>> did you shoot them? >> yes. >> what kind of gun did you use? >> a glock 45. >> why he says he opened fire. from phone to paperweight. samsung's plan for its unreturned galaxy note 7 phones after reports some of them burst into flames. >> they've been recalled. they're dangerous. >> how samsung is flicking the kill switch. hey, good morning. let's get straight to our top story, donald trump overnight in snowy grand rapids, michigan, first visit on his on going thank you tour to one of the so-called blue wall street that delivered his campaign. >> his transition team finding itself in a war of words with america's intelligence agencies. now, these agencies according to two new published reports have concluded tha deliberately working to sway the election towards trump through hacking. >> we got team coverage and we'll start with abc's mary bruce right there at the white house. mary, good morning to you. >> reporter: for months the u.s. government suspected that russia intentionally interfered with the u.s. presidential election. intentionally hacking into e-mails from the dnc and those close to hillary clinton. but this morning intelligence agencies have reportedly concluded that russia intended to do far more than just meddle. this morning, "the washington post" reporting that a secret cia report found russia int interfered in the u.s. election to help donald trump win the white house. individuals connected to the russian government reportedly provides wikileaks with hacked e-mails as part of a wider russian operation to boost trump and hurt clinton a chances. >> russia, if you're listening i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> reporter: and "the new york times" reporting intelligence agencies found russia also hacked the rnc but did not release whatever information they gleaned from the republican networks. overnight trump's transition team was swift to respond questioning the credibility of the cia. in a statement saying these are the same people that said saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. intelligence agencies ultimately concluded that russia was behind the hacking. but trump has repeat thely had rugged it off. >> i mean it could be russia but it also be china and lots of other people and somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pound, okay? you don't know who broke into dnc. >> u.s. intelligence agencies believe the russians are behind that leak. why don't you believe it? >> i don't know if they're behind it. >> reporter: negotiating relations with russia will be a challenge for trump's next secretary of state. rudy giuliani once a top of the running. >> i saw that he had so many good candidates available, there was no reason to complicate his life any longer. >> reporter: in a statement, trump said giuliani is and continues to be a close personal friend. mitt romney and exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson are still among the contenders but giuliani is making clear he thinks romney should be off the list. >> my advice would be mitt went just a little too far to -- you can make friends and make up, but i don't -- i would not see him as a candidate for the cabinet. >> reporter: and this morning trump is already tweeting praising giuliani as one of the finest people he knows. now, here at the white house there's no comment this morning on russia's involvement in the election but president obama's made clear he wants to get to the bottom of it and ordered a full review and warrants a report before he leaves office next month. dan and paula. >> so many and want to bring in two of our abc news contributors, kernel stephen ganyard, who is in washington and also with us, political analyst matthew dowd who is in austin, texas. okay, guys, we where do we begin but let's begin with the intelligence reports. steve, what do you make of these reports that russia was specifically trying to help trump? is this credible? >> paula, i think there's really nothing new in this report that we're seeing. much was put out by the ndi in october. what is new apparently the intelligence community has come to some conclusion here that the russians were favoring mr. trump. i don't think there's any doubt that the russians interfered with u.s. democracy but the real question is what did it do and how did it influence the outcome of the election. >> he said these are the same people who said saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. does he have an point? >> an amazing response from not only an who is president-elect. he is basically attacking the cia in order to defend vladimir putin and russia in this. and keep in mind that russia has been a rival of ours nearly as long as the army/navy game in this but for a sitting president-elect to attack a u.s. agency to defend russia is quite an amazing situation. >> so, steve, if it's true that the russians deliberately intervened in this, what can the u.s. do about it? >> well, in some ways the horse is out of the barn. they can make -- go back and determine if there were particular individuals involved. i think we've seen where the u.s. has indicted chinese hackers by name who have been stealing ip from the united states so they can do this sort of name and shame and the u.s. also has very sophisticated abilities in terms of o anyone sieve cyberhacking. big pandora's box that gets op yet to do anything about it. the real question what does the commander in chief think about this now? really on his watch. >> huge pandora's box. if you counterattack there will be responses and very to respond to the responses and can spiral out of control. matt, while we have you, let's talk about the news that rudy giuliani is out of the running for secretary of state as mary bruce mentioned a minute ago. trump said giuliani is one of the finest people i know, end quote. so who is left in the hunt for this job now? >> well, it reminds a little of a "seinfeld" episode episode with george costanza saying you can't break up with me, i'm breaking up with you. i think trump broke up with rudy giuliani long before giuliani said take me out of this. we've seen that in the last few weeks and only leaves a few candidates. mitt romney has fallen way down. if you were going to do him, you would do it weeks ago. looks like it's settling on rex tillman, former chair or head of exxon. he has a very close relationship with russia and vladimir putin as well. >> we learned this trump will stay on as executive producer of "celebrity apprentice" but newt gingrich is saying that is a weird decision and trump saying i have nothing to do with "apprentice" except for the fact that i conceived it with mark b. and have a big stake in it. i will devote vero time. >> i think, paul lark as we talked and me you and dan talked i don't think the policies will be ultimately problematic but potential conflicts of interest that surround him. he is going to get a monthly check from nbc and "apprentice" while he is president of the united states. th of issues that he's going to have to deal with in the course of his presidency. >> matthew dowd and colonel steve ganyard, our thanks to both of you. we are going to move now to the other big story this morning, that's the heavy snow hitting several states from michigan to new york as a big blast of cold air sweeps across much of this country so let's get it out to reunion who is in new york's central park with the unenviable duty of being outside. hey, rob, good morning. >> good morning, cool, crisp, 29 degrees, feels like 21 but it's a slap in the face and a large chunk of the country getting a piece of it. look at the alert, watches, warnings, advisories, northern tier, from snow to frost to freezing rain in the pacific northwest and the big story continues to be the cold air diving down to the south, 21 is what it feels like in atlanta, 9 in chicago and more cold air building up down next week. if you think this is cold wait next till wednesday or thursday. going across the warm waters of the great lakes, that is big-time lake-effect snow and jamesdown which is where we find abc's adrienne bankert this morning. good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning to you, rob. you know exactly what this is like standing out in the snow and we've got to tell you as you mentioned heavy snow across the great lakes. it's also been snowing very heavily in jamestown making for treacherous conditions and visibility reduced to half a mile making for a long messy and dangerous ride. overnight it pounded new york, ohio and michigan. >> there is a lot of snow. it's still snowing. look at this. >> reporter: in chautauqua county, new york, 22 inches of snow on the ground and up to two feet expected to fail throughout the great lakes region. >> man, it's crazy. i filled with abandoned car. >> this is a mess. i'm about to get my abominable snowmanman. >> reporter: cars sliding off 90 in new york as plows worked to clear the snow. we caught up with one. >> i never put one in the ditch yet. so i feel pretty confident in my ability to drive in this but it's the people around me that square she. >> reporter: in perrysburg, new york, homeowners try to clear out. >> i don't wait for it to get too deep. >> the snow coming down at a rate of two inches per hour and it's not over yet. >> i like the snow or i would probably have moved. there's nothing wrong with this. this is heaven. how can you beat it. >> reporter: yeah, heaven, at 20 degrees with a windchill in the teens and first major snowstorm of the season so better get ready for more. >> i hate to hair thank you, adrienne, and rob. we appreciate. we want to move to the breaking news in the fight against isis. ash carter announced that more american troops are heading over to syria and abc's lama hasan is on that story from our london bureau. lama, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, dan. defense secretary ash carter says 200 more additional troops will head to syria, including trainers, advisers and bomb disposal units to help the forces fighting isis and recapture its stronghold of i q raqqah. it comes as the coalition carries out its largest air strike to date pounding and destroying 136 tanker trucks near the ancient city of palmyra. the battle for syria's largest city, aleppo, is almost over with syrianov backed by russia claiming they control more than 90% of the city and residents fleeing streaming out on foot. more than 8,000 leaving since friday. just days after abc news tracked the return to the city with images showing buildings leveled and streets destroyed. paula. >> yeah, those images tough to see. we want to move to the dramatic comments as dylann roof's chilling confession is played for the jury. at times he was laughing his his confession and steve osunsami has more. >> reporter: for the first time we hear this accused racist and mass murderer try and explain himself this morning. >> i was sitting there and i was just thinking about whether i should do it for the. >> reporter: in this confess recorded by agents from the fbi 22-year-old dylann roof acts as if he's talking about a night out on the town. >> did you shoot them? >> yes. >> a glock 45. >> reporter: in videos played in court from outside this historic plaque church we see the faces of the nine parishioners roof is accused of killingle. this is the last moments of their life. cynthia hurd and reverend pinckney left behind two little girl there is why did you have to do it? >> well, i had to do it because somebody had to do something because black people are killing white people every day. >> reporter: he says he bought the gun seen here after his 21st birthday. >> how many times did you reload? >> all the times. when i think a magazine it's like i went pop, pop, pop, pop. he calls himself a white nationalist and says the trayvon martin c up. for "good morning america," steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> steve, thank you. just horrifying to listen to and to watch especiay to see those victims in their final moments. we have to switch gears and talk about the radical new step taken by samsung as part of their massive recall of those galaxy note 7 phones. >> samsung has already recalled the phones after reports that some caught pfeifer. some, however, holding on to those phones so samsung is planning a software update that will make the remaining phones inoperable. gloria rivera has details. >> reporter: it's been a long and costly road for samsung and not over yet. they're appearing to throw a hail mary rolling out an update to make sure every last phone that could pose a threat is disabled. after months of phones on fire, kill switch. the over the air update already agreed to by three of the country's biggest wireless providers will prevent the note 7 from chaing at all and eliminate their ability to work as noble devices. >> this is their last ditch effort to get them out of people's hands. >> reporter: hoping it will be the last one. shortly after the company's newest flagship device launched, reports emerged of devices smoking, cracking, even bursting into flames setting off fires in customers' pockets, homes and cars. >> i saw a small red burst and sizzled and burned. >> reporter: even after they started this worldwide effort some of those new devices too were tied to spontaneous fires. 93% of all in the u.s. have been returned but according to samsung u.s. customers are still hanging on to more than 130,000 of those phones. >> people do need to return these phones. they've been recalled and are dangerous. >> reporter: they're still offering replacement devices when note 7s are turned in. at least one major carrier, verizon, is pushing back refusing the update says it does not want to let users who don't have a replacement without a phone especially in an emergency situation especially during the holiday season. >> samsung trying to take matters in their own hands. we have more serious weather to tell you about so let's go back to rob marciano. hi, rob. >> hi, paula. we often talk about when the cold air is in place, a matter of time before moisture gets into it i. and that storm making inroads to the plains nebraska and traversing the great lakes, snow in chicago, milwaukee, green bay, during the day tomorrow. this is not lake-effect, buffalo, you get a piece as well. by the time it gets to the northeast warmer air will get into the 95 corridor. the northern new york and northern new england will see show and could see 4, 5, 6 inches especially north of interstate 90 so be aware of that. another system moving into the >> here is a look at where we are coming in. as far as the wind, the values here, 25 degrees in d.c., 19 in winchester and hagerstown. we are off to a cold start. upper 30's with lots of sunshine. feeling a sunday. temperatures back in the 40's. we will watch a it is a beautiful albeit brisk morning in central park. if you wouldn't mind i'm going to slide back inside for the next half hour. >> i asked paula. she said you do have to stay outside for the rest of the show. >> i didn't. >> sorry. >> it's actually dan that told you had to be out there to begin with. it was all dan's fault to begin with that sent you out in the cold. if it was up to me you'd be right here. >> we'll settle in the commercial break. there's a lot of other news and for that we kick it over to ron claiborne. >> i think he should stay out there for authenticity. he can come back tomorrow. good morning, we begin with breaking news, the senate averting a government shutdown by passing a spending bill and president obama promptly signed it and democrats have been delaying the vote asking for more health care benefits going through april. new development in the deadly hot air balloon crash that killed 16 in texas this past summer. authorities saying that the pilot had taken a cocktail of medications prohibited before takeoff. skip nichols had at least sen different drugs including oxycodone. he had hit high tension wires. he had been convicted of drunk driving at least four times. and officials in oakland, california, have ruled out a faulty refrigerator as the cause of that massive warehouse fire that killed 36. investigators saying they are still focusing on the electrical systems at the warehouse as the possible cause of that fire. and the governor of florida says mosquitoes are no longer infecting people with the zika virus in his state and delivering it free of zika for the first time since july, the la cleared and the centers for disease control lifting its advisory urging pregnant women to stay away but still urging cause. a case of road rage. two truck drivers stropping drank and one driver attack the other trying to pull him from behind the four-wheeler. third driver also then joined the fight. one of them pulls out a metal pipe. no word on any arrests. finally city bus riders in pittsburgh could be forgiven. take a look at how bill gets his bus for the holidays. santa there, the grinch and decorations in every corner of his bus. defilippo says he plays music inside and outside to enjoy. his boss lets him do it as long as he doesn't block passengers from passing and sitting on the bus. by the way, it's taken 15 hours to decorate that bus and has an even bigger a next year. >> i can imagine some cranky passengers like maybe might not like all the christmas carols first in the morning. >> that's the whole point too. uncrank. >> i love the glasses. love the glasses. coming up on "gma," this saturday morning the new push to solve the murder of this jogger. 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next week. it looks colder than the one we are currently in. it looks like welcome back to "gma" on a saturday morning. happening right now, donald trump and his team in a war of words with america's intelligence agencies. those agencies according to two new published reports concluded russia was deliberately working to sway the election tors trump by hacking into e-mails from the dnc and people close to hillary clinton. a mark of respect. flags flying at half-staff at the white house all public buildings and embassies abroad in honor of the late john glenn. the late retired astronaut and former senator died at the age of 95 thursday. the vatican unveiling a special nativity scene. rubble from the area that was destroyed by a massive and deadly earthquake last october has been placed to the manger. offerings will go towards rebuilding the church destroyed by the earthquake. coming up, some of hollywood's leading female performers overnighted from newcomers to enduring superstars. their 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>> it helps assist you but you're still using your body to power it as well. give people a nice surprise leaving along and see you walking but going the same speed. >> i have so many question, denies logic so you are powering it as you're walking. >> has an electric motor but getting a workout as you do it. the idea of being -- in helping. >> charging a battery. >> in you don't l you can walk. >> only way to improve it would add a little cosplay. diane macedo, great job and see you back here tomorrow. thanks for watching. >> this is a good morning washington up date. >> here is a look at our temperatures. take a good look. in the 20's from hagerstown to frederick. 31 in the metro. it is very cold out there. through this afternoon, add in the extra layer. highs today 30's. we will have plenty of sunshine, it might be deceiving, making you think it is warmer than it is. are heading to holiday parties today or into sunday, the chill sticks with us. a few degrees higher tomorrow afternoon. an increase in cloud is coming our way. quiet conditions in our area now. we watch thest, as clouds roll in into late tonight and here comes the wet weather. some snow is going to continue to the north, plain layne into the morning commute of monday. we could end up with a few delays. we noticed the darker shades of green and yellow. moderate rainfall, going to be helping out the drought, but could cause a few problems. in exchange arriving on wednesday. some snow falling late wednesday night. mainly to the northwest of the metro. eight few flakes flying around here as temperatures fall below the freezing mark late wednesday evening. watch our temperatures thursday into friday in the lower 30's. we are not bringing in the best of news. daytime high on monday in the 50's. we will feel a little warmer. have a good weekend. he wears his army hat, he gets awalks aroundliments. with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." no matter where i go on safari, i'm always excited to find out what's for lunch, and the animals seem to feel the same way. well, you can't get much closer than this, esmond. >> nope. you wouldn't want to get much closer. >> whether it is sushi-- tiger shark, unbelievable. a healthy salad-- >> he is using his tucks and stripping the bark off. >> or a tender steak. look how he licks. he licks the fur off and he'll go right down to the meat. 7 delicious adventures. plus, my

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