>> i think they were paving the road and it got. they thought the squirrel fell in there, and it had, like, the outline of the squirrel, unfortunately. >> okay, i got confused. so what does that tell you about the groom? >> okay. that's odd. who cares at this point, one of the groom says he's always up for a new adventure. >> and this was his dream wedding at the rat hole. yeah >> okay. >> i'm done. >> i'm done for a bar >> good morning america, for our viewers in the west. powerful storms on the move. millions in the south and the east on alert for heavy rain and flooding. plus more extreme fog this morning for at least 25 states, as people get ready for the morning commute. and when is that big warm-up? ginger is tracking it all. in court. former president trump expected to testify in the trial to determine how much he must pay for defaming e. jean carroll.

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think about that. >> i will every time i'm in a building now. my mindset has shifted. that doesn't take away, we have a lot of news to get to. >> that's true. the faa paving the way for the boeing max 9 to resume flying after that midair door blowout. gio is going to have more as the company's ceo faces tough questions on capitol hill >> there's a nationwide recall of the popular cough syrup robitussin. and we'll talk about the economy and concerns over credit card debt. we'll begin with powerful storms on the move this morning. flood alerts from texas to the northeast. rob marciano starts us off in austin with the latest. good morning to you, rob. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, robin. we were worried about this storm. would it carry its impact east? they certainly have. especially with these rivers running high. it hit the gulf of mexico, just filled the clouds up bursting with flooding rain. torrential rains swamping louisiana roads leading to flash flood emergencies. water practically covering the hood of this car.

cars stalling out. this driver ending up in a ditch. with millions across the south facing the threat of flooding. here in texas, cars cautiously navigating this flooded highway underpass. this man hydroplaning, driving off an embankment right into a river. the ground collapsing around this massive sink hole after all the rain in livingston. this car bobbing in the water in jackson, mississippi, after attempting to drive through a flooded underpass. and in the midwest, drone footage captured huge chunks of ice breaking apart on lake michigan. well, the snap back from cold to warm certainly providing its own set of problem force a huge chunk of the country especially east of the rockies. that will continue over the next couple of days. michael? >> thank you, rob. bring in ginger. good morning, ginger. >> we're not done with all the water. it is moving slowly east. that's the problem. these storms move slowly, so

they just train, as we call it. they go over the same tracks. that's why you've got watches from tyler texas to providence, rhode island. for different reasons. buffalo's in one, too, because you got ice jams possible in a lot of the rivers in the north where there's been a lot of freezing. it's all about the heavy rain. jackson, mississippi again, new orleans, today. montgomery, alabama, in it now. so is atlanta. into western north carolina. knoxville, tennessee going to see pretty significant rain. when you put rain and the warm air over any of the cold, you get this. this is chicago. that was lake shore drive. they have less than a quarter mile visibility. that is really tough for airports and really tough on the roads. kansas city half mile, quarter mile in little rock. you'll have fog problems for the next two days. please take extra care. i saw it this morning. i'm sure you did, too. >> thanks. we'll get the latest on donald trump. he's off the campaign trail heading to a courtroom for a civil trial to determine how much he must pay for defaing e. jean carroll. senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky is at the

courthouse in downtown manhattan. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, george. court is resuming after a three day pause. assuming president trump does take the witness stand, there are going to be limits on what he can say. this trial is only about how much money, if any, trump needs to pay e. jean carroll for defaming her in 2019 after she accused him of sexual assault. an earlier trial determined trump did sexually assault carroll and found his statements denying it were defamatory. so on the witness stand, trump is not allowed to say otherwise, or accuse carroll of lying or of having improper motives for bringing her claim. the judge has already threatened to boot trump from court after the former president made disruptive side comments about the case that the jury could hear. the question is whether the former president abides by the restrictions on his testimony and his behavior. attorneys for e. jean carroll have already expressed concern that trump is going to use his

testimony to sow chaos or try to turn the trial into some kind of political campaign event. and carroll says trump is still defaming her, both on the campaign trail and in social media posts that he's made from the courtroom. george, she's seeking at least $10 million in compensation. >> this judge has become such a consequential figure. okay, aaron. thank you very much. nikki haley is focusing on her home state of south carolina despite more calls from top republicans to drop out of the race. rachel scott is in charleston. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: hey, george. good morning. this may be nikki haley's home state but she is the underdog here. she'll have the campaign trail largely to herself over the next few days and she will need it. she's trailing donald trump by double digits as more and more republicans rally behind him. nikki haley heading straight to her home state of south carolina resisting calls to drop out of the race. >> we are not gonna sit there and just give up. we're gonna sit there and we're gonna fight, because americans deserve better than what they have in these two options.

>> reporter: haley is trying to rebound after two back to back losses in iowa and new hampshire, questioning donald trump's mental fitness. >> get on a debate stage and let's go. [ cheers ] bring it, donald. show me what you've got! >> reporter: and calling out trump's victory speech, where he unleashed on his former u.n. ambassador, calling her delusional and an imposter. >> he pitched a fit. he was insulting. i know that's what he does when he is threatened. he should feel threatened without a doubt. >> reporter: but overnight trump threatening any prospective donors to haley on social media saying, anybody that makes a contribution will be permanently barred from the maga camp. haley now campaigning in her own back yard. she was born and raised here, serving as a popular governor for two terms. but south carolina has swung toward trump. >> he's got the backing. lot of people that feel he's tough on immigration, on the economy. i think nikki brings more in the

foreign policy area. >> reporter: air force veteran jay lombardo is supporting haley but says this is trump territory. do you think donald trump will be dominant here? >> unfortunately, yes. but he brings -- he just brings too much baggage with him. >> reporter: jay says he will end up supporting the eventual republican nominee. and president biden now saying it's clear that will be donald trump, gearing up for a rematch. >> usa! >> it's great to be home! >> reporter: biden welcoming an endorsement of the powerful united auto workers union four months after traveling to michigan to walk the picket line with workers. >> while i stood in solidarity with you on the picket line, as the president said, donald trump went to a nonunion shop. >> reporter: the south carolina primary still a few weeks away. trump does have the support of the state's governor and the rnc

chair woman who vowed to stay neutral during the primary is calling on nikki haley to drop out of the race. robin? >> thank you. we got good news for boeing. the faa cleared the way for the max 9's to resume flying as early as this weekend while the company's ceo faces tough questions on capitol hill. our transportation correspondent gio benitez is at reagan national airport for us. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, robin. good morning. right at this very moment, alaska airlines and united are working on those final official inspections to get these planes back in the air. as you said, that boeing ceo told senators he takes full responsibility. overnight the faa releasing its final instructions for airlines to inspect max 9's. united already saying it's putting the planes back in the air by sunday. alaska airlines even earlier, friday. this after three weeks of investigating that door plug that flew off the alaska airlines flight 16,000 feet in the air. the faa laying out an enhanced

maintenance process which will require an inspection of specific bolts, guide tracks and fittings and detailed visual inspections of left and right midcabin exit door plugs. >> it's four bolts properly installed, properly tightened. if they're in and properly inspected, these airplanes are as safe as any in the sky. the fix is simple. regaining the trust of the flying public is the harder part. >> reporter: the faa also telling boeing it can't expand on production of the maxes beyond what's already being built until there's a full investigation. the news coming hours after boeing's ceo, dave calhoun, took tough questions from lawmakers on capitol hill. >> we fly safe planes. we don't put airplanes in the air that we don't have 100% confidence in. >> reporter: the meetings were at boeing's request. >> the boeing ceo takes full responsibility for this and assured me this is the most important issue which i pressed him on. safety, safety, safety. >> reporter: reporters asking

calhoun about a "seattle times" report claiming the door plug was last installed by boeing, not the fuselage manufacturer spirit aerosystems. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: calhoun wouldn't comment, the company pointing us to the ntsb. and that boeing ceo will meet with at least one other senator today, senator ted cruz. boeing is actually going to pause production for today at its factory in washington to focus exclusively on quality control. robin? >> gio, we take this as the faa believing that the design of this plane is safe. >> reporter: that's right. the faa basically is saying that this design, door plugs are not new. they believe this design is safe. they believe this may be a quality control issue at these factories before these plane ever get to the airlines to begin with. so that's what they're going to be looking at very closely right now, quality control. >> that is good. all right, gio. thank you. >> okay, robin. we're going to the economy now.

new report on economic growth is due out this morning. whit johnson is on wall street with the story. good morning, whit. >> reporter: hey, george. good morning. this is like a report card on the health of the u.s. economy. the report shows that gdp growth was significantly stronger than many experts had anticipated. according to the commerce department, the u.s. economy grew at an annualized rate of 3.3% in the fourth quarter much higher than the increase of 2%. that would indicate a slowdown from the previous quarter's growth of 4.9% but still strong enough to support job growth and critically avoid a recession. so what's driving this growth? strong consumer spending is a top reason. americans opened their wallets this holiday season. retail sales were up 5.6% in december compared to a year ago. this leads to another concern, the record high credit card debt in this country. balances topping $1 trillion last year for the first time.

despite that, the economy keeps growing, unemployment remains low and at least for now, no sign of a looming recession. michael? >> all right. thank you so much, whit. now to a go to during cold and flu season. there's a nationwide recall of the popular cough syrup robitussin. our erielle reshef is here. good morning, erielle. >> good morning, michael. the recall of the popular cough syrup is due to microbial contamination. the maker of the drug saying it's voluntarily recalling eight lots of the cough syrup including robitussin honey for daytime and nighttime. ingesting it could lead to deadly infections for at risk people and for those not immuno compromised life threatening infections are not likely to occur but experts say serious symptoms that could neseccitate medical intervention cannot be

completely ruled out. so far there have not been reports of adverse events related to this recall. the company now advising anyone with those products to stop using them immediately. robin? >> good to know, erielle. thank you. now the new push to make it harder for children to log on to social media. one state is working on the strictest crackdown in the country. morgan norwood is here with what you need to know, especially if you have a 15-year-old at home. >> that's right. we've been covering how social media companies have faced a growing number of calls to make their platforms safer for young people. this morning lawmakers in florida with this major crackdown. they want these platforms off limits to kids altogether. this morning lawmakers in florida approving what could be the most strict regulation on social media in the country. the house passing a bill that would prohibit anyone under the age of 16 from signing up for most social media platforms, even if they have their parents approval. >> it's like a digital fentanyl. even the most plugged in parent or atuned teen has a hard time shutting the door against these addictive features. >> reporter: the bill targeting any social media site that tracks user activity, allows children to upload content or uses a distant feature designed

to cause compulsive use. >> they're just taking advantage of kids growing up. >> reporter: opponents say the bill infringes on parental rights and will face first amendment challenges in court. meanwhile in new york city -- >> we are the first major city in america to take this step and call out the danger of social media like this. >> reporter: mayor eric adams designating social media as an environmental toxin and public health hazard. >> we cannot stand by and let big tech monetize our children's privacy and jeopardize their mental health. >> reporter: the surgeon general warning up to 95 ppbts of youth, ages 13-17 report using the social media platform, with more than one-third saying they use social media almost constantly. and just this morning meta announced new safety measured aimed at teen including restricting private messages from strangers along with parental controls, michael? >> this is one of the situations you have to explain to your kids why. they'll have a lot of questions

and complaints about that. thank you very much, morgan. we're looking forward to a big nfl weekend. there's a lot of buzz about the big move from michigan for football coach jim harbaugh back to the nfl. will reeve has more from l.a. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, michael. who's got it better than jim harbaugh? fresh off returning michigan to glory with a national championship, he's bolting to the nfl, agreeing to a reported five-year deal to coach the l.a. chargers. harbaugh spent nine years at the coach at his alma matter. won 89 lost just 25. he had come to be practically worshipped in ann arbor. but the allure of returning to the nfl proved to be too strong. one deciding factor to become the first coach to win a national title and immediately leave for the nfl, potential looming discipline from the ncaa. harbaugh was suspended twice last season by michigan and the big ten conference for various alleged infractions, including his alleged role in that sign stealing scandal.

the ncaa may have punished him further. now he's out of their reach and back in the pros for the first time since 2014 when he coached the san francisco 49ers. guys, everybody's looking forward to another har-bowl when jim's chargers host john's ravens next season. guys? >> we'll be looking forward to that. thank you. john's ravens are gearing up for the road to the super bowl. coming up, how all the players are preparing for their last chance to punch a tick tote the big game. jon stewart is back at the daily show, presidential election year. >> and opening arguments set to begin in the trial of the mother of the michigan high school shooter. what we know about the jury. but first let's go back to ginger. >> that foggy start. nearly two dozen states have some sort of fog alert. it is murky there. looking to new york city through new jersey. that's the hudson river. we're going to see rounds of rain. remember, we're at 200% of normal precipitation already this month. most of that rain in the northeast. we're going to see more even going into another storm sunday, frozen on top of it. your local weather in 30 seconds.

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morning in the trial of the michigan mom whose son shot and killed four students at his high school. trevor ault is here with more. good morning, trevor. >> good morning, robin. these are the first parents of a school shooter to face charges. the mother jennifer crumbley on trial first. after two years of delays, her jury is set, with the first arguments beginning today in what could be a landmark case. >> all rise. >> reporter: this morning opening arguments expected in an unprecedented trial. jennifer crumbley facing four counts of involuntary manslaughter for her alleged role in the 2021 michigan school shooting carried out by her son which he killed four classmates and wounded several others. prosecutors say jennifer and her husband james crumbley purchased the weapon for her son, who testified it was kept unlocked. school officials say they told the crumbleys they had to get their son help after being called in to the school on the day of the shooting after the teen had written disturbing

messages, but the parents declined to take him home. the shooting unfolding only hours later. >> the notion that a parent could read those words and also know their son had access to a deadly weapon that they gave him is unconscionable and i think it's criminal. >> reporter: the jury for jennifer's trial now set. it features multiple parents and gun owners, including a hunter with children who keeps her guns at her father's house for safety, and a doctor who says he's very familiar with gun violence, but is a strong supporter of the 2nd amendment. >> there's different layers in terms of jurors experiences that will influence how they approach the case. so all those things and all those beliefs and attitudes and experiences come into play. >> reporter: the oxford high school shooter was just 15 at the time of the massacre. he's since pleaded guilty to multiple counts of murder, expressing remorse and referring to himself as a really bad person. last month families of victims relaying their grief at the

hearing where he was sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> november 30th, 2021 is a day that has forever changed my life. the day i found out that my daughter's life was taken. >> reporter: and jennifer crumbley has plead not guilty. she does want the judge to order her own son and three psychiatrists who met with him after the shooting to testify at her trial. her son's attorneys are fighting that. he's now appealing his own sentence. interestingly, the judge has granted a request for the prosecution. they will not say the name of the shooter at all during this trial. >> interesting. >> wow. >> thank you, trevor. jon stewart set to return to the daily show. he will host monday night serve as executive producer. chris connelly has the story. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, george. you're right, the late night og is returning for a once a week mondays only stint on the daily show. stewart's fans hoping he'll serve up the same stuff that made him a tv phenomenon.

>> welcome to the daily show! so nice to see ya! my name is jon stewart. >> reporter: that was then. and now, he's back. well, at least a little bit. jon stewart is hosting one day a week through the 2024 election season. the same show where once he reigned. >> 17 years is the longest i have ever in my life held a job by 16 years and 5 months. [ laughter ] >> reporter: stewart, who played soccer as a student at william and mary, comparing himself to a college athlete in his statement on social media, proclaiming his daily show encore, writing after much reflection, i have decided to enter the transfer portal for my last year of eligibility. excited for the future. that future puts him before a public that might be even more divided and contentious than the last time he was behind the desk. >> people are more political and much more prone to get offended or upset. it will be interesting to see how he navigates taking up his

old job in a very new climate. >> reporter: climate change not withstanding, the sound you hear is a sigh of relief from comedy central which in the wake of trevor noah's departure, has yet to announce his successor, seen mouthing hire a host as noah accepted the show's emmy this month. >> jon stewart, wherever you are, my friend, thank you for calling me up. >> reporter: now 61-year-old stewart coming back to the show that made him a cultural force. from 1989 on ward on the daily show stewart making the comedy central series into a source of news whose reach and influence exceeded traditional tvs becoming a trusted left of center conscience for his many devoted fans. >> came out of the white house not only dead broke, but in debt. >> i still get emotional just thinking about it. [ laughter ] >> jon stewart, really i think pressed viewers to be more skeptical of what they were consuming every day and thought more carefully about how they were getting their information about the world.

>> reporter: stewart's election year of mondays behind the desk begins the day after the super bowl, february 12th. george, i was just watching some of your daily show appearances. what were your impressions of jon stewart? >> i was probably on a few times while he was still hosting. always fun. always provocative. always a great conversation. he's not afraid to go out there and make waves. >> not at all. >> you heard it, jon. >> george wants him back on. >> thank you, chris. appreciate you. coming up nfl teams under pressure to make it to the super bowl. ravens/chiefs, 49ers/lions. oh my. who you got? , lions, oh, my. who you got to? ♪ ♪

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>> reporter: it's been 32 year since the lions have reached the nfc championship game. and this time they're led by number one draft pick quarterback jared goff. >> touchdown! >> he'll be squaring off against the very last pick in the 2022 draft, the 49ers brock purdy. >> obviously, just the bay area and the faithful in general. we want this game bad. >> this is the time you dream of as a kid. you grow up hoping to be in these final games. we're one win from our ultimate goal, getting to the super bowl and winning that game. >> reporter: lions fans are showing support, lighting up homes and buildings across michigan in blue. long suffering fans are going all out. >> let's go lions! >> reporter: jean and mike burkiss were so confident in their lion, they brought tickets before they won their first playoff game. >> mike bought our playoff tickets before we even beat the rams. two weeks ago. it was a secret but i received an e-mail from delta confirming our flight.

i was like, what is this? he said, well, i was trying to surprise you. >> figured let's go. at all cost. let's make it happen. >> reporter: meanwhile, baltimore, two of the best quarterbacks in the league, preparing to battle for the first time in the playoffs. the chiefs' patrick mahomes and baltimore's lamar jackson, who had this to say about each other. >> i don't like competing against him at all. [ laughter ] he's a great quarterback. >> he's going to be the mvp for a reason. he goes out there. he leads his team. he scores. he runs. he throws. he does whatever it takes to win. that's what the great greats do. >> if you're looking for predictions on who will win, you might want to look to the super bowl logo. it's always unveiled before we know which teams will be playing but weirdly for the last two years it has happened to include the colors of the teams that are playing. for example, 2022 it featured orange and yellow when the bengals played the rams. last year it had some green and some red in it when the eagles

were up against the chiefs. so if you believe the logo is a crystal ball, you should note this year's features are purple and red which mean, you heard it here first, folks. according to the magic logo, we will see the 49ers versus the ravens in the super bowl. >> do you think that's going to happen? who do you like? >> i actually think that's -- >> who do you have? >> who do you have? >> the logo thing? i think the logo thing means somebody has too much free time on their hands. [ laughter ] >> who do you like? >> i don't know. >> you like these matchups? >> i like everybody. i got friends on every team. leave me alone. i'm cornered. >> george? >> got to go for the lions. come on. [ applause ] >> let's go lions. >> i'm a saints fan. i can relate. >> from the jets to the saints, we get it. don't look at me like that. i said it. >> yes, you did. >> how about we dance into

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mid 80s. no need to make a nose hole for the ice, that's for sure. coming up here on gma, our series weight loss revolution looking at who the best candidates are for bariatric surgery. a new study on kids and anxiety. this is huge. i have got a 5 and an 8-year-old and i can tell you, i feel like it starts earlier and earlier. how exposing them to their fears could actually help them overcome them. we're going to meet a yoga teacher who is a ray of sunshine to her community. the big surprise that's gonna help her give back even more. you don't want to miss all of that. we love a ray of sunshine. your local news and weather are coming up next.

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would be criminals caught on camera, pizza delivery fails. police use them as a tool. but privacy advocates have concerns. there's a feature called ring neighbors in which users can share videos, whether it's to help catch thieves or find lost pets. in the coming days when that app updates its request for assistance tool will be eliminated. that's due largely to privacy advocates raising concerns over police departments and public safety agencies being allowed to mass request and receive video from app users through the tool. they worry it can turn neighborhoods into a place of constant surveillance and lead to more racial profiling. the company didn't specify white's ending it, but agencies like fire and police can still use the app to share information including safety tips and updates. the videos won't completely go away as a crime fighting tool. law enforcement agencies can still get a warrant to access them. michael? >> thanks, will.

we're going to turn now to a gma health alert. a new report out of the national institutes of health finding children suffering from anxiety may benefit from a form of cognitive behavioral therapy. our chief medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton is here to break it all down for us. doc, they discovered this treatment could result in identifiable changes to the brain. >> yeah. so first of all, cognitive behavioral therapy is the gold standard in treating anxiety in kids. this involves changing thinking and behavior that's causing problems. it's really the mainstay of psychological treatment. this study using functional mri to look at areas of the brain that are activated or kind of turned down in kids with anxiety who are not on medication showed that 12 weeks of cbt resulted in a lessening of certain areas in the brain that were highly activated before treatment. some areas did not demonstrate as much of a change.

so this really looked into the how and the why, the mechanism of how cbt works and present some interesting targets for future treatment and intervention. >> no parent wants their child to have anxiety. how can you tell if it's becoming a real problem? if so, what are your first steps? >> first of all, you know your child better than anyone. talk to your child's pediatrician if you see signs and symptoms of anxiety that are prolonged. once in awhile these things are normal, but if they start to interfere with life. feeling sad or hopeless, a big change in anger or irritability. and physical complaints, very very common particularly in younger children. their stomach hurts, their head hurt, they have difficulty sleeping. that's when you want to talk to their pediatrician. >> as a parent, being patient. managing and treating this is not a quick fix. >> absolutely not. not for kids or adults. >> all right, doc. thank you so much. >> you bet. >> see you on gma3. >> yes, you will. coming up avengers star mark ruffalo talking about the way he

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>> we are back with a gma cover story with one of our favorite guests mark ruffalo. the actor describing how he discovered he had a brain tumor back in 2001. he said it came to him in a dream. erielle is back and has details for us. good morning, erielle. >> fresh off his oscar nomination the actor rewinding back to a chilling moment in his life. it's not the first time he talked about this health scare. but now he's describing in vivid detail the premonition he said led to his diagnosis. >> that's my secret. >> reporter: this morning avengers star mark ruffalo opening up about a health scare, describing the brain tumor diagnosis that changed his life. the 13 going on 30 actor telling the smart list podcast that in 2001 he went to sleep with an ear infection and had an ominous dream. >> it was just like, you have a brain tumor. it wasn't even a voice. it was just pure knowledge, you have a brain tumor.

>> wow. that's amazing. >> you have to deal with it immediately. >> that's crazy. >> reporter: ruffalo immediately sought medical help the next day. >> the nurse calls the doctor out. she comes in and she says, you have a mass on your left side, the size of a golf ball. we don't know what it is. >> reporter: the now 56-year-old learned the golf ball size mass was benign but would require surgery. >> the type of tumor is a vestibular, a big nerve that comes off our brain stem and heads right towards the ear. >> reporter: ruffalo withheld his diagnosis from his wife for two weeks as she was days from giving birth to their son. >> when i told sunny about it, first she thought i was joking then burst into tears and said, i always knew you were going to die young! >> reporter: the oscar nominee going under the knife to remove the mass. but upon waking up, realizing something was wrong. >> completely deaf in one ear. when i woke up the left side of my face was totally paralyzed.

>> reporter: he said the paralysis eventually went away a year later. >> things like racial paralysis tend to come from swelling. was that swelling resolves you do see improvement in facial movement. >> reporter: the award winning actor still deals with some hearing loss, but still grateful for the journey, saying his priorities became very clear. and ruffalo's best supporting actor nomination for poor things is his fourth, bumping him into a record held by al pacino and jack nicholson. so some good company there, and much to look forward to. >> so nice as well. >> thanks, erielle. turning to our series weight loss revolution. this morning we're taking a closer look at bariatric surgery. becky worley is taking a look at how the obesity medicine is changing with the availability of weight loss drugs. good morning becky. >> reporter: george, good morning. more than 250,000 bariatric surgeries were performed in 2021 helping people who were in medical need of weight loss intervention.

but as drugs like monjouro, ozempic, zepbound have entered the market, what has changed for bariatric surgery candidates, and how does that treatment differ from weight loss drugs? travis armstead said he's fought his weight his whole life. >> my whole life i have been struggling since i was about 7, 8 years old. my highest weight i was at 450 pounds. >> reporter: because of the amount he had to lose travis and his doctors decided bariatric surgery was the best option. >> i just needed that push. it helped me mentally. i'm putting my body through this. i'll make sure it's not all for nothing. >> reporter: travis is now down 170 pounds. a little more than a year after his surgery. >> 1,000%. couldn't be happier. >> reporter: these surgeries work by reducing the size of the stomach. >> it goes approximately from the size and shape of a football to the size and shape of a banana. >> reporter: one bariatric surgeon says if patients have a bmi of 35 or above or a 30bmi

with a co-morbidity like heart disease, they can be a candidate for surgery. it can result in 30% of reduction in body mass and can add three to five years to a patient's life. >> most insurance plans consider this a covered benefit and, because the longevity and positive effects happen to them for decades. >> reporter: he says only 1% of eligible people get the surgery but for some people with a very high bmi, surgery may be a better choice than weight loss medications. >> we need to figure out for each patient, what is the right approach? i'm happy we are in consultation where we have more options to offer. >> reporter: for someone who works in obesity medicine, how are we doing as a society taking the stigma off of this medical condition and treating it like the real physical medical issue that it is?

>> the stigma and bias against weight has been a major problem for years. the best thing now about the medications that are available, that stigma has been shattered to a great extent. >> now, we spoke to a lot of doctors about this surgery, including our own jen ashton. some of their points are that bariatric surgery is done for a smaller percentage of people for whom fda approved medications didn't work. she says it's not an easy way out. patients still need to make massive lifestyle changes. fortunately surgery is shown to have immediate positive met metabolic effects like reversing type ii diabetes that are all independent of weight loss, guys. this can be life changes for people. >> thank you very much. how about some pop news? >> let's do it. good morning, everybody. we're going to begin with big news from billy joel, announcing he will perform at this year's grammys. returning to the stage for the

first time in over 20 years. billy will sing a brand new song. we have a little piece for ya. ♪ yeah. i don't know about you. i could listen to him all day long. earlier this week the five time grammy winner announcing he has a new single on its way. that's it. it's his first in 17 long years. the song is called "turn the lights back on." billy posted that little clip of himself at the piano writing, time to turn the lights back on. the song drops february 1st and the grammys are february 4th. we will be watching. so excited to share that with y'all. justin timberlake is in the news. he's back, he says, in his instagram post. six years after his last album, he's finally delivering his first single. it just dropped overnight. we talked about it. this is called "selfish."

here's a look at the music video, also just dropped momentarily -- recently. what am i saying? ♪ so good. justin looking good, too, putting on another one night only free concert, guys, here in new york city. he's doing this one january 31st. he did one recently in memphis. we talked about it. this is on his 43rd birthday. j.t. posting the news on instagram. he includes a sneak peek of another new song as well. listen up. ♪ ♪ all we need is one moment ♪ >> oh yeah. go, girl. [ laughter ] everybody's grooving here in the studio. the new album is called "everything i thought i was." it's available for streaming later this year. that is catchy. if you want to go to justin's new york show -- i do -- you can register to request up to two

tickets per person through ticket master. you won't find out if you're getting the tickets until the day before the show. so make yourself available. >> i had friends hit me up saying, can you get me tickets? no. [ laughter ] no. they can call. they can do the whole ticket master thing. we just gave you the information. leave mikey alone. in movie news this morning jake gyllenhaal is starring in the reimagining of "road house." the first poster is out. check that out. eagle eye fans certainly have. they spotted tons of easter eggs paying tribute to the '80s original. the first two are the be nice light on the wall and the three simple rules sign referencing patrick's remark and the rules he had as a bouncer. expect the unexpected, take it outside and be nice. the cooler over his right shoulder is another reference to swazye's character. nickname was cooler.

the original film hit theaters in 1989. it was only a modest success. it gained cult classic status in the 33 years since. many fans think "roadhouse" is swayze's best film. as for the new version, gyllenhaal will play a bouncer at a road house in the keys but soon discovers that not everything is what it seems in this tropical paradise. miss robin, roberts, "roadhouse" set to begin streaming on prime video. [ laughter ] >> one of my top five favorite movies. >> really? >> oh, yeah. >> so good. >> be nice. be nice. it's hard not to be nice. >> and take it outside. >> thank you. >> all right. finally, guys, who ever doesn't believe that dogs have feelings, please take a look at this video. luna has been living for a long time at a shelter in florida. and then she gets adopted. check her out. watching excitedly, never moving while her new owner fills out paperwork.

standing above her so anxious, so excited, so grateful. thought i would share that with you. >> the tail tells it all. >> yeah. >> that's pop news, guys. >> thank you, lara. let's go to ginger. >> we have a major pattern change coming for the west coast. you can see the cloud lining up for the weekend. that's going to be a drencher. next week it just pours. we've got this active jetstream that will come into not just northern but southern california, too. let's get a check closer to home.

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on these great deals. you can get them at our website. and coming up jamie oliver is serving up a great dinner and dessert for just 25 bucks. we'll be right back when a man loves a woman, no one wants to see that >> she's made her mind up. she's leaving. >> a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc seven news. >> good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc seven mornings. and here's a look at traffic. hi, gloria. >> good morning. reggie good morning everyone. there is a delay that we want to tell you about on bart. this is on the san francisco line. and right now there's a 20 minute delay in the east bay sfo, millbrae and daly city directions because of an earlier obstruction on the track at civic center that we told you about. so we'll keep you updated on this. >> and we're going to check in with meteorologist drew tuma right after this. good morning.

>> i'm cindi bigelow. i hope this morning you do something just for you. enjoy a warm cup of bigelow tea. so grab a mug and tea proudly. people that drink bigelow tea is so important to my family because making that perfect cup, it's the reason we do what we do. hi guys. hey. >> so what are you guys drinking? >> constant comment when i'm drinking bigelow tea. >> it's just a moment for me. it's just me time. >> that's what a cup of tea is. a moment for you. someone you love. oh, it tastes really great. >> yes. it was always bigelow tea. wow, that's. >> that's what my family hopes for. >> cheers. cheers >> not just any whiteboard. katie porter's whiteboard is one way. she's often seen grilling top executives and banks, big pharma, even top administration officials. katie porter never taken corporate pac money. never will, leading the fight to ban congressional stock trading. and

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average, upper 50s to the lower 60. now clouds roll back in here tomorrow for mostly cloudy conditions on friday. saturday in the morning, the chance of a north bay shower. all other areas remain dry. sunday. warmer, brighter looking. nice finish to the weekend reggie. >> that sounds nice. thank you drew another abc seven news update at about 30 minutes. you can always catch us on our news app and abc seven news.com. >> looking for couples so in love they will be pumped for a makeover on gma. this is very different. you get full control to make over your partner. hair clothe, style. and they get to make over you. so how much do you charge your partner? go to good morning america to find out how to enter. welcome back to gma. a special valentine's day makeover. beats a box of chocolate, we say.

our gma glam squad wants to give your loved one a look you've been dreaming of. hopefully, you, too. get all the information by scanning the qr code or go to good morning america.com for a very special valentine's day. michael? >> all right. thank you very much, lara. our friend jamie oliver is back. give it up for jamie. [ applause ] yes. >> good morning america! >> this is his last morning with us, unfortunately. he's going to show us how to make a fun dinner you can serve the family together. tray-baked pesto pizza with rocky road for dessert. these recipes come from his new cookbook. they have only five ingredients and cost just $25 to make. good morning again, jamie. good to see you. we're making homemade pizza. we all love pizza. when you want to get it on the table quickly, really fast, what flour should you use? that's important. >> five ingredients. you hit it straight on the head. i want to show you how to makek. this is self-rising flour. it's a really good thing to have at home. instead of waiting hours or even

over a day to make bread to proof, we're going to make it in minutes. four cups of self-rising flour goes into a bowl. it's already salted. we're going to go in with one cup of water and two tablespoons and mix it up. we don't have to muck around. we don't have to proof. right? this is the quickest -- you can do flat breads. nans. you can do pizzas. this is a tray-baked. i want to give america a little recipe that will serve them well. see how quickly that comes together as a dough, right? >> we end up with that. >> when you get it together, minute of kneading, right? then you end up with a beautiful dough just like this. from this dough, we can stretch this. we can pull this. we can do whatever you want with this. right? i have laid it out on a grease proof tin. now tony, put some pesto in there. let me talk about the five ingredients. flour. we've got some cherry tomatoes. right? we've got some little jarred veggies here. right? you can get them in all the supermarkets. i'm using artichokes.

you could try something different. it could be pesto, mushrooms. endless stuff you can get. then pesto, then mozzarella. so, tony, if you can tear the mozzarella into that tray. i'm going to take some -- by the way, guys, five ingredient meals. quick, easy, short ingredient list for shopping. i want to make it easy for you. if you look flour on the shelf, stable. jarred veggies, brilliant, on the shelf, stable. pesto, the same. i'm going to take the artichokes, put it with the tomatoes. don't throw away that oil. right? put some vinegar in that. it will make a lovely dressing. i'm going to put those veggies over here. you can mix up the veggies. go with the seasons. go with what you've got. take a bit over like that and then just put it over your thumb. finger thumb, finger thumb. come on, you got this. finger thumb. did i call you tony? i just said tony. we were talking about our friend tony gonzalez.

almost done. that's good. put it in the oven 400 degrees fahrenheit. here's what you get. a beautiful family shared tray-baked pizza. kind of a pie. happy days. >> we are going to have a happy crew. that will be their lunch right there. we do have a dessert. >> we do. it's a very simple dessert. kids go wild for it. adults go wild for it. take a couple packs of chocolate. melt it over simmering milk. call this treasure -- trail mix. nut, fruit. chop it up. here's the five ingredients. chocolate, nuts. these are like little scotch shortbread. any kind of biscuit that crumbles. instead of peanut butter we're going tahini. it's delicious. then jell-o or jam, whatever you want to call it. we go in with the biscuits and the nuts. we mix it up. and once we've done that, we can

put the tahini in, a little bit. >> just a little bit? >> yeah. we can marble it through. the flavor from the tahini with the jam and the fruit and nut and biscuit is one of the most beautiful things. take it to work, make some things. give it to your wife. make some friends. pass it out like that. these are simple things. the whole point of this book, it's from the mediterranean, inspiration from the mediterranean. >> where does the jelly come in? >> you get that sweet, sour. you get that nice peanut butter vibe from the tahini. you know these flavor, but it's a bit different. that's what i tried to do with this book. quick, easy, sunshine from the mediterranean. get the book, hopefully in your home. >> you've done it. for $25 or less, five ingredients. that took minutes. we're going to have a good lunch because of you. thank you, my friend. we appreciate you. you can find the ingredients on our website.

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glad to have you on gma. [ applause ] i know, i know. embarrassment of riches. lush. this is delicious is the word i use as well. star studded cast. for those who do not know about the swans, chloe, just explain who they are and how compelling. >> well, like you said, called truman verse swans. capote versus the swans. truman capote, an author, liked to collect beautiful, intelligent, charismatic women. >> powerful womenen. >> powerful women. he christened them his swans. >> that was his name for them. he befriended them but then maybe not so much. >> in the end, it was a long friendship he had with them. they supported him and nurtured him. it was a mutual relationship. the cream de la cream of new york society.

your character was dubbed the original california girl because she was so stunning and so stylish. i was reading her bio on wikipedia. her story is a story in and of itself. had to be a really -- >> read the book. >> i was reading that. there's a separate movie here. playing that must have been fantastic. then playing opposite tom hollander, who really sort of embodied truman. >> when we were doing some promotion work together i thought, nice to meet you, tom. he had been capote the whole time, it seemed to me. he was really embodying it. yeah. >> he loved the charge on set. you were just so in awe with him. his spirit. >> he kept us laughing. he was very -- >> his energy. >> i think he enjoyed himself. >> he was here earlier in the week. >> oh, great, great. >> he was telling us about that. >> love it. >> i don't want to wait a second more. we've got a delicious little

clip right here. enjoy. >> yeah. >> something pippy would say. >> not sure how pippy it is. man to man. there was a certain, wasn't there? that's why everyone is furious. >> careful. >> don't tell me to be careful in my own l.a., darling. >> truman was right about paley. i'm sure it wasn't his place to splay it out in public, but he was right. >> maybe. maybe there are strands of truth. course, i'm not going to defend bill paley. nevertheless, truman hurt. >> that was day 1 for us. that was day 1 for us. >> what? >> horses. cold. >> just jumping right in like that. it was a star studded cast all the way through. you had a chance also to work with molly ringwald.

>> molly. i will say i love all my swans but molly really, it shook me. the first day we sat down to do a scene together i started crying uncontrollably. tom is like, are you okay, chloe? what's going on? i'm like, it's molly ringwold. she is here. as a teenager, she meant so much to me. i had her picture on my wall. i was a fan. i knew all her movies by heart. i couldn't believe i was sitting there with her looking at her. >> i love that. >> it was so moving. i had never been that overwhelmed working with any actor in my 30-year career. i was just taken over. it was surprising. >> she will be here tomorrow. is there something we should ask her? is there something you think we should know? >> i would ask her if she could reimagine her "pretty in pink" prom dress, how would she design it? >> of course you would ask that. i love that. that is so you. >> so funny. i think casting was also great for you, chloe. you played such an icon.

molly played joane carson. tell us a little bit about the pressure to play -- these are real women. we just heard their voices. very upper class. was there pressure to get it right? >> always. whenever you're playing a real person, there's a certain responsibility, pressure so their loved ones, friends, people who remember them a certain way. we have to tell ourselves we're doing an interpretation and we hope we can capture something of their spirit. lot of that was in the writing through our great writer, robbie bates. we had so much help with the costumes and hair and makeup. we had teams and teams of people to, hopefully, turn us into these glamorous beautiful creatures. >> do you feel the same way? >> yes. gus vanzant encouraging us would say, i think you've got that. he was comforting as a director and just a thrill to work with.

>> before we go we just want to remember treat williams. >> oh, please. such a loss. >> we were talking to tom about it. >> i got to see them at the premiere. his family came. >> he passed before he had the chance to see this work. tom said he's so good in it. he plays bill paley. we heard you talking about not being so happy with his character. as a new yorker you grew up a little bit witnessing some of this life. >> he was such a joyous man. his joy will linger with us forever. one of the first memories i have of being incredibly intimidated, like we were talking about at a party. i think it was 1979. liza was dating bareshnekov at the time. barbara streisand was there. in walks treat williams. i had auditioned for him to be

like a 12-year-old hippie hanging along with him in the cast of "hair." he was the it guy. had the chest hair, long hair. he was bringing it from hair. everybody was like, look at this guy, he's got a career. he came walking in the room. look at me now. we were just high fiving because i was 14 and he was like 25. >> that's a good memory. >> sweet memory. he remembered, too. >> before we go i have to ask one more question. the fashion is just yum, okay. you are in the fashion hall of fame, darling. were you able to keep any or did you bring some of your own? >> so much of that old vintage is now owned by museum, so it's very hard to track down. some of it was rented. some was loaned from different boutiques and stuff. we, unfortunately, couldn't bring anything home. >> no? >> also sometimes those things

are a little bit haunted. after you portray a character in them, you think, do i want to wear it again? >> not so much. >> that's my story. for me. >> i'd keep it all if i could. bring it on. [ laughter ] thank you. you both are a sheer delight, force of nature, both of you. thank you, thank you. fx, feud capote versus the swans premieres wednesday january 31st. streams the next day on hulu. happy birthday! [ applause ] let's go now to ginger. >> thanks so much. can't wait to see it. even though we had one week of serious cold that made it pretty far south, we wanted to check in on winter so far. all of these sites have had their top five start to winter. much of the great lakes, northeast, few in the west and just one across the map of any historical place that has 70 plus years of data. top five coldest.

you can see where that trend is going. climate matters. quick look. that's how much the temperature has changed since 1970. on the coldest day of the year up about 14 degrees. let's get a check now a li gma book club. "the storm we made" author vanessa chan has a thank you message she'd like to share with all of the good morning america readers. >> good morning america. wow, this month has flown by. i want to say thank you to the readers, thank you to the free libraries, thank you to the gma book club community for reading, for sharing, and for reaching out to me about "the storm we made." it has been such a joy. this has been the most wonderful debut novel experience for me.

i owe so much of that to the gma book club community. thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you for loving "the storm we made." >> "the storm we made" is available now. read along with us on our instagram page. next week jess simms will be here to unveil our february pick. coming up the yoga teacher who is a ray of sunshine to her community. direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend! alright now...have a good weekend. (co-worker) but it's wednesday... (co-worker 2) see you monday! (co-worker 3) am i missing something? (hero) it's the weekend baby... see you later. (vo) like getting things two days early? when it comes to payday, you can with wells fargo. (co-worker 4) what are you doing this weekend?

love that music. we are back with our ray of sunshine series, celebrating hometown heroes across the country. this morning we are shining a spotlight on a yoga instructor who provides accessible classes for everyone and has started a cycle of giving back in her community. in yoga, it's important to find your center. but for many on the square in west palm beach, theirio tkpw instructor is their center. >> from the very moment that i met her i was like, i have to give you a hug.

>> i tell everybody, come see jade. you got to see jade. >> there's one thing we keep hearing about jade. >> she looks like me. >> she looks like me. >> for jade, yoga is for everybody, all shapes, backgrounds and all abilities. >> i don't have the thinnest body. i can do just as much as anybody else, not to mention there's not a lot of black and brown yoga instructors. whether they can do every pose or not, i like for them to come and just feel comfortable in their bodies. don't worry about your neighbor or what they look like. just worry about you. >> a yoga instructor by trade, two years ago jade started holding weekly classes outside which, for some, like rebecca diggs, can be more comfortable than a traditional yoga studio. >> my previous experience, it was very fit, wonderful looking individuals. i didn't necessarily feel i fit in. here in this space with jade, i feel like i fit in, exactly who i am. >> to make it even more accessible, the classes are donation based.

>> traditionally in a yoga studio classes can be $18 to $20 for a drop in. for some people that's the difference between gas to work or picking your kids up. whatever people can give, just give. if you can't give it, still come to class. i don't want you to miss just because of that. >> rather than keeping that money, she spreads her sunshine by paying it forward, donating money to this nearby children's bookstore rohis readery which shares a familiar theme. >> it's very cool to read a book and see people like me. >> just like jade, the owner shares a mission of access and inclusion. >> every single book in here is reflective of historically marginalized community, whether it is black, indigenous, lbgqt +. we want to make sure stories are seen, valued and that there's always a sense of belonging and empowerment. >> when i come here, i want to have every single book in the bookstore. >> so far jade has donated more

than $3,500, which goes towards books for underserved communities. >> i gave. she does a good thing. we hope it continues. >> to further that cycle of giving, your friends at lifestyle brand aeri are sending jade a little gift. >> stop it. what? >> a basket of fitness gear plus 50 $100 gift certificates for her to spread even more sunshine around her community. >> clothes are honestly part of accessibility. sometimes people won't come to a class if they feel like they don't have the right pants or if they don't have this or that. being able to give this to them, that will be amazing. i'm really excited. thank you so, so much. >> jade, for stretching out your heart to other, you are our ray of sunshine. >> wow. >> so well deserved. i love that circle of giving. it just continues and continues. >> beautiful. beautiful. >> we'll be right back.

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