemer. stories we're following right investigators say james keating of norton was driving north in the southbound lane of another car. he was killed. the man accused of running down four boston police officers will be in court today. vincent weaks faces charges of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. he's accused of mowing those officers down wednesday in dorchester. a live look outside across the city. a lot of fog. >> fog and reduced visibility around worcester. in the 30's to around 40, milder but we have these periodic showers and areas of drizzle through the afternoon and evening. have the wet weather gear on hand. a few more showers near the code and saturday we brighten things up on sunday. let's go to the roads. >> a great ride, light volume as expected. to the north, no trouble but a minor crash on the ramp of 128 north and 95. the rest of the roads doing well except shoppers lookfo green line, not bad. the rest of them, on a rigorous schedule. emily: we are back with you at 8:56. cc1 test message ? [ applause ] welcome back to "good morning america." happy thanksgiving. a great crowd with us on this black friday. thank you all for joining us here. no food comas here but i don't know about you but i'm intoxicated from the smells coming from this table. >> absolutely incredible. thanksgiving is over now it's time for the best part, the leftovers and dan churchill is here with simple and easy recipes to help you use up all that turkey beyond just putting mayonnaise on bread with a piece of turkey. which is fine. >> acceptable and tasty in its own right but as you said here to make things really easy but make sure nothing goes to waste so we've got three dishes today and i hope you guys are hungry. >> we are hungry. we are definitely hungry. in -- >> i love the accent. >> you just moved here from australia this. was your first thanksgiving in the country. how did it go? >> well, it was phenomenal. i had a bunch of australians get together and we look after each other. cooked up a table and had a long table lunch and tried to re-create the festivities you have. it's an amazing day. we loved it. >> lots of eating was had, that's for sure, for sure. >> so what are we going to make this morning? we're going to start >> turkey bake. how good are your egg cracking abilities. >> moderate. >> i'll test you out anyway. in here we've got about five to six eggs with thee-quarters of a cup of ricotta. all you need to create one of the most amazing dishes after leftovers. all your turkey and all your roast vegetables and bring it together and then if you would do so put the turkey and potato, brussels sprouts. everyone loves brussels sprouts. usually goes, paula does the work and i do the eating. >> is that right, okay. cool. >> here. >> leftovers into one casserole and eggs and ricotta and pour this over and that's just one dish. yeah. >> brilliant. >> as we can see you put it in the oven. >> do you stir it. >> fold it through and it comes out like a beautiful -- >> ooh, sorry about that. >> testing your skills there. >> yes, a little full. >> about 400-degree about 45 minutes to 60 minutes and it's a beautiful way to bring something to the table again dinner leftovers, you got that real creaminess to the ricotta and obviously that crispy edge as well. >> diane is ready to eat. >> look. >> i didn't waste any time. >> i love it. i love it. this is a turkey bake. cute little ones and, dan, next to you is one of my favorites is actually a hash stuffing. >> do i need to do anything. >> actually, you know what, i want to cook. you're cooking today, dan. >> i love the recipe. >> he did tell me after the show today he's going to cook for his family. >> i am -- >> he does lift a finger in the kitchen. >> that's what i love to hear. you can teach me but actually the butter in the pan, got your stuffing, that goes straight in. and then if you can crack some eggs into some beautiful holes here that i've created and then top it off wherever you'd like. one-handed. >> no, who do you think you're dealing with. >> i didn't know that was possible. >> stuffing, butter melted. stuffing loves getting all that butter combined with the bread. >> how many eggs? >> let's go three. yeah, one for each person and then we got a bit of cheese. sprinkle the cheesen top. that goes underneath your broiler and a simple way to then repurpose something that's super tasty and in my opinion stuffing is better reheated so once you >> exactly. >> and then you come out with these beautiful looking numbers like this and you can see you've got crispyness, you've got the egg which you cracked and gets all nice and creamy. >> i like cracking the yolk and when it gets all running. >> creating all forms of naughtiness. >> can we do the cranberry sauce. >> of course. >> this is incredibly good. really, really good. can i keep the pan? >> you can keep the whole -- i will allow it. cranberry sauce, just put that straight into a cast iron skillet. you can have any form of cereal or granola on top and simply sprinkle that over and you can create your own granola and use cereal and take this to the table like this with a dollop of yogurt or ice cream and that is the simplest way just like that. >> that is incredible. >> yeah. >> i just love how aussies say their rs. >> this dish by the way is recommended by the american health association. >> i know you're all drooling but you can get all these re pis on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! coming up the stars of the film called a masterpiece "moonlight." the interview just ahead. >> are you done? >> no, no, no. so good. so, so good. "gma's" thanksgiving left ? everyone out here counting down to what's the holiday season, time for giving and here to help us bring smiles to kid as cross the country, rammy harwood, ceo of kidville.com or kidville i should say in general and you are partnering with second chance toys which is a great way to recycle and rescue toys. tell me how it works. >> privilege to be able to connect excite and inspire through developmental toys and the reality there are countless children around the country that don't have a lot of toys especially around the holiday times so partner with second chance toys to get those plastic toys out of your apartments and homes. you know they're out there that haven't been used to recycle them and give them to children who don't have toys and be able to pass forward the love that you've had with those toys. >> keep them out of landfills. >> the environmental -- a big benefit is rather than have these toys go into the ground, they get to go into people's hands again and again so you keep them out of the ground and landfills. >> rammy, thanks so much. i love the program. the kids will help us out with donating toys right now. [ cheers and applause ] here's how you can get involved. go to cindy: good morning. raining right now in p and worcester county with the drizzle at times throughout the day and showers. mid and upper-40's. this weathercast brought to you by downey. rammy, thank you very much. i have a slew of toys my wife is gathering right now, no doubt about that. we will donate. >> thank you. rob, come in here. the food is incredible and i could not ply these pan as way from the ladies. we'll talk now though about what could be the biggest i believe critics are calling it a masterpiece and our robin roberts sat down with the stars and director, take a look. >> what you looking at me like that for? >> reporter: once in a while a movie comes along that sweeps everyone off their feet. >> stop putting your head down in my house. you know my rule. it's all love and all pride in this house. >> reporter: this year, "moonlight" is a film critics are calling perfect and a flat out masterpiece. >> at some point you have to decide to be. you can't let nobody make that decision for you. >> reporter: told in three parts, it follows the story of shyrone, struggling with his sexual identity while growing up in a tough neighborhood in liberty city, florida, and with a mother fighting a drug addiction. >> what happened? huh? what happened, shyrone? why you didn't come home like you're supposed to? >> reporter: director barry jenkins adapted the movie from a play written byty rell who also grew up in the same city as the main character with a mother who also struggled with drugs. naomie harris plays paula. shyrone's mom. mahershala ali takes a break from "house of cards" to play juan, a drug dealer who shyrone looks up to. challenging roles for both actors who took on this film mindful of the stereotypes they wanted to defy. >> i had some reservations because i just think there are enough black women in particular in film and in television and i just wanted to make it my mission in terms of the choices i made with my career to portray positive images of black women in particular and i kind of drew the line at playing a crack addict but when i spoke to barry, he explained how personal the story was to him and, you know, how it would be basically playing his mum and i realized he had a vested interest in ensuring this character wasn't a humanity and complexity. >> what is the conversation that you all want people to have when they leave the theater after seeing this, barry? >> you know, for me i feel like people keep saying we don't see characters like shyrone represent us very often. before seeing it some people assume they can't relate to a character like that or to a person like that. i think after seeing this film they realize as we've been saying he's a human being. you know, so maybe, you know, you're having a bad day. that person is ahaving a bad day. talk to one empathize. >> i think so often in life, you know, we focus on the differences between us and here's a film that encourages us to see that actually we're more similar than we are dissimilar and that's really beautiful and i think it's a healing antidote we need this time more than ever. >> it's about empathy and understanding. just dove tail on what they were saying and we're just proud of this film. i feel like we made a good film and we just want opportunities other people, we don't get to tell these stories enough and to be part of an art film, something of this caliber and this type of offering is just a real gift for me, for all of us, but in terms of just the story itself it's about empathy. >> and i can't emphasize strongly enough how moving that movie is. "moonlight" is in theaters right now and i encourage you to go. for robin's full interview head next here on "gma" this morning, "hamilton"'s lin-manuel miranda on bringing "moana" to the big screen. cc1 test message ? welcome back, everyone. disney any new hit "moana" is already breaking box office records and lara spencer sat down with award winning composer lin-manuel miranda, the man behind broadway's smash hit, ? away away we set a course to find ? >> reporter: disthink's newest film "moana" featuring original music from lin-manuel miranda takes you on a sweeping adventure across the vast pacific. >> moana. i got your back. it's maui time. >> reporter: what was that like to get the call for "moana." >> so. surreal and it was also -- it happened to be the same week we found out we were having a baby. so it was like a life-changing week. >> reporter: lin co-w creating and starring in -- ? i'm laughing in the face of casualties ? ? the first time i'm thinking past tomorrow ? >> reporter: the smash broadway musical "hamilton" making the official announcement in true lin fashion. >> i'm writing a disney musical, yo, i'm sorry, i have to laugh. i've been working for a year and a half on top of "hamilton" which i finished last week. >> how do you get out of one disney head and into rapping "hamilton" head. >> "moana" was such a lovely to worry about the founders right now. i'm going to spend time with "moana" or maui and write those songs and when that was kicking my butt i'd go back into this. so they were opposing muscle groups in my brain. >> reporter: for lin it was a father's dream to pass on the disney magic to his now 2-year-old son. ? away away ? >> what do you hope that sebastian takes away from "moana"? >> she loves her family so much but she's also fiercely independent. i hope it teaches brave and to be courageous and fight for the things that matter to him. >> i know not every day you get a chance to meet your hero. >> you are not my hero. >> reporter: i want to talk about the star of this movie, ali hi. >> disney scoured the world to find the right voice for this character. >> we want you to be the voice of "moana" in our movie. we really do. >> thank you so much. >> and she's incredible and the bonus is she can sing. >> when you meet her you're like, this is moana for real. >> another star you had to write for was the rock. >> yes. dwayne "the rock" johnson. >> how was that? >> awesome, awesome. when you have dwayne "the rock" johnson who is like maybe the most charming person alive, you go, oh, i could get away with anything. ? oh also i lassoed the sun ? you're welcome to stretch your days something like you're welcome for me existing. only with the rock you could get away with that ? ? there's no need to pray it's okay you're welcome i guess it's just my way of being me you're welcome ? ? you're welcome ? [ cheers and applause ] >> i didn't know the rock could sing. >> i didn't either. >> the rock can do everything. there's nothing that man can't do. >> fair enough. >> fair enough. "moana" is in theaters now, coming up how kids are bringing test text1 italics test text1 italics from giving thanks to giving back one mom transforming gift giving for kids around the world. take a look. ? for many 'tis the season of gifts galore but this holiday a new company is helping children ask for something much more meaningful than a new toy. >> i want a new camera and i want every child to have a warm every kid to have access to healthy food. >> reporter: isow assists kids in raising money for charities they care about by asking friends and family for donations instead of buying presents. >> this is my daughter gabrielle. >> reporter: the founder tanya van court said she was inspired to create it after her daughter received a bunch of meaningless gifts on her 9th birthday. she decided it was time to transform gift giving for her by giving them the power to fund share with those less fortunate. >> the right gifts have the power to change your future. >> reporter: here's how it works. create a profile online. step two, decide what your child wants to save for using three categories. the future, sharing with others and spending on things that matter. step lee, share your isow profile with friends and family and ask for donations to any category instead of gifts. court, founder and ceo of isow. thank you for being here. this all started because your daughter asked for some meaningful gifts and didn't get them. >> she did. she said i really only want two things, an investment account and a bike and instead she got three sew your own purse kit, a make your own gum kit and whole host of things -- >> what kind of kid wants an investment kit? that's amazing to me. 23i9ing that we're having this on black friday where everybody is talking about buy, to be more charity oriented? >> well, it's not unusual that for the holidays kids get lots of tough and they open them up, set them aside and never revisit them again and parents are really struggling with how to infuse meaning back into the holiday season. we let kids sign up for goals instead of goods in three big categories, saving for their future, sharing with others and spending on things that really matter. so that when family and friends say what do they want for the holiday, they can go check out contribute to meaningful goals in their lives and the lives of others. >> i understand you're going something for giving tuesday. >> we are. in honor of giving tuesday we are launching the kids helping kids challenge where we are asking all kids to go sign up for isow.com. >> yep. i love it. >> thank you. >> and name a cause that they care about and kids choose.com will give the first donation to their kid's. sow profile and every cause those if we get 10,000 sign-ups they get $10,000. >> you got some of your kids helping kids participants here. can you tell us who is with us? >> absolutely. nadia okamoto is a freshman at harvard and she started an organization kammeons of care that distributes feminine hygiene products to women in need. and we have these beautiful t twins with nadia. they want to direct it to the chess school that was feature in the disney queen of katia film. >> you guys are the best. you're the best. and adorable. and since you decided to aim higher for your holiday gifts we're actually going to try to backfill a little bit and give you gifts of our own. so paula and diane, what do you have for these guys. >> so for nadia we have a pair of winter boots to k >> and also, we know books can be expensive so also a gift card for the harvard book tore to help you. >> perfect. thank you. >> thanks. >> for nyl and soleil two buddy chess lessons because we know you love playing chess. this is for you. you want to hold your placard right here? you guys love chess so much. have so much fun and thank you for giving to other kid, as well. nations. >> ah. >> thank you guys. thank you, everybody, for watching this morning. we really appreciate it. all of us, maybe not the kids but all the grown-ups will be back here tomorrow morning. we'll see you then. >> live from channel 5 this is a newscenter 5 eyeopener update. emily: good morning. of the stories happening right now. we do have some fog, more than the last half-hour. -disability -- >> visibility is down, a quarter-mile in the worcester area, showers and north and west of town and they will continue to fill it and shift eastward. we will be in the mid and upper-40's in town and 50's on the cape, colder north and west. 40's throughout the weekend and there could be and the sunshine returns on sunday. let's get to the roads. >> a fairly decent ride all morning long, nice and quiet with light volume although a minor crash 128 northbound route 62 in denver's. the rest of the roadway in fantastic shape but expect volume around shopping lots and parking lots. emily: a driver charged with oui after crashing into a state police cruiser. this was the scene on 93 southbound on the boston-milton been treated and released. and some lawmakers may be looking to delay portions of a new law legalizing recreational marijuana. several state officials expressed concern about the timeline for implementing the law. 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