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they have been attacking commercial ships in the red sea for months. this morning, the middle east on edge in fear of an expanding regional war. dangerous winter storm on the move. tens of millions of americans under alert for extreme weather, blizzard conditions, heavy snow, tornado threat and more rain for areas hit hard by flooding. sam is tracking it all. the former president in court lashing out at the case and the judge who will decide if he will be barred from doing business in new york. triple threat. flu, covid and rsv. 38 states reporting high levels of respiratory illness. where it's most severe. takedown. neighbors stepping in to stop suspected thieves alleged porch pirates, and what you should do if you ever catch someone in the act. the new study on adhd prescriptions. what's behind the surge as there's a nationwide shortage of these drugs?

outpouring of love. my daughter isabella's story revealing her brain tumor diagnosis. >> and i know all that you're going through, your doctors, before starting the treatment, had to talk to you about fertility. >> yeah. >> oh my goodness. >> you shared your support and your questions. this morning her doctor at duke answers them. good-bye bill. coach belichick parting ways with the patriots. what tom brady said about his former coach, and what's next for the six time super bowl champion. ♪ we're already falling in love with usher's highly anticipated halftime spectacular. this morning don't miss the first look that will have fans saying omg. with 30 days until the big show. >> live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morning america.

happy friday. >> yes. >> from usher, usher, usher. >> it is great to have whit and eva at the desk. whit, you think he's going to have a great super bowl show? >> yea! usher. i get you are laughing at your own version of the lyrics earlier. plenty to get to on that. we're looking forward to that. we have a lot to cover including the major winter blast on the move. snowy des moines right there. >> with three days to go until the iowa caucuses, that extreme weather is challenging nikki haley and ron desantis. we'll have more from rachel scott as they battle it out in the cold, trying to gain ground on trump. but first we begin with the u.s. taking military action in the middle east. launching strikes with the uk and support from several allies against iran backed rebels. in retaliation for the repeated attacks on commercial shipping in the red sea. our chief white house correspondent mary bruce has the latest for us. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, michael. well, for months the biden administration has tried to

avoid expanding this conflict, but after the houthis' relentless attack and refusal to heed repeated warnings, overnight the u.s. and allies fighting back with massive strikes. this morning the houthis are vowing revenge. overnight a stunning barrage by u.s. and british forces. a wave of tomahawk cruise missiles launched from a u.s. submarine and ships backed by fighter jets. the targets, the iran backed houthi rebels in yemen that have been attacking ships in the red sea for months now. the pentagon confirming the strikes backed by four u.s. allies, hit over 60 targets and 16 locations. destroying weapon, radar and surveillance systems and unmanned vehicles. >> clearly, the intent is for the u.s. and uk to take out any military capability the houthis might have to continue to harass shipping in the red sea. >> reporter: president biden saying in a statement that after weeks of global warnings to the houthis, these targeted strikes

are a clear message that the united states and our partners will not tolerate attacks on our personnel or allow hostile actors to imperil freedom of navigation. biden adding he will not delay further measures to protect our people. the houthis have launched at least 27 attacks claiming they are retaliating for israel's war with hamas. it's causing a costly disruption to shipping in the red sea, a vital route for billions in trade and estimated 15% of world commerce passes through the red sea. major shipping companies now forced to sail around africa to avoid the violence. >> we're gonna do what we have to to counter and defeat these threats the houthis keep throwing up on commercial shipping in the red sea. >> reporter: u.s. led retaliation coming days after the largest houthi assault yet, targeting american ships with drones and missiles. the rebel group still holds over two dozen hostages, taken after they brazenly hijacked this car

go ship in november. this morning houthi ships are warning the u.s. should prepare to pay a heavy price. now administration officials tell us they wouldn't be surprised to see a response from the houthis but fully expect these strikes will degrade and diminish their capabilities, whit. >> something to watch in the days to come, mary. thank you. now the dangerous winter storm barrelling east across the country. heavy snow, wind, flooding and bitter cold on the way for millions in its path. alex perez is in chicago with the latest. alex, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, whit. mother nature has been relentless this week. this snow began falling overnight and besides the messy morning commute, many areas are bracing for blizzard like conditions tonight. this morning every state coast to coast under alert for extreme weather as a new cross country storm moves in. a heavy snow band causing very dangerous whiteout conditions in

nebraska. this car on the side of the road. in northwest montana, heavy snow and high winds of up to 64 miles per hour threatening visibility. snow even reaching the southwest. residents in flagstaff arizona digging out after nearly 4 inches fell. in las vegas, palm trees dusted with snow. unrelenting hail pelting west little rock arkansas, the same system slamming california. watch this semitruck slowly sliding on an icy interstate 80 after its brakes froze. and as if the snow were not enough, many areas are preparing for the deep freeze to move in this weekend into next week. eva? >> alex perez, in the snow. the storm is bringing more heavy rain to the northeast, where rivers have finally started receding from the last storm. trevor ault is in hard hit

little fall, new jersey, with that. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, eva. so where i'm standing would not typically be in the passaic river but today it is. this river finally crested overnight in major flood stage. pretty aggressively spilling out into people's yards. there's a lot of roads flooded, too. this is just one river. there are flood watches in effect from north carolina all the way up to massachusetts. now those storms are going to hit the northeast. that is almost going to prolong this flooding to the passaic river in major flood stage, not just into the weekend but likely into next week. whit? >> all right, trevor ault for us. thank you so much. let's go to sam champion with a look at the weather to come. we were just talking about des moines. negative degrees. >> it's brutal there. it's gonna be. after this snow moves out, we've got blizzard warnings in parts of the country. look at the country. yesterday i said almost every state. america said, hold my coffee. look at this. it is every state, including

alaska and hawaii, that we've got watches and warnings. from blizzard warnings in iowa to these strong to severe storms. we've got a tornado watch now through the deep south. we've already seen the tornado warnings popping. some severe storm warnings popping. this will go until around 11. follow this path east and that goes into the carolinas with these strong storms. now that we know the storm, we've tightened up the zone where it could be some trouble. greenwood, birmingham, to tupelo, mississippi. i would say everywhere in the yellow, you've got to keep an eye on this. heavy rain moving into new england and the mid-atlantic. this is what we just saw, that flooding in new jersey. add an extra inch, maybe two inches of rain where i think we could go to three. by the time you get to connecticut into massachusetts. some very heavy rain there. then open up the arctic air, but we'll talk about that later. michael? >> thank you, sam. we are going to the latest on the race for the white house. just three days to go until the iowa caucuses and the first votes of the campaign. rachel scott is on the scene in

des moines for us this morning. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. sam is absolutely right. it is brutal. this winter storm is throwing these republican candidates a major curve ball here in the final stretch with just three days to go until the iowa caucuses. former south carolina governor nikki haley and ron desantis forced to postpone or cancel some of their events today. a blizzard warning is in effect in iowa for much of the day, with wind gusts up to 45 miles an hour. all of that could not come at a worse time for these republican candidates that are still fighting to prove they are the best alternative to former president trump. he is 30 points ahead in the polls. he has spent more time in a courtroom than the campaign trail. his rivals are starting to sharpen their attack against him. ron desantis saying if trump is the nominee, then this election will be all about his legal issues. nikki haley insisting that chaos only follows the former president. across the board, the biggest challenge of all for these candidates might be getting voters to turn out on monday for caucus day. it is expected to be the coldest

iowa caucus on record, with temperatures below 16 degrees, guys. >> a major challenge to get people out there for the caucuses. rachel, thank you. as you said there, former president trump has spent more time in court this week than on the campaign trail. he attended closing arguments at his civil fraud trial in new york, getting into a clash with the judge in the case and is now awaiting the verdict. our senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky is at the courthouse in downtown manhattan. aaron, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. the trial is now over so former president trump is waiting to find out if he has a future in the industry and the city that he used to create an image of himself as a titan of real estate. this morning donald trump is waiting for a judge to decide the outcome of the case that accused the former president of exaggerating his wealth on a decade worth of financial statements to get better terms on loans. in a dramatic conclusion to a contentious trial, trump defied the judge and vowed ahead with a terse statement he

was never authorized to give. i'm an innocent man, trump said. i have been persecuted by someone running for office. ignoring the judge's ground rules to stick to the facts, trump sat at the defense table and attacked the case saying what happened here is a fraud on me. he attacked leticia james. she sued me, he said, to try to get publicity. he attacked the judge complaining, you can't listen for one minute. the judge told trump's attorney, control your client. the judge finally holding up his phone to signal trump's time was up. >> this is a case that should have never been brought. i think we should be entitled to damages. >> reporter: the attorney general wants the judge to force trump to pay $370 million in penalties and to bar him from doing business in new york. >> no matter how powerful you are, no matter how rich you are, no one is above the law. >> reporter: her team arguing trump should be held accountable asking, would any of this persistent fraud have happened if it wasn't directed from the top by mr. trump?

there was no jury, so the judge is going to decide the verdict himself. he has already held trump liable and said he would decide by the end of the month whether to impose a fine or some other penalty that could significantly curtail trump's ability to conduct any commercial real estate transaction for the foreseeable future. eva? >> aaron katersky, thank you. we turn now to the second avalanche reported at the california ski resort where one person died in that sudden snow slide wednesday. matt rivers is there on the scene in olympic valley, california. matt, what are the conditions like right now? >> reporter: well, they're bad, eva. it means the danger levels remain high. we talk about the second avalanche not far from here palisades tahoe resort. that's the second in as many days. no one was injured there, but it comes one day after this avalanche. this is brand new video we have filmed from a chair lift going over the avalanche as it was sliding down the mountain, picking up skiers and snow

boarders as it went down the hill, killing one person, injuring several. i spoke to several survivors who all said they feared for their lives. there's another video we have showing a ski patroller treating a man with a broken leg as rescuers probed the ground trying to find more survivors. overnight another avalanche. this one near stevens peak in idaho. authorities say one man believed dead there, two more rescued during search and rescue efforts near that peak. michael? >> matt rivers, thank you for that. now the alarming triple threat across the country. vast majority of states are reporting high or very high levels of the flu, covid and rsv. morgan norwood is here now with more. good morning, morgan. >> good morning, michael. flu, covid-19, rsv. it's really going around. i feel for you if you are sick but if not, you likely know someone who is. that's because 38 states are reporting very high or high levels of respiratory illness. we really see this in the south where it's most severe. the spikes can strain emergency rooms.

let's talk about what's sending the most people to the er. that's going to be flu and covid-19. flu hospitalizations up 35%. the cdc believes flu infections will continue to grow. covid-19 hospitalizations, they've increased for eight weeks straight. recently jumping 20%. but still much lower than this time last year. finally, rsv, cases are still on the rise. many parts of the country it's dropping. infants and children under 4 are hospitalized with rsv more than any other age group. we are expecting another update from the cdc later today. either way, health officials want to continue to stress the importance of getting your updated flu and covid vaccines, as well as rsv shots. guys? >> very important there, morgan. thank you. we're going to turn now, the end of an era in the nfl. legendary head coach bill belichick is parting ways with the new england patriots after 24 seasons and 6 super bowls. will reeve is in foxborough, massachusetts for us with the

story. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the sun has risen at patriot place despite its setting yesterday on the greatest coaching tenure in nfl history. bill belichick leaves the patriots 15 wins shy of the all-time record. he's gonna need to break it with a new team. >> robert and i, after a series of discussions, have mutually agreed to part ways. >> reporter: this morning, the new england patriots are saying good-bye to their celebrated coach of the past 24 years. >> we had a vision of building00 championship football team here. it's exceeded my wildest dreams. >> reporter: current pats linebacker coach jerod mayo. he played for the team from 2008 to 2015. this appointment, making the former linebacker the youngest head coach in the nfl at the age of 37.

looks good. the future hall of famer transformed the patriots from a lowly franchise into a dynasty, winning a record six super bowls. >> coach belichick will forever be celebrated as a legendary sports icon here in new england. >> touchdown, new england! >> reporter: coming off a rough season, belichick and robert kraft deciding to separate after missing the playoffs in three of the four seasons since tom brady left in free agency. brady calling him the best coach in nfl history writing, i could never have been the player i was without you. >> reporter: belichick has so much success in his 24 years here, that he not only has the record for playoff wins and super bowl wins. he's also second all time in super bowl losses. two of those coming to the new

york giant, guys. >> hey, will. why you bringing that up? why would you bring that up? we are talking about the greatest coach in nfl history. that's true. he is the greatest coach in nfl history. every time you played against the patriots, you knew they would be prepared in every situation. he had his team prepared in ways you would think, who would do this? he's one of those coach, we didn't have a lot of fun playing for him, but we won. right? if you wanted to win, you played for bill belichick. congratulations to him on his career, and we are sure he'll have a bright future. >> eight teams looking for a coach. >> he's not done yet. >> and winning is fun. >> winning is fun. >> with a month to go, usher dropping a trailer for his super bowl halftime show. >> also ahead, the neighbors fighting back against alleged porch pirates and what you should do if you catch someone in the act. but first, let's go to sam. >> we're just going to show you these wind chills. and let them speak for themselves as they drop into the country. 51 below, 48 below. that's i can't feel my face cold.

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personal story on gma. michael, we of course were all watching yesterday when you and your daughter isabella bravely shared her story of brain cancer. >> yeah. we've received so much love, so much concern, so much support, almost overwhelming. thank you to everyone out there. there were a lot of questions about her diagnosis and prognosis and treatment. >> she is going through all this. just 19 years old. >> a kid. >> her doctor at duke children's hospital and health center spoke to gma about the next phase of her treatment. let's take a look. this morning an outpouring of love and support for part of our gma family, michael and his daughter isabella strahan. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> after sharing her recent brain tumor diagnosis. >> i woke up probably like 1 p.m. i dreaded waking up. i was throwing up blood. my sister, i was like, hmm, this probably isn't good. so i texted her, who then

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>> as she prepares for the next phase of her treatment, she's also preparing for a possible side effect to her future fertility. >> the ovaries are very sensitive to chemotherapy. so in isabella's case, before we started this, we did do fertility preservation and we have harvested some eggs from her ovaries so that she can have the opportunity to have kids herself if she ever chooses to do that as an adult. >> i know all that you're going through, your doctors, before starting the treatment, they had to talk to you about fertility. >> yeah. >> oh my goodness. not a conversation you were expecting. >> not at all. >> what was that like? >> it was definitely difficult. the process was -- it's painful. i got through it. it's tough but you definitely don't expect it. i don't think you expect any of this at 18, 19.

definitely a shock. >> by her side through it all, her twin sister sophia. >> something sophia said to me i think that started this. she said, you have to keep living. just because this is happening -- >> you've been doing that. >> yeah. >> i know this is tough. you keep on living, isabella. you inspire all of us every single day we are around you. we love you. we are here for you. you got this. >> love you, too. >> 60, 70 years you'll be bugging somebody. i don't know if it will be me. i hope it is. you will be here, baby. >> that hope shared by all those who watched isabella tell her story. her doctor says although isabella's tumor is incredibly rare, there are fewer than ten cases per year in patients her age. the prognosis is good.

>> there are four types of medduloblastoma. isabella has a wnt subtype of this. patients have 90% plus survival rates beyond five years. majority are completely cured. with isabella, i'm very optimistic that her outcome will be terrific. she is doing fabulously. >> i mean, as a parent, you are just happy to hear that from the doctor. as far as isabella, yesterday, it was something for her to share that publicly. it just shows she's lighter. it's off her chest. she said, i won't have to hold this in anymore. thank everyone for your love, your support. we couldn't be more thankful. so thank you to everybody out there. thank you to everyone here. i couldn't ask to have a better family around me at work and at home. so thank you.

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>> stop right there. >> reporter: officers approaching the suspect before he takes off on foot. a second surveillance camera capturing a bystander hopping out of his car, running toward the alleged porch pirate and shoving him so police can make an arrest. >> just happened to be in the right place at the right time. >> reporter: and in portsmith, arkansas -- >> my mom always tells us, there's some people stealing boxes. >> reporter: a group of high school seniors say they leaped into action and confronted two potential porch pirates in their neighborhood. >> we all started running down the street. we checked the packages and checked the packages to see what the addresses were. it happened to be the person across the street. we said, take these back now. >> reporter: this doorbell camera showing the friends walking the alleged teen thieves, packages in hand, back to where they came from. >> we made them apologize, tell them what he did.

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the latest. mary, good morning. >> reporter: good morning again, whit. we are told president biden was carefully and closely monitoring this operation last night from here in the west wing. the u.s. and our partners fighting back against the militant group with massive strikes. this morning the houthis are vowing revenge. overnight a stunning barrage by u.s. and british forces. a wave of tomahawk cruise missiles launched from a u.s. submarine and navy ships backed by fighter jets. the target, the iran backed houthi rebels in yemen that have been attacking commercial ships in the critical red sea for months. the pentagon confirming the strikes, backed by four u.s. allies. they hit over 60 targets and 16 locations, destroying weapons, radar and surveillance systems and unmanned vehicles. >> clearly, the intent here is for the u.s. and u.k. to take out any military capability that the houthis might have to continue to harass shipping in the red sea. >> reporter: president biden

saying in a statement that after weeks of global warnings to the houthis, these targeted strikes are a clear message that the united states and our partners will not tolerate attacks on our personnel or allow hostile actors to imperil freedom of navigation. the houthis launched at least 27 attacks, claiming they are retaliating for israel's war with hamas. it's causing a costly disruption to shipping in the red sea, a vital route for billions of dollars in trade. the u.s.-led retaliation coming days after the largest assault yet, targeting american ships with drones and missiles. the rebel group still holds over two dozen hostages, taken after they brazenly hijacked this cargo ship in november. now this morning houthi leaders are warning the u.s. should prepare to pay a heavy price. now, administration officials tell us they wouldn't be surprised to see a response from the houthis but do fully expect these strikes will degrade and diminish their capabilities and

president biden isn't ruling out taking further measures. michael? >> all right. i'm sure you will cover all of that for us when it happens. thank you very much. we're going to turn to the dangerous winter storm on the move. tens of millions of americans are under alert for extreme weather. sam is here with the track and timing. >> hey, michael. hey, guys. we haven't had a lot of winter weather on the board. we haven't had a lot of snow, we haven't had a lot of cold air. we're getting it now. there's a winter storm warning until noon. you're looking at chicago land right now. no, you're not. it would be back there, but this is all blowing snow. we're getting a collection going on right now. that winter storm warning. once you get into iowa, it is a blizzard warning. when i say we are all in this together, this time i mean it. look at the map. we all have some kind of watch or warning. even alaska and hawaii are involved, from winter storm warnings, blizzard storm warnings. high wind alerts, even severe weather this morning. these tornado warnings have been frequent and popping along that line of storms. that watch will last until around 11:00 a.m. this morning. move this to the east. now that we know this storm,

this is where i feel like some of the worst weather will be. all the way to tupelo and birmingham. i feel strong winds and even a tornado can pop into the yellow zone, move into the northeast and mid-atlantic where the flooding has been brutal after storm after storm. this is another 1 to 2 inches of rain. did a little highlight here connecticut into boston where there could be more than 2 inches of rain. eva? >> thanks. now to country music star roll on capitol hill urging lawmakers to take action on the fentanyl crisis sharing his personal connection to the problem. andrew dymburt is here with that. >> reporter: it was an impassioned speech by jelly roll, urging congress to pass the fend off fentanyl act. as an admitted former drug dealer, he said he wants to be part of the solution after acknowledging he was part of the problem. >> every alcohol i have seen and every drug i have seen, nothing has held a candle to what's happening with fentanyl in the united states of america. >> reporter: the rapper turned country musician jelly roll appearing before congress thursday with a warning and a plea.

>> i have attended more funeral than i care to share with y'all. >> reporter: the singer speaking at a senate hearing aimed at raising awareness about the legislative options to fight the fentanyl crisis in the country. >> 190 people a day overdose and die every day in the united states of america. that's about a 737 plane. that's what about a 737 aircraft could carry. >> reporter: former drug dealer jelly roll has been open about his struggles with addiction. ♪ these back roads got me these pills pretend to be my friend ♪ >> reporter: and the effects of drug abuse in his own home. >> i was a part of the problem. i am here now standing as a man that wants to be part of the solution. >> reporter: it's a big problem. fentanyl overdose deaths have more than tripled since 2016 according to the cdc. as for the fend off fentanyl bill, it remains stalled in the house after passing the senate. guys? >> he hopes to be part of that solution. thank you, andrew. we appreciate it. coming up, what's behind the surge in adhd prescriptions and the nationwide drug shortage. dr. darien sutton is here.

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we are back now with our cover story. a new fda story says adhd prescriptions surged during the pandemic, particularly among women. our medical correspondent dr. darien sutton joins us. break down these studies. >> during the pandemic, many stay at home orders required people to stay out of their offices and classrooms, which is where you normally see a diagnosis of adhd get revealed. in this study, they looked at over 100 million prescriptions from 2018 to 2022. they saw significant increases over all for stimulant prescriptions. those numbers were more pronounced in adults. 20 to 39. a stimulant prescription of 30% and nonstimulant of 81%. despite this increase in demand we are still having issues with supply. >> to that point, we heard the reports of shortages.

where does that stand now? is it improving? >> shortage is not improving, unfortunately. it's been that way since 2022. an fda review found manufacturers were only making approximately 70% of the recommended quota. the reasons why includes a variety of things. pandemic stress, economic stresses. also simply staying at home causes increased risk of anxiety, depression. in spite of that, unfortunately, patients are not able to get the prescriptions they need because of difficulties with access. >> if you can't find what you need, what should you do? >> number one i think talk to your physician. as we were discussing before the break, there are other options that might be available to you. fda has approved new formulations of medications which are available. certain types of medications that are extended release. talk to your pharmacist. they might be able to be in touch with distributors. also talk about other options. maybe smaller doses which you might be able to take more of. larger doses which you might be able to cut down. then nonstimulant options. if you don't want to go the

medication route, you can talk about possible behavioral therapy. at the end of the day you have to talk to your clinical provider, get the exam and get the medication you need. >> that's why we talk to you. dr. sutton, thank you very much. now to actress jessica alba, speaking honestly about family therapy and how she says it helped improve her relationship with her daughters. erielle reshef is here with that story. good morning, erielle. >> good morning to you, whit. jessica alba has tackled everything from acting to building a billion dollar business but her most vulnerable role is mom. she says family therapy with her daughters has helped keep her in check. mega mogul jessica alba opening up about the benefits of family therapy, saying it has put her in check and helped bring her closer to her two daughters. the 42-year-old entre present sure, actress and mom of three, telling real simple magazine, honor was probably 11 and we were arguing all the time about dumb stuff. i was like, i don't want to live

like this. i want to be a better parent to you. this is your forum to basically talk about everything that gets on your nerves that i do. alba recalling it gave her a little bit of perspective, too, that i'm not the bad guy. i'm just being a parent. the therapist allowed me to see that it's natural for kids to disagree with their parents and, as a parent, it's not always about being right or rational in that moment. >> by bringing everybody together in the therapy room, it often will bring out some topics or tough situations that people maybe necessarily can't access by being in these individual therapy alone. >> reporter: honor, now 15. her younger sister, 12-year-old haven is also joining the family sessions. alba says therapy has been a valuable tool in confronting her own emotion, too. i'm only going to feel better when i face the things that feel like barriers to joy. the more mature i have gotten, the more i have tried to make space for my feelings.

alba says therapy has been a vital outlet for their family to find patterns of behavior that they want to repeat and others they want to redirect. doctors say there is no shame in seeking guidance to help navigate some of life's biggest challenges. guys? >> you know what? thank you for that, erielle. there is no shame for getting some therapy. now, you do weather. now you're doing pop news. what can't you do, sam champion? what can't you do? >> michael, i got to clean that marble over there. [ laughter ] time for pop news. grab that high pony and tighten it up. [ laughter ] we begin with new music from arianne grande, giving us a new song to blast all wintry weekend longer. i wanted this new music and i got it. overnight she released her first new solo music in three years dropping her single called yes. take a listen. ♪

>> i love it. ganging by this, everybody else does. whole lot of popping going on around here. grande also revealing fans are getting new music video to go along with the new single. no word yet on when her album will drop. she started teasing this music late last year with some photos and videos of her back at work in the recording studio. "yes and" is streaming everywhere now, just in time to cozy up on the couch. now time to get on the highway into the danger zone. why? i have got the need, the need for speed. in this pop news -- [ laughter ] we're gonna blow the gma wardrobe budget. >> there we go. yeah! >> i do look good in these.

oh, yes. might have to take some of these. now we have no more time. top gun 3 is in the works. deadline reported tom cruise set to reunite with michael strahan in the high flying franchise. [ laughter ] look. see. oh, i'm sorry. here, take mine. it is a style everybody looks good in, right? top gun maverick was a huge success. $1.5 billion nationally, and people giving credit to tom cruise for bringing the audiences back into the theaters after the pandemic. now using top gun 3 as a reference this may be awhile before we see the new one. maverick was in development for about eight years. hopefully you won't have to wait that long. if you are a cruise fan, don't worry. tom has many big screen projects

in the works including, do you believe this, the eighth mission impossible movie? >> i loved that. >> and a film with nasa where i can't wait to see what the stunts might be. right? he jumps off airplanes. do you jump off the space shuttle? i don't know. >> that's pushing it. >> maybe, but not for come tom cruise. finally, good-bye yellow brick road or should i seriously say peachtree road. sir elton john, of course i have outfits for this. [ laughter ] i'm telling you there's no more money in the wardrobe. >> i love it. >> they are auctioning off some of his legendary artifacts. for the first time in 21 years the grammy winning super star is auctioning off his personal collection of items including a grand piano. picture this. instead of singing in the shower, you can wrap yourself in a luxurious towel and sing at elton john's grand piano.

it could be in your home. also a pair of $3,000 prescription sunglasses, just like the ones i'm wearing, which are a knockoff. also 1970 silver platform boots for $10,000. hopefully, elton is a size 11. how about a pair of cocktail shakers? perfect for rocket man himself. those are beautiful. whit, i am just dying to see you in that outfit. right? >> i am ready. i'm part way there. >> you can get one of the first ever stage costumes made for the legendary performer back in 1971 estimated about $12,000. i think they'll go for much higher. there's art work in there. this all goes on christie's auction house. i can't wait. there's not one thing in that that i wouldn't wear or put close to my body. >> we just blew our entire wardrobe budget. [ laughter ] >> you're welcome, good morning america!

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we recognize, it's rhianna. this is from one of the og celebrity beauty lines, as we know. what people love about this liner -- i understand camille used this on her. >> two of them. >> two of them. i think she did the top liner in brown and the bottom liner in gold, she said. >> yes, the gold. >> gives you such a gorgeous highlight. what people love about this liner. people love fenti in general. >> so good. >> it's so great. the liner has a triangular shape. for those of us at home, if you're not a professional, it has the grip you are able to use. it comes in 14 different colors. longlasting. i hope you like that look because you're going to have it all day. really longlasting. >> it's not going to go anywhere. >> beautiful. we talked about the face. we are going as it did on her, but she has this incredible line lolavie. this has over 1505 star reviews

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mix up your workout routine. getting '24 off to a great start. >> we're gonna need that after the good food we are going to meet. coming up in this next segment. we are making your meal plan with the takeout breakout trend that's taking over social media. buy a platter or catering meal from your favorite chain restaurant and split it up into smaller portions to serve at home. our consumer correspondent becky worley gave it a try. good morning. what do you think? >> whit, good morning. this is a cool trend. if you think about it, ordering from takeout or delivery is so convenient, but it can be expensive, especially with those delivery fees racking up. this social media trend that says buy a platter or a catering dish and then divvy it up into individual meals you can parse out for weeks or months. oh, this we had to try. >> we ate on this meal for days upon days. >> reporter: meal prepping made easy. >> about to show you all this food that i get for $53.

>> reporter: the hack, ordering catering from a wide sra rightry of restaurants like chili's, texas roadhouse, bonefish grill and chipotle. >> easy meal prep. chipotle. >> reporter: chipotle catering makes a variety of meals. >> some days i might do a bowl. some days i do tacos. i like to switch it up so i don't get bored. >> reporter: she really loves the convenience. >> catering with restaurants is a game changer because it makes our life easier. it's cheaper than going to a restaurant, sitting down. >> reporter: so i decided to give it a try in my area of northern california. for the chipotle catering menu, you need to order online 24 hours in advance. i bring home the catering platter for ten people that cost $119. i'm out of tortillas. i have ten fully loaded tacos. look how much food is left over. i could make bowls. i could make taco salad. i can freeze the extra tacos and

the leftovers. depending on the portion your family eats this could stretch up to make 15 total portions which takes the cost down to about $8 a meal. but it is important do the math. we ordered the catering menu from a national chain and it ended up being more expensive than the single entree we ordered off the regular menu. i ordered this as a single entree. it's got double the amount of the chicken, double potato and bread. get this, it cost $4 less. this is $22 compared to $26 per plate of the catering meal. so you can actually split this in half and it would end up being $11 a plate. while this trend is about simplifying your meal planning, you do need to keep track of the dollars saved in addition to the time saved. now for this to work you really have to be a master of leftovers management. so a couple of things. usda says chicken can stay in the fridge once cooked for three

to four days. after that it needs to be frozen. if you're going to freeze some takeout meals, think about what you're freezing them in. you don't want to freeze them in these aluminum pans because it makes it so hard to microwave when you pull it out frozen. you may not want to freeze them in the plastic takeout containers. the best option is glass. if you have glass tupperware that's what you want to do. yes, you can freeze tacos. i had frozen tacos that i warmed up last night. they were delicious. >> love it. >> i'm a master of leftovers consumption. [ laughter ] becky worley, thank you very much. we appreciate. let's get a closer look at how this is done with chef anna gass. great to have you with us. good morning. >> thank you. >> we're going to start here. we have the chili's party platter fajita trio. what can we do with this? >> this is definitely a party. >> yes, it is. >> right. go to the restaurant and get that sizzling fajita platter. you are going to get chicken, beef, all the fixings. >> you're going to show us what

we can do with this. bam. okay. >> yes. >> i like it. >> i was going to say i like this, but i love that. what? what are we doing? >> we had the meal. we want you to change it for the next night, right? so here we're going to do quesadillas. everyone likes something different. right? my son would go for this steak. your daughter might go for chicken. then if you have a vegetarian, you could even use the fajita veggies. you are just taking what you have and making it different so the kids don't complain, this again? now we are into day 3. they really don't want to talk about that food, right? [ laughter ] that's okay. you're going to make a fried rice. >> yeah. >> i could eat that every meal. i love fried rice. >> get cold rice, one egg, little soy sauce.

throw in everything. he's already digging in. >> why wait? love it. and making a mess right away. >> next, this is the ultimate family feast from red lobster. look at that gorgeousness. you look like you could eat for a month off this. >> it is the ultimate feast. >> yeah. so what are we going to do with it? >> we got to reveal it. >> yeah. >> look at this. okay. so, we're really gonna take this, but upscale, elevate. this is a very upscale platter. one thing you might not know is that the shells make a delicious stock for soup. don't throw them out. that's part of the leftovers. you're going to boil that up. that is your great stock. right? you have amazing soup that you made with a little bit of cream. you threw in the broccoli and all the seafood. >> that looks so good. >> when i do that, i should take the shells out of that, right? just for me. other people probably know that, but just for me. >> you don't want your children

choking. >> got it. got it. okay. that looks delicious. who is not going to love this? >> talk about a great lunch next day. you know your son is not going to eat the lobster. right? chop that out. little mayo, celery, salt, lemon. butter up the roll. they gave you butter. butter up the roll. we're doing it good this time. >> keeping everything. >> everything. and you're a magician in the kitchen. >> yeah, you are. no one is going to know. you're a hero. >> yes, i am! >> sam is always our hero. chef anna gass, such a pleasure. thank you very much. we've got plenty to eat here. coming up how people are stepping up to donate blood during the shortage. we are live all across the country. stay with us.

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♪ we could be heroes me and you ♪ ♪ we could be heroes ♪ >> welcome back to gma. every person that you're looking at could potentially be saving a life. they are donating blood. there's a nationwide emergency shortage right now. the new york blood center is reporting that for blood types o negative, o positive and b negative they only have a one to two-day supply. they could run out soon if more people don't donate. this morning we want to introduce you to the people stepping up to make a big difference, the heartbeat heroes.

♪ we could be heroes ♪ for blood donors is always great, but it's even greater now. >> great. thank you. >> the american red cross said it is experiencing a nearly 7,000 unit short fall between christmas and new year's day alone. every day they're responsible for collecting around 12,000 blood donation force patients in need, supplying approximately 2,500 hospitals and transfusion centers across the country. >> we hear all the time about people who come into the hospital bleeding, sometimes they require hundreds of units of blood, but they're able to survive because of blood donations. >> every donation critical. just one blood donation can save up to three lives, something brian boyle from maryland knows firsthand. he lost 60% of his blood in a near fatal car accident at 18 years old.

>> i ultimately spent two months in a coma on life support where i had 14 operations, 36 blood transfusions. i was able to have a full recovery from those operations, from those blood donors. >> reporter: in 2019, blood donors came to the rescue again when brian's son liam was made with many major cardiac defects. his condition requires on going surgeries and transfusions to help his heart function as he grows. >> these donor, they are heroes, every one of them. they are heroes to my family. >> reporter: a wife and mother of two from massachusetts has been battling sickle cell disease her whole life, living with chronic pain. blood transfusions have not only helped lower her risk of complication, they've let her live. >> i'm alive. i'm here today. i'm able to do things that i didn't think i would be able to dream, all because someone decided to donate.

>> the 41-year-old now makes it her mission to spread awareness, encouraging potential heartbeat heroes to step up to the plate and help. >> you will be saving a life. might be saving my life. >> ike ejiochi is in washington, d.c. stephanie ramos is in princeton, new jersey, where so many people are coming out this morning. ike, i want to start with you. we just met dima. the amazing work she's doing. she is a sickle cell warrior. blood donations really help people like her. >> reporter: that's right, michael. good morning. one in three black or african-american donors is a match with a sickle cell warrior in need of life saving blood. here's the thing. blood transfusions, they're one of the most common procedures. one in seven patients entering the hospital needs blood. that could mean anyone, from car crash victim, moms with difficult birth, sickle cell warriors experiencing a pain crisis, cancer patients under

going chemotherapy. even burn victims and organ recipients. joining me is jody. good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: she is director for the american red cross. every two seconds in this country someone is in dire need of blood. how much of an impact do blood drives like this one actually make? >> yeah, absolutely. so today we are expecting to see about 40 blood donors here at the donation center. every donation matters. we serve about 50 hospitals in the d.c. region. we are asking people to go out, make that appointment. we need blood donors now. >> reporter: you heard that. guys? >> all right. so we are on a roll. let's get to stephanie. you are at a blood drive in princeton, new jersey. this will surprise a lot of people, who have not been in bad weather lately. this bad weather is dropping donations as well, right? >> reporter: it certainly is, sam. this is why it's so important to donate when you can. the severe weather that's moved across the country has cancelled more than 90 blood drives.

collection centers losing out on nearly 2,500 donations. we expect more drives to be cancelled tomorrow because of this severe weather. you're right. i'm here in princeton, new jersey, at this red cross. this morning we have so many people walking in here to donate. brian behind me is donating platelets. he's been donating for nearly 40 years. he comes in here once a month. he gets it. he can save a life. so does everybody else here that is donating. if there is a drive near you, it's really simple to make an appointment. the visit, once you walk in here, it's about an hour. you'll be in and out of here in no time. donating whole blood just takes about eight to ten minutes. it's a really, really simple process. you don't have to know your blood type. it's all straightforward. sam? >> it's so easy, stephanie. i never look. i can't watch when it's happening. if you don't look, you never know they did it. stephanie, do you still get a cookie? let me rephrase that. [ laughter ] do i still get a cookie?

>> reporter: i'm so glad that you said that. there are so many snacks here. [ laughter ] cookie, juice boxes. a ton. they are stocked. i almost didn't say anything. [ laughter ] i don't know if i want to talk about snacks, sam. they give you a boo boo sticker. >> that's right. >> thanks to everybody who donated this morning or who is planning to. every donation makes such a huge difference. if you want to learn more about how to help, scan that easy qr code on the bottom of your screen. let's get a look at some snow. i want to show you 45 inches this month. i talk about why are we having so much avalanches? old snow will have a crusty, icy top to it. when you drop two feet of new snow, it doesn't bond with the old snow. it sits there like a ledge, so it's so easy to slide off. skiers know this. when you get two feet of new snow, you are prone to avalanches in the area. when we look at the cold air

coming in behind the storm. we're dragging these wind chills down. these wind chill values are like 36 -- grab the stuff and pack it. that's the weather around the nation. >> this week's gma buzz pick is my friend from the author of "the return." he's here to tell us about it. >> good morning, america. "my friends is a novel about friendship, about a group of characters who are subjected to exile and the violence of history and where friendship becomes an emotional homeland, a

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not your average workout crew. one massachusetts peloton group is on a mission to pay it forward, starting a yearly tradition where they get together at a restaurant. everybody can do this for a meal. leave an extra generous tip. everybody can do this, too, to say thank you. when massachusetts native josh burnen set out to create a community to bring local peloton enthusiasts together, we wanted to do it with a purpose. >> people wanted to do more than just ride together. that helped build the community. >> he called the group wicked smart zone. josh said the 2,300 members ride, train and live by the motto do wicked good. >> do wicked good at work, school, wicked good while training. then take it a step further and do wicked good by giving back to your community. >> so they started an annual gathering with a charitable twist. each year members meet at a different restaurant for a meal and pool their money for a special tip for their servers. >> we thought it would just be

20 or whatever of us going out to dinner. the people on our group were like, can i venmo you? can i send you some more money? it just spiralled. serving people is challenging, so it's nice to let servers know that we care. >> last sunday about 40 members joined for a breakfast at red's kitchen and tavern, while others contributed from afar. >> i had just over 130 donations before i even went to the restaurant. >> the group leaving more than $7,000 for their two servers. >> are you kidding us? stop it. >> i couldn't even find the words to describe it. you are never expecting that. never. i'm a single mom. i was like, this is definitely going to help give me relief on the bills. >> the two servers sharing the wealth. >> we decided we were at the back of the house. >> i believe that when you have a platform, no matter how small or how big it is, you have the

ability to do something good. more than just good, do wicked good. >> so to the members of the wicked smart zone, for paying your kindness forward, you're our ray of sunshine. not just because i got to say wicked smart. [ laughter ] it's a nice thing. it's an idea we can all do as a group together. like when we go out for lunch. >> at the olive garden. [ laughter ] >> where i used to work. >> that never happened to me when i worked there. >> salad and bredsticks, man. endless. endless breadsticks. >> we got to go to commercial because our time isn't endless here.

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