backups. this is a multi-car crash. we're told injuries were involved and we're getting more information on this number seven, the oscar nominations are out. >> oppenheimer nominated for 13. poor things 11. killers of a flower, moon ten, and barbie has eight. disney's parent company, abc seven's parent company, disney, has five. >> a special congratulations to pixar because the movie elemental is nominated for best animated film. yeah, congrats. >> good morning america for our viewers in the west. trump and haley go head to head in the new hampshire primary. nikki haley, the only candidate left between donald trump and a third straight nomination. we're in new hampshire talking to voters and breaking down the state of the race this morning.

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>> it's good to be here on this big day. voters are already out there in new hampshire. donald trump and nikki haley going head to head. after all of the other candidates dropped out. the final polling average from our abc partner 538 showing trump leads haley 52.3 to 36.7%. but haley said she's going to keep on going. no matter what. >> the first voters went to the polls at the crack of midnight. dicksville notch a new hampshire tradition. all six registered voters voted for nikki haley. rick klein is standing there with the state of play. >> nikki haley must make a good showing to stay in the race as a meaningful rival to donald trump. rachel scott starts us off in new hampshire. >> reporter: george, good morning. polls just opened here in bedford, new hampshire, just minutes ago. take a look at this line that is already forming. the first person told me they got here over an hour ago. what they decide will be consequential with nikki haley the only candidate standing in front of a donald trump republican nomination.

this morning voters heading to the polls for the first in the nation primary, which could have the final say in the battle for the republican nomination. >> each and every one of you is going to cast the most important vote of your entire life. this is a very, very important vote. >> reporter: it's now down to a two person race between donald trump and nikki haley. the former president looking to close out the primary quickly with a decisive victory in new hampshire. >> we started off with 13 and now we're down to two people. i think one person will be gone probably tomorrow. >> reporter: fresh off trump's land slide win in iowa, his former rivals lining up behind him one by one. >> we need donald trump. america needs donald trump. >> if you want to make america great again, vote trump! >> if you want four more years of donald trump, let me hear you scream! [ cheers ] >> reporter: haley has campaigned here far more than trump.

holding 81 events. the former president just 17 events. but she's still trailing him by double digits. in the final hours going through the state looking to pull off a major upset. >> we love you so much. my friends, we're all voting for you. we got you. >> don't worry. we're going on to south carolina. >> reporter: haley insisting she's the last hope of stopping a biden/trump rematch. >> do you want more of the same? >> no! >> or do you want to go forward? >> reporter: hoping to win over independent voters. like deborah in concord. >> probably going to be nikki. >> reporter: why nikki? >> 'cause i think it's time for a big change. >> reporter: the former south carolina governor ramping up her attack, telling voters trump and president biden are just too old for the job. >> are we really going to say that we're okay with having our options be two 80-year-olds running for president? >> reporter: trump saying haley wouldn't stand a chance in november. >> so if you want a losing candidate who puts america last, vote for nikki haley.

but if you want a president who puts america first every single time, you're gonna vote for donald j. trump. you have to get out! [ cheers ] >> reporter: all right, george. so this is the line inside this polling location. i want to show you just how far it stretches here. look, it wraps all the way around here inside of this high school. now, of course, voters here tell me they know their vote is consequential. this is really down to a two-person place. as for nikki haley, she tells me win or lose, she's staying in this race all the way to her home state of south carolina. the problem though, she does not have a strong showing here, she's gonna have to keep up that momentum. the south carolina primary still weeks away, george. >> sure is. thank you very much, rachel. let's bring in rick klein. mary bruce said it at the top. the polls show donald trump really comes in with a head of steam. >> george, it's been a wild couple of weeks in this primary. our 538 polling average shows just since december how this gap has narrowed between trump and haley as there's been more attention. just in the last couple weeks

you start to see haley tick up a little bit. even since iowa ticking up. the problem for her, donald trump ticked up even more. of all of the tumult in this race, donald trump still in commanding position just like he was in iowa. >> independents can vote here in new hampshire. >> precisely. this is a different electorate. because independents can vote, it has highlighted what i think is the fining split inside the republican party. donald trump, among republicans in the last poll, he gets about two thirds of core republicans. that's a blowout. but nikki haley keeps it close by driving independents to the polls. she gets almost 60% of those voters. here's why it matters. usually republicans dominate in primaries. in new hampshire undeclared voters are only about one-third of the electorate. this is interesting. back in 2012, last time there was a democrat running for re-election, independents made up 45% of the republicans. those are the kind of numbers nikki haley is looking for tonight.

but here's one catch, george. unlike in 2012, you do have a write in effort for joe biden. he's not technically on the ballot but his aides are trying to get people to the polls for him. it could be that draws some voters away from nikki haley. >> thank you very much, rick. >> george, what do you think of that? >> the big question tonight is what happens with donald trump? does he put this nomination away by getting more than 50% of the vote? two things i'm looking at though. how do those independents break, and do they come out in big numbers? that could give some clues for the general election. finally, as rick mentioned, this write-in campaign for joe biden. he's got to avoid embarrassment tonight by having a strong showing. even though he's not officially on the ballot in this campaign. >> we're all going to be looking for that. you can see full coverage of the new hampshire primary starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern on abc news live and right here on abc when the results are in. we're going to turn to the new strike on iran backed militants in yemen. the latest response, repeated attacks on ships in the red sea.

senior white house correspondent selina wang has details for us. good morning, selina. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the u.s., uk and its allies have launched another major attack against the houthis in yemen. the goal is to stop the group from continuing to attack ships in the red sea. but so far multiple rounds of u.s. strikes, including massive joint air strike led by the u.s. earlier this month, they have failed to stop the houthis from attacking. this time officials say that they have hit an under ground houthis storage facility in addition to drones and missile strikes. the u.s. official insists their strategy is working, that it is making it harder for the houthis to continue their attacks in the red sea. but the houthis say they aren't backing down. they claim their actions are in protest of israel's military campaign in gaza. it's created costly disruptions in one of the world's most critical trading routes and it's created a dangerous situation. there's no clear end in strike to these back and forth strikes that have the potential to spiral into a wider war. mary. >> that is certainly the concern. thank you. now breaking news overnight in

the israel/hamas more. at least 21 israeli soldiers were killed in gaza. matt gutman is in tel aviv with the latest develop phpbts. matt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mary. this was the deadliest attack on israeli troops since the conflict began. the israeli military said that a unit of israeli reserves was trying to demolish a pair of two story buildings in gaza when palestinian militants nearby fired an rpg that hit a tank. that blast apparently triggered a chain reaction that detonated the mine the soldiers were going to use in the buildings causing a massive explosion and bringing those buildings down on them. we know at this point there have been 21 israeli reservists killed. unclear how many wounded. israel's prime minister saying there will be a military investigation into this and vowing that israel will press on against its war in hamas until total victory. but this incident is likely to raise the division in israel about what total victory looks like, and to increase the pressure on netanyahu to focus

more on bringing the hostages home. george? >> matt gutman, thanks. now the extreme winter weather across the u.s. from flooding emergencies in the west to snow and ice in the midwest. of course, ginger's tracking it all. >> it's january, the wettest on record in san diego. look at these pictures. just unbelievable. those records go back to 1850 so this is a big deal. take that moisture, send it east, mix it with cold and you've got a miserable, dangerous mess. this morning wicked winter storms from southern california to missouri. in san diego, at least two dozen water rescues after more than a month's worth of rain fell in just three hours. cars stranded in the deluge. this man forced to escape out his window. parts of i-5 under water. this neighborhood swallowed by their rainiest day in nearly 100 years. >> it's bad. trying to get families out of the flood. lot of people are trapped. >> reporter: emergency crews using jet skis and rafts to get those trapped. a dog stuck on the roof of this home.

in mission beach this owner making a home made barricade to try to keep the water out. >> this is getting out of control. we aren't getting customers. there's too much water coming in. our inventory, our machine, atm's, lot of stuff getting ruined. >> from the ozark to central illinois, freezing rain glazing the roads with ice. cars flipped in oklahoma. in imperial, missouri, this fire truck spinning out of control. thankfully, nobody was injured. on lake erie, 20 people rescued after being stranded on an ice slope. the coast guard rescuing some via helicopter. there were flights cancelled from that storm in san diego that made their way into las vegas. and then that second storm that we're watching, the flood watches from luftkin to tupelo. that's because of rounds of heavy rain that will come through with a very active jet stream. you could also see tornados especially today in southeast texas, around houston, damaging winds. the flash flood is from tyler to tupelo. that goes today and tomorrow.

then a quick look at the winter weather advisory from des moines and cedar rapids. all the way to massachusetts. rounds come through. even overnight north of new york city, we could see some of that glaze from freezing rain. beware. before the warm-up, which is coming. >> got to check in on my mom in houston. thank you for that, ginger. now the extreme wave that slammed into a u.s. base. the u.s. army base in the south pacific. we're hearing from someone who was there. trevor ault joins us with that. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this is in the marshall islands halfway between hawaii and australia in the west pacific. the video is just unbelievable. the force of these extreme waves literally busting down the door. >> whoa! >> reporter: this morning terrifying and dramatic moments caught on camera as an extreme wave hits a u.s. military base. >> you good? you good? >> reporter: the force of the water so strong it plows right through the glass doors taking two people with it. >> jake, are you okay? >> reporter: others stunned,

climbing on tables. then another wave rushing in, now taking out the windows. >> get outta here! >> reporter: pitching them into darkness as the lights go out. it happened at a military base in the pacific ocean's marshall islands, a tiny nation considered the front lines of climate change as rising sea levels are leading to powerful waves and flooding. >> an extreme wave is a wave that is much larger than, say, the average of the waves at a given time. if there are multiple wave set, it's possible that the energy can just double in an area from two different sets of waves. >> reporter: this island houses some of the u.s. army's most sophisticated space tracking equipment. the army said at least one-third of the island was flooded after a series of unpredicted giant waves. minor injuries reported. >> this is going to go down as one of its most challenging times ever in its 80 year history. we will get through this. and we are settling in for a marathon of recovery ahead.

>> reporter: about 80 people had to be evacuated from this military base. the army though does say a team of 50 people remains on this island to assess the damage and work to restore power. guys? >> okay. thank you very much. let's switch gear. the morning when everyone in hollywood wakes up early. chris connelly is tracking it all for us. good morning. >> with 100% of the precincts reporting the oscar nominations are in. big morning for "oppenheimer" and "poor things." solid morning for "barbie." an oh those oscar surprises. >> "oppenheimer." >> "oppenheimer." >> reporter: this morning "oppenheimer" scoring big with 13 academy award nominations, the most of any film. cillian murphy best actor. emily blunt supporting actress and robert downey jr. in supporting actor. >> remember this day. >> reporter: christopher nolan in both director and adapted

screenplay, not to mention best picture. and barbie earning eight nods in all. supporting actress for america ferrera and supporting actor, can you believe it, ryan gosling. >> so cool. >> reporter: margot robbie missing for best actress and greta gerwig left out of the best director list. "poor things" enjoying a good morning. oh. >> reporter: emma stone leading the way for "poor things" which earned the second most nominations, 11 in all. paul giamatti and davine joy randolph earning nominations. >> how did it feel to hear your name mentioned? >> crazy. over the moon. >> this wealth should come to us. >> reporter: lily gladstone for "killers of the flower moon" making history as the first

native american best actress nominee. the film earning ten nominations in all. >> why am i the last to know? >> reporter: "american fiction"'s duo of sterling k. brown and jeffrey wright getting best supporting actor and best actor nominee. >> culmination of many years. this is recognition of a lot of work that's gone into this. >> reporter: who are you looking forward to sharing the news of the nomination with this morning? >> both my kids are asleep. [ laughter ] they're the ones i'm most looking forward to. >> reporter: "maestro" earning three nominations including one for best actor, and mulligan for his wife. ♪ i'm just ken ♪ >> reporter: "barbie" getting love in the original song category with "i'm just ken." ♪ i was made for you ♪ >> reporter: and "what was i

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>> all rise. >> reporter: this morning jennifer crumbley the mother of ethan crumbley is going to court herself in a historic trial. her son was 15 years old at the time of that 2021 michigan shooting. last year he was sentenced as an adult to life without parole after pleading guilty to killing four of his classmates and wounding several others. >> we are miserable. we miss him. >> reporter: now jennifer, as well as her husband james, are each charged with four counts involuntary manslaughter the first to be charged in a mass school shooting. prosecutors say the couple didn't tell the school their son had access to a gun when they were called in hours before the shooting after the teachers flagged graphic drawings on his school work. >> the notion that a parent could read those words and also know that their son had access to a deadly weapon, that they gave him, is unconscionable. i think it's criminal. >> reporter: the couple has pleaded not guilty. and when the crumbleys were

first charged will were questions whether this might set a new precedent in school shootings. since then we have seen a few instances of parents facing charges. guys? >> okay, trevor. thanks. now district attorney fani willis under scrutiny over a romantic relationship with a prosecutor. she may have to give testimony in the prosecutor's divorce proceedings. steve osunsami has the latest. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, george. this would be just another divorce case if one of the people now accused wasn't the same fulton county prosecutor who is trying to send a former president to prison. for now, fani willis doesn't have to sit and answer uncomfortable questions about her alleged relationship with one of her top prosecutors. the judge in this case says he wants to hear from the soon to be ex-husband first. it's the messy divorce that threatens to stain the fulton county georgia prosecution of former president donald trump where the wife of former

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were used in an appropriate manner. the only public comments willis has made were at a church service earlier this month where she suggested this was yet another target against her because of color. >> how come the same black man i hired was acceptable when a republican in another county hired him and paid him twice the race. why is the white male republican judge, but the black female democrat not. >> reporter: but now a new video is making the rounds on social media of the prosecutor on a talk show in 2020 when she was campaigning for her very office where she said in her administration, she would not be dating anyone on the staff. >> i think that what citizens are concerned about is if you chose to have inappropriate contact with employees. >> reporter: it was the lawyer for one of the former president's co-defendants mike roman who highlighted the affair accusation from nathan wade's wife and asked the judge to dismiss their case.

what this could be for the rico case against donald trump and his 18 other co-defendants who pleaded not guilty last year remains unclear. four took plea deals in exchange for their testimony against some of the other defendants. there is a hearing in the election interference case over some of these same allegations next month. >> okay, thanks. let's get more on this from dan abrams. any chance this could be dismissed? >> it shows terrible judgement on her part. i think it's very unlikely that it will lead to a dismissal of the charges. you'd have to be able to link back the affair to the charges. now, the defense says there was a financial motive. right? they went on trips together, etc. i think that's going to be a tough case to win to actually get any of the charges dismissed. >> if it leads to fani willis being taken off the case, which is conceivable, that could have a huge impact. >> absolutely. i'd be surprised if both fani willis and nathan wade are both on this case in a month from now. right?

the question's gonna be, do they do it voluntarily? does the court order it? is there a recusal? there's a very strong argument that as a result of this, that she should recuse herself and say, do you know what? someone else in the office can handle the case. i don't know if that's going to happen. but there is no doubt that when you're dealing with a case of this profile that the rules are a little different. meaning, keep in mind though, in any work place where the boss hires someone who they're having an affair with to work in a high level job. you're creating a problem. when it's government, it's a bigger problem. when it's a da with that kind of power, it's an even bigger problem. >> i want to turn back to the crumbley case about the parents being charged. they are being charged separately. how likely are convictions? >> so look, the fact they're being tried separately is an advantage to them, in particular to him, right? 'cause now he, the father, gets to look at the mother's case and evaluate what worked, what didn't, what are witnesses

saying? what are witnesses not saying? as a moral matter, there's no doubt these parents deserve blame. the question's gonna be the legal matter, can they get a conviction on involuntary manslaughter? it's not out of the question. these are about as bad facts as you can have when it comes to parents. but that still doesn't mean necessarily they will be able to get a unanimous jury to say, and that's involuntary manslaughter. >> all right. dan abrams, thank you, as always. appreciate you. coming up a controversy that involves a boycott on a popular baby clothing company an a new mom who was fired with her baby still in the nicu. ill in the ni.

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nominations. hollywood's golden night is less than two months away and will take place right there at the dolby theater in los angeles. will reeve is standing by in l.a. with all the latest and in a nice tux. we're gonna break it all down live. >> will is looking sharp. looking ahead to that. also ahead the new hope in the fight against alzheimer's. dr. darien sutton is here with details on a promising new blood test. first a look at the top stories breaking at 8 starting with the new hampshire primary. donald trump and nikki haley going head to head after all of the other candidates have dropped out. let's go back to rachel scott in new hampshire. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning. it may be early but the polls are busy. this polling location in bedford has only been open for an hour. i was just told more than 500 people have already voted here. you really get the sense talking to people coming in that they understand just how consequential this primary is. unlike in previous cycle, this is now down to a two-person race. nikki haley is the only candidate standing between

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we wanted to hear what voters think so we hit a few grocery store parking lots to find out what's motivating them to come here this morning. why do you think it's so important for people to vote in this primary? >> because the country's a mess. >> reporter: have you decided who you're going to vote for tomorrow? >> yes. >> i feel like everybody should vote. >> reporter: voters in new hampshire have a history of turning out. do you mind telling me who you're planning to vote for? >> trump. >> reporter: why did you pause when you said it? >> just everybody has their own opinion. everybody has their own views on each candidate. it can get hostile at times. >> reporter: according to 538 analysis in recent poll, some of the top issues for primary voters, immigration at the border, the economy and foreign policy. but when you talk to voters, it all comes down to the candidates. >> i'm voting for nikki haley because she's fresh, she's young. she's an accountant. i like that. she's going to balance the

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thank you so much for that. now we'll turn to dexter scott king the youngest son of dr. martin luther king has passed away. after a fight with prostate cancer. his brother said the sudden shock is devastating. it's hard to have words at a moment like this. dexter was only 7 when his father was killed. he continued his father's work as chairman of the king center, the nonprofit started by his mother, coretta scott king. dexter scott king was only 62. definitely gone too soon. >> too soon. coming up, this morning we're remembering norman jewison. known for moon struck, fiddler on the roof and a whole lot more. and new hope for those diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. dr. sutton is here with details. lara is up there with some special guests. >> hi, you guys. it is hollywood's golden morning. oscar nominations are just a few moments away. they're happening here live. our panel of movie experts, chris connelly and kelley carter

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hey, chris. >> good morning, george. a career as a director that spanned so many decades he made movies that could stay in your mind forever, from the intensity of "in the heat of the night" to the pure magic of "moonstruck." >> do you love him? >> no. >> good. >> reporter: a director who, for generations, gave movie audiences memories to cherish. >> snap out of it! >> reporter: from the iconic slap that helped earn cher her oscar in moonstruck. to the unforgettable slap in the best picture winner "in the heat of the night." >> and action! >> reporter: norman jewison died monday. what a career he had. after growing up in toronto, getting started in canadian television, jewison made a name for himself in the states. ♪ when he directed judy garland's comeback special in 1962. >> which way to heaven, please? >> reporter: over the next 60 plus years, jewison built a reputation as a filmmaker adept

at social justice. and satire like with the cold war and the russians are coming, the russians are coming. >> what do they call you there? >> they call me mr. tibbs. >> reporter: never afraid to % confrontation such as "in matters of the heart." ♪ if i were a rich man ♪ and of course his 1971 fiddler on the roof. jewison claimed he only got offered because executives assumed, with a name like that, he had to be jewish. he was not, as it happen, but he took the gig. he never won best director at the academy awards but was honored in 1999 with the prestigious irving g. memorial award for a life time of making people laugh, think and dream. >> my parting thought to all those young filmmakers is this. just find some good stories. >> reporter: norman jewison was 97 years old. some people will tell you moonstruck is a perfect movie and you should listen to those

people. just one of the great film achievements of norman jewison. >> ali wentworth is one of those people. she could watch that all day long. such a great movie. let's go to michael. >> george, thank you so much. now to a gma health alert. a study in gama neurology find researchers may be one step closer to a new blood test that could identify those at a high risk of alzheimer's disease. our medical correspondent dr. darien sutton is here with more. dr. sutton, tell us about this study. >> exciting times. we get to see the results of some of this research that scientists are heavily working on. this is for a diagnosis of alzheimer's. it affects more than 6 million americans today. it's projected to increase by the year 2050 to double, to more than 13 million given our aging population. it's important to understand first that alzheimer's disease is due to a buildup of abnormal protein of the brain that causes symptoms. right now the screening tests available include things like cognitive testing, brain imaging, even spinal fluid analysis. this new study shows a possible simple blood test can replace

all of that in the future. here's what we know. part of this research is this study has found biomarkers in the blood, specifically types of protein, have found to be associated with those with higher risk of alzheimer's disease. accuracy overall seems comparable to what we currently have but those tests are more expensive and time consuming so this might be an option easier for patients. i think most importantly, it might be an option to provide early detection. lot of these changes in the brain happen 10, 20 years before patients develop symptoms. it might be an ability to say, hey, you're at risk. here's what we can do to reduce the risk. >> when might this be available? >> i have been researching that. the company that's created in test said it might be available as early as next month. >> wow. >> now it is available for research purposes, not yet in clinical purposes. as for the price, it's estimated about $200 to $500. it might be covered by insurance. as i stated before that's significantly less expensive than the currently available screening methods. >> available quicker than i thought it would be.

what are some things we can do to lower our risk for alzheimer's? >> these are important conversations to have every day. there are lifestyle changes you can do right now that can reduce your risk of having alzheimer's especially if you have a family history of it. number one is managing your vascular health. blood sugar, cholesterol. remain physically active. i consider socially active as part of that especially for older adults. that's why it's important to remain socially integrated and active and participate in groups. avoid smoking and drinking. that has a direct affect on your brain that we already know is negative. you want to prevent and treat hearing loss. that's one of the most important factors that you can change today. get tested for your hearing. it helps interpret your surroundings, keeps your brain healthy and can overall reduce your risk. and get quality sleep. >> all those things. thank you, doc. all things that are very doable. >> absolutely. >> appreciate you. thank you very much for that. now lara. hey, lara. >> hey, michael. time to cook with our friend jamie oliver. we're always so happy when he's here. this week he's got something special for us.

he's going to show us how to make meals with just five ingredients and all for under $25. you had me at five ingredients. it can get overwhelming for a mom, a working mom, a guy, anybody. cooking can be challenging. you're making it easy but are you compromising taste with on five ingredients? >> no, no. i have taken all of the experiences that i have had. we traveled the world. this is all about putting it into five ingredients. keep your shopping list short. keep it easy. focus on flavors and technique. and reunite quick meals that you can have for breakfast, lunch, dinner. >> we're going to start out with the first dish. baked tomato soup, which smells incredible, and a sausage sandwich. it's a combo platter, if you will. why is toasting the bun pivotal? >> it's about texture. really gorgeous. this dish is for breakfast, brunch or a midnight muncie.

something like that. we can take an inspiration from spain. we've got our beautiful tapenade. you can get that in supermarkets. >> count with me. that's one. >> jar of peppers that have been grilled. they are already done for you. we got some manchego but use any cheese you love. we've got good sausage. use the sausage you want. and a bun. >> and your gorgeous bun. >> simple as that. >> sausage, we see the form we think of. you turn it into a patty. >> rip them out of the skin. squish them in your hand. if you look in the pan now, just give that a couple of minutes in a hot pan. you see how nice and sizzled that is? >> yeah. sausage, you have to make sure it's cooked. >> absolutely. get it crispy. i have got a nice trick. we take the beautiful peppers here. these are fantastic things to have in your cupboard, your pantry. just open it up. >> roasted red peppers. >> absolutely. we took a nice cheese of your choice. wrap it up. then you put that in the pan.

what i love about this, you cook it at the same time. if you are really hungry, you want something. breakfast, brunch. then we go in. >> all in one pan. it can't get easier. >> we fry up. what happens is that manchego starts to ooze. see how it's oozing? >> i can. i can. >> while that is doing its magical stuff, may i take you to the world of a baked soup? >> yes. part 2 of our combo platter. again, five ingredients. >> absolutely, five ingre when i was traveling around the mediterranean, the sunshine, the sea, all these different countries, over 20 countries. they are connected by the sea. there's patterns of delicious recipes. it's famous for being one of the best diets in the world. right? >> of course. >> it's all about getting more veggies into our lives. >> okay. olive oil. >> olive oil, of course. that's one of the big things of the mediterranean. then peppers. >> unexpected for tomato soup. >> that's okay. it's a tomato soup, but we'll

get other veggies there. what's your chopping skills like? >> not great. [ laughter ] i do a lot of pressure. >> don't feel pressure. roughly chop it. >> this is very rough. i'm going to do these two. i like smaller pieces. >> listen, the thing about this is chop it badly, chop it rustically. >> yes, it's rustic. >> one of the things, when the grandmothers are cooking, they're always chopping things in a weird way. that gives you more flavor. right? >> exactly. i meant to do that. >> after about 20 minutes what we have is really soft, sweet peppers. >> yum. >> we're going to go in. >> you also added some garlic. >> peppers one, garlic two. season it with salt and pepper. >> always. >> give it time, which is the secret ingredient. then we go in with the canned tomatoes. right? super, super affordable. >> organic whole tomatoes is what you recommend? >> absolutely. stir that in there. >> what's your ratio?

how many cans? >> three. this is a nice big batch. this can be served with six, eight people. >> it's even better as leftovers. >> absolutely. the next day it's amazing. >> you also added water? >> no. fill up a tin with some water just to clean out the tin. one of the most wasted foods in america is bread. the italians are fantastic at using up bread. >> just to conclude, you put the stale bread right here on top of your soup and then you bake it? >> yes. honestly. you let this come to a boil. we basically put this in here like that. >> it bakes for how long and? >> 20 minutes at 350. >> we're gonna eat it during the commercial break. >> we'll put the fifth ingredient in, the ricotta. we'll bake it until it's golden and delicious. you have it in front of you. like that. >> it is right here. this glorious recipe, five ingredients. all of them in jamie's book. and on our website. we're gonna eat in the break. i love when you're here.

>> thank you very much. >> jamie is back with us tomorrow, too. we're going to make a garlic chicken dish so simple and delicious. ginger, you're going to want that. >> that soup is happening tonight at my house. thank you very much for the idea. okay. let's get into what happened nearly a century since we've had this much rain in a day in san diego. there were more than two dozen rescues. thankfully, nobody injured or killed. but we will see a bit more of that rain moving east. so lot of that moisture gets picked up by a very active jet stream. where you're going to see more of that flash flood and images that might look like that, louisiana and texas today. tomorrow mississippi into alabama. the northern side of it has the snow and freezing rain. let's get a check now closer to home. ♪ early in the morning start of a new day new hopes new dreams new ways ♪ ♪ i open up my heart and i'm gonna do my part and make this a positively beautiful day ♪ ♪ la la la la la

it's a beautiful day good morning america ♪ ♪ >> you know the music. it's oscar time. 2024 academy award nominations moments from being announced. chris connelly kelley carter here with their expert analysis. let's start with this picture. >> you can see a number of movies likely to be nominated for best picture. along with the films considered likely nominee, you'll also hear their names mentioned throughout the next few minutes. >> barbie. >> they'll get nominated for a lot of different categories. oppenheimer, barbie. the holdovers. you'll hear them over and over again. poor things as well. big morning scheduled for those pictures, i would imagine. >> kelley, barbie's not on your list? >> it's not on my list but i get why it's there. lot of times this time of year real cinema goers complain films they spent money to go to theaters to see are never in those best picture

categories. this is a film that did very well. and it did very well for a woman director in excess of $1 billion. i love that it actually is being in contention. >> one category where competition feels wide open, best supporting actors. davine joy randolph has been sweeping for her performance in "the holdovers" which you just mentioned. what other names could we hear? >> she's phenomenal. >> i love her. >> i love her for the whole thing. >> i think she is going to absolutely sweep. but also danielle brook, the "color purple." she is a name people have been talking about. we'll probably hear her name being called today. >> jodie foster two time winner working at the height of her game in nyad, penelope cruz. from ferrari. being married to the great man. america ferrera, maybe the best remembered monologue of anything that was spoken in the movie all year from barbie.

will people nominate her as they remember those amazing words? >> that resonated with so many. let's talk about another actor, he's been on a real roll this season. robert downey jr. that amazing performance in "oppenheimer." he owned that. will this be his year? >> think back to 2008, two movies that changed the face of hollywood, ironman and the dark knight. here's robert downey jr. kind of working for christopher nolan and representing that. even though it's a pretty hot category. >> it's a really hot category. for me it's robert downey jr. took me about two, three scenes in "oppenheimer" for me to realize it was robert downey j chris. chris you give me a

perfect tee up there because i want to talk about the song. it's the battle of the barbie songs. really. it could be i'm just ken or billie eilish's song, which is so moving. and if you look at those two songs, it gives you an idea of the ambit of barbie. >> like how much barbie does people say something, something is everything. barbie is everything. because it could contain both of those two songs and they'll both get nominated, i think. >> yeah, well, we're going to know for sure in just a few minutes. the nominations are going to be coming out and we'll be right back. yeah losing weight isn't one size fits all for many. >> the popular weight loss drugs are helping for others, it's lifestyle changes and exercise. and for some, it's weight loss surgery. what could work for swers. it's the weight lossl revolution on good morning america gma is looking for couples so in love that they'd be pumped for a valentine's day makeover. as a couple on gma. but this makeover is different because you get full control to make over your partner hair,

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we have our movie experts chris connelly and kelley carter standing by, pens in hand ready to help us break it down once we hear those names called. >> they are ready. now it's the moment we've all been waiting for. let's go to the academy theater in los angeles where the ceremony is kicking off. >> live from beverly hills, california, please welcome the president of the academy of motion picture arts and sciences, janet yang. [ applause ] >> good morning from los angeles and for those who are watching around the world, good afternoon and good evening. welcome to one of the most exciting days of the year the oscars nominations announcement. with our membership of nearly 11,000 film industry artists and leaders, our claimed museum and collection and our world

renowned award, the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences, the home of global cinema. we recognize and celebrate all aspects of the film industry and the diverse talented individuals who make movies. the oscar nominees in almost every category were voted upon by peers in their branch actors vote for actors, film editors vote for film editors, costume designers for costume designers and so on. best picture nominations, however, are determined by all academy members. this year we had incredible voter turnout with ballots cast from a record breaking 93 countries. today we are thrilled to announce what our members feel are the best cinematic achievements of 2023. and now it is my pleasure to introduce our hosts who will announce the nominees.

[ applause ] >> hello, everyone! i am so honored to be here. how about you? >> yeah. i'm super honored to be here. 93 countries and standing here now such a surreal experience. my little girl self is so excited to be here. honestly, my adult self is really excited to be here. >> for anyone in the film industry, no matter where you're from, to be recognized by the academy is a dream come true. >> to be nominated can be life-changing. so let's get into it. >> okay. for best performance by an actor in a supporting role -- sterling k. brown.

[ applause ] robert deniro in "killers of the flower moon." robert downey jr. in "oppenheimer." ryan gosling in "barbie." and mark ruffalo in "poor things." [ applause ] >> next the nominees for achievement in costume design. "barbie." [ applause ] "killers of the flower moon." "napoleon." "oppenheimer." and "poor things." [ applause ] >> the nominees for achievement in makeup and hair styling are -- golda. [ applause ] "maestro."

"oppenheimer." "poor things." and "society of the snow." [ applause ] >> now this year's nominee for best live action short film. "the after." [ applause ] "invincible." "night of fortune." "red wife and blue." and "the wonderful story of henry sugar. [ applause ] >> for best animated short film the nominees are "letter to a pig." [ applause ] "95 senses." "our unicorn."

"war is over" inspired by the music of john and yoko. [ applause ] >> and now we have the first of the two award categories honoring writers. first for adapted screenplay the nominees are -- "american fiction." [ applause ] "barbie." written by greta gerwig. "oppenheimer" written for the screen by christopher nolan. s "poor things" screenplay by tony mcnamara. and "the zone of interest" written by jonathan glazer. >> for original screenplay the nominees are -- "anatomy of a fall."

screenplay. "the holdovers." written by david hemington. "maestro" written by bradley cooper and josh singer. "may december" screenplay by sammy birch. story by sammy birch and alex mechanic. and "past lives." [ applause ] >> last before our break, the nominees for performance by an actress in a supporting role. emily blunt in "oppenheimer." [ applause ] danielle brooks "color purple." america ferrera in "barbie." [ applause ] jodie foster in "nyad."

and da'vine joy randolph in "the holdovers." [ applause ] congratulations to the nominees. and there are more to come. >> stick with us. we will be right back with more nominations. >> barbie with four, i think. >> chris, what do you think of it? >> i would say a great nomination for danielle brooks as supporting actress. i think that was well deserved. very exciting. surprising to not see "killers of the flower moon" getting an adapted screenplay nomination. >> i was very surprised by that. >> that category is loaded. remember barbie was moved to adaptive screenplay. that could be a factor there. >> absolutely. i was really excited to see sterling k. brown's name called. he was on my predictions list. i love that. >> we'll be back in just a minute. more oscar nominations to come.

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back back now on gma. >> let's go back to the second round of nominees. >> welcome back live! [ applause ] welcome back, guys. live from the academy in beverly hills where we have the privilege of announcing the nominees for the oscars.

>> what an exciting lineup so far. what's up next? >> the nominees for achievement in music, original song. "the fire inside." [ applause ] "i'm just ken" from "barbie." [ applause ] "it never went away" from "american symphony." [ applause ] "a song for my people" from "killers of the flower moon." [ applause ] and "what was i made for" from "barbie." [ applause ] >> next up the nominee for achievement in music original score. "american fiction." [ applause ] "indiana jones and the dial of destiny."

[ applause ] "killers of the flower moon." [ applause ] "oppenheimer." and "poor things." [ applause ] >> and now the nominees for best documentary feature film. "the people's president." [ applause ] "the eternal memory." [ applause ] "four daughters." "to kill a tiger." "20 days in >> next for best documentary short film the nominees are -- "the abc's of book banning." [ applause ] "barber of little rock."

"island in between." "the last repair shop." [ applause ] >> for best international feature film the nominees are -- "io captaino" italy. "perfect days" japan. "society of the snow" spain. "the teacher's lounge" germany. "the zone of interest" united kingdom. >> and for best animated feature film here are the nominees. "the boy and the heron." [ applause ] "elemento." "momona."

[ applause ] "robot dreams." and "spider-man across the spider verse." [ applause ] >> here are the nominees for achievement in production design. "barbie." [ applause ] "killers of the flower moon." "napoleon." "oppenheimer." "poor things." [ applause ] >> next up for achievement in film editing, the nominees are -- "anatomy of the falls." [ applause ] "the holdovers." "killers of the flower moon." "oppenheimer." and "poor things."

[ applause ] >> and for achievement in sound, here are the nominees. "the creator." "maestro." "mission impossible dead reckoning part 1." [ applause ] "oppenheimer." and "the zone of interest." [ applause ] >> next nominees for achievement in visual effects. "the creator." [ applause ] "the villa minus one." "guardians of the galaxy volume 3." "mission impossible dead reckoning part 1." and "napoleon." [ applause ] >> for achievement in

cinematography the nominees are -- el conde, "killers of the flower moon." "maestro." "oppenheimer." and "poor things." [ applause ] >> for performance by an actor in a leading role. >> mm-hmm. >> bradley cooper in "maestro." [ applause ] paul giamatti in "the holdovers." cillian murphy in "oppenheimer." [ applause ] and jeffrey wright in "american fiction." [ applause ]

>> for performance by an actress in a leading role, annette bening in "nyad." [ applause ] lily gladstone in "killers of the flower moon." [ applause ] sandra julio in "anatomy of a fall." carey mulligan in "maestro." [ applause ] and emma stone in "poor things." [ applause ] >> for achievement in directing, the nominees are -- justine clea, "anatomy of a fall." martin scorsese "killers of the flower moon." [ applause ] christopher nolan "oppenheimer." "poor things."

and jonathan glazer "the zone of interest." [ applause ] >> and now for our final category. >> i can't wait! let's read them together. the nominees for best motion picture of the year are -- "american fiction." [ applause ] >> "anatomy of a fall." >> "barbie." [ applause ] david heyman, margot robbie and robbie brenner producers. >> "the holdovers." [ applause ] mark johnson producer. >> "killers of the flower moon."

bradley thomas, martin scorsese producers. >> "maestro." bradley cooper, steven spielberg, brad burner, amy derning. >> "oppenheimer." [ applause ] emma thomas, charles rosen and christopher nolan producers. >> "past lives." [ applause ] >> "poor things." ed giney, andrew lowe and emma stone producers. >> and "zone of interest." [ applause ] >> congratulations to this year's nominees. >> it's been an honor to be with all of you this morning.

and to all the nominees as we say in the biz, break a leg! [ applause ] >> good luck to all the nominees. watch the oscars live with host jimmy kimmell on sunday, march 10th. this year the show will start at a new time beginning one hour earlier at 7:00 p.m. eastern and 4 p.m. pacific on abc. we look forward to -- >> we won't say break a leg. we will say congratulations and good luck. there are our nominees. we're gonna break them all down when we come back, so don't go anywhere.

♪ ♪ >> there's ♪ >> there's the song. billie elish and her brother. how are you guys feeling an congratulations? >> thank you very much. we are feeling so good. i'm excited and honored. oh my god this is crazy. crazy morning. so cool. >> i'm sorry. go ahead.

>> we just woke up at 5 a.m. in l.a. little bit like we're dreaming, which is crazy. >> so well deserved, you guys. competing with your friends in "barbie" and "i'm just ken." rooting for all of you guys. congratulations. thanks for checking in. we'll be right back. -why do you do it? -you ignore the signs and the flashing lights. -that's my dad. -that's my mom behind those cones. -how would you feel if that was your family? -flashing lights mean "move over."

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