Live from ABC News headquarters in New York City.

This is Good Morning America.

And Good Morning America, I can watch that video all day.

I know those dogs.

I got to get my dogs in on that for sure.

All the fosters.

We have a lot of news to get to this morning,

including a first look at the new numbers on holiday spending,

what they reveal about how we're shopping this year.

Yeah, that'll be really interesting. And we start with the latest on the two big stories as we come on air.

Jay O'Brien is standing by with the details on the thousands more Jeffrey Epstein files released overnight.

The most substantial dump of documents so far.

That's right. But first, those storms on both coasts, you all know it, colliding with the Christmas rush,

snow falling in the northeast.

New York City, we have an image right here just this morning, a few moments ago.

Look at that.

And in the west, there's widespread flooding.

Melissa Adon is on the scene in Altadena, California as the area is bracing for a rare, high risk

for flash flooding.

Melissa, this is very serious. Good morning.

Absolutely, Gio, so serious. Good morning to you.

We are here in Altadena where Southern California is preparing for this wet winter storm.

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