stunning crash landing. even the man caught right on the hood. a "w" for tiger woods for the first time in more than two years! >> we remember that fist pump. tiger woods back in the winner's circle. is this the beginning of his comeback? >> first victory anywhere in two years, three weeks. a fog on a monday morning. >> a little eerie here in times square. >> hope everyone had a good weekend. a growing military mystery. iran claiming it shot down one of the u.s.'s most advanced spy planes. is top secret intelligence in iranian hands?

>> they've claimed. haven't shown anything yet. check this out. this could be the most expensive car crash ever. eight ferraris, a lamborghini, two mercedes, even a prius. they were all speeding on major highway side by side. >> i love how you add the prius in there. and a rare interview with angelina jolie. and why she stepped behind the camera for her new movie. we begin with politics. herman cain is out. and newt gingrich has the edge and getting his endorsement. newt is on top in iowa and closing in on mitt romney in new hampshire. john berman has more. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, george. less than a week until the crucial abc news debate. the entire republican race

literally just got under the up side down. he might look like he's on top of the world, but more importantly, he's on top of iowa. in just a month, he's gone from fifth to first in iowa. today, his once broke campaign is launching his first ad there. >> yes, working together we can and will we build the america we love. >> reporter: his meteoric rise, the perfect wind to a cataclysmic fall. >> with a lot of prayer and soul searching, i am suspending my presidential campaign. >> reporter: cain's departure creating a whole new race. or more specifically, a whole thank you bunch of races. the field versus newt. >> i think they have to make a decision based upon the person's

entire record. and certainly, character counts. >> reporter: if republicans are ganging up on gingrich, it's still the president's team versus mitt romney. >> if you don't like where he is today, wait until tomorrow. >> reporter: that's miles from the man hugs that the president's men gave gingrich. >> he's man with expansive thoughts and ideas that he expresses widely. we'll see how that plays. >> reporter: the final race, comics versus disappearing material. you can tell they'll miss herman cain. >> come on, i'm innocent until proven guilty. if i can't have that, amay as well go on and move to lamibia. >> reporter: i wout could be gingrich with the most to gain. he's the leading second choice for voters there. newt in new york today meeting with none other than donald

trump. >> let's get more on where this goes next with jake tapper. let's begin with herman cain dropping out. there will be a race for his endorsement. he and newt gingrich are close. >> they are friends. i expect eventually, the cain endorsement will go gingrich. i don't think that will happen anytime today. they have a similar appeal, similar base. the tea party voters. they had the lincoln-douglas-style debate a few weeks ago. >> how about mitt romney. he'll have to adjust the strategy. he'll have to take on newt gingrich. started to over the weekend in a press conference. >> reporter: that's right. he distanced himself from comments that gingrich made about repealing child labor laws, teach inner city kids about the value of work. romney will go after gingrich

more directly. i talked to romney aids over the weekend. they view the threat of gingrich differently from other former previous republican flavors of the week. gingrich is a more known quantity. they plan to go after him in a couple of ways. one of them about electability. making the case that mitt romney is far more likely to be able to take the fight to barack obama on the message of the economy. where as newt gingrich, as a washington insider, will have a more difficult time. >> meanwhile, former speaker gingrich says he'll stick to a positive campaign. he'll focus it on president obama. there will be no 30-second attack ads against my friends. do you think he can stick to that? >> it will be tough. one of the romney advisers said,

if he's still maintaining momentum, the decision will be made to take the fight to him. if he doesn't fight back, how will he fight back against the democrats. telling republican primary voters if gingrich can't fight back, he's going to have $1 billion of democrat money dropped on him. >> for now, at least, the white house and democrats training all of the fire on romney. don't appear to with taking newt gingrich too seriously yet. >> no, not at all. nay actually -- the obama advisers were praising newt gingrich. i think the only way to look at this is that the white house and the democratic party think mitt r romney is the most perilous threat. >> jake, thank you very much.

and diane sawyer and i will be in iowa for the next big republican debate. saturday night, 9:00 eastern, 6:00 pacific. we'll moderate just three weeks before the first votes. >> you'll have so much to talk about. now, to another developing story. could one of america's most cutting edge spy planes be in enemy hand this is morning? iran claims it shot down a supersecret drone. they're threatening to retaliate. if that's true, the bigger threat could be from the secrets that the drone might reveal. what's the deal here? >> reporter: still no images coming out of iran that prove they have the drone. but u.s. officials admit one is missing. they're assuming it crossed the border into iran. not shot down but crashed or landed in tact in iran.

what is most disturbing is that they're claiming it is the rq-170. a supersecret stealth drone. the american government won't confirm that the classified program exists. they believe it crashed in iran or could land in tact. >> they think it may be the case. if it is true, what kind of information could they glean from it? >> well, there are provisions built into drones to protect sensitive technology. it can be erased. if this is a stealth drone, the skin itself can be used to duplicate technology. pakistan reportedly leet china look at a helicopter shot down in the bin laden raid. now to the latest in the penn state child sex abuse

scandal. former coach jerry sandusky has prompted new outrage by telling his story to "the new york times." jim avila is here with the details. >> reporter: good morning, george. the former penn state coach on camera telling anyone who will listen, i'm not the monster people have alleged me to be. jerry sandusky has been seen often around his state college house. now he's been heard for a second time, proclaiming his innocence and trying to explain his, at the very least, odd behavior with children. the behavior, prosecutors charge, amounts to years of molestation. >> these allegations are false. i didn't do those things. >> reporter: sandusky submitting himself to a four-hour

interview. some of it, his response to bob costas. >> are you sexually attracted to young boys? >> if i say no, i'm not attracted to young boys, that's not the truth. i'm attracted to young people, boys, girls -- >> yeah, but not sexually. you enjoy spending time with them. >> that's what i was trying to say. i enjoy spending time with young people. i enjoy spending time with people. >> reporter: he described a closeness many find hard to justify and understand. >> the environment was family like. all the times were precious times. they were significant times. >> these were quote precious moments for him. in fact, they were the most vile, horrendous, unspeakably horrible moments for his victims. >> reporter: the new york times reporter who shot down with him,

joe becker, said he seemed uneasy in the interview. but not suicidal. >> it's dawning on him what the situation is he's in. >> reporter: why is he doing this? his attorney says, it may be unorthodox. but he needs to counter with sandusky's version. so any potential juror out there gets both sides. >> i guess. but he doesn't seem to be hemming himself. let's get headlines. josh elliott in this morning. >> hope you had a great weekend. we'll begin with the u.s. postal service on the brink. today, they'll announce unprecedented cost-cutting measures. under the plan, next day delivery will no longer be the goal for regular mail half the mail-sorting facilities will close. it may mean the elimination of 100,000 jobs.

a critical week as european leaders grapple with the debt crisis there. as one paper put it, europe has five days to find a solution or the european union will collapse. in attendance, u.s. vice president, joseph biden. and the occupy protests in the line of sight of the white house turned violent this weekend. protestered said the structure built was a temporary place to stay warm. in college football, it will be lsu and alabama. a rematch that some fans didn't want to see. maybe they wanted a playoff. meanwhile, in oklahoma, two people remain hospitalized after a riot that followed the defeat of oklahoma on saturday. this dangerous situation plays out time and again when they take down the goal posts. 13 people were hurt.

meanwhile in san diego, diners watched in horror as a car plowed through a restaurant's front window, heading straight toward them. surveillance cameras caught the entire episode. abbie boudreau has been looking at the video. >> reporter: watch as this car suddenly jumps the curb and plows through the front of the restaurant. >> i heard the noise of the tire. immediately broken glasses. the scheme of the ladies. >> reporter: hitting man that was walking out the door. throwing him several feet. >> he got pushed into the door and thrown back toward the sh showcase and landed on the floor. >> reporter: look at this view. luckily, the driver veered to the right. the owner of the restaurant, raj patel was in the kitchen when he heard the car smash through the

store front. >> another two ladies in the middle. that table went flying. the two people went flying into the garbage that was there. >> reporter: the man who was struck walked away with only a few scratches. no one else was injured. not even the driver. she tells police she apparently hit the gas pedal instead of the brakes. for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, los angeles. a pricy pileup on the japanese highway. is it the most expensive crash ever? the lead driver lost control in the rain. you're looking at what is left of eight ferraris, three mercedes, a lamborghini and as george pointed out, a prius. damage, $4 million. carry the four. i was unaware math was part of

the program. >> priuses are cars too. >> do you hear that laughter? sam champion is back. >> aw. >> thank you, josh. good morning, everybody. there is so much fog on the eastern seaboard. likely, you'll be delayed. that's our view. you're down to zero visibility from richmond through dover. dch d.c. is part of it. here's where the big rain is falling. houston to dallas, a lit bit of rain. we have to talk about what is coming in behind that rain. little rock, paducah, there's what's behind the rain. dallas, you get a little bit of snow in the mix there. mixed in with the rain. you'll see it. abilene this morning, to santa fe, getting heavy snow.

this week, the santa anas have kicked up. now you're back to 60-mile-an-hour winds plus. a fix fog closer to the bay. you can normally see all the way the bay but not this a dense fog by along the eastern shore. includes el anne arundel, county, and singer is

until 9:00 a.m. otherwise, partly cloudy and pleasant, 45 and the district and cooler in martinsburg, on our way >> this is likely to be the biggest problem on the board today. it's the slow air travel. we're 15 degrees above more mall. everybody likes that. >> can you tell we decorated while you were away? >> it look like a christmas cave. now to the big win for tiger woods. cheers erupted as he scored his first victory in two years. josh was following the moments. it was intense. >> and on an nfl sunday, suddenly you were toggling back and forth. one tournament win for player who had won dozens in years past. yesterday in los angeles, was no ordinary sunday for tiger woods.

[ crowd cheers ] >> and there it is! a "w" for tiger woods for the first time in more than two years! >> reporter: and with that six-foot birdie putt, a champion once again. >> how you would describe it? >> it feels awesome. whatever it is. >> reporter: a feeling he hadn't experienced for 749 days. with his win and signature fist pump, he had made a triumphant return to form. >> a picture perfect day. >> reporter: the past two years have been a scandalous blur for woods. a crash, a public cheating scandal, a divorce from his wife. >> i'm deeply sorry for my deeply irresponsible behavior. >> reporter:ed that had the damage he had done to a once

impenetrable image irreparably dajd his career. >> god, tiger. >> reporter: but for one day, woods seemed a picture of what he once was, rather than what he had become. >> i pulled it off with one down, two to two. to go birdie, birdie is as good as it gets. >> if you watched the last 18 months or so. he was 281 consecutive weeks the best player in the world. now, maybe he's back for next year. lee westwood, and rory mcilroy, both won yesterday as well. next season could be very interesting. >> very exciting. coming up here, the family fight over country singer mindy mccready's son, her father says he should stay with her.

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>> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. good morning at 7:26 and as

monday, december 5. the free ride on the is over as connector of this morning. tolls are now being collected on 18-mile highway between 370 ingate his birth and 95 in laurel. the toll varies depending on the travel.day you to use itd been able for freight says the second segment opened late last month. than 30 occupy wall street protesters were arrested a standoff with police. began the morning after they take down an wooden structures mcpherson square. was eventually dismantled and newschannel 8 have an in-depth report in just a few minutes. let's get a check on the morning commute with steve hirsch warned. we will take a look at 14th street downtown. this is between constitution

pennsylvania avenue which is closed because of an investigation of a suspicious package. shirlingtono 395 in you what 395 looks like to the 14th street bridge. because there was an accident. we have fog ease to the area, closer to the bay. there is a dense fog advisory until 9:00 a.m. the visibility is 1/4 of a mile. 30's and 40's as far as temperatures and 45 in the district. 60,ay, neary rain tomorrow but still warm. we will be back at 7:56. [ screaming ]

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[ male announcer ] get to a better state. country singer mindy mccready caught right in the middle of a family fight over who should take care of her son. not everyone her father and mother can agree on who should have custody of zander. >> he's the spitting image of her. more this morning from gary giordano. >> he talked with dan harris on sunday. and a rare conversation with superstar angelina jolie. talking with our christiane

amanpour. but first, the latest on mindy mccready. she is seven months pregnant with twins. she'll be appearing in court this morning. yunji de nies has the latest. good morning, yunji. >> reporter: good morning, george. she's expected to be in court this morning. they're trying to decide if her son should be returned to florida. 5-year-old zander is in foster care this morning after authorities found he and his mother hiding in a closet in this empty house. the fbi put out this alert on what they called a parental abduction after taking the boy from his grandfather's house in florida. >> was this really an abduction?

i think that's the heart of the issue. >> reporter: the troubled country star who appeared last year on "celebrity rehab" is in a bitter battle to regain custody of her son. in a visit last week, she took zander and left the state. despite a court order, she refused to return him to his legal guardian because she says, he's been abused. >> mindy says we have abuse d hr son and skye. >> she gets away with telling the lice and does something like that. i don't understand how she can get away with it. >> reporter: but mccready's father, who is divorced from her mother, says he should be with mindy. >> you ask him. he's most comfortable with his mom. >> reporter: depeending on what the judge decides later, zander could be back in florida by tend

of the day. meanwhile, mindy mccready could face felony charges and criminal trespass charges as well. now to the latest on gary giordano. he spoke out again on sunday to our dan harris here on "gma," that, after his appearance on "gma" on thursday. leading to more questions about the moment when robyn gardner disappeared. dan has the latest. >> reporter: since his release from jail in aruba last week, gary giordano has been on a high-profile, hotly contested media tour playing out on "good morning america." >> they want to know if you had anything to do -- >> absolutely not. >> reporter: on thursday morning in an exclusive interview with robin roberts, he came out with guns blazing. >> i'm not prepared to go from the moment of the day to the end

of the day. >> reporter: refusing to answer basic questions about the day his traveling companion disappeared. >> i'm not going to sit here and answer something that i have answered repeatedly. >> reporter: and a new theory. >> aruba has two main sources of income. it's not tourism. it's cocaine and human trafficking. >> there's a whole lot of things i have questions about. >> reporter: gardner's boyfriend has questions. >> he doesn't show remorse. >> reporter: and his lack of specificity. >> what is the big question you want answered? >> um -- where's robyn? >> reporter: so on sunday, he returned to "gma." what happened. >> at some point, i became

distressed. found out i had a problem coming back to shore. and robyn was, i thought, behind me. and she wasn't. >> reporter: and about human traffickers. walk me how that would work. a boat of traffickers would pull up, pull her out of the water. >> i don't know how that would work. >> reporter: then why did you bring it up? >> um -- >> reporter: he addressed his flat affect. >> i believe i was emotional. >> reporter: but only about yourself. not about robyn gardner. >> no one has requeasked me. about how i feel, i do miss her.

>> reporter: do you. do you miss her? >> i do miss her. i think i'll see her again. i haven't come to grasps with she's gone. >> reporter: for "good morning america," dance harr harris, ab new york. >> let's bring in dan abrams and michael welle michael welner. dan, what is your take? >> i think it was a smart move for him to go public. he ought to be putting his side forward. everyone has this wrong. he's able to explain the insurance. exactly what happened. to go on and be so belligerent and atag niz the people doing the interview doesn't help him. i'm not sure it helps him. >> you think, michael, there is a reason.

people watching both interviews say there is no emotion. i have answered this 50, 60 times, i don't want to do it again. >> i feel more careful about interpreting how someone is behaving. it's rehearsed. i think that affects the emotion that you see as well. he's thinking about the attorney next to him. i don't think people in america recognize what it's like to be sitting here and talking and recognizing how many people are listening to you and have your freedom jeopardized at the same time, realizing you have so much freedom hanging on every word. i think the pressure affects that. >> but that's the attorney's job. to make sure he -- and he was totally unrehearsed. think he should have spent more time talking about his answers,

how he would respond. it seemed to me that his lawyer did not prepare him at all or prepared him terribly. >> those are some of the questions you asked. if you hit the boundaries of something he didn't prepare for, perhaps you touched -- if you hit the raw nerve of giordano, he goes off the script. perhaps going off the script is what got us here in the first place. >> sometimes it was not what he said but how he said it. many people are saying, if i'm accused of something and i didn't do it, i would say it a million times. people don't understand why he would say, well, you know, he's talked about it so often that that could be an issue. >> there's just no sadness. again, this is not to suggest and dr. welner can talk more to what is typical and what is not. to the public perception point

of view, there was a sense of -- there was no remorse. let's assume exactly what happened is what he said happened. he was still with someone he brought to aruba who died in the water, according to him, got washed away. that was a wuz the last time he saw her. that is an incredibly sad, horrifying event. rather than being upset, he seems angry. >> i don't think you're going to see that here. i appreciate the point. but when you have gone through interrogation, you're to national television exposure, you're in a bunker. my own experience with defendants that are guilty. they've been very packaged. the only time you access the remorse of people that are capable of it. we can't tell. he may not be capable of it. you only access that remorse when it's all done. >> then he should have not gone public.

>> that's another point. >> if he's not able to do that, i don't think he should have spoken publicly at all. >> good point. well taken. we've talked about what happened when she went missing. if something happened, looking at the principals, the most likely explanation is a rejection sensitivity as motive. you have giordano with a history of domestic violence complaints. people should be understanding, what were the triggers that inspired the complaints against him from multiple women? how did they play out in the relationship he had with gardner. we may know more if we reconstruct their life together rather than their last moments together. >> nothing has been said that will lead aruban authorities to want him to come back?

>> nothing said in the interviews. he's not offering details that i would think are any different. he's been interviews again and again and again and again. he's remained consistent many his stories. >> dan, michael, thank you. let's get back to sam. good morning, robin. good morning, everyone. god morning, philadelphia. it's foggy there. anywhere from d.c. north that you have skies like this. that means airport delays. we're so warm this time of year. 60, of 6, yeah, it feels good. you'll have a foggy start. that will delay the airports. a lot of the airplanes come through the northeast. here's the mess. the cold air behind the rain. rain from eas our visibilities are down

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>> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. at 7:56 of his monday, december 5. d.c. council is expected to on ethics reform when it today. the council has a meeting about theto talk raid.

the council is expected to discuss a new ethics reform bill. authorities are back at the triadelphia reservoir of this morning where they are searching wssc worker who was trying a dead deer. newschannel 8 will have more in a live in-depth report at the top of the hour. let's get a check on the roads with steve hirsch warned. you that 14th now reopened between constitution avenue and pennsylvania avenue nw. the earlier suspicious package was cleared away so everything open. in springfield we have the usual volume. thick fog close to the bed.

bay. there is a dense fog advisory on the eastern shore until 9:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. otherwise partly cloudy, 45 in the district and 43 of gaithersburg. it will be near 60 this afternoon and one tomorrow but rainey. we will be back at 8:27at

♪ girls run the world lots of folks celebrating the first day out with us here in times square. a lot of happy lsu fans, they'll be playing bama in the championship. where am i? where am i? let's talk about angelina jolie. she's opening up to how he does it all, directing to raising six kids with brad pitt. we're learning even more, i know everybody's been waiting

for this, why kim and kris' marriage fell apart so fast. >> can we unlearn that? >> we can try. also coming up, the newest fashion trend for your hands. why people are putting everything from snakeskin to feathers to get their nails decked out. special contributor melissa rycroft reports. >> she'll do it. one of our favorite segments, "show me the money" is back. what a big payout. where we find unclaimed cash now. first the news from josh. we're going begin with a possible breach of military security this morning.

u.s. officials admit they lost track of a zroen last week. they say the iranians visit. the design secrets could be in iranian hands. newt gingrich is experiencing a surge. he meets with donald trump today. he could get the backing of herman cain. gingrich has stormed past mitt romney in the polls in iowa. going from fifth to first place. some relief for parents. new research finds that sexting is a lot less common that previously thought. only about 1% of teens have shared graphic images online or via cell phones. meanwhile, gas prices are down another 14 cents in the last month. the price is $3.28. still 34 cents more than a year ago. and the three money managers

that claimed the powerball jackpot last week, wasting no time on the promise to donate winnings. they were accused of being a front for an anonymous winner. five groups that help veterans will get $200,000. among them, a group founded by our own bob woodruff. here's diane with a preview of tonight's "world news." >> the goal is to create american jobs. we're asking, are you in? join the cause. made in america christmas tonight on "world news." >> i'm in. finally, some extraordinary international mail. a so-year-old boy from upstate new york, wrote a message, put it in a bottle. it was dropped off the coast of

north carolina. this week, he got an e-mail from the father and son who found it there -- >> oh, come on. >> off the coast of portugal. he wrote a note about video games and how he liked to play football. he wrote he want placeoff so we can end the whole bcs thing. >> he did not. you said that. >> i do. pop news time. the fedex panda express touched down in scotland yesterday. the pandas are settling in at the zoo after their long flight from china. there hasn't been a giant panda in the uk for 17 years. they're hoping for some baby pandas down the line. no pressure, guys. sweetie and sunshine are the english translations of their names. they have ten years in the uk to

work it out. get it? >> no, apparently don't. >> please, please, i'm not a roll. we're not sure what the correlation of the video game and goes trick delight might be. the makers of angry birds are getting into the recipe business. i know what i'm getting you. it teaches users how to make everything from scrambled eggs and noodle-dee-do. it's a noodle-based quiche. >> i like playing the game. >> you don't want egg-based recipes? >> no, i love playing the game. >> i want to go to the last line. go back. the book encourages reads to fling yourself to new levels of egg-cellence. >> that was worth going back to. >> thank you, everybody. thank you so much. next up, huge honors last

night. the kennedy center. meryl streep, neil diamond. stealing the show, our friend elmo. he made a special appearance. honoring cellist yo-yo ma. dressed to the nines, he said that yo-yo ma taught him that has music is like playground and mix everyone happy. >> true dat. some folks like to let it all hang out on the vacation. some like to let it grow out. who knew? sam posted a couple of shots of the new beard. he started a twitter battle. some were swoons over the skruf. others said they liked clean-shaven sam. this tweet said, i will mail you plate of my famous christmas cookies if you keep the beard. another said tell "gma," sam, that your beard should stay so

you can play santa later this month. >> yeah, yeah, oh, yeah. the santa one. i remember that one. >> i will say, i did say that i was in full support, mr. lincoln. take that daniel day lewis. look at that. >> enough. say good morning, everybody. how are you? nice to see you. >> good morning. >> it's a good crowd. it's nice to be back in times square. fog going on in morning. out of purple and gold. right? and a little bit of the packers' yellow going on, too. >> yeah. >> snowbuquerque this morning. that's not that strange. look at where it goes. dallas, wet snow flakes today. amarillo, light snow. the cold air brings the temperaturin temperatures right back down to normal. atlanta, 54.

washington, d.c., 52. big cold in the middle of the a thick fog but closer to the bed. -- bay. normally you can see 10 miles bay but not this morning. fog advisory for anne calvert, and st. mary's county until 9:00 a.m. 49 degrees and partly cloudy skies and there is a look at that advisory. 44 degrees in the district on to 60 this afternoon with rain tomorrow. >> who is that? is that emery? emery. she's kind of happy to be here. she's kind of like giving me the one eye. i'm still a little too tired. back to you, lara. >> you know what she needs? >> what?

>> josh to hold her. >> oh, no. >> that's true. 8:30, hellos, i'll be right there, emery. here's a look at what is coming up on our "gma morning menu." a new twist to the split. why the biggest fight is still to come. and a candid interview with angelina jolie. and we have a survival guide to shopping. before you hit the stores this holiday season. haul th all that and so much more. stay with us on "gma." [ coughing ] [ male announcer ] got a cold? [ sniffling ] [ male announcer ] not sure what to take? now robitussin® makes finding the right relief mpler than ever. click on the robitussin® relief finder. click on your symptoms. get your right relief. ♪

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♪ toys in every store. egg nog? ♪ the prettiest sight to see is the holly that will be on your own front door ♪ love that tune. you know, it seems like barely a day goes by without some member of the kardashian family in the headlines. the latest include allegations of fraud against one sister and baby announcement for another. andrea canning has the details. >> can i stopwatching the show snow? just kidding. the family turmoil intensified. kris humphries calls the show fake and now calling his marriage a fraud. >> if you're off season, and i think you should be living with

me. >> really. i tried it. >> you tried what, one week? >> yeah. >> reporter: the fireworks continued. >> living parrot from kim is not the ideal situation. but right now, i think it's what is best for me and i feel like right now, it has to be done. >> you want the live in accept ra cities? if that's what you want, fine. i'll go pack and we'll go live in separate cities. i'll skype you to say bye. >> reporter: they seem to fight about everything. >> are you really worried about your hair right now? >> reporter: humphreys is now seeking an annulment on the grounds of fraud. >> there's several reports. one that he wants his slate wiped clean. another report claims he wants the extensive confidentiality agreement in the contract null and void.

that would allow him to talk freely about what happened behind closed doors. >> reporter: while their fighting the bad, the other couple of the show announces they're having a baby. how did that happen? they have admitted to sleeping in separate bedrooms. >> she reports to her room. i report to mine. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: she wanted to be v baby brother or sister for mason. she wants it with scott. they seem to have come to an agreement and a compromise. and they're happy once again. >> reporter: kim kardashian continues to tweet words of wisdom. if you'll get in the flow of god, you'll be amazed at how far you can go. over the weekend, she said people with hate you, rate you, shake your and break you. how strong you stand is what

makes you. when i'm having a bad day, i turn to kim's twitter account. >> i was looking at christiane amanpour while you're reading that. >> we talked about it. >> i saw her taking detailed notes. now we're going hear from angelina jolie. there she son the cover of this week's in the newsweek." she's directing a feature. she wrote the film and sits down with christiane amanpour to talk about it. it's about the war in bosnia. >> it is amazing. she said she found it refreshing, though nerve racking to be off camera. it's no wonder why the film is a brave, tough and courageous look at a subject, the bosnian war. i covered it extensively.

i sat down with angelina in new york. she's been a member at the foreign relations council since 2007. mother of six children, partner of brad pitt, u.n. ambassador. she may be best known for her life both on and off camera. >> hi, angelina. >> reporter: we now get to see a rare side of her. she takes on work behind the camera. "in the land of blood & honey" is her debut. it's a film about the bosnian war. >> i traveled for years and have seen so many people post conflict and -- wanted to understand more what happened to them. and how human beings are just pushed to their limits and how they change and are affected by war. and i started to look into this particular conflict because i had been there and i had

visited. and i was just so taken by it. >> reporter: you decided to tell it as a love story. >> the truth is, it's a love story that would have been. it shows the love between mother and child, man and woman, brothers, father and son. but it's what war does to those relationships. >> reporter: there's an english version and a bosnian version. why did you do that? >> we felt it is a war that is not talked about enough. it's hard to access and get people in to the seats to force them to sit through it. we felt if we made it also in english, it would help people not comfortable with foreign language or subtitles. >> reporter: it was short late last year in hungary and boz no bosnia. she made sure she had brad and

their kids nearby. do you travel whenever you go? >> yes. we had an agreement. it's so hard with family in the business. we take turns working. when one works, the other one is there for the kids. we never have to split the family up. >> reporter: you take them on location? >> always. if it's over five days, everybody has to move in a traveling mass. >> reporter: it resembles a miniunited nations. along with three biological kids, they've adopted three, from cambodia, ethiopia, and vietnam. how is mother hood for children from those parts of the world affected you? >> i'm being careful with their schooling. we're home schooling. we make sure it's not one country's view of their country. they have to learn about their own countries to form their own conclusio conclusions. >> reporter: what is the key to

keeping it together? how do they manage to make the whirl wind life of family, careers, and love work? you dove tail your acting and humanitarian work. >> i'm a strong believer in what keeps a great relationship is that your ethics are the same, the way you approach the world is the same. not just the love of art but your sense of right and wrong and the commitment your children need from your or what your responsibility is for the rest of the world. >> reporter: she says her family comes first. her career, acting and now directing and writing, is secondary. what's more rewarding for you? the writing-directing or the acting? >> the wrying is the hardest. i don't know if it's the more rewarding. it feels the most exposed, most private. when you're an actress, you use somebody else's words. the writer sits alone in a room and writes what they think is important, funny, historical,

topical. i'm the most nervous about that. yeah. yeah. yeah. but i love it the most. maybe because i could do it at home with the kids running around. >> it's a brave, tough war that was our generation's vietnam. we got emotional about it. and also those cast members are all from that part of the world. >> i would think that would make it so much more emotional. >> it's incredible. you have bosnians, serbs, you have the ethnicities knitted together and torn apart. >> thanks very much. "in the land of blood & honey" opens in new york. you can see the entire interview tonight on "nightline." lara? >> thank you, george. we move to the hottest new trend. extreme nails. you can get a mani-pedi that

will be the talk of your holiday party. our contributor melissa rycroft has more. >> hi, lara. i do have to be honest. when it comes to me getting my nails dunks i either don't, or i stick with neutral colors. for this, i ventured out of my comfort zone. one of the hottest trepds made me crawl out of my skin. ♪ m manicures have come a long way. fingers are now sporting fashion forward looks from coast to coast. hopefully, they can help me out. here i go. i found out firsthand when i paid a visit to the head to toe salon in dallas. what type of women are coming in and getting the designs? are they younger, older?

>> mostly the younger. >> reporter: am i too old? >> i don't think so. >> a big inspiration comes straight from the runway. this year's influence is from the cat walks and gracing the pages of "vogue." take the snake skin mani-pedis. they took note. this manicure uses real snake skin. they first went ooh. then they said, let me see that. >> reporter: they take about two hours to complete they cut the skin. they apply it piece by piece by piece. the fashion-conscious women we talked to said the results are well worth the wait. they cost about $100. >> i love it.

it looks so awesome. >> i'm waiting to be pro posed to. the hope is that i'll be sporting the snake skin manicure when i'm wearing a diamond ring. >> reporter: it's not the only nail trend with a thumbs up this year. in los angeles, these nails are the rage. inspired by the team that makes zigzag and art form. they select two or three colors and the manicurist does the rest. another choice? feather. and nontraditional colors. >> the amrmy greens are hot. >> reporter: with the holidays upon us there are yuletide mani-pedi trends. i decided to get in the swing of

things. they created a gift-wrap motif, in 3-d, no less. well, what do you think? not too bad for ady at the office. and you can see that chose a subtle holiday hue for my first time to venture out of the neutrals. really cute. lots of options. a slight price tag. all the looks we saw. it's probably going to cost you about $75 to $100 per manicure. maybe not every day. i hope to see you with one tomorrow. >> where is the bow? did it pop off? >> i have a daughter. i came home. it popped off. >> thank you so much. coming up on "good morning

america," "show me the money." what got all these folks screaming? >> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. good morning @ 8:27. authorities want and want to why an escalator at fedex sendingdenly stopped two men to a hospital near gate near the end of the redskins game. suffered minor injuries. more than 30 occupied d.c. protesters were arrested after a confrontation with police. the standoff began after the take down refused to a wooden structure they had built.

newschannel 8 will have more in a couple of minutes. here is steve her shorn with a traffic . this is 395 near duke street you head up from the beltway. the lanes are open. 14th street is open downtown and suspicious package investigation is wrapped up. it is very slow from 118 germantown down to the lane on 270. you'll find the delays and the elderly by the bell will leading american legion down for the toll road. everything is open. we're still dealing with the fog east of the metro area. there is a fog advisory for anne arundel, calvert county, and st. mary's county. visibility is low. partly cloudy today, 44 in the district, on our way to 60

degrees, and then some areas of rain tomorrow but still mild but theing toward the end of week and especially on the weekend. >> will have another update at 8:56at

show me the money! show me the money! show me the money! show me the money! >> they're yelling, show me the money. when you hear that chant, someone is about to get cash they didn't know they had. a whole year, elisabeth leamy and the money team have been helping people get money they didn't know they had. >> the tally is getting huge. we have the "gma" gift-giving survival guide. lots of great items. we'll show you where you should

splurge and where you should save. a lot of women choose a nip tuck when they get older. these stars are no different. these are famous faces you may have seen. they're at the american museum of nationural history. i got a chance to go. >> i was wondering where you're going with that. >> one never knows, does one? first, show me the money time. school districts all across -- excuse me, didn't mean to get ahead of that. school districts are being squeezed by budget cuts. elisabeth leamy has been hard at work. good morning, eli. >> reporter: hi, george. that's right. school districts can lose track of things, too. we found unclaimed money far school that needs it. we were able to spring a big surprise on a small-town high

school that's been through a lot this year. >> i said boom chick -- >> reporter: there's a cheer they do at owego free academy when they're really excited. >> let's go ofa! >> reporter: they were doing it on this day because we were about to bring a big surprise. how do you keep a secret from 650 chattering high school students. >> from abc's "good morning america," miss elisabeth leamy. >> good morning. seeing tom on the scene is the real tip-off. he's the man with the money. >> "good morning america" has been doing a wonderful job helping us get out the word about our office of unclaimed funds. >> reporter: and we were especially happy to bring the

"show me the money" mobile to owego because hurricane irene flood waters drowned the area in mess and misery in august. >> the water was this high in this room. >> reporter: this used to be the office. ♪ >> reporter: and caution tape still marks the high water spot in the auditorium where the choir is accompanied by construction. but with sheer will and effort, less than a week after the storm, school was back in session. >> we felt for the sake of the parents and the sake of the children that re-establishing some sense of normalcy was just the most critical thing we could do. >> reporter: now we're about to do our small part to help the rebuilding process along. >> and this is for the owego skral school district.

$6808.79. >> i can't tell you what we're going to do with it today. we have so many needs. we'll put the funds to good use. thank you so much. >> reporter: but wait, there's more. >> we did a search of the free academy family. we found a number of folks here who are entitled to various amounts of money. >> reporter: the school district wasn't the only winner. >> melanie? >> reporter: popular social studies teacher had no idea she had unclaimed money waiting. >> oh, my gosh! >> reporter: $775. her home was ruined by the flood. so the long-lost stock dividend will be a big help. >> it comes at a really good time. time when we really need it. really need it. >> reporter: we were not done

yet. we called forward eight other faculty members with missing money waiting. we encouraged the students to search for unclaimed money for their families. because the people of this small community are owed a total of over $602,000. >> this is a positive moment. you come to a hard-hit community. money is in short supply. >> reporter: everybody was so psyched up, i decided to teach the students a cheer of my own from "gma." show me the money! >> all: show me the money! show me the money! show me the money! >> reporter: whoo-hoo after the pep rally, the office searched for 35 members of the audience and found unclaimed money for 23 of them. how common it is for money to go missing.

>> that is a huge percentage. i was surprised when i saw your script to see that school districts could get money. how common is that? >> reporter: it's very, very common. i typed the world school into the unclaimed money search engin engines. i got hundreds. >> great brand new total. the total is $418,598. eli leamy, thanks. go to our website for more. now, it's time for the weather and sam champion. >> you mean "gma" viewers have got. $400,000 by watching the show? that's like -- i'm just -- get me an easy chair. i want to earn some cash. we have twitter pictures aplenty this morning. michigan and missouri.

cold air unlox. it's a big western chill to the middle of the country today and tomorrow. billings, your wind chill is at nine below. denv denver, 4 below. the strong santa ana winds. expect the numbers up to 60 miles an hour plus. 65 today there in l.a. san antonio, 53. memphis, 46. you're under the rain today. where the rain clears, colder what a monday today, partly cloudy skies and relatively warm, near 60 this afternoon and warm tomorrow but there be areas of rain to deal with. some scattered >> and haul that weather was brought to you by cuisinart.

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yeah. that's what i'm talking about. we are finds gifts for everyone this season. it can be hard work. no more, thanks to our "gma" gift giving survival guide. we searched high and low to find the best presents. with the help of "people" style editor kate dimmick, we're going to get the information. hello, kate. >> hello. >> tell us about these options. >> we wanted to make it personal. the alphabet post earearrings. or this adorable pendant, sparkle for the holiday there. those are the jewelry options. >> which is the splurge?

which one? what do you think, guys? okay. i'm hearing this. >> you got it. >> you got it right. >> i have to warn you. can you believe the necklace is only $2.80. it's a great deal. the earrings are a god deal, too, $25. >> you gotta be kidding me. good job. now the next item, dealing with food, a nice present. >> it's perfect. two great options. for the chocolate loverer ein life, a chocolate box set. and for the wine lover in your life, at-home wine tasting kits. test that palate. >> oh, that's cute. the cutie wine things. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. you get to try a different

cabernet here and there. >> what is the splurge, people? the candy? the candy? >> they are good. they are good. >> wow. >> that's right. the box is $150. it's out there. wine tasting is only $34.99. true foodie, get them both. >> speaking of foodies. bring that back. or share it with the group, you two. >> i'm telling you. >> for one second there. fashion. oh, this is going to be a good one. >> my favorite category. >> we have this really fantas c fantastically glamorous tote. fits more than just your keys. throw champagne in there on new year's even. we have the luxurious shearling-lined slippers.

>> let me hear? [ audience yelling ] >> purse? she thinks that's the splurge. >> oh, so close. the shearling slippers are the splurge. >> not bad. it's so festive. okay, and our final category, home. oh, this is going to be difficult. >> oh. this is hard one. we have the tea set tower, which is really a work of art in and of itself. a great, great gift. and for a more classic gift, we have your glamorous, luxurious cashmere throw. you can vishave it monogrammed.

>> which one is the splurge? [ audience yelling out ] >> the throw? the throw? there is it? >> the ladies know their cashmere. >> what is it, cashmere? >> from monograms off madison. it's an amazing gift. the tea tower is only $23 .80. >> very good. >> i know, i know. >> please, the audience, once again, thank you. thank you. and we have to thank you so much. we have more amazing gifts you can buy this season. go to our website to find out more, goodmorningamerica.com on yaho yahoo!. >> a new car! >> he's trying to give away

cars. coming up, extreme makeover for some of the world's most famous faces. why these animals are all getting a nip and a tuck when we come back. [ baby coughing ] [ coughing continues ] [ female announcer ] more pollution from power plants means more childhood asthma attacks. [ labored breathing ] there's technology that makes the air cleaner, but too many plants don't use it. we can't wait. epa must update power plant standards

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it's one of the world's most important scientific and cultural institutions. the museum of natural history. a private donor has stepped up to give the animals a $2.5

million makeover. i got to go behind the scenes. ♪ >> reporter: inside the famed museum of natural history, the animals are the stars. after decades of enduring the glare of the spotlight, they're beginning to show their age. >> east been on view for about 70 years. >> it's time. i noticed bald spots. wrinkles. like many feeling the effects of father time, they're all getting a collective nip tuck. which animal has aged the worst. i will not tell. >> probably the bison. >> reporter: they're getting full-body lifts. the moose are getting their roots done. the leperred are getting fill. and the squirrels are getting their grays touched up. it's a massive, year-long, $2.5

million project. >> you feel like you're really in the habitat. you feel like you're this close to the animals. they don't feel dead. >> reporter: they look good, even spry. many of them roamed the wild over 70 years ago. each has been delicately cleaned by hand, and examined for more work. >> this is an extenseive projec. >> reporter: these animals of george. he's a hair colorist, all-around miracle worker. >> the paint on the nose has faded over time. i repainted it. >> reporter: this is a female mown tear lion. in your estimation, who is in better shape? >> she is a.m. almost in pristine condition.

>> reporter: she's grown old with grace. >> absolutely. >> reporter: sky becoming bluer. snow becoming whiter. nobody likes yellow snow. ? nobody does. >> reporter: every animal and every diorama aged differently. >> the paint peeled away from the back of the eye. giving the goat cataracts. >> reporter: how much younger does he look? >> about ten years. >> reporter: back to the hard-living bison who needed the most extensive work. fillers, eye jobs, and touchdup on the tell-tale roots. >> they're not supposed to be blond. >> all in the background were dark brown.

>> reporter: you knew they were not natural blondes. >> correct. >> reporter: which animal was he relieved not to have to touch up? >> the porcupine. >> reporter: the mountain goat no longer looks demonic. the fert has low and highlights. how about the blonde bison? now a brilliant brunette. >> everything looks fresher, brighter. >> reporter: that's a woman's dream. you don't want people to know what you did but just look fresh. job well done. it will be open fully in 2012. check it out. these are pieces of art. i hope you enjoyed it, sam. >> no one likes yellow snow. >> how about the blonde bison?

>> i'm going to take my family. >> thank you, george. any other comments from the

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off to a great start. tomorrow, andrea bocelli. and tyra banks, too. send in your videos. we want the best holiday lights across the country. my lights are better than your lights. we'll show the winner here on "gma." josh, give it a shot. >> emery, come here. hi. say hi. >> there you go. >> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update.

good morning at 8:56. it is one of the most in d.c., thents added debt -- the annual kennedy to barbarars went cook, neil diamond, yo-yo ma, some rollins, and meryl streep. here is a check on traffic. star with a look at the beltway and new hampshire avenue which is slow from college park around 2 georgia ave. on the outer loop at the leisure bridge, that is slow. that delay begins after the the 270 speier around to the toll road. everything is reported open. looking better in springfield on northbound 95.

way5 was heavy most of the from the spring of interchange to the 14th street bridge. into the district, we are better on 14th street with everything open. the visibility's are improving along the bay. this is a time lapse starting at about 6:40 a.m. along the bay. you can see the marker up in the river and a little bit of the distance. visibility's are getting better. the district and 39 in martinsburg. a great day today, near 60 this afternoon with scattered rain tomorrow but it will be warm. thanks for watching and we will be back at noon. "live! with kelly" is next.

it's "live with kelly." series "burn notice," jeffrey donovan. the new film "martha elizabeth arlene," olsen. we're kicking off "live's" feast week with the one only paula deen. want you to join us in to check out ed announcement. "dancing star" derek hough the co-host desk. on "live with kelly."