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hits the east coast, sending cars off the road, and a plane skidding off the taxi way. ginger tracking it all. the battle for new hampshire. nikki haley stepping up her attacks on donald trump as she fights to keep her campaign alive. unimaginable failure. the new report on the police response to the deadly school shooting in uvalde. rising tensions. the u.s. launches a fifth round of air strikes on iran backed rebels in a week with president biden warning there will be more to come. maggie rulli has details. students loan relief. the biden administration canceling another $5 billion in debt for tens of thousands of people including teachers, nurses and firefighters. macy's announcing big cut, slashing thousands of workers and closing more stores. mortgage rates hitting the lowest level since may even with them expected to fall further. why now may be the best time to buy.

>> sparks fly overnight. what we know about the engine malfunction in the sky and the new questions for boeing this morning. major development in the scott peterson case. the california man convicted of killing his wife and unborn child more than two decades ago. the new evidence that the the l.a. innocence project says supports his claim that he didn't do it. dan abrams is breaking it down today. the new study on multivitamins and memory. what you need to know. ♪ i need a hero ♪ >> and he's a very good boy. meet the husky who may have saved his philadelphia neighborhood. not all heroes wear capes. some wear collars. ♪ i need a hero ♪ >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> my favorite story of the morning. good morning america. hope your friday's off to a good start. >> dogs really are the best. two of the biggest stories heading into the weekend are colliding, snow and football. take a live look right now at buffalo bills stadium.

>> yeah. we'll see what the weather will look like for that big game. winter weather emergency, cancellations and delays. they are just climbing at airports in the northeast with possible ground stops. we have a live look right now at that airport in philly. look at that. >> we begin with a new round of snow hitting the east coast as the morning commute set to begin. erielle reshef is in philadelphia with the snow emergency there. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning. just as we've been standing on this bridge the city sky line virtually disappearing into the snow line. this is how much snow has accumulated so far this morning. this area under a snow emergency declaration since 7 a.m. it's a messy and treacherous commute ahead for millions. this morning tens of millions in the path of a bitter blast of frigid weather, as snow bears down on swaths of the country. oregon declaring a state of emergency as at least 45 weather related deaths were reported from coast to coast. the relentless weather creating treacherous road conditions. this icy hill creating havoc in milwaukee, leading multiple cars

and people to slide. in new york's north country, this dash cam video showing a driver trying to pass a semitruck before crashing head on into a snow plow. thankfully, no one was injured. while in rochester, this american airlines plane skidding off an icy taxi way. 50 passengers on board at the time. no one was injured. >> we felt kind of a slide happening, and then a lot of jolting going on as we got into the grass and then just a sudden stop. >> reporter: in detroit, some residents left without heat for nearly a week. now risking their safety to stay warm. >> i have to use my stove in the morning just to take the chill off. we're just dealing with it. >> reporter: alex perez showing just how quickly hypothermia can set in. >> hypothermia can be very dangerous, even fatal. it means your body is losing more heat than it can produce, which can happen pretty quickly

with this arctic cold. i want you to take a look at my body with help from this infrared camera. you can see the parts covered are darker in color. if you look at my face, it's that bright yellow color. that means i'm losing heat and need to bundle up. >> reporter: i want to show you just how slippery it's getting out here. philadelphia on pace to double the amount of snow it's seen this season. states like pennsylvania, new york and new jersey cou about 3 inch, up to 3 inches of snow. certainly enough to make it very slippery outside. guys? >> sure is. erielle, thank you very much. buffalo has a lot of snow, two feet. trevor ault is there. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, george. i know people associate buffalo, and even bills football, with snow. this has been a lot even for them. this is the parking loot highmark stadium. look at the snow that's piled up. they've got the snow plows out

today. this is going to continue to pile up, leading up to sunday's game against the chiefs. this is in orchard park. in buffalo proper, the city's had well over 30 inches of snow this year. that's more than double what they typically average for the entire month of january. some locations nearby have had a couple feet of snow in just the past few days. here at highmark we're expecting more snow. just like last week, the bills are asking people to come out today to help shovel the stands. they had to do it before. they got to do it now. just so people will have a place to sit for sunday's game. they're asking people to show up today, bring your own shovel. that's only the case if you can make it out of your own drive way. gio? >> the dig out ahead of the big game. all right, trevor. thank you very much. let's turn it over to ginger now who is outside in times square with the track and timing of the storm. good morning, ginger. >> good morning to you, gio. we will start the snow in the next several hours. heaviest late morning through early afternoon. then it will be outta here tonight. let's look at the winter weather advisories and the places that already dealt with it. memphis had dozens of slideoff and big time issues with ice. the freezing rain hitting the pavement.

those winter weather advisories still through nashville, appalachian, the winter storm warning that includes philadelphia, and southern new jersey. that's where you'll see higher totals. again, this is a 1 to 3 inch storm for a majority of us. look at the timing there. takes us through the early afternoon. then clears out, really becomes measly by tonight. that's good news. it will add up prior to there. then the arctic air. another shot of it settles in. we will feel like freezing here. george, in the great lakes, it will be well subzero. >> of course it will. thank you very much. race for the white house. new hampshire primary just four days away. nikki haley under pressure to make a strong showing has stepped up her attacks on donald trump. rachel scott is on the ground in new hampshire. good morning. >> reporter: george, good morning. nikki haley is staking her entire campaign on new hampshire. just weeks ago her top supporter said she would win here by a landslide. now trying to manage expectations saying they are hoping for a strong second place finish against donald trump. this morning donald trump is

escalating his attacks on his former u.n. ambassador, nikki haley. >> she's not gonna make it. she's got no chance, no way. >> reporter: the former south carolina governor saying there needs to be a new generation in the white house. >> do we really want to have two 80-year-olds running for president when we've got a country in disarray and a world on fire? >> reporter: trump on defense. >> i feel like i'm about 35 years old. i actually feel better now than i did 30 years ago. tell me, is that crazy? i feel better now. and i think cognitively i'm better than i was 20 years ago. i don't know why. >> reporter: trump is 77. biden is 81. that's a top concern for some independent voters like kathy piazza. she voted for trump in 2016 and biden in 2020. >> we just really need a younger generation, for one. it's time to move on to someone that has a younger perspective and fresh ideas. someone that really can make change. >> reporter: with just four days to go until the primary, trump and haley taking aim at each other.

trump telling his supporters republicans will lose if haley is nominated. he said if you're the nominee, republicans will not only lose the white house but races up and down. your response? >> trump says things. americans aren't stupid to just believe what he says. the reality is, who lost the house for us? who lost the senate? who lost the white house? donald trump, donald trump, donald trump. >> reporter: nikki haley has been reluctant to go after the former president for any of the 91 criminal charges that he is facing. she says she would be open to considering a pardon if trump is convicted. saying it would heal the country. as for desantis, he openly admitted his campaign strategy is to try to stick it out until south carolina, hoping nikki haley drops out and it becomes a one and one matchup between himself and donald trump. >> the big question is, will trump put it away on tuesday. thank you very much. eva? now the new report on the uvalde school shooting detailing what it calls cascading failures by law enforcement that cost lives.

mireya villarreal is in uvalde with details. good morning, mireya. >> reporter: good morning, eva. from the jump, the department of justice made it clear this report would not necessarily mean criminal charges. that's the responsibility of the district attorney here in uvalde. while the report may not have provided closure, it certainly provides indisputable clarity. this morning a scathing new report from the justice department paints a fuller picture of the law enforcement response to the uvalde school shooting. >> law enforcement response to the mass shooting at robb elementary was a failure. >> reporter: the 600-page report finding officers didn't swiftly confront the gun man during the school shooting in texas that took the lives of 19 children and 2 teachers in may of 2022. >> as a consequence of failed leadership, training and policies, injured and scared students and teachers remained trapped with a subject in the classrooms waiting to be rescued.

>> reporter: attorney general merrick garland said they wasted time treating him as a barricaded person not an active shooter. 77 minutes passed until police took down the shooter. the report also shedding light on what happened after the shooting. >> victims who had already passed away were taken to the hospital in ambulances while children with bullet wounds were put on school buses without any medical attention. >> reporter: for grieving families -- >> i hope the failures today, local officials do what wasn't done that day, do right by the victims and survivors of robb elementary. >> reporter: the work isn't over. what is your big take away? >> hearing the attorney general say that if the officers would have gone in, there could have been a possibility more kids would have been saved.

>> reporter: the local district attorney has not yet commented on the report. she said yesterday she hadn't even read it. they are continuing with their own independent investigation. the texas governor has also weighed in saying they have implemented a number of recommendations that were in this doj report based off of their own state-led review. george? >> okay, mireya. thanks. to the middle east where the u.s. launched a new set of strikes against the group attacking ships in the red sea. the ships are key to the global supply chain. chief global affairs anchor martha raddatz has the story. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. these attacks and counter attacks all over the middle east raise fears that the u.s. will get sucked into a war they do not want, but the strikes keep coming. this morning the fifth round of american air strikes in just a week, pounding houthi targets in yemen. the pentagon strikes taking out several houthi anti-ship missiles it said posed an imminent threat to commercial and u.s. navy ships in the

region. a barrage of u.s. tomahawk missiles destroyed 14 houthi missiles and launchers earlier this week after a houthi missile struck a u.s. owned ship in the red sea one of more than 30 ships targeted by the houthis with missiles and drones in the last few months. president biden asked if the retaliation strikes meant to deter the houthis are working. the president acknowledging the obvious. >> are they stopping the houthis? no. are they going to continue? yes. >> reporter: yemen just one of the flash points in this part of the world blazing red. iran, pakistan now trading fire. and with the war in gaza raging, tensions between israel and hezbollah in lebanon grow, while militants attack u.s. forces in syria and iraq. our maggie rulli is above the uss baton in the mediterranean.

there are more than 2500 marines and navy sailors across the three ships in this unit. they all tell us they are ready to go at a moment's notice. this area is really at the core of the mission. the entire area can be flooded. they're able to off load marines and equipment from ships to the shore. meaning they can have a major impact. >> reporter: those ships also in the region to facilitate possible rescues. and this morning no sign the exchange of fire in the red sea is stopping. reports of yet more ships targeted by the iranian backed groups. eva? >> martha raddatz, thanks. now to the biden administration, announcing a new student debt relief package, canceling debt for more than 70,000 borrowers. selena wang has details. good morning, selena. >> reporter: hey, eva, good morning. the president said this is part of his plan to fix the student loan system. this morning his administration announcing that it's canceling nearly $5 billion in debt for 74,000 borrowers. these are mostly public servants

including teachers, firefighters and nurses that worked for ten years. they are people who have already qualified for relief under the existing law, but they haven't been able to get it because of gaps in the system. the president said he's not going to hesitate to use all the tools he can, increasing pell grants and making repayment plans lower than ever. the president trying to show that he's making good on his campaign promise, even after the supreme court struck down his student loan relief plan last year. now the president, he's been touting this number. the administration saying they've cancelled student debt for more than 3.7 million americans. as a president, all of this heading into a tough re-election year. gio? >> thank you very much. we're going to turn to a couple major business headlines. mortgage rates dropping and layoffs at one of the nation's top retailer. we'll begin with elizabeth schulze with the job cuts. good morning, elizabeth. >> good morning, gio. this is a significant round of layoffs in an iconic american retailer. macy's confirming it will cut 2,300 jobs, accounting for 13%

of its corporate staff, 3.5% of its overall work force. retailer also says it will shut down five of its more than 700 store locations as it tries to adapt to a changing market place online. macy's is now the latest high profile company to announce job cuts this year, joining the ranks of google, amazon, apple and citi group. but when you take a step back and look at the broader jobs market, layoffs are at a historically low rate. new government data shows the number of americans filing for unemployment benefits is at a 60-month low. industries like health care, hospitality are adding thousands of workers to their payrolls every month. big picture, isolated layoffs in the tech sector last year did not stop the jobs market from powering forward. many economists are helpful that trend can continue in 2024. george? >> okay, elizabeth, thanks. let's bring in whit johnson. mortgage rates just keep dropping. >> this is encouraging news for the housing market and first time home buyers. mortgage rates dropping to their

lowest level in eight months according to data from freddie mac. the current rate now at 6.6%, down from last year's high of 7.8% in the fall. now that means if you buy a home at $400,000 with a 20% down payment, the typical mortgage would be $2,044. this is a monthly savings of $257 compared to october of 2023 when rates were at their highest. while this is a positive development for potential home buyers, remember back in december 2020, the average mortgage rate for a 30-year home loan was 2.68%. times have definitely changed. while rates are down from last week, .06%, they're still up nearly half a percentage point from last year. another thing to consider. inventory remains historically low, so when mortgage rates start going down, more people entering the market. that can also drive home prices higher. guys? >> okay. lot of implications there. whit, thank you very much. coming up the new development in the scott peterson case.

could the man convicted of murder more than two decades ago get a new trial? dan abrams standing by to break it down. >> and we're gonna switch gears to a football forecast. everything you need to know about the weather and the stars in the stands. >> and the hero husky that sniffed out danger, potentially saving his neighborhood. now back to ginger. >> this coal air doesn't stop at us. it goes all the way south to marco island where they'll feel like the 40s with their wind chills in weekend, in the mornings at least. you will warm up eventually. that arctic chill settles in so much so that you've got subzero wind chills through the northern plains, even down into missouri. look at the alerts that go into north florida. ocala over to new orleans. that arctic air is going to look like this, feel like 1 below for nashville on saturday morning. dallas in the teens. look at new york city. we'll stay in that kind of 10, lower teens range. but don't worry because we are going to see some warmer air next week. now, this isn't baking anyone. this is just warmer than

average. so we will break this pattern a little bit. your local weather's in just 30 seconds. i'm

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>> sure are. we're going to turn to new developments in the scott peterson case, convicted in 2004 of killing his wife and unborn child. the l.a. innocence project is taking up his case, saying his innocence claim is supported by newly discovered evidence. dan abrams is standing by to break it down. let's start with kayna whitworth in los angeles. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: good morning. in terms of that new evidence, the innocence project also says that it raises a lot of questions about who abducted and killed laci, and that peterson's rights were violated. this morning a shocking turn in the case against scott peterson, the man convicted of killing his pregnant wife laci and their unborn child in 2002. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, scott peterson, guilty of the crime. >> reporter: the los angeles innocence project filing a motion stating evidence has been discovered that points to mr. peterson's innocence and points to the actual perpetrators of the crime against laci and

conner peterson. the motion claims witnesses who saw laci the morning she went missing were not properly interviewed and a burglary around the peterson home around the same time was not fully investigated. they also want more dna testing of a burned out van found a mile away. peterson's trial attorney mark geragos remembers arguing the case. >> there were unbelievable amount of leads and pieces of evidence that pointed everywhere but scott. >> reporter: now 51 years old, scott peterson is currently serving a life sentence. >> we, the jury, made a decision based on a set of facts in the end all agreed on one thing. scott peterson was guilty of having murdered his wife and unborn child. >> reporter: laci was eight months pregnant when she went missing over two decades ago on christmas eve. >> we need to bring them home. that's the best way we can do it

all. >> reporter: peterson sat down with our diane sawyer a month after laci's disappearance. >> everybody sitting at home wants the answer to the same question. did you murder your wife? >> no. no, i did not. i had absolutely nothing to do with her disappearance. >> reporter: suspicion mounted as details of an affair surfaced. the woman, amber frey. >> scott told me he was not married. we did have a romantic relationship. >> reporter: peterson was arrested in april of 2003 on the same day the bodies of his wife an unborn son were identified. he maintains his innocence, claiming his wife disappeared while he was out fishing. >> this is a miscarriage of justice. i do not think the jury got it right. i think this was the prosecution was flawed from the beginning. >> reporter: also this morning the modesto fire administrator saying he has been deeply troubled by what he views as an insufficient investigation

into the possibility that that burned van was related in some way to the disappearance of laci. george? >> okay, kayna, thanks. let's bring in dan abrams. you logged an awful lot of hours covering this trial. how surprising is this? >> i was stunned that the innocence project is taking this up. the innocence project does some very good, important work on behalf of people who are actually innocent, right? not technical violations. people who have been wrongly convicted. in this case, there was an enormous amount of evidence against scott peterson. what they're ignoring here is the evidence that was actually presented against him. the fact that the body was found exactly where he said he was fishing 90 miles from his home. that his girlfriend had him on tape admitting that he had said his wife was gone before she died. the fact that scott peterson gave different accounts of where he was. he was either golfing or fishing, depending on who you talked to on christmas eve with his 8 1/2 month pregnant wife supposedly at home.

the list goes on and on and on of the evidence against scott peterson. >> this evidence may bolster alternate theories for the defense, but it doesn't weaken the evidence against him. >> right. all these issues were raised during the trial, right? this idea of a burglary that happened across the street. real issues. had to be investigated. happened either on the day of, the day after. it matters between the two. that was something the defense tried to raise as reasonable doubt. jury didn't accept it. eyewitnesss who claim they saw someone who looked like laci after the time scott peterson had already left the house. again, something else that was rejected. they got tons of tips at the time. some from crack pot, some real. a lot of them were investigated, but none of them changed the evidence against scott peterson. >> so what happens next? >> so look, the question now is gonna be, do they even get a hearing on this, right? this case is 18 years old. you don't automatically get new

trial and new evidence and new testing 18 years later. they're gonna have to demonstrate that they have a real chance of proving his innocence. i think that's a long shot. is it possible that they'll get a hearing on this? maybe. is it possible they'll get a new trial on this? i think almost impossible. but you never know. >> dan abram, thank you very much. gio? >> all right, george. switching gears. coming up next your football forecast. will, lara and ginger, the super trio is here with what to watch out for. hey, guys. >> that's right, gio. i have got the players. >> you know i got the forecast. >> oh, no. >> that's coming up. something more. an that gritty feeling can't be brushed away. even a little blurry vision can distort things. and something serious may be behind those itchy eyes. up to 50% of people with graves'

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>> >> we're trying something new today. [ laughter ] triple threat football forecast. second round of the nfl playoffs kick off this weekend. we've got will, lara and ginger with a preview. from every angle. we'll start with the football. [ laughter ] chiefs versus the buffalo bills. >> this is the first road playoff game for patrick mahomes. he's going to face off against his good buddy, josh allen. he's been red hot. these team, two of the best qb's in the league. fans have been waiting two years for this. this is the third time in four seasons the chiefs and bills are in a playoff showdown. the chiefs have won every time. this season might be different. the bills haven't lost since november. and they're the home team this time.

>> okay. that should work. i have got the weather part. after an epic week of lake effect snow, skies are going to clear out for that game. that means it will be cold. temperatures in the low 20s, feels like closer to 10. both teams do know how to play in the cold. the bills had to postpone a game just last week because they had so much snow. chiefs braved temperatures of 4 below zero. that was the coldest game ever at their stadium. it even froze coach andy reed's mustache. [ laughter ] >> let's talk about the fans. the bills mafia, as they're known, they showed up to dig out the stadium earlier this week. the team now calling on those fans to help out again with the snow. on the other side of the field one kansas city fan to look out for, taylor swift. will she or won't she take her karma to buffalo to cheer on boyfriend travis kelce in this make or break game? we will find out. >> had a fumble earlier, but you nailed it. >> hey hey. >> it was my throw. it was my throw. >> don't blame your teammates.

[ laughter ] >> my responsibility, coach. >> one person we will see this weekend. >> eminem. his detroit lions are facing off against the tampa bay buccaneers. he was at the game last weekend. he got the crowd singing to "lose yourself." he said his wish was for the lions to win the super bowl. he even posted an instagram video telling coach he's reporting for duty sunday and ready to play if needed. >> it has been 32 years since they won a playoff game and 30 years since they hosted one. now detroit fans are getting spoiled. for the second weekend in a row the lions are the home team. they're one win from the afc championship game. standing in their way the tampa bay buccaneers. if you want to witness the next chapter of this story book season in person, it's gonna cost you. stub hub said it's $530 for the get in price for this game. that's so much higher than the other games. >> i was 9 and i remember it

well because i'm a michigander. lions and that pain of three decades. i understand. i get it, eminem. go lions. as for the weather, if you're headed to the game, they have a dome. don't worry inside of there. they will have had the snow. it will be quite cold. be careful getting to the games. >> let's talk texans and ravens. >> this will be a good one. turns out the best team in the afc is powered by peanut butter and jelly. the baltimore ravens eat 7,500 uncrustables. >> what? >> best stat you have given all year. [ laughter ] >> we'll get you an uncrustable after this experiment here. it's working for them. especially for quarterback lamar jackson. he is a favored to win the nfl mvp for the second time. he's going up against houston texans qb cj stroud. he's been balling. he's the youngest quarterback ever to win a playoff game. >> their fans are ready to go, will. they came out in the cold to get in their cars, get them stenciled with ravens symbols.

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he hasn't missed a beat. this is also a huge moment for 49ers quarterback brock purdy. they have the best offense in the nfl. he was the very last pick in the draft two years ago. >> wow. >> he could make it all the way this year. >> that's awesome. we're pretty sure there's a very good chance simone biles will be at the game. she, of course, is married to packers safety jonathan owens. you may remember the jacket taylor swift wore last week. it was a puffer jersey jacket. that was made by the wife of 49ers full back kyle uscheck. she told her instagram followers she has another design coming this week. this time it will be worn by olivia coltbo. lot to see both on the field and in the stands on the divisional playoff weekend. >> i admit i was very skeptical of this. [ laughter ] i don't know. that is our play of the day. we'll be right back.

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power lines. then in rochester, the american airlines plane sliding off. thankfully nobody was hurt. they had visibility down to a mile and it was slick. looking at all the advisories left on the map. nashville up through charleston, west virginia, where you're in a warning. much of pennsylvania, new jersey and, yes, still new york. it's coming late morning and early afternoon it will be ending by tonight. it's this early half of the day where the accumulation happens. 1 to 3 inches at best for a lot of people. kind of a sneeze of snow that just comes to make it slick enough. the heaviest totals on top of what you already have will be 6 to 12 in appalachian and then it gets cold, like a reinforcing arctic air, will feel subzero in a lot of the great lakes by the weekend. eva? >> got to pull out the warm coat. thanks. the urgent avalanche warning. following a number of deadly incidents already this year, rob marciano is in steam boat springs, colorado. good morning, rob. >> reporter: it's finally stopped snowing here.

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she's certainly ready to go. aren't you, daisy? are you ready to go to work? do you want to get george? come on out, george. feel safe. she's here for the rescue. >> that was great, rob. thanks very much. we're going to turn to a study on multivitamins and memory. stephanie ramos here with details. >> reporter: good morning, george. get those pill boxes ready. millions of americans take them every day. now there's evidence multivitamins can have an impact on memory. nearly 58% of all adults in the u.s. take a multivitamin. a new study says they may be a key to better memory in older age. it looked at older adults with an average age of 70 and found people who took multivitamins daily for two years compared to those who took a placebo had a memory that was equivalent to someone five years younger. it also helped prevent cognitive decline. researchers are not sure which specific vitamins led to the improvement. while improved cognition can decrease the risk of alzheimer's, alzheimer's rates

among those who took the vitamins was not studied but it is promising with one of nine adults in the u.s. saying they've experienced confusion or memory loss. health officials stress multivitamins should not take the place of a healthy diet, but may be beneficial for those who do not have an adequate diet. gio? >> that is absolutely fascinating. thank you very much. this morning another successful space launch is proving private space mission to outer space are becoming the norm. axio space sending four private astronauts to the international space station thursday afternoon. there was one other crew member. gigi the astronaut bear and the legendary astronaut michael lopez gave her a special shoutout in space. take a look. >> she is the fifth crew member. when we got to space, turns out she floats, which is proof that we are actually in microgravity if anybody had any doubt. >> and gigi is going where no other build a bear has gone before. we're lucky to have gigi with us on set.

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the 6:1 method is one solution for that. it is saving some shoppers hundreds of dollars every month. it's the viral strategy saving some grocery shoppers time and money. >> let me see my favorite grocery shop on a budget. >> reporter: meet the 6:1 method. influencer will coleman's creation where every week you buy six veggie, five fruit, four protein, three starches, two sauces, one something for yourself and that's it. what was behind the idea of this method? >> i wanted to take control of my wallet and my time and just figure out a way to be strategic when it came to the normal thing of grocery shopping, something we all have to do. >> reporter: coleman said he spends between $80 and $90 a week using the 6:1 method on groceries for his house hold of two. almost half of what the typical couple spends every week. >> the 6:1 method saved me hundreds of dollars. you come in to the store with a plan. you're not just shopping for anything.

>> reporter: kiara smith said the method helped cut back spending cash on takeout. >> i will save more money because i'm not going to eat out because i have food at home to cook. >> reporter: we decided to give it a try. this definitely counts as one fruit, right? for me, six fresh vegetables felt like a lot to use before they spoiled. okay. broccoli. why not? i opted for some frozen options. good for the kids. my one fun item, coffee. it was nonnegotiable. my bill coming out to just under $100. nutritionists say the plan, heavy in produce, also has health benefits. >> i always feel like we can all stand to have more plants in our pattern of eating. so this breakdown encourages people to eat their fruits and veggies. >> maximize the effectiveness of the strategy, it is still best to make a list of meal ideas and recipes in advance so you're not just throwing random items in your cart. you want to try to make sure all that fresh food doesn't go to waste. coleman suggests you can cut some of the veggies up as soon

as you get home from the store. eva? >> some good tips. thanks, elizabeth. now to a gma health alert. cdc issuing guidance to encourage doctors to consider more blood tests for forever chemicals. our chief medical correspondent and my gma 3 co-anchor dr. jennifer ashton is here. what do you think of this? >> this is stirring up so much controversy. this is talking about forever chemicals. they are found everywhere in our environment. soil, food, fabric, cosmetics, water. they're literally everywhere. by the way, rates of these, three of them, have plummeted in people's blood as being tested over the last 20 years. now the cdc urging clinicians, health care providers to consider randomly testing people. there are some people who may be at higher risk for environmental exposure, so those have to do with people who might live near a landfill, a commercial airport or water sewage treatment plant or have occupational exposure

using these chemicals like firefighters, it's in foam. but right now you have public health people saying this is a good idea, we need more information. and you have individual clinicians, health care providers saying, now what? i'm going to test people. and then what? >> let's break this down. what are the risks associated with these forever kep calls? >> if you look at the data, so far, there are some studies that show a link between environmental exposure and then blood levels of these chemicals. they linger around in our body for a long time, to numerous adverse health outcomes like low birth weight, kidney and testicular cancer, pregnancy induced high blood pressure or elevated liver enzymes. but not every study is conclusive and so it's really a situation where the science has not yet caught up. >> you said not everyone thinks this testing is a good idea. what are the downsides of testing?

>> you heard me say this before all the time, when you do a test in medicine, you have to know what you'll do with the results of the test and weigh risk versus benefit. the risks or considerations when you talk about randomly testing people for this ingredient includes the fact that we don't have enough information to guide any management or treatment based on the results. there's no approved medical treatment to lower a high level. if you come back with what looks like a high blood level of these, there's always the potential for harm with testing. we talk about that all the time. with subsequent unapproved treatments that someone may recommend. and then cost, eva. this could run $400 to $600 not yet covered really widely by insurance. there are few americans that are gonna want to sign up for that, especially when we don't know what to do with the answer. >> dr. jen ashton, you always break it down the best way. we appreciate you. >> you bet.

>> time now for pop news with lara. >> thank you so much, eva. we're going to begin with the countdown to the 96th annual academy awards. this morning we can exclusively reveal the host for this year's nominations ceremony. jazzy beats and jack quaid. beats rose to fame for the joker. she'll appear in the upcoming joker sequel with lady gaga. jack quaid's breakout role came in the anti-super hero series the boys as well as his role in oppenheimer. he also has a famous mom meg ryan. his dad is dennis quaid. 321 films are eligible for the academy awards. 20 more films than last year. the voting period for nominations has officially ended. it ended earlier this week. nominations are now locked, loaded. they will be announced live next tuesday, january 3rd right here, guys, on gma. the 96th annual academy awards airs i think sunday march 10th. march 10th, abc.

we'll be there. so excited for that. so many good movies. great weekend to catch up on your oscar movies. the baftas just announced nominations this morning. the british equivalent of the oscars have some surprises. the big one, barbie shut out of best picture and best director. >> what? >> also snubbed no nomination for lily gladstone who just won a golden globe for best actress and no nod for martin scorsese. oppenheimer received the most nomination, 13 nods for christopher nolan's explosive drama, best picture among them. the baftas take place february 18th in london. good time to watch some movies. >> oh, yeah. >> and then finally this morning, you have never ever heard a hockey play by play like this before. listen to the announcer calling a game in canada between halifax max versus the sydney mitsubishi

rush. everything going well until this happened. >> the rush. holds it back there. and now murphy. murphy throws the pass across. ah, ah! i apologize if i just damaged your eardrums there. went right over the mesh, right over my head. [ laughter ] >> we love you, mark. >> a plus for recovery. >> love that. >> can you imagine how fast that puck was coming? >> no one blames you, mark. we get it. you did a great job. hazard of the job. mark writing on twitter, it's amazing how this has taken on a life of its own. he hopes we all got a smile and a laugh. we did, mark. have a good weekend. maybe a face mask. >> that was awesome, lara. now over to ginger. >> thank you, mark. all right. big meteorology conference in steamboat springs. just before everybody arrived,

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♪ oh oh oh the right stuff ♪ >> the right stuff. this week we are talking about those prepared meals that come to your house. we're highlighting meal kits. many of us are looking to eat healthier and cook at home this new year. lori berg is here. lori bergamotto. >> you can call me lori berg. >> she's here to break down some nutritious meals made fresh in your kitchen. let's talk about them. >> will you help me reveal our first one which is our best variety. here we go. >> tada. >> this is hello fresh. lot of you might know about hello fresh. they've really expanded. they have over 40 plus options that you can get in your menu over the week. >> you can pick them? they don't pick for you. >> you can pick them. they have so many customization practices. they can do quick and easy. you can do things like pescatarian. you can do things really nutritious. you can really customize it. we had somebody test this out, a

family of four. what our tester loved about it, which she said that even her kids were able to -- they liked it. that's a great way to help people learn new things. the other great thing about this reviewers loved, they felt like what was advertised on the card is what they were actually eating. you can do this, you guys. lot of people love their sustainability efforts. no food waste. >> right there for you on camera. >> that's right. >> so the next one. shall i? >> oh, yes, please. do the honor. thank you. this is our most nutritious. >> okay. >> this is from factor. lot of us, when you're cooking at home, you don't know, is this healthy? whatever your goal is, if you're doing low carb, keto, whatever it is. are you achieving those goals? factor is incredible because it will allow you do that. dietitian optimized. this one is slightly different, a trend we are seeing where you're not doing the cooking. this is ready made but it's not frozen.

>> microwave? >> you can microwave it or do it in the oven. >> oh, good. >> lot of people like to do that because it feels like you're actually making dinner. it feels a little more elevated, right? if you want to microwave, no shame. there's that, too. this is great. you can see salmon with pesto and spinach. our tester loved this one. she's a working mom. she said for her and her husband, this is a great way to eat fresh, healthy and quick and not have whatever they made for the kids. they can have their own elevated meal. >> i love it. okay. let's talk about bang for the buck. >> you're gonna love this one. our best value. tada. this one is great. this is from every plate. you can see what we have here dijon butter. >> this comes with it? >> this all comes with it. steak is expensive. right? what we loved about this, these start around $4.99 a serving. think about that. >> that's unbelievable. >> it is unbelievable. they're really fresh ingredients. our testers gave it five out of five on taste as well. easy to make.

you can see our tester here, they have a toddler. they made it. they said couldn't have been easier or more clear. it came together in under 30 minutes. their toddler was able to eat it. they said what they loved about it, it was really affordable, delicious. they were able to make one meal for everyone. >> love that. very interesting. next up. this looks good. >> our most gourmet. this is really cool. >> looks really nice. >> people on set were talking about this and had a lot of questions. let me tell you what's different about what they're doing. this is also ready made. comes prepared. you're just heating it up. the chefs who've been on the show, fabio viviani, esther choi this one is from chef andre. let me make sure i say his name right. mendez and our tester love that relative to the amount of time it took under two minutes to prep, it was

delicious. >> okay. and then finally, this really interests me on plant based as well. >> okay. so this is our best plant based. this is purple carrot. i want to eat more plant based. like so many of us at home. this purple carrot has been doing this for ten years. they've expanded to over 80 plus different menus options. this is incredible. buffalo cauliflower style bowl. so good. great for the game this sunday. go bowls. and what we loved about it is $11 a serving. so it can be affordable. it can be really healthy and really easy. and what i like about it, lara, is i'm going to learn how to make that in the process. >> i love that, i love that these are all really great. these are and great discounts today. great discounts on all of them. or just you got it. >> you got to scan the qr code, scan the qr code. >> you guys coming up. we thank you lori. thank you. the moms who are a ray of sunshine. you're going to love them. >> stay with us. >> losing weight isn't one size fits all for many. the popular weight loss drugs are helping for others, it's lifestyle

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satellite. here comes our next storm system. we're anticipating some downpours later on this evening. it's a level one later today for those downpours. some gusty winds, even the chance of a thunderstorm. so here is how your day will look. we have partly sunny skies early on, giving way to a light shower early this afternoon, but it's the evening. those showers and downpours are with us. we'll have some gusty winds near 30mph, so take the rain gear this evening. our afternoon highs will get into the upper 50s and into the lower 60s. reggie aqui thanks, drew. >> another abc seven news update in 30 minutes. you can always spot us on our news app and abc seven news.com. here's more. good morning america >> announcer: gma is looking for couples so in love that they would go for a valentine's day couple on gma. this makeover is different because you get full control to make over your partner. hair, clothe, style. and they get to make over you. how much do you trust your partner?

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moms who just need extra help. today we're going to surprise one incredible mom. but first let's take a look at what these wonderful women do. if your sink is full of dishes and the laundry is piling up, the women behind hot mess express are a ray of sunshine. >> the hot mess express is just a group of moms who come together to rescue other moms who are struggling. and we go into her space and we do dishes, laundry, organization. we basically just give her a house reset so that she can feel better. >> reporter: founded in 2021 by jen hamilton. >> i made a group called hot mess express because toot toot, i'm a conductor. >> reporter: the group lends a hand to overwhelmed moms. >> i had been in situations as a new mom where i wish there was someone to rescue me. to be that for someone else is so incredible. >> reporter: cleaning house to

getting dinner on the table, members show up to help moms in need. >> i think it's so important that there be hot messes for women around the country so that they have that village that everyone always says we need but we can never find. >> reporter: hot mess express now has chapters across the country and has helped countless women. >> they're just wonderful selfless women who understand what it is like to be a mom and a wife and to have some things fall apart and let things fall behind. >> reporter: this morning they're coming to the rescue for mariah harris, a mom of three who just had a baby. >> definition of super mom, raising three kids, working a full time job. she deserves nothing but the best. so it would be so exciting and amazing if hot mess express could come in and help her out and take some things off her plate. >> reporter: all right, guys. it's time for hot mess express to do what they do best.

lady, we have all our cleaning supplies, right? >> right. >> reporter: are we ready to make mariah's day? i'll be right back. i'm going to go get her. give me one second, all right. this is the best part. suspense is killing me. i don't know what's going on now. good morning, mariah. >> good morning. >> reporter: i know you thought you would be interviewed for a different story, but you are live on "good morning america" right now. [ cheers ] say hi to america. >> hello, america. >> reporter: i got a little surprise for you. we heard how much, just little stressed you were and how you needed some extra help. that's why the women of hot mess express are here today to help you out. they're gonna help you out. they are going to clean your house from top to bottom. how do you feel about that? [ cheers ] look at that. tears of joy.

brittany, i have got to ask you the question. what are you going to do for mariah? >> we are going to clean everything we can. we are going to clean, organize, do dish, laundry. we're going to try and give you a fresh start. >> oh my gosh. i was in there preparing for an interview. >> reporter: sorry for the white lie. listen, obviously, i see tears in your eyes. what does this mean for you? >> it's a blessing. y'all know, as moms, we just get so overwhelmed and the day to day becomes the next day and then it becomes the next week. i just feel so blessed to even just see you all here and to get this. >> reporter: well, jen, you've done something here. you're the one who created hot mess express for people all over just like mariah. why was it your goal to help out mothers? >> because we were never meant to be alone. i'm so blessed to be here today. this is the village that everybody talks about. it takes a village, and we are

here. >> reporter: how about that? listen, we have a surprise here. this is the best part. we're not the only one who brought hot mess express. clorox also thinks you're doing an amazing job, which is why they are donating $5,000 to hot mess express! how do you feel about that? >> that's amazing! >> reporter: we're not done. mariah, every single person here, will be getting a gift card for $500. [ applause ] how do you feel? >> that's incredible. thank you so much. >> reporter: what does this mean to you? >> it's just huge. everyone deserves a village. my family is far away in philadelphia and charlotte. so my village is literally my husband. so this is like everything. this is really everything. i just feel so grateful. >> reporter: ladies, why don't you take mariah and start working on what you gotta do.

[ applause ] well, guys, how about that? ray of sunshine here in north carolina. i feel it. i'm pretty sure you can, too. back to you. >> thank you, ike. that was fantastic. coming up meet the new bachelor, joey graziade. he is here live. lor joey graziadei. he is here. stay ahead of your child's moderate—to—severe eczema, and they can show off clearer skin and less itch with dupixent. the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, that helps heal your child's skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your child's eczema specialist about dupixent.

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♪ ♪ >> i have >> i have a special affinity for the new bachelor. joey graziade going to take a swing at love. we have a clip from the premiere. check this out. it's really good. >> lauren is out there with joey right now and i'm feeling some type of way about it. i want to kiss him first but just knowing she's having that upper hand. it brings out that jealousy aspect. >> oh boy, oh boy, oh boy. here we go, joey. joey is with us now in new york. everybody say hi to joey. [ applause ] in the hot seat. this isn't new to you. you were on the other side on the bachelorette last season with charity, right? you got right there to the end and you told me off camera you would have proposed. >> yeah.

it was one of those thing, in that moment it felt like it was right. we created a great relationship and connection. so happy for her. i am excited to get my chance now. that's really what i'm focused on. >> so you decided to take the leap after seeing that side of it. how was it for you? you were on one side of it. now being in charity's position is quite different. >> way different. i will say that all day long. i think it was one of those things, i felt like my story wasn't finished. i felt the most ready in my life to find the right person. to get the opportunity now i'm just so excited. >> did you ever expect growing up that you would one day be on a dating show? >> how would you expect that? i never thought i would be in this position. i was a normal dude in hawaii teaching tennis about a year ago. how everything's changed has been amazing. it really is exciting. >> you're only 28 years old though. are you really ready to settle down? >> yeah. i feel most ready. 28. i feel like that's decently old. if you asked me at 24, 25, no way. these last couple years have been really big for me. i have been working on myself. i think that's most important, to find your person and be ready

yourself. i feel good. >> how many women got out of the limos? >> it was the most ever. 32. lot of women. >> lot of women. >> can you give us any idea of what went down, so to speak, on that first episode when you saw all the gals, different ages, different everything, getting out of the car. >> they all had fun with it. there were a lot of cool entrances. people are gonna love it. lot of tennis puns. couple hawaii reference, too. i think on that, we're just trying to connect with you. tennis was an easy way to connect. there's a lot of that. >> what was the most outrageous? >> one girl came out i think tennis balls flew out of her call and said i had the balls to be here today. >> oh, wow. >> there's some bold ones like that. you're just gonna have to wait and see. >> how does that work? i was watching the golden bachelor and i was wondering how he must have felt with some of those entrances. do they frighten you? or are they warm? >> there's a few that frighten you. people are bold. it's to stand out. i think the biggest part is it's supposed to show your personality.

i love when they do that. when i was in their position, i tried to do something simple because it felt more like me. lot of girls try to stand out. i enjoy it. >> what was the most unexpected thing that you discovered in this journey? >> i'll use night one. we just saw it. there were sisters on night one. that was unexpected. i didn't have -- yeah. >> tricky. >> yeah. it was something that you didn't really think coming in would be. already enough dating 32 women. throwing sisters in it, you just roll with it. >> was it fun or awkward juggling all of those women? >> i think that i would be honest saying it was a little awkward. i don't think it's ever fun. but to get to know them, to get to hear their stories, that's amazing. but it's awkward to date that many women at once. >> i would imagine. you seem like a very nice young man. i love that you play tennis. we have a game. calling it game set match. we'll give you a list of qualities that you can potentially find in a partner. you tell us which of the three you would be game for, which one you're all set with. you're good on that.

then which quality would be the perfect match for you. >> all right. let's do it. >> early riser, sense of humor, loves long walks on the beach. >> all set with early riser. no way. i like my sleep. i'll do game for long walks on the beach. perfect match sense of humor. gotta have it. >> love that. all right. you get the game. all right. all right. dog lover, party animal, cat person. >> cat person easy set. i love dogs. what was the last one again? >> party animal. >> we'll do game with party animal and i'll do perfect match with dog lover. >> look at you, very mature answer. >> outgoing, good dancer, financially stable? >> that's a good one. match would be out going. financially stable is important, but i'm okay. hopefully, i'll be doing okay. i'll be set with financially stable. perfect match, what was the laugh one again? >> outgoing good dancer financially stable. >> good dancer would be the game. then perfect match would be the

outgoing. we'll go with that one. >> all great answers. >> i appreciate it. >> will we see you play tennis on the show? >> yeah, there's going to be plenty of tennis. >> awesome. so nice to meet you. i hope it all works out. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> you gotta watch. he's adorable. "the bachelor" premieres this monday on abc. ginger, you in? >> i am watching. thank you, lara. elsa was here though lake michigan. look at st. joseph. that ice covered walkway there. the pier and ice pan cakes. the ice cover has gone up. still below average 9.5% across the great lakes. average to date 20%. quick look. we are enthralled by this lake effect snow band. this one's super from michigan city to ne

>> what did i do? [ laughter ] >> we were just discussing joey and you and all the answers and marriage. [ laughter ] >> really fun. i love you, joey. [ laughter ] >> i said this earlier. this is my favorite story of the morning. hero husky saved perhaps his whole neighborhood. >> so great, george. man's best friend living up to the hype. he's a husky saving his owners from maybe a lot of lives after his annoying digging led to a really frightening discovery. not all heroes wear capes. some wear collars. >> this is kobe. he's my little buddy. >> reporter: this 4-year-old husky named kobe is a super hero after saving his family's home and possibly their lives in philadelphia just day befores christmas.

kobe's owner chanel bell saying she noticed hip digging a hole at the edge of her fronts yard. >> i was like, stop, why are you doing this? >> she noted the rescue dog isn't usually a digger, so she filled the hole in and he dug it again. >> he was hovering over the hole as if he was trying to get people's attention when they walked by. it just seemed too strange. >> her gut telling her to take action. she remembered the gas reader she purchased after a leak in her basement last year and said she decided to test the hole that kobe kept digging. >> it went off the charts to the highest level of gas. i was like, oh my god. >> she immediately called the local gas company to report the issue. >> when the foreman told me something as simple as a light switch would blow the house up. >> pgw telling abc news it was able to locate and successfully repair the low pressure service line and ensure its safety. bell and the community so

thankful for kobe, a super sniffer. a neighbor then made some good treats for this very good boy. >> he is a hero. he's getting treated like one. good boy. >> he has become a celebrity. with neighbors keeping an eye on him to see if he found any other potential dangers in the neighborhood. treats for life for kobe. >> what a smart dog. good thing for them listening. >> yep. >> realizing. >> yep. >> coming up, sherry cola, star (♪) (♪) (♪) it's that feeling when you're at disneyland resort.

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>> can you stop jerking me around? [ laughter ] we are back with sherry cola. welcome. >> i have to say boba any chance i get. i have an opportunity to say the word boba on the screen, there it is. >> you started five seasons of this show. i saw this video you posted with the billboard. it got a lot of reaction from fans. why do you think it's resonated so much? >> it's the end of an era. truly i'm emotional because it's bitter sweet. can't wait to see how far and high all of our wings will spread after the show. it's been the last 5 1/2 years. this is my family. this show is like, it has important stories. from equal pay, everything. we were having these conversations before it was trendy, you know. obviously the title is named after the late great don lewis. it's just, i'm so proud, so proud of this character.

that's my girl. that's my rock. you know? >> you have a throt be proud of. we've got breaking news here. outstanding drama series, glad nomination for "good trouble." congratulations. >> glad. they are the real one. i love you. >> you are proudly queer. your character is. that's a bit of a super power for you. >> do you know what? it wasn't overnight to raise all of these identities. i'm an immigrant, chinese american, i'm a woman. all these things society didn't root for. now i am embracing them. using your voice is so necessary. i learned that through this show. i have become a better person because of the show. portraying the character of alice, i came out to my mom in real life because of it. >> because of the character? wow. >> yes. representation matters. the ripple effect of me having open queer conversations and

being somewhat of a vision board in any way just means the world. >> can we talk about "joy ride?" you made such a splash. what kind of reaction have you felt? >> joy ride was a breath of fresh air. we have never seen this be r rated. >> really raunchy. >> we reclaimed that part of it. for years and years we were the punch line through other people's lenses. with "joy ride" it's like, honey, we'll take it from here. we're making fun of ourselves. it was just so much fun. >> i know you are friends. any chance there's a sequel? >> we're obsessed with each other. i am really hoping we'll do a sequel. tweet about it and we'll make it happen. >> i want to show this instagram photo. this is a hilarious photo. look at that. what would you tell her? >> you go girl. honestly. niecy nash's acceptance speech, that's what i want to tell that girl. >> i love that.

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