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>> reporter: defeating his former u.n. ambassador nikki haley, by more than 11 points in new hampshire. >> she did very poorly. she had to win. the governor said she's gonna win, she's gonna win. then she failed badly. >> reporter: trump barrelling toward the republican nomination sharing the stage with two of his former rivals calling on the party to unify around him. >> it is time for the republican party to coalesce around our nominee and the next president of the united states, donald trump! >> reporter: but haley rejected that, vowing to press on. >> this race is far from over. there are dozens of states left to go. and the next one is my sweet state of south carolina! >> reporter: the former south carolina governor staked her campaign on a strong showing here, hoping independents would help her pull off a major upset. are you confident you'll close the gap? >> we're excited. i mean, this is what election day is all about. >> reporter: haley arguing she's

the last person standing between the trump/biden rematch. >> with donald trump, you have one bout of chaos after another. this court case, that controversy, this tweet, that senior moment. you can't fix joe biden's chaos with republican chaos. >> reporter: after two disappointing losses in iowa, new hampshire, haley's path to the nomination is only growing more difficult. she's up against history. no republican candidate has ever won the first two states and went on to lose the nomination. >> when you win iowa and you win new hampshire, they've never had a loss. there's never been. so we're not gonna be the first, i can tell you. >> reporter: hours earlier when i asked trump about haley staying in the race, he insisted he wasn't that concerned. mr. president, is she a threat to you? >> no. i don't care if she stays in. let her do whatever she wants. it doesn't matter. >> reporter: but once she refused to drop out after the win, he lashed out, calling her delusional. >> when i watched her in a fancy

dress that probably wasn't so fancy. i said, what's she doing? we won. i don't get too angry, i get even. >> reporter: trump's speech was light on policy, heavy on personal attacks and grievances. the former president making false claims about everything, from the 2020 election to democratic policy, to who was allowed to vote in the new hampshire republican primary. the nikki haley primary campaign responding to trump's speech overnight calling it an angry rant that offered the american people nothing about his vision for the future of the country, robin. >> all right, rachel. thank you. we'll bring in our political director, rick klein, to break down the results. good morning, rick. >> good morning, robin. it was striking to see the record turnout in new hampshire. unlike iowa, you had new records. you saw a bunch of places with nikki haley did quite well. it was also really interesting to see how different the electorate was. different kind of voters. 46% of people voting in the republican primary were independents. that is a big difference from iowa. you see it reflected in some of the big issues in the exit poll. 47% of republicans say biden was

legitimately elected in 2020. the other side is wrong on the facts. but again, for republican, that's actually a pretty striking number when you compare it to other places. get this, 42% of republicans voting yesterday said they don't think joe biden is qualified, fit to be president. that's a warning sign if you're donald trump. also this split on abortion. fascinating. these are republicans. two-thirds say they oppose a national ban on abortion. that's a big difference than we have seen in other places. if you look at what's coming up ahead, you start to see the enormity of the challenge for nikki haley. she's right. there's lots of states that haven't voted. most of the nation has not voted. but if you hone in on what's coming up in the next couple of weeks, you start to see the stark challenge. she's not even on the ballot in nevada. she can't get any of those delegates. next up her home state of south carolina. that really is must win. the reason is, you have about a month until then, then super tuesday is hot on its heels. that's when you have big state likes texas, north carolina.

virginia. some of them allow democrats and independents to vote, like new hampshire. much more lax rules on those things. bottom line, she's got to win in south carolina to have any chance of even lasting that long. >> all right, rick. appreciate it. george? >> let's get more from jon karl and mary bruce. i watched rick go through the map right there, jon. nikki haley, hard to see a path toward any kind of nomination for her at this point. >> look, new hampshire was the state where she was best positioned to win of all states. she came in second. she wanted to come in second in iowa and she wanted to win in new hampshire to propel her to what still would have been an uphill battle against trump. instead, third in iowa, she loses a two-person race in new hampshire. but, george, it's not over. we should keep in mind what rick said in the beginning. only two small states have voted. she goes to her home state, where true, trump is even more popular there than he was in new hampshire or iowa. >> but her home state, tim scott is endorsing donald trump.

>> both home state senators and everybody in the congressional delegation except for one member of congress, the governor. they're all with trump. let's not forget, she got elected governor twice there. she was a popular governor. got re-elected overwhelmingly. this is not over. >> are you actually convinced she's going to stay in through south carolina? >> look, she's the only one left. she has the money. she has the resources. she has a candidate that she's running against in donald trump who is volatile, under investigation, all that. look at his speech last night. it was vindictive, angry, threatening. it continued after he was done speaking. it went on social media, complaining about fox news, attacking his former press secretary. he is a volatile candidate. i think there will be pressure on her to drop out, but there will also be donors who want to stay in just because you don't know what's going to happen to him. >> is this truly the candidate joe biden wants? >> the message from the white house and the president's campaign is joe biden beat donald trump before. he can beat him again.

this morning the message coming out of the biden campaign is game on. they are very clearly gearing up for a general election. the president, in a statement last night said flatly, donald trump is going to be the gop nominee. he said our very democracy is at stake. he made a direct appeal to those key independents and republican voters who don't support trump to join his fight. george, he's also changing up his campaign structure. he is dispatching two of his top white house aides who helped run the 2020 campaign sending him over to help manage his re-election. perhaps the clearest sign that he's changing gears, biden himself is ramping up direct attacks on trump. he called him out 14 times yesterday. >> no question. if you look at the results, you basically have two incumbents. on the republican side, donald trump, democratic side joe biden. relatively joe biden did better with democrats than donald trump did with republicans. >> a lot better and without really campaigning, without having his name on the ballot. look, a lot of those voted in new hampshire. we saw this in iowa as well, who

voted for the nontrump alternative, which was nikki haley. didn't vote. they told people they did not vote because they liked nikki haley. they voted because they wanted to oppose donald trump. this is a phenomenon that could really hurt him in a general election which you have significant number of republicans and republican leaning independents who simply will not vote for donald trump. in a close race, that could be decisive. >> jon karl, mary bruce, thank you very much. michael? >> all right, george. we're gonna turn to the middle east now and new u.s. air strikes targeted iran backed militia groups. this time in iraq. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz is here. martha, you spoke to iran's foreign minister. >> i certainly did, michael. iran is at the center of all of this. the u.s. air strikes have been ramping up every day, growing in scope and frequency, with militants targeting american assets throughout the region. overnight, u.s. central command announcing another strike in yemen targeting two houthi anti-ship missiles posing an imminent threat. this is the tenth military air

strike in the region. a separate operation tuesday targeted three sites in iraq, including a weapons storage facility housing armed drones and missiles. the strikes in direct retaliation for attacks on american troops over the weekend, including the al asaid air bass where military personnel suffered traumatic brain injuries. and in the red sea, the u.s. also trading fire with the iran backed houthis. iran's foreign minister praising the yemeni rebel attacks on commercial vessels and targeting of u.s. navy ships. he called them brave, but denying evidence his country is supplying the weapons. >> the pentagon sent out pictures of those weapons showing they were from iran. >> it's a show they put on tv, he claims. american officials have sent multiple private messages to iran, warning against escalation.

is there a red line for iran where you would enter a war with the u.s.? the minister saying the danger of a wider war has increased, and that the threat will persist as long as the u.s. stands behind israel. foreign minister blamed the war in gaza for all of these militant attacks, but expect these retaliations to continue. since deterence has clearly not worked. guys? >> always appreciate your reporting. now to the dangerous winter weather. an icy mix in the northeast. 17 states under flood watch for combination of heavy rain and melting snow. you know ginger's tracking it all, including a dangerous fog alert as people get ready to drive the work. ginger? >> so many people. 49% of our country is covered in some level of snow. we've been so cold. now you're going to take warm air and rain, put it on top of that, and that makes fog.

we had ground stops overnight. not just in dallas but up to chicago. some delays definitely possible. gonna make for difficult travel on the roads, too. visibility less than quarter mile from san angelo to detroit, michigan. overnight, lightning illuminating the skies over southeast texas. dense fog grounding many flights from dallas to chicago. roads across parts of the midwest glazed. an officer in indiana helping a man in a wheelchair as traffic rushes by. in jonesboro, arkansas, new video of a heroic rescue. a young boy trapped in a pond after he had fallen through the ice, saved over the weekend. >> all right, buddy. come on. >> and in san diego, california -- >> we've been standing here, the water rose 6 inches. >> first responders working around the clock to clean up after the rainiest day in nearly a century. >> our whole fence is down. >> fresh video capturing roads submerged. >> another car. >> many people abandoning

vehicles that were swept away by rushing waters. the heavy rain is now centered on southeast texas and louisiana. we've seen dozens of flash flood warnings. that's the type that we really say don't drive if you don't have to. those flood watches go up to buffalo, new york. we're going to see the heavy rain and rounds of storms. some in louisiana could include isolated tornados and even damaging winds, robin. >> got to be on the lookout for that. ginger? what about that winter warm-up you promised? >> i knew you'd be interested. so not only are we going to see that warm-up we've been talking about all week, that gets us to about 20 degrees above normal in new york city by friday, washington, d.c. trying to touch on 70. here in the middle of january? but we'll have a little cool early next week an then most of the nation is going to be well above average to ends january and start february. people in the great lakes could see record highs. lot of folks are saying, can we golf? that's the type of heat we're looking at to start february. >> i gotta say that's the first thing i thought. [ laughter ]

>> thank you, ginger. we're going to turn now to new warnings for boeing after a delta flight lost a wheel just as it was about to take off. it's the latest in a series of mishaps for the aviation giant. gio benitez has the latest. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning. the ceo of boeing, dave calhoun, is heading to capitol hill to meet with senators after the door plug flew off the alaska airlines flight. this latest delta incident was likely a maintenance issue, but it comes just as boeing is already under the microscope. it was a scary incident in atlanta. >> this is aircraft looking at you. one of your nose tires just came off. >> reporter: a delta boeing 757 getting ready for takeoff, losing one of its nose tires. >> you have located the tire? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: while experts say this is likely a maintenance issue on the 31-year-old jet, boeing has faced a slew of questions over other recent incidents. >> my god, it's on fire.

>> reporter: just days ago sparks shooting from the engine of a boeing 747 cargo plane over miami. then, of course, that door plug that flew off a boeing 737 max 9, 16,000 feet in the air. alaska airlines ceo says inspectors have found many loose bolts and that he's frustrated and angry. >> boeing is better than this. flight 1282 should never have happened. >> reporter: 171 max 9's remain grounded, as boeing announces it will pause manufacturing at its plants to hold working sessions on quality control. although boeing's ceo has said the company is going to get better, airlines are growing frustrated with delays. united saying orders for the max 10 are not cancelled, but the plane is removed from internal growth plans. its cfo saying the max 9 grounding is kind of the straw that broke the camel's back. >> what you're seeing is tremendous cooperation between boeing, the airlines and the

ntsb and the faa. they'll get the answers. they'll get these birds back in the air safely, but it will take a couple of weeks. >> reporter: meanwhile, we're told the boeing ceo's meetings on capitol hill were his request. without a doubt, these lawmakers are going to have some tough questions as the boeing brand itself faces a tough road ahead. >> now they're looking at another model, gio? >> reporter: that's right. the faa has asked boeing to look at the 737 900 and the airlines as well. this is a proven airplane that has been flying for almost 20 years. but it also has a door plug. so they want to make sure that is safe and all of the major airlines, delta, american, united, they all fly the 737 900 so they'll all be looking at that, george. >> okay, gio thank you very much. coming up, the connecticut mom on trial for helping cover up the killing of her boyfriend's estranged wife. we'll talk about the evidence introduced in court. plus some of the most popular payment apps under fire.

a top prosecutor warning they are leaving users vulnerable to fraud. why barbie fans are calling out the oscars. first back to ginger. >> good morning. baltimore, one of those cities that ended their snow drought. they finally got a little bit. you can see it in the background on the earth cam this morning. temperature just under 40 so we're already starting to become more mild than we were last week. one last kiss of january that's coming through. that's why we've got these winter weather advisories. some into new england, vermont, new hampshire. maine included. start again this afternoon, go through early tomorrow. there are a couple rounds coming through. one that's happening this morning and then most of us, including much of pennsylvania, new jersey, new york, connecticut, all rain tonight. but up in the highest elevations, you will see more of that icing especially for the green and white mountains into maine. so keep an eye on that. that will still make roads slick before we get to our 20 degrees above average. ground hog day, by the way, is when the heat comes through. i'll be having a fight with the rodent. your local weather in 30 seconds.

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and folksy writing style, his love of music and poetry. above all, heart. charles osgood was 91 years old. good man. >> brilliant man. >> loved him. we've got a lot more ahead including a top da calling out payment apps. why he says many aren't secure enough. that's all coming up, george. right now the connecticut woman accused of helping her late boyfriend cover up her wife's murder. prosecutors showed evidence and videos that connect her with the crime. erielle reshef here with the details. >> reporter: yesterday a gut wrenching day in court and that case against her stretching into a second week. she is first tot stand trial for the death of jennifer dgulos. prosecutors say troconis conspired with dgulos ex-stranged husband to kill jennifer and the two covered up the crime. >> good morning, your honor. >> reporter: this morning a jury hearing the case against michelle trakonis, the alleged accomplice and girlfriend of the connecticut father accused of killing his estranged wife, the mother of his five children.

jennifer missing for four years before being declared legally dead in 2023. her husband dying by suicide while awaiting trial for her death. now troconis on trial. facing charges including conspiracy to commit murder. prosecutors zeroing in on surveillance videos showing troconis. they show him traveling in his pickup truck after his wife's disappearance throwing away 30 bags of items around the city. one shot showing a woman bending out of that truck. prosecutors say it was troconis. her attorney denied it. >> somebody was clearly involved. bottom line is, i have yet to see anything that suggests that michelle troconis knew anything about what he was up to. >> the smartest tactic that the defense can take is to admit that she was in the car.

if she was in the car her dna will be found on everything. they don't have to explain that portion of the evidence. they just have to dispute now whether or not she was knowledgeable of what these items contained. >> reporter: in court tuesday, jurors seeing zip tie, gloves and clothing with blood stains. prosecutors say they were pulled from those trash bins. before her death, they were locked in a bitter divorce and custody battle and prosecutors allege troconis plotted with him to kill jennifer and then cover up the crime. the family nanny taking to the stand, describing the day she reported jennifer missing. >> the second i called jennifer, like, my stomach just sank. 'cause she never not answered her phone. >> reporter: troconis pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to commit murder, evidence tampering and hindering prosecution. jennifer duglos' family saying in part, seeing the physical evidence on tuesday was brutal, but also crucial. she died a tragic death and her

loss is felt beyond what words can express. the family adding they believe in justice. this is a tragedy for those five children. >> we continue to think about her family and what they're going through. all right, erielle, as always, thank you. now an alert about payment apps with a top district attorney calling on venmo, zelle and cash app to do more to protect users, claiming they leave customers vulnerable to fraud. aaron katersky is here with what to know. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, robin. payment apps are exploding in popularity. in part because they make things so easy, from splitting a check to sending your nephew a few bucks on his birthday. what's attractive to users is also attractive to criminals. this morning one of the country's most powerful prosecutors is leaning on venmo, zelle and cash app to do more to protect consumers. manhattan district attorney alvin bragg sent letters to the companies warning of a troubling rise in illegal behavior because they have insufficient security measures. once a thief steals a phone, users are left vulnerable to fraud that's draining bank accounts of significant sums of

money. >> if there aren't guardrails, we're going to see more of these cases. we're going to see more financial harm, possibly more physical harm. >> this is getting violent in some cases, right? >> technology makes it far more problematic. if i put my hand in your pocket 20 years ago, i might pull out $20. unlike 20, 30 years ago, if i get ahold of that, i might have all your life savings. >> reporter: the da says payment apps now handle an estimated $1 trillion in transfers and as their use climb, frauds and scams have proliferated. zachary skinner said an armed man in a mask approached him outside a bar in chicago, demanded his phone and siphoned $1,000 through zelle. >> i remember in the moment i was freaking out. i was just like, just do whatever this guy really wants from me. i just wanted to get out of there mostly unscathed. >> reporter: early morning services the network operator of

zelle said due to privacy it does not comment on individual consumer complaints but is aware of isolated incidents. providing a safe and reliable service is their top priority, and all financial institutions are required to reimburse consumers for confirmed fraud claims. the district attorney called on the companies to adopt new security measures including limits on transactions, secondary verification and better monitoring of unusual activity. both venmo and cash app said they're committed to customer safety without committing to the reforms the da is seeking. >> the apps provide great services, allowing us to move money around, stay connected. but these safe guards would go a long way to deterring this criminal conduct. >> reporter: and, guys, they might take a page from apple, which just released stolen device protection. once it's enabled it would restrict what a thief could do with a stolen pass code, accessing sensitive information would require the owners biometrics, guys. >> we'll have more on that in our next hour. aaron, thank you very much.

coming up, lara is here with reaction after the oscar nominations. >> yeah, you guys. forget barbie pink. fans of the film are feeling blue this morning on the heels of two big oscar snubs. we will tell you how two of the stars who did get nominations are expressing their disappointment. we imagine they feel kenough is enough. we'll get into it next on gma. ys keep... coming... back... inflammation might be to blame. over-the-counter eye drops can provide temporary relief. xiidra can provide lasting relief. it targets inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. xiidra? no-o-o! xiidra treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied, and unusual taste sensation. why wait? ask your doctor about a 90-day prescription and pay as little as $0. xiidra. (grunt)

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back with the oscar nominations. the billion dollar blockbuster "barbie" had an incredible year. now director greta gerwig is the first woman to direct three best picture nominees. but she did not earn a nomination in the director category. some people are unhappy. lot of people scratching their heads. >> that they are indeed, michael. good morning to you all. many are saying that life is imitating art. "barbie" is the movie about female empowerment and resilience. now fans are pointing to america ferrera's monologue after the two women behind the blockbuster were not nominated in their respective categories. ♪ this morning confusion in hollywood over a major oscar snub. >> hi, barbie. >> hi, barbie. >> reporter: barbie scoring eight nominations. >> not only are you doing everything wrong but also everything is your fault. >> reporter: including best supporting actress for america

ferrera. and supporting actor for ryan gosling. also getting best picture nod. but left out the billion dollar blockbuster's star, margot robbie and greta gerwig for directing. >> i think the name everyone has on their lips is not barbie, it's greta gerwig. she did get nominated for adaptive screenplay but was snubbed in best director which many people, including myself, thought she was going to be a shoe in for. >> reporter: fans are upset. >> how does ken get an oscar nomination for barbie but barbie doesn't get an oscar nomination for barbie? >> if you scripted this scenario, no one would ever believe you. >> reporter: and gosling releasing a statement saying, quote, there is no ken without barbie and there is no barbie movie without greta gerwig and margot robbie. to say i am disappointed would be an understatement. >> it is impossible to be a woman. >> reporter: nominations for

each category determined by those who were members of it, meaning actors vote for actors and directors determine who gets the directing nods. >> the directors branch is a lot smaller than the actors branch. it does lean much more male and an older group of voters. >> reporter: but experts say the snub could end up playing to barbie's advantage when it comes to best picture. >> anything can happen. attitudes can change. people can, you know, rally behind a film if they think it's kind of lagging behind others. so this is definitely something that the award strategists behind barbie or any other film for that matter will probably consider and try to take advantage of. >> we shall see. some are comparing the snub of gerwig to barbara streisand and prince of tides. she was not acknowledged her her directing. billy crystal pointed that out during his opening monologue. take a look at this.

♪ seven nominations on the show did this film direct itself ♪ [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> i mean, he's got a point. there is some consolation for robbie and gerwig. they are both nominated in other categories. gerwig for adaptive screenplay and robbie as one of the producers of the film. interesting how it will all play out. we shall see. coming up very soon. >> i miss billy crystal hosting the oscars. >> classic. >> jimmy's great, too. >> of course. we love our jimmy. >> that's right. >> sorry, jimmy. love you. >> coming up, lara stick around. play of the day. >> lara: we love you! when you shop wayfair, you get big deals for your home - every day. so big, we'll have you saying... am i a big deal? yeah you are, because it's a big deal, when you get a big deal.

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personal information, including your finances and your photos. becky worley is gonna show us how to turn it on. we start with donald trump and joe biden. both scored big in the new hampshire primary. nikki haley vowing to fight on but all signs now point to a rematch between the president and the incumbent he defeated in 2020. let's go back to rachel scott in new hampshire. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning to you again. donald trump scoring a decisive victory here in new hampshire, beating his own u.n. ambassador by 11 points. nikki haley really put it all on the line. she campaigned here far more than the former president she endorsed by the state's republican governor. in the end, it was not enough. still after two disappointing finishes in both iowa and new hampshire, haley vowing to press on to her home state of south carolina. that did not go over well with the former president. just hours before the primary, he told me he wouldn't care if haley stayed in the race through super tuesday, but after she made that statement to stay in the race, he lashed out calling her an imposter, saying she was delusional.

he delivered a speech light on policy, heavy on personal attacks. making false claims about everything from the 2020 election to democratic policies, to also who could vote in the new hampshire republican primary. the haley campaign closely watching that speech, responding, insisting trump's speech was an angry rant that offered the american people nothing about his future vision for this country. haley herself is facing growing pressure to drop out of the race even from the rnc chair woman who said she's doing the math and does not see a path forward for nikki haley. >> it does look like an uphill fight. thank you very much. robin? george, going to turn to johnson and johnson reportedly reaching a settlement related to investigations by over 40 states in the claims that misled consumers about the safety of its baby powder. rhiannon ally is here with the latest. good morning, rhiannon. >> good morning, robin. johnson and johnson will pay about $700 million to the states involved in the investigation. after being accused of failing to warn consumers about possible

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they can access your photos, data and take out credit cards in your name. after months of reporting by "the wall street journal" apple is addressing this with a new setting called stolen device protection. if you turn it on the phone will no longer accept just your pass code to open some of these sensitive apps. they'll need a fingerprint or face i.d. that act freezes out thieves and may make stealing a locked phone pretty useless for criminals, michael. >> becky, this question here. how do we turn the setting on? >> first update the software on your phone. once that's done, sometimes it's automatic. sometimes you have to do it. click on settings. face id and passcode and turn on stolen device protection. the stories people getting locked out of their phones, these are really rough. this is something i strongly recommend people do, michael. >> robin and i are doing it right now. id and passcode. >> you said go -- go to

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back now with our gma cover story. actress sofia vergara revealing in a new interview what she said caused her split from her ex-husband. erielle reshef is back with that story. >> good to see you guys again. this is truly a soul baring interview she did. she is known for her comedy and no holds barred honesty. now sofia vergara is getting real about the reason for her recent divorce saying they didn't see eye to eye about o livi her life as an open book, and now sofia vergara opening up about the latest chapter that just ended, revealing the reason behind the split from her husband. the 51-year-old saying my

marriage broke up because my husband was younger. he wanted to have kids and i didn't want to be an old mom. i feel like it's not fair to the baby. i respect who ever does it, but that's not for me anymore. the modern family star speaking to a spanish newspaper adding, i had a son at 19 who is now 32. i am ready to be a grandmother, not a mother. >> what was important for a couple in the beginning of their relationship, when they were first getting to know each other, when they were making their marriage vows. those change over time. >> vergara is four years older than manganiello. they often gushed about each other online. after nearly a decade together the two announcing their divorce last july. when it comes to finding love again, vergara saying, with her classic candor, the guy has to come with their own children. i'm almost in menopause. when my son becomes a dad, let him bring the baby to me for awhile, then i'll give it back to him and go on with my life.

and vergara is tackling her 50s with force, embracing how far she's come and looking forward to the future with optimism and gratitude saying, i feel very fulfilled. i have done more in my career than i have ever dreamed of. i can't even think about complaining about anything. she is embracing where she is in her life. >> she was here recently in the studio. she was embracing that. >> we wish them both the best. >> definitely an authentic one. we wish for the best. >> all right, thank you, as always. now to our weight loss revolution series. becky worley looked at different options for those struggling to reach a healthy weight including lifestyle changes, surgeries and, becky, you are focusing on the new medications that are out there. >> that's right, michael. so many americans are classified as overweight. two in five suffer from obesity. for many of these new drugs, it's just been revolutionary for people. the hype and the buzz have been extreme as well.

how do you know if drugs like wegovy, ozempic are for you? stephanie from washington state says when she hit 260 pounds, she knew something had to change. >> i started having problems with high blood pressure, prediabetes. >> reporter: after years of trying diet and exercise, she says nothing seemed to help. >> i was frustrated. super frustrated. very miserable with everything. >> reporter: she talked to her doctor about getting on monjouro a diabetes medication being used off label for some for weight loss. >> i have lost 93 pounds since march. i feel absolutely amazing. honestly this has been a god send. >> reporter: since stephanie started monjouro, another drug, zepbound which has the same active ingredient, has been approved for weight loss, joining wegovy as an approved weight loss injectable. >> what we're seeing right now is a huge revolution in the treatment of metabolic disease.

>> reporter: an obesity specialist helps people with which intervention is right for them. >> i think people who have been trying for years to lose weight and haven't been able to succeed are excellent candidates for treatment like this. and what they will realize, it's not their fault. there's something physical that's going on in the background. >> reporter: he said candidates should have a bmi of 30, or if they have a preexisting condition like high blood pressure or cholesterol, their bmi can be as low as 27. he adds these drugs are not for everyone. what about people who have an extra 10, 12 pounds that they just want to get off quickly? >> these medicines are not for those people. >> reporter: and he says there are some people with higher bmi's who are better candidates for bariatric surgery. >> we see patients who don't respond to these medicines. their brain, we believe, are resistant to even these brand new glp1's. we're not sure why that is.

>> reporter: but for stephanie, her healthier weight, thanks to medications has been the right fit and a welcome relief. some news breaking on this topic. a new analysis from epic research that looked at the health records of 20,000 people taking semaglutide say many people do avoid regaining weight after stopping the drugs. in the epic study over half patients maintained their weight loss even a year after discontinuing the medication. only about 18% of people regained all the weight they had lost. this is encouraging for people taking semaglutide especially in light of prior warnings about weight gain in some people who stopped the drug. everyone's different. doctors are still learning how people respond to these types of drug, guys. >> like you said, it's encouraging, but everyone is different. yeah. great job, becky. thank you for that. time now, lara, pop news. what you got? >> let's do it, michael. good morning to you. we will begin this morning with some news from the oscar

nominations. we got to that earlier. the snubs. we also want to celebrate some record makers this morning. starting with diane warren. her record continuing for her song choir inside from flaming hot. warren having fun with it, saying quote, i'm thrilled beyond. now the number of oscars i have been nominated for has caught up to my emotional age, which is 15. congratulations diane. she has yet to win, but maybe this will be her year. i'm feeling it diane. history also being made by the composer john williams who, at 91, is the olest oscar nominee in history and the most nominated person alive. best original score for indiana jones and the dial of destiny. martin scorsese making history as the oldest best director nominee for "killers of the flower moon" with this. he now beat out steven spielberg as the second most nominated director in movie history,

behind only william wilder. he's got 12. congratulations to all the nominees. we cannot wait for the 96th annual oscars. it airs sunday march 10th, 7:00 p.m. new time. little earlier. get that party started. >> let's do it. >> also in pop news, let's talk music. it's your life and it's now or never. ♪ it's my life ♪ >> thank you, control room. the legendary rock band bon jovi ready to tell all in a docu series for hulu. every member of the band past and present is getting their full cooperation. the four part series called thank you good night set to give fans a behind the scenes look at the music and the man behind the hit. it is set to have 40 years of personal videos, never before seen photos and the life that chronicled his life from the jersey shore to the world's biggest arenas. as the filmmaker writes it is rare that legend like bon jovi would let the world into his

most vulnerable moments while he is still living. it premieres july 26 on hulu. thank you good night. what were you saying, george? >> he will be here to talk about it. >> good get. how did you do that? we'll talk more about dwayne johnson, another friend of the show. he now owns the rights to his long time nickname. it was made famous during his pro wrestling career. comes from his pro wrestler father wwe hall of famer rocky johnson. he was the first black champ in wwe history. the nickname transferred and johnson has just been appointed to the board of directors of the company that owns ufc and wwe. they granted johnson full ownership of the rock trademark which they had previously owned. johnson stated, quote, being on the tko board of directors and taking full ownership of my name, the rock, is not only unprecedented but incredibly inspiring as my crazy life is coming full circle.

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still some rain on top of the snow we've got in western new york. that would be foggy, too. let's get a check here now is calista flockhart. we all remember her from ally mcbeal. she's starring in feud capote versus the swans. thank you for coming in. so looking forward to this show. i remember reading the book this was based on. what drew you to the script? >> so many things. first of all, i was a fan of the first feud. i don't know if you saw it. >> yes.

>> it was amazing. >> loved it. >> and then just, i'm a huge fan of ryan murphy. i'm a huge fan and friend of john robin bates, otherwise known as robbie, the writer. all these actresses. it was just a dream cast. >> what a power house. naomi watts, tom hollander, diane lane, molly ringwold, demi moore. so packed with talent. must have been a lot of fun. >> it was a lot of fun. it was a lot of hard work. it was a little intimidating at first. >> but it ups your game, right? >> it ups your game. got to rise to the occasion. yeah. >> you are also a fan of truman capote? >> i'm a big fan of truman capote. that's another thing. >> you play lee radizwell, sister of jackie kennedy onassis. what should we know about her? >> she was a pretty amazing woman. she was a new york socialite. she was at the top of her game. she was a fashion icon.

she was rich. she was a princess. she was bred to marry well and marry the right man. marry a rich man. i think she lived in the shadow of her sister. >> hard not to. >> so she was a woman who was in search of her own identity for a lot of her life, which she found in various ways. so she was intelligent. >> let's take a look at the clip. >> yeah. >> fact. we have a man, a celebrated little man, trying to outdo himself in a ballet called dance of the seven trumans. when he spins himself for having made so many declarations to so many friends. best friends. >> that is a classic 1960s hair do right there.

>> that was a really nice wig. >> what's at the heart of all of this. truman betrayed all of these swans at one point. >> he did. he did. that's the story. he engraciated himself into their lives and he befriended them. they opened up to him. lee opened up to him, confided in him. then he wrote about them and exposed them in a book called "answered prayers." there was also an excerpt of it in "esquire" magazine. >> so much of this takes place at the lunch tables of manhattan. if you could pick anyone in history to have that kind of lunch with, who would it be? >> i think i would pick truman capote. i would like to have a word with him. [ laughter ] >> not afraid he'd betray you after the lunch? >> i don't think he can anymore. >> we all saw your cast mates of ally mcbeal get together.

>> ah, yes. >> that looked like a lot of fun and it sparked talk of a reboot. do you think it will happen? >> i don't know. i hope so. it would be fun. >> where do you think ally would be today? >> where would ally be today? >> yeah. >> oh my goodness. probably still in boston, or maybe new york city. i don't know. i hope she's happy. >> we hope we get to see her again. thank you for coming in today. >> thank you. >> capote versus the swans premieres next wednesday 10 p.m. on fx, streams the next day on hulu. thanks for coming in. jamie oliver is back with garlic chicken recipes with on five ingredients. that's coming up. and for some, it's weight loss surgery. what could work for you tomorrow? gma has real answers. it's the weight loss revolution on good morning america. the 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

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bergamotto, did you try it out? >> you know i did, robin. good morning. the sleepy girl mocktail is everywhere on social media. but what exactly is it and how does it work? take a look. >> i have this cocktail every single night. >> the drink that's waking up the internet. >> it kind of smells like wine. >> the sleepy girl mocktail racking up over 55 million views some tik tok users are claiming it's given them the best sleep of their life. >> i took this an hour ago. i literally cannot keep my eyes open. >> reporter: influencer gracie norton kicking off the craze combining tart cherry use, magnesium powder an soda saying it is part of her night time routine. >> i noticed a difference the first night. i think it's one of the reasons it went viral. when i wake up i'm not groggy. >> but does it really work? research is contradictory. magnesium was associated with better sleep quality while others say there was no difference when compared to the placebo group.

>> magnesium is great for smoothing muscle contraction and relaxation. is it going to be that magic sleep pill? i'm not 100% sure. >> nutritionists say that while the ingredients are relatively safe, to take everything in moderation. >> tart cherry use, in large quantities, we don't know how that will have an impact on your blood sugar. magnesium in large quantities, we don't know how it will have an impact on your gi track. so really tread lightly. >> so, of course, i had to try it. i have kids, an early wakeup time. i don't think it could hurt. sweet dreams. and dream well i did. i definitely felt an overall relaxation from head to toe. disclaimer. i only tried it once so i can't say it's the sleeping that social media claims it to be, but i had no trouble falling asleep last night. i did need an extra coffee this morning. am i convinced? i'm gonna have to sleep on it. [ laughter ] >> i do a version of it. i think it probably works.

who knows about the placebo effect? it's a good ritual. >> george, always ahead of the trend. [ laughter ] >> always ahead. thanks, as always. michael? >> thank you, robin. our friend jamie oliver, he is back and showing us easy recipes with just five ingredients, all under $25. this morning he's cooking up some garlic chicken and charred brussel sprouts. jamie, great to see you, my friend. >> always a pleasure. >> two days in a row the studio smells great. >> we've got three days. three days literally. >> you have a whole section in your book dedicated to five ingredient recipes for chicken. >> not just for chicken. for many, many things. >> for many, many things. >> all kinds of dinner. >> but we're concentrating on chicken today. >> it's the protein of choice in america. lot of people buy it and get bored of it. the whole point of the book five ingredients, quick, simple, easy. small shopping list. because you have chicken every day, maybe you're getting bored.

take it on holiday. go to the mediterranean. this is inspired by the coast of lebanon. we've got really common things you always get in every supermarket. chicken, green, spinach, chick peas, garlic. have a little taste of that. sweet and sour. it's not hot. you thought it was chili. >> i don't know. just making sure. >> i have just cut some chicken up. salt, pepper, olive oil and garlic. >> people are intimidated with cooking chicken. some people are. what can you say to people who are intimidated by cooking chicken? >> what's beautiful about this, just cut the chicken in half. it's nice and white. got no troubles at all. we're going to cook in one pan so less washing up. all right. in here we have some spinach. this basically will break down in no time at all. we all need to be eating more beans, more legumes. chick peas are fantastic. >> you prefer chick peas in a jar. why is that? >> the ones in the jar are bigger, fatter, creamier.

you get more of a silky sauce. in about 45 seconds that will cook down. secret tweak on the flavor. little thimble of vinegar. just a little teaspoon will lift the flavor. hit that with salt and pepper. i'll put this together. it will end up looking like this. >> like that. >> finish up with the beautiful sauce. it's sweet, sour. almost like having lemon juice squeezed over the top. >> i'm going to make that tonight. i'll let you know how it is tomorrow when i see you. >> you're gonna love this. i'm going to ask you to burn some stuff. >> you say you burn it until it's gnarly on the outside. >> you can boil and steam greens. we're just charring them in a pan with salt. the natural sugars come out of these brussels. you can do this. when you char it, you get a smokiness. you start building flavor. you make it tender. steamy on the inside, charring on the outside. think caesar salad. inspired by that.

five ingredients are brussels. we've got lovely greek yogurt. some stale bread. one of the most wasted foods in america is steal bread. lemon. if you don't mind stirring. we're going to go in with our greek yogurt. if you do this dressing this way, 10% of the calories of making like a mayonnaise based sauce. this is delicious. it's got tang, complexity. it's lovely. lemon zest. how is your lemon squeezing? >> i'm good. >> you got strong hands. when you're squeezing lemons, squeeze through your hands so you catch any pips. >> oh, wow. >> salt, pepper, good extra virgin olive oil. >> okay. >> give that a nice stir around, my friend. then we're going to go in with our brussels. we're going to season it up. fresher, more tangy.

then also, with the croutons. one of the most wasted foods in america -- give it a good stir, my friend. you can stir it up or serve it like this. let's just stir it up. we can go in with croutons. just put this in. put in some parmesan. it makes it go really crispy. i have given you two styles of serving here. you can serve it like this, with the sauce. brussels on top. you can see how beautiful that looks. or you can mix it up and get in there. you can have a nice little plate. once you've got that all dressed up -- do you cook much at home? >> i'm going to be cooking this week. yeah. i'm taking that book home with me. i'm gonna use it. i have to cook for myself the next two weeks. i'm all over this, jamie. >> the thing about this book, it's got all kinds of meals. it's got breakfast, lunch, dinners. oh, no. now look what we've got. >> how are you? >> good to see you. >> hi, darling. lovely to see you. >> we're hungry.

>> man, chef. >> now this is too much. too much cooking chefs up here. minus me. i am not one of them. i truly am going to make this chicken tonight. unless you're not busy, you're more than welcome to make it. >> i'll come over and help you out. >> all right. there we go. >> that looks so good. >> you heard it right here. you guy, you can find these recipes on our website, good morning america.com. jamie is coming back tomorrow. chrissy tiegen will talk about her new show next. we'll be right back. (box thuds) (water boils) (packet tears) (tea bag clanks) (water pours) - listening to people that drink bigelow tea is so important to my family, because making that perfect cup,

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we're jus we're just chatting away over here. they have a new show called chrissy and dave dine out where they share a meal with some celebrity friends. how fun is this? take a look. >> you want it sliced? have you been eating anything? >> i know. will you please enjoy this one with us? >> why am i ever going to eat a pizza without smoked mozzarella again? mozzarella is great then you smoke it on top of it. there's nothing it won't go on. >> it's incredible. >> i love this idea. you say it's very organic because it's what you do. right, dave? you've been friends a long time. >> absolutely. >> 20 years ago started going out. john and i lived in the east village. heading up the street just to

eat there three, four times a week. fell in love with his cookbook. we did projects together. he took me to morocco. then this idea was hatched like four, five years ago and was one thing, then spun into a different entity. it's just been really fantastic. what we got out of being able to change the show and the additions, it's been great. >> chef, tell me about what happens on the show. >> well, it was hard to find 100 or so restaurants first. then we narrowed it down to five or six. l.a. has some of the best restaurants in the world. then finding our friends that we wanted to pair with each restaurant. we wanted to bring the restaurant to the audience. instead of shooting in a studio, we went out there and had a lot of fun, great food. i'm in the kitchen helping translate some of the things happening there, chrissy and joel are there. >> dave is so comfortable in the kitchen. i'm comfortable outside. >> getting some great cooking, insider information. beautiful food.

then you are doing what you do. you'll go there. >> there's so much. >> we just saw our friend jimmy. was anything off limits? >> oh, no, nothing was off limits. we didn't go into the show intending it to be so -- not salacious or juicy. it lends itself to it. it was natural. the kind of environment. the meals were not six hours long. they were real like normal length dinners. nobody wants boring chit-chat. >> no. >> so we -- it really just -- >> authentic. >> i think the food is the reason why the conversation was so good. great food can make people happy, get them to talk. >> your timing is great. we brought in one of your -- >> chris bianco's? >> yes. chris bianco's pizza. >> yes! >> this looks heavenly. why do you love his food so much? >> chris bianco, james beard

award winning chef. one of the greatest chefs america has ever produced. he happens to make some of the best pizza. we are lucky. >> brought tears to our eyes with the story and the way he spoke about food. he's a kook, but in the best kind of way. i was very pregnant, but i was sobbing. his story is so incredible and his passion for what he does in something so simple, making it so beautiful. it was emotional. it was an experience. >> that makes good tv. michael's eyeing the pizza. [ laughter ] get a doggy bag. you guys are both parents. there we go. thank you. great friend. you help each other out. we wanted to know your advice for taking little kids, and you've got a few between you, out to restaurants. >> yeah. don't. don't. [ laughter ] >> i found finding a loud restaurant that's quite busy.

it's counter intuitive. right? you think they wouldn't like that. it's more for the other guests. >> i have my one mush, he's only 7 months old. he will fall asleep. everyone comes over, he was so good. then my sd who is a year old. she just, you know, knives, glasses, everything shattering. it's chaos. >> competition how much they can touch. >> older one is reading from her phone and texting, yeah. >> can't go wrong there. >> nothing yet. >> how are all the kids? >> they're so good. the house is chaotic and fun. just the way i wanted it to be. and then, yeah, i mean, we have four dog, four children. it's just an abundance of beating hearts and love. it's so great. >> great to see you is happy. this project is so meaningful to you. >> it is. it is fun and easy to promote a show with someone you love working with and something you're so proud of doing. it's just fun. >> 20 years in the making.

>> 20 years. >> so excited. i'm in. it's great to see you both. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> we just adore you. everybody check them out chrissy and dave dine out. it premieres tonight on free form and also available on hulu tomorrow. ginger, let's send it over to you. >> can't wait. thank you, lara. if anyone is a fan of "a bug's life" got some great news and a great series for you to watch. national geographic and disney + have teamed up for a real life a bug's life, critters unlike any you have seen before. films will bring you right into the action. aquafina brings all of your fun. a real bug's life is streaming now on disney +. check it out. let's get a check closer to home.

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