near the peeps headquarters. is this near where you were? >> yeah, and ironically, easton is also where the crayola factory is. oh, so you can do it two for one. get a tour of how brands are made and i love how that sweet is colorful. >> i love peeps, do you love the crayola? you love peeps. >> i like them there. okay, not once a year for easter. >> you got to have one. >> i tried to block that out. >> it's terrible. it's not for me. >> good morning america for our viewers in the west. the pentagon preparing to strike back after the deadly attack on u.s. troops. president biden says he's decided how he will retaliate for the drone attack on a remote u.s. base in jordan that killed three american soldiers. what officials are saying about the operation. this as negotiators may be close

to helping release the more than 100 people still held hostage in gaza. overnight house republicans move one step closer to impeaching homeland security secretary mayorkas of his handling over the border but with no evidence of high crimes and misdemeanors. the battle right now. u.p.s. announcing it is eliminating 12,000 jobs. how ai is playing a role in the company's plans to save $1 billion. 500 foot flames, a massive gas pipeline explosion seen miles away. top tech executives on capitol hill for a hearing on the crisis of child exploitation online, as we hear from one family who lost their daughter at 11 years old. nicotine pouches. calls to crack down on kids using zyn. popularity soaring with influencers on tik tok. this morning the risks especially for the nicotine naive. at last winter heat wave? twas coming.

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more. >> we're going to begin with president biden. he's decided how to retaliate for the deadly drone attack in jordan. it killed three american service member, wounded more than three dozen others. chief global affairs anchor martha raddatz is tracking the story. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. this morning here in jordan these counter strikes will begin any time. officials say this will not just be one big show of force. the strikes will come in waves. this morning the pentagon locking in plans for an imminent counter attack on iranian backed militants in the middle east. retaliation for that deadly drone strike on a remote u.s. base here in jordan that killed three american soldiers and wounded 40. a senior official telling abc news that the operation will last several days and hit multiple deliberate target, including facilities that enabled the initial attack, most inside syria even though the

commander in chief made it clear he blames iran. >> i do hold them responsible in the sense they're supplying the weapons to those who did it. >> reporter: another official said the president is unlikely to order any strikes inside iran over concern it could expand the conflict. but iranian assets outside its borders are still possible targets. one of the groups under suspicion with ties to iran hezbollah, now declaring that it has suspended attacks on u.s. forces. the pentagon saying actions speak louder than words. iranian backed fighters also blamed for attacking commercial ships in the red sea, which could mean higher shipping costs passed down to u.s. consumers. >> we have called on the iranian proxy groups to stop their attacks. they have not. and so we will respond in a time and manner of our choosing. >> reporter: president biden speaking to the families of the fallen troops.

abc's faith abubey siting down with the family of 23-year-old sergeant breonna moffett. her mother francine recounting the moment the military informed her of her daughter's death. >> he looked at me and he said, i'm sorry, ms. moffett, but breonna was killed this morning in a drone attack. and i'm like, my baby. my baby. you can't take my baby. >> reporter: indescribably hard for those families of the fallen. the bodies of the three soldiers will return to the u.s. on friday. president biden will be there to meet the families at dover as the tensions rise here in the middle east. michael? >> definitely hard for those family, martha. thank you. now to the growing hope for a cease fire deal in gaza.

negotiators say progress is being made on an agreement for an extended pause in the fighting and more hostages coming home. our foreign correspondent james longman is on the scene in israel. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, michael. a deal may be edging closer. talks are under way in cairo between hamas and their egyptian mediators. if a deal does happen, it could mean a six week pause in the fighting. a flurry of diplomatic activity across the middle east this morning as a deal may be close to release the more than 100 people still held hostage in gaza and stop the violence which has killed more than 26,000 palestinians. u.s. officials tell abc news a six week pause is being proposed with the first phase being elderly women, and children released first. >> we do believe it is a strong proposal that's on the table. >> reporter: on the ground in gaza, the idf announcing further evacuations for residents west of gaza city, sending more to already overcrowded refugee camps. satellite images from mid and end of january show between 50%

and 60% of buildings in the strip have been demolished. the idf confirmed they've begun flooding some of the tunnel network with sea water, a tactic the u.s. warned against saying it could damage the water and sewage systems in gaza. on going questions into israel's conduct during this war. new video from the palestinian authority shows that under cover raid of a hospital in the occupied rest bank. watch as israeli security forces disguised as they move through the hospital. one dressed in women's clothing. another as a daughter. the idf said three palestinians were killed, one a hamas member, the others from islamic jihad. they claim they were planning further terror attacks using the hospital as a hideout. at least one of the men was killed in his bed. one major dynamic at play. if this deal does happen, the right wing parties that keep benjamin netanyahu is power, they could pull out of the coalition. that could plunge israel into yet more political chaos. robin? >> that could be the case, james. thank you. now the storm about to hit the west coast.

heavy rain, snow and possible flooding. in the midwest, there is a record heat wave going on. >> oh, yeah. >> heat wave or just heat? >> i say spring-uary. feels like spring in january. that's a good descriptor. but it is warm. third day in a row for the bay area that had daily record highs. you can see the records like san jose at 73. menford oregon, their warmest january temperature on record. that takes it to the next level. this is the disrupter. this low pressure system, those tight isobars. it bombed out as they often do over the pacific. it's going to bring in not just the heavy rain and snow but big time winds. gusts up to 65 miles per hour. i-5, the grapevine, it will be tough to travel through this. tonight for the bay area is when that rain is heaviest. they're preparing for flooding in some of the foot hills especially north of los angeles. those south facing foot hills could end up with 2 to 5 inches. some of the highest elevations,

6,000, 7,000 feet could end up with more than a foot of snow. we're looking for that. i know you're wondering about that warmth. does the spring-uary make it here? not so much. maybe a little trip to the twin cities where more than a dozen golf courses have opened. >> wow. >> wow. >> that's unusual. >> sure is. >> thank you, ginger. latest on house republicans push to impeach homeland security mayorkas. over his handling of the southern border despite no evidence of high crimes or misdemeanors. democrats and leading legal scholars argue this does not meet the constitutional standard for impeachment. senior congressional correspondent rachel scott is on capitol hill. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning. even the lawyers that defended donald trump in his very first impeachment trial say the grounds in which republicans are trying to impeach mayorkas on are unconstitutional and they are moving forward with a rare move we haven't seen in 150 years. this morning house republicans moving one step closer to impeaching homeland security secretary mayorkas over his

handling of the border. >> we cannot allow this man to remain in office any longer. >> not a shrivel of evidence of high crimes or misdemeanors. >> reporter: after intense 15 hour hearing in the homeland security committee. >> if the congress does not impeach, what indeed is the remedy? >> i'd love to pick it up. legislation. >> reporter: republicans advancing two articles of impeachment against mayorkas accusing him of willfully and systemically refusing to enforce immigration laws and making false statements to congress that the border is secure. >> he comes in here and raises his hand and swears to tell the truth and then lies when he says the border is secure. >> reporter: but democrats argue there is no evidence of high crimes. >> the sham impeachment of secretary mayorkas is a baseless political stunt by extreme maga republicans. >> reporter: mayorkas calling it false, arguing more migrants have been deported or expelled under president biden than president trump. but migrant crossings have

doubled under the biden administration, hitting record levels. the president insisting there's only so much he can do without congress. >> i have done all i can do. give me the power. >> reporter: democrats and republicans in the senate have been working with mayorkas, closing in on a border security deal. but a growing number of house republicans saying they won't back it. >> it's a nonstarter. >> are you confident anything will get done to address the border before november? >> i'm confident nothing will get done. >> reporter: the new speaker of the house, mike johnson, saying if what he's heard is true that compromises going nowhere. is that a nonstarter for republicans in the house? >> we have a responsibility, a duty to insist the border catastrophe is ended. trying to whitewash that or do something for political purposes, is not gonna cut it. that's a nonstarter in the house. >> reporter: democrats calling it all hypocrisy. >> stop laughing. my family crossed that border so, yes, i take this personal. let's actually get to the actual work 'cause you and i know very darn well impeaching secretary

mayorkas is not going to solve the problem. >> reporter: the full details of that emerging border deal haven't been released yet. republicans initially demanded border security in exchange for additional aid to ukraine. but now a growing number of house republicans say they will not support that. but this morning all eyes are on the new speaker of the house, mike johnson, who said he wanted to hold a vote in the house to impeach mayorkas as quickly as possible. that could happen as early as next week. george? >> okay, rachel. thanks. also on capitol hill, corey bush is under federal investigation facing allegations that she misused campaign funds by hiring her husband for her security team. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas has the story. >> reporter: good morning. today house democrat cori bush of missouri is having her ethics questioned acknowledging she's facing a justice department investigation. bush's use of her husband as a paid member of a congressional security staff appears to be the issue. she claims he has security experience and she needs him due to on going threats to her life.

but a complaint to the ftc by a right wing pact accuses bush of illegally funneling $60,000 of campaign funds to her husband who it claims is not a licensed security professional. the office of congressional ethics however investigated the security allegations last year and dismissed them. the matter is clearly not resolved so it now appears doj and perhaps congress will have to resolve this issue one way or the other. george? >> pierre thomas. thanks. michael? now to u.p.s. the company said it plans to cut thousands of jobs in a bid to save $1 billion. morgan norwood is here with details. good morning, morgan. >> reporter: michael, good morning. u.p.s. planning to slash 12,000 jobs this year as the company looks to cut costs after what they described as a difficult and disappointing 2023. these mass layoffs impact about 2.5% of its work force. most will be management and contract positions. the ceo said most of the cuts would come by this summer and save the company about $1 billion.

these layoffs are part of efforts the company is making to change how it works. that includes using more artificial intelligence to help boost operations. how? they will be using ai and automation to help stream line shipping and other operations at warehouse facilities. all of this comes after u.p.s. narrowly avoided a strike over the summer when workers threatened to walk off the job. they were demanding higher pay. we also heard from driver an warehouse workers who thought it was unfair when office staffers were allowed to work from home during the pandemic and they weren't. now all staff must return to the office five days a week. the company zeroing in on productivity, with ai now at the forefront. robin? >> as it often is. all right, morgan, thank you. now the federal reserve, set to announce its first interest rate decision of the year, this afternoon. elizabeth schulze is here with what we might expect. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the big question looming over the federal reserve meeting is not if interest rates will go down, but when. the fed is expected to keep rates on hold at their current level.

but the central bank already pencilled in three rate cuts this year. that would make it cheaper to borrow money for a new car, home loan or to pay off your credit card debt. some investors are hopeful the rate cuts could happen as soon as march. the fed signaled it is not in any hurry. the economy is in solid shape. the unemployment rate is low. inflation is cooling. consumers are still out spending in spite of higher borrowing costs. >> our viewers want to know, how will this fed decision impact mortgage rates and the housing market? >> this is the question. it is good news that mortgage rates have already dipped in anticipation of the fed's move. just since that december meeting the average year 30 year mortgage is down from 7% to 6.7%. if you are taking out a $400,000 loan that's the difference of a monthly payment of $2,660 versus $2,580. going to save you about $1,000 every year. the big picture is those rates are still higher than the 3%

rate number a lot of homeowners locked in before the fed started hiking interest rates two years ago. many are saying it's unlikely we'll get back to that level any time soon. >> good news/bad news. elizabeth, thank you. going to turn to two huge upsets in college hoops. the madness has begun, as we count down to march. will reeve is here with highlights. >> good morning. it's a day until february but smelling like march. we've got some upsets in the air. two big ones last night. two top ten teams going down, starting with number 3 north carolina on the road at georgia tech. historically that's a tight rivalry, but this year unc has title hopes. georgia tech has lost more games than they won including eight of their last nine. but that did not matter to nathan george. 7.7 seconds left and he lays it in. left-handed. georgia tech takes the lead. then coming back down the court, one last chance for unc. misses the floater. georgia tech goes on to win.

their coach said, guys, we told the team to put on their big boy drawers before the game. [ laughter ] looked like they did. pulling off the upset. everybody is running on the court. elsewhere, number 5 tennessee, at home in knoxville hosting a very good south carolina team. very solid three points from cooper. 40 seconds left. that puts the gamecocks up six. he had 18 points total. south carolina's first road win over a top five team in 27 years. >> wow. >> last year the team lost 21 games. now they're 18-3. they are the dragon slayers right now. last week they beat number 10, kentucky. >> big turn around. >> oh yeah. >> playing well. >> more to come. >> coming up how social media executives are having a hearing about child exploitation on their platforms. how ai could make the problem worse. >> also ahead, the concern about kids getting their hands on zyn. how the nicotine pouchs are taking hold here in the u.s.

and the emotional check-in from elmo, getting a big response. but first let's go back to ginger. >> from the sesame street to a lesson that looks like it because it looks so wild to see these numbers. we're talking canada, maple creek, warmer than key west yesterday. high temperature in key west was only 69 degrees. that is how powerful that big ridge of the jet stream is out west. in indianapolis, the twin cities, st. paul, you see the capital, they are feeling it. today into the 50s again. we will be seeing daily records in all of the places you see circled there up into north dakota, montana for the third day in a row, north platt, nebraska. some of them close to all time january warmth. this is a big deal. we're going to stick with above average temperatures. average in the twin cities this time of year 24 degrees. we're about 30 degrees above average. your local weather coming up in just 30 seconds.

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that, my friend, is olaf. we have an exclusive first look at budweiser's ad for the big game. that is coming up. >> beautiful. >> has a good warm coat on as well. following headlines including the pentagon who locked in plans for a counter attack on iran backed militants after the deadly drone attack on a base in jordan. killed three u.s. soldiers injured 40. the operation will last several days and it will hit multiple deliberate targets. take a look at flames after a massive gas pipeline exploded in beaver county oklahoma. fire was seen from miles away. also right now phillips will stop selling sleep apnea machines in the u.s. part of an agreement with federal regulators. the company recalled more than 5 million of the devices over concerns that foam can break down and be inhaled or ingested. the problem was initially discovered in 2021. there are 700 lawsuits related to injury claims involving the devices. >> and this morning tik tok is losing some of your favorite songs. the social media platform failed

to reach a new licensing agreement with universal music group. universal controls one-third of the world's music including songs by taylor swift, lady gaga and more. lot of songs. we've got more ahead including a possible break through in the treatment of pain and pain relief without opioids. that's coming up. right now tech ceo on capitol hill for a hearing about child exploitation online. they are facing pressure to protect kids on social media. selina wang is there. good morning, selina. >> reporter: good morning, george. we're outside of the hearing room where senators are grilling the top ceo's of top social media companies about child exploitation on their platforms. for many americans this is a deeply, painful and personal issue and senators are vowing to do something about it. this morning the ceo's of five major tech companies in the hot seat. senators will grill the leaders of tik tok, meta, snapchat over the crisis of child exploitation online. >> they have utterly failed despite their promises over the years to do anything meaningful.

>> when our children are online, they are the product. and addiction to social media is the business model. >> reporter: some families including the rodriguez have even lost their children to suicide. their sister and daughter selina died by suicide in 2021 when she was just 11 years old. >> she was very funny and silly. she was one of a kind. >> reporter: they say she became addicted to social media at age 9 manipulated by online predators to share sexually explicit videos of herself. >> it is built on a foundation that's meant to manipulate the younger mind. >> reporter: the family's lawyer saying selina's case is all too common. >> this is not an isolated incident. this is the norm. this is what children confront every day when they're on social media. it's entirely preventible. >> reporter: all five companies say they're taking steps.

meta announcing this month it would block suicide and eating disorder content from showing up on teens instagram feeds. while x is hiring employees to remove harmful content. law enforcement warns it's not enough. the fbi received over 13,000 reports of online sextortion of minors last year. that's when offenders threaten to release compromising material unless the victim pays them. 13 states passed their own child safety laws last year which include requiring users to verify their age. these lawmakers are grilling these tech ceo's extremely critical of them. the reality is that congress hasn't been able to pass any legislation to fix these issues. there have been many proposals. including one that gives parents and their kids more control over the content they see online, but big tech lobbying and disagreements among lawmakers have blocked those efforts. >> the problem is exacerbated by artificial intelligence. >> reporter: exactly. law enforcement has been bracing for a flood of images that are

realistic fake ai generated content that show children being exploited. just underscoring how difficult this problem is. remember what happened last week when images created by ai sexually explicit of taylor swift went viral online. the big fear here is that these laws aren't moving fast enough to keep up with this world of fake information being created by ai, george. >> thanks. robin? now new warning about kids using zyn tobacco free nicotine pouches meant for adults are getting attention on social media. eva pilgrim is here with that story. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, robin. these pouches tuck between your lip and gums and they are quickly growing in popularity, raising questions about safety and access. this morning calls to crack down on a social media craze, a product marketed as a tobacco-free alternative for getting that nicotine hit. small nicotine pouchs that

dissolve in the mouth. zyn, swedish brand of nicotine pouches popular in europe, now taking hold in the united states with the help of so-called zyn-influencers on tik tok. the hash tag zyn amassing 700 million views on the app and getting the attention of gen z, some who are under the age of 18. cdc reported the sales of nicotine pouches have rapidly increased in recent years with data from 2023 showing 1.7% of high schoolers reporting use in the past 30 days. senate majority leader chuck shumer who led the charges against vapes and e-cigarettes being marketed to children setting his sights on nicotine patches. >> a simple search of social media for zyn will generate an eye popping amount of content. most of you probably haven't heard of it. but your kids probably have. >> reporter: and while the pouches contain a smaller amount of the highly addicted drug compared to traditional cigarettes medical experts say it is too early to tell what the

long term health effects could be for kids, but add that individuals who are nicotine naive, especially young individuals, can be at risk for acute nicotine toxicity if consumed in high amounts which may cause agitation and vomiting. prolonged nicotine use can cause cardiovascular and respiratory disorders. >> if you take kids in their teenage years and make them life long users, four, five decades later, i don't know what the health consequences will be. >> reporter: the parent company of zyn, philip morris, saying it is designed for adult 21 or older. who are currently using nicotine products and wish to continue using nicotine. our marketing practices which prohibit the use of social media influencers are focused on preventing under age access and set the bench mark for the industry. the company is saying they're not marketing towards young people, but young people are finding these products. if you or someone you know is struggling with nicotine

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clydesdale who is here with a look at the budweiser super bowl commercial starring some of his closest friends. we're gonna visit with him coming up. >> we will. also ahead, dr. jen ashton is here with the new research on new pain medication that could help millions without opioids. that's just ahead. >> first top stories breaking at 8. we start with president biden, deciding how to retaliate for the deadly drone attack in jordan that killed three u.s. service members wounded three dozen others. want to go back to martha raddatz in jordan. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. this morning there's a sense the u.s. counter strikes will begin at any time as the pentagon finalizes plans to strike back at iranian backed groups responsible for that deadly drone strike here in jordan. three soldiers were killed, at least 40 wounded when that drone slammed into the barracks where they were sleeping. a senior u.s. official telling abc news, the operation will last several days and hit multiple deliberate targets including facilities of the militants that enabled the drone strike.

most of them are inside syria. another official saying the president is unlikely to order any strikes inside iran itself although the administration has said again and again that iran is behind the attacks on americans since they have supplied weapons and training, but the president is concerned that the war will escalate if the u.s. goes directly after iran. but iranian assets outside its borders are possible targets. robin? >> as always, appreciate your reporting. going to turn to a group of teachers who were awarded big bonuses and now they are being forced to pay back thousands of dollars. erielle reshef has the story. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, robin. this is a significant amount of money. imagine a large bonus of tens of thousands hits your bank account, only to find out you have to pate back in full. that's what happened to teachers in oklahoma, leaving them

shocked and panicked. this morning a nightmare for teachers in oklahoma. the department of education demanding they return up to $50,000 awarded to them by mistake. >> what a shame for us to run an agency that way. or what a shame for us to run a state that way. >> reporter: the nine teachers got the payment through a recruitment program for hard to fill teacher positions. christina stadleman said she received $50,000 but took home $29,000 after taxes. but she says the state now wants the full $50,000 back. some state lawmakers outraged. >> if the state wants to go get that money, they will use the heavy hand and full force of government to do that. it's our job as legislators not to champion that, but to step in and say, whoa, this doesn't make sense. >> reporter: brian walter, the official behind the teacher recruitment program suggested the bonuses were given after the teachers misrepresented their experience. but lawmakers from both parties insist this was the state's

mistake and they are threatening to take action unless those teachers get to keep the bonuses. >> well the first thing that we can do is cease funding to the state department for programs that they're asking for. >> reporter: again, there's now a bipartisan effort to allow those teachers to keep this money. lawmakers are also looking to overhaul that program and implement a more rigorous screening process. in the mean time, those teachers are in limbo and we feel so bad. michael? >> we sure do. thank you for that. now a gma health alert on a new drug that researchers suggest could help reduce pain, offering hope and an alternative for opioids and the 25 million adults that suffer from pain. dr. jennifer ashton is here to break it down. tell us about this news. >> good morning, my friend. they are using the word potential here when talking about the results of these phase 3 clinical trials. this is a new pain medication.

doesn't even have a name. called zx548. it will be renamed if it gets fda approved. exactly. different profile than what is available to us right now for treating acute pain. this works differently than the opioid class of medications or nonsteroidal class of medications. this trial looked at it as a treatment for acute pain, in this case post operative pain. acute pain is that lasting less than three months. based on data, it showed an improvement in pain in about an average of two to four hours versus the placebo. no serious safety signal, which we know is incredibly important when you compare it to the opioid class of medication. >> when might it be available? and until it is available, what are your options if you suffer from acute pain? >> i think what's important, for patients under going surgery or have an injury there are options in terms of how we manage acute pain. it runs kind of a spectrum, from

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>> now to that gma exclusive we've been telling you about. super bowl commercials, of course, highly anticipated. and this year it's no different. as will reeve show us there is a special reason to get excited about one ad this year. the clydesdales are back. >> that's right. they are back. one is here. that's olaf. ads are an essential part of the super bowl experience and the clydesdales has been a part of budweiser ad force decades. they took a break last year but now are back for the big game. big budget ads are a game day staple that often feature stars

brighter than the hollywood walk of fame. like chris pratt matching mustaches with pringles. >> i'm gonna get out there. >> reporter: and soccer star leo mesi grabbing a beer beach side. >> you'll see a ton of celebrities the whole way through. i think it will be a lot of humor the whole way through. >> reporter: with the highly anticipated halftime entertainment from usher. ♪ yeah yeah yeah ♪ >> reporter: companies are saying yeah to the nearly $7 million price tag for a 30 second spot. the ads use $3 million to $5 million on production, the celebrity, the ad agency. your total investment can get $20 million for one minute in the game. >> reporter: some super bowl commercial moments have a permanent place in pop culture like these ladies who just wanted a decent burger. >> where's the beef? >> reporter: or darth vader whose force was strong enough to start a car. and the ever popular clydesdales starring in super bowl ads for

budweiser since 1975. >> what do you want to do? hey. >> reporter: now this year making a grand return in a gma first look. >> let's do it the old school way. >> reporter: in buzz old school delivery, this small town weathering a snowstorm, but committed to getting its beer to a local bar with the help of clydesdales and a furry friend leading the way. >> in the last 20 years they have become more of an emotional appeal often having a close relationship with a person or animal in the ad, so the clydesdales are one of those iconic parts of advertising that are going to be beloved. >> good job. >> such a great throw back. what an ad. we're used to those. we love those clydesdales ads. joining us is clydesdales handler lane soendker and one of his helpers zane, and one of his coworkers, olaf, which is even better. welcome to you. we're excited to start with you

through lane here. you have a long connection to clydesdales. it is something personal and emotional for you. why do you care so much about these animals? >> we're around these guys so much. working with them every day. to see them on the big screen is a sense of pride for us. >> i'd be proud, too, such beautiful creature. why exactly are clydesdales so special? they're iconic, for those of us who watch all the commercial, but you're with them. why are they so special? >> the clydesdales are a staple for anheuser-busch with their longstanding heritage. they're an american icon. when you think super bowl, you think commercials. when you think commercial, you think clydesdales. >> i see you holding that hay. i assume that's food for olaf. how much of that and whatever else does olaf go through in a given day? >> olaf will eat a couple pounds of grain a day, twice a day. he'll roughly eat about 40 pounds of hay a day and drink 30 gallons of water. >> whoa. they tell you to drink like eight cups for humans, okay, just for

context. few more stats. how big is olaf? how big are the feet? how fast can he run? >> olaf is a perfect representative for us. he stands 18 hands top of his shoulder or withers. he has a beautiful coat, black mane and tail, four feathers we call them. beautiful blaze down the center of his face. >> top speed when these guys are running along? >> fast. okay. that's not a number, more of a vibe. okay. olaf and his friends and siblings, who ever else are in the commercial, are you training them to act or are these horses doing what they should typically do anyway? >> it's what they would typically do anyway. most horses do solo shots in the commercial are specially trained for that specific commercial. so they'll go to our trainer in wyoming a month earlier. they'll start training for what they're going to do. if you see a pull hitch in a commercial, that's one of our three traveling teams that travel the country roughly 300 days out of the year. >> so there's a lot of thought

and time and effort put into this. we're the ones who reap the benefits. finally, how do you prepare them for a commercial or an appearance like this or wherever else they go? >> so on the road when we have to pull a hitch on the road, it takes roughly five hours of prep work before we get to the actual show. it takes us handlers four hours to polish the brash and clean the leather on the harness. the others are getting the horses that are going to the show ready. grooming them, washing them, washing all four white legs. that's really what goes into it. >> sounds like after getting olaf ready, you deserve a beer. you work at the right place. lane, zane, olaf, thank you very much. can't wait to see the ad in full at the big game. he's going to enjoy his hay. i'll throw it back to you inside, because we're frozen here. [ laughter ] >> olaf, frozen. got it. got it, will. >> well done, will. well done. jealous, he gets to hang out with the clydesdales. always wanted one as a kid. >> gorgeous. >> don't know what i would do

with it as an adult. but wanted it as a kid. we're going to turn. time for more of the star studded cast of "argylle." maggie rulli sat down with henry cavill and dua lipa. she's going to tell us all about it. >> we've been talking with the star studded cast all week. today we are here in london because this city plays a crucial role in the film. that's all we can say. there are so many twists and turns that even henry an dua made sure they didn't give anything away. >> i certainly hope you dance as good as you dress. >> there's only one way to find out. ♪ let's dance ♪ >> reporter: dua lipa and henry cavill are joining a star studded cast in "argylle." you set the vibe for the entire movie. >> it was so much fun. >> are you normally a dancer? are you first on the dance floor? >> god, no. i'm last on the dance floor.

i should never be on a dance floor. >> after this he's a change man. >> i am such a fan. >> reporter: star studded lineup features bryce dallas howard, sam rockwell, bryan cranston, catherine o'hara, samuel jackson and john cena. one co-star that ruffled some fur. i noticed that you were front and center, but you have to share that top billing with the cast. >> yes. >> how does that make you feel? >> totally fine. that's one of the few times -- >> that's a lie. he's jealous. >> are you kidding me? cats don't register on my radar. i'm a dog person. >> reporter: it's an action packed edge of your seat wild ride, where nothing is quite as it appears. just when you think you know what's happening you're wrong. >> you and i are so different. agent argylle. >> reporter: there's one frame that stands out where you're in

that fabulous sparkly dress. that fabulous platinum hair. >> when i do something for the first time, how exciting it is to have a new experience. it was really fun. >> hi, barbie. >> reporter: we saw you in barbie last year, you cast in "argylle" first. >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> reporter: so does this movie hold a special place in your heart? >> yes. i just had the best time on set. it was amazing. working with henry was amazing. i have to say i did do my own stunts. when john pulled me off the mike, matthew did suggest having a stunts double. i was like, action himself pulls plenty of punches, but his new look took some getting used to. the filmmaker matthew vaughn said that not many people can pull off a high top, but he knew you could do it. >> i don't know, i mean, hopefully we'll find out if people can or can't if it becomes popular again. >> who do you think would make the better spy in real life? do it. why why why why yeah, i feel

like i can't fight like that. >> um, i mean, i can't fight like that either. i can look like. i can fight like that >> well, dua told us she does have new music coming out, but guys, we also asked her if she's caught the acting bug and she said she had a lot of fun on set. and henry said he hopes she has because she made the film. we also found out that both of them are dog people. guys, it sounds like there was a lot of cat dog drama on this set. >> well, it all worked out because the movie looks great. thank you so much for that. maggie and argyle. it's in theaters on friday and coming up, you know who's here. demi moore is here live. with a special guest. >> pehla pehla. oh you >> right now there's just so much happening in our world. >> so much at stake. >> at the start of every morning

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>> you may know adam schiff's work to protect the rule of law or to build affordable housing or right. california's patient's bill of rights. but i know, adam, through the big brother program, we've been brothers since i was seven. he stood by my side as i graduated from yale , and i stood by his side when he married eve, the love of his life. i'm a little biased, but take it from adam's little brother. he'll make us all proud. as california's senator. >> i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >> precision is an excellent company. we had an idea of what we wanted, but we weren't sure how to put it together. >> it's kind of one of those things that i personally take pride in making sure that the people make the right decision. we highly recommend precision precision door service, a name you can trust. >> hey, bay area live with kelly marcus coming up, we'll chat with ariana dubose from argyle. >> plus cole sprouse is here. >> that's at nine on abc seven. >> we'll see you shortly. live doppler seven, along with satellite showing you our storm is on approach. we have the

cloud cover up above the rain is on its way. the wind certainly has arrived. look at these wind speeds. we're gusting over 30mph in oakland. hayward sfo, san mateo and the winds only gets stronger from here. a level three this afternoon and evening for rain. heavy at times. those strong winds. so here's future weather showing you that heavy rain later on this afternoon. get ready for a messy evening commute. kumasi >> thanks, drew. we'll have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes, but you can always find the latest on our news app and at abc seven news.com. >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. [ laughter ] >> we are here with a true hollywood icon who starred in classics like "ghost" and "st. elmo's fire." now she is starring in "feud capote versus the swans." welcome demi moore. [ applause ]

yes. >> so happy to be here. >> we had the little tease before you came on. you had pilaf with you. >> i had pilaf the little mouse. >> pilaf has been on red carpets, been doing all this promotion. is she enjoying the fame? >> the truth is she's the star and i'm her accessory. >> don't take this the wrong way. the only text i got from my daughter this morning was, is the dog here? [ laughter ] >> i mean, she is the greatest gift that i have ever been given. my daughter found her. she's like my little extra heart. she's been my traveling companion for the last almost two years now that i have had her. and she just, she's just -- look at her. she's just magical. she has something magical about her. >> you can see it on the screen. you're starring in "feud." ryan murphy said you two have been trying to work together for a long time.

>> we have. >> you were like whatever it is, i'm in. >> i mean, truly i thought, okay, after all of the times we tried different things. i said that is exactly what i said. whatever it is, i'll do it. i hadn't read the script. he said, please tell her not to talk herself out of it before we get on it. [ laughter ] >> he gave you a big assignment. anne woodward, very complicated character. fair to say? >> complicated. very tragic like this woman. i think great responsibility when you are stepping in to play a real person. and even though, you know, capote, it really goes into truman's perception, it was important to me to kind of honor the truth as much as possible and all the research i did, the question of her, did she murder her husband or was it an accident from my research it was an accident. >> he implies it's murder.

>> oh, yes. anne lived a life that was a lot of rejection. the family rejected her that she married into. no matter how good, she never lived up to anybody's standards. she just never fit that social stratosphere. i think truman started dinner table fodder was really the nail in the coffin for her. >> all right. do you want to see a bit? >> absolutely. >> here we go. >> you're telling people that i murdered my husband? that's slander and libel. you're telling people it's in your new book? >> if words were not true we would be libel, anne. but it is true, and we all know it. it will be a very interesting chapter. >> i don't know why you started this.

we were close. tell me why. >> what an amazingly talented cast. real star power. real star power. was there anyone whose fame and character the longest? >> i don't know if there was anybody -- television, you're working at quite a pace. i would say the person who had probably the biggest job really was tom hollander playing truman. there were so many aspects. i feel like he so embodied the essence of truman. i think his performance is a revelation. and he was such a joy. most of my scenes were with tom. when we finally had a scene that was less contentious we were like, oh, it's so nice. [ laughter ] we aren't being mean to each other. >> we're also part of the brat

pack. you all got back together for a documentary. tell us about that. >> i'll tell you. i got a call from andrew mccarthy. it's really interesting. the brat pack moniker that came about really didn't have anything to do with us as people, as professionals. there was just a clever headline. it's just interesting because andrew really wanted to explore the impact it had on each of us because for him it had a big impact. for rob it kind of just slid off his back. for me, i didn't love it, being thought of as a brat, because i felt like it kind of diminished us as professionals. but i didn't carry it. i haven't seen it yet. i really enjoyed my time with him sitting down reminiscing. >> such a thoughtful guy. >> i was sorry we didn't get a chance to all be together at one time. that would be really a treat, actually.

>> what swan do you think would have fit in well with that group? >> what i think is the swans would never have been in that group. [ laughter ] >> no. >> before you go, please tell us about bruce willis. how is he doing? >> you know, i think, given the circumstances, he's doing very well. what i'll share is what i say to my children, which it's important to just meet them where they're at and not hold on to what isn't, but what is. because there's great beauty and sweetness and loving and joy out of that. >> oh wow. >> our thoughts are with him and the whole family. >> thank you. >> great to have you. >> thank you so much. >> you can't wait to get back to pilaf. [ laughter ] >> get back to my little mouse. >> this was my moment. >> i love you, little mouse. watching me with attention. >> yes.

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>> welcome back. i got cameras all over this joint. >> she must be stopped. >> back to robin roberts. >> when the u.s. entered world

war i, some black americans enlisted thinking it would better their station in life. at the same time, president wilson was a supporter of having the armed forces enforce these segregation laws bearing the name of a stereotypical character. >> who is jim crow? >> you got it. >> that is a moment from "jeopardy" with someone we know giving the answers. robin, it was about a subject close to your heart. >> i was very impressed with the contestants. they got all but one of the answers. i'm giving answers about the h harlem hellfighters the national guard regiment that went on to serve in the 369th infantry in world war i, serving courageously, spending 191 days in combat. that's more than any other american unit. my company rockin robin produced a new documentary about these unsung heroes called "the harlem hellfighters." over a century ago a regiment of african-american soldiers accomplished the extraordinary.

>> it is the greatest story you've never heard. >> it's a story about sacrifice and ultimately a story about survival. what does it mean to fight to make the world safe for democracy when democracy is not safe for black people in the united states? >> in the face of near impossible odds, these men threw themselves in the field of battle amidst the bloodiest, most devastating war the world had ever seen. >> there is shrapnel, bullet, absolute chaos. >> poison gas, machine guns, tanks. >> all of this is a shock to the senses. they are carrying the weight of their entire community on their shoulders. they served the most days in combat, 191. they have the most casualties of any unit. >> they never lost an inch. they just would not stop. >> they were the best regiment

in all of world war i. >> for the last 100 years their legacy has been largely overlooked. that changes now. and that's why i'm incredibly proud to bring the story that's overlooked and under appreciated. it is part of american history that needs to be told. you can see "the harlem hellfighters" this sunday on the history channel. do you know who gave them the nickname? the germans. the germans gave them the nickname because they were so tenacious the way they fought them. people, they forget, world war i, america, we didn't want to go to war. we didn't really have a military. military hierarchy didn't really want these men in the army with them. they let them fight for france. that's why they are better known in france. they brought jazz to france. so it's just how far. >> what a story. i had not heard it. >> i had not either. i had not either. i knew we had fought in the war but i didn't know about this particular regiment. the history channel, the footage they were able to recover. the newspaper articles.

just wonderful, wonderful partner. >> we didn't know before but, because of you, we know now. great job. well done. >> thanks. >> let's go to ginger. >> thank you very much, robin, for educating us. cannot wait to see it. now we have our first look at an upcoming summer read by jodi picoult. her 29th novel called "by any other name" follows two women centuries apart forced to hide behind other names to make their voice heard. and the price that each is willing to pay to see their work live on. out on august 20th and available for preorder right now an anywhere books are sold. >> hope you're hungry. it is time to eat. we've got some easy and delicious meals that can all be made for under $15.

this segment sponsored by campbell's. lori bergamotto is with toni chapman to show us what's cooking. lori? >> something's definitely cooking, ginger. it smells aphaeudzing over here. we're making three great dishes that are all quick and affordable. you can scan the qr code to get all of the recipes on our website, good morning america.com. toni, welcome to gma. [ applause ] >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> we are so excited that you are here. i'm particularly excited. i cook every night. i have three kids. i understand you have a shortcut for us when we're making our dinner to save us time and money, which is all i ever really want to do. so what's your tip for that? >> yeah. so when you're making affordable dishes at home that you want to taste delicious, i always love to use campbell's soup in replacement of some of the ingredients that i love. it makes my dishes come out amazing. >> i'm excited to see what you've got today. we're going to start with

marrying chicken which is viral right now. >> yeah, yeah. >> okay. take us through. here we go. >> it's super viral on tik tok. we're going the start off by sauteing some onions. then we're going to add in some garlic. then we are going to toss in some red pepper flakes. they call this marry me chicken because they say if you make this for someone special, you might get a proposal after. >> i'm already taken, but -- >> it's okay. >> if it's that good, i can understand why. >> just in time for valentine's day. >> exactly. >> what we have here, the campbell's cream of mushroom. we're going to pour that in. >> this is the secret ingredient. >> yeah. >> it takes a more involved cream sauce. >> so much easier and simple. then we're going to add in some chicken broth. let that simmer. oh my goodness, it smells amazing in here. >> it really does. >> we're going to mix that up. you can add in the parmesan and the sun dried tomatoes. >> parmesan is my love language.

so, yeah. just throw it right in there? what about the sun dried tomatos? >> just toss them in. >> this will come together in under 30 minutes. >> it comes together so quick and easy so you can have a dinner that you're proud of for your family super fast. put your chicken back in and toss some basil on top. i love the basil. it just adds a freshness to it. you can serve it with rice, pasta. this is an amazing dish. >> and really affordable. >> yes. quick and affordable. we love it. >> next you're showing us deconstructed version of stuffed peppers. you're calling this the unstuffed pepper skillet. >> yes. >> i understand you swapped out the ground meat for turkey sausage. why? >> i love doing that because it will add so much flavor. you can use whatever meat you like. if you have ground chicken at home, or even bean, if you don't eat meat. that's totally fine. we'll start off by adding in onion. then we're going to add in our bell peppers.

we can also see how beautiful this is. i love beautiful dinner, too. like all these different colors. >> this also, i feel like you're getting vegetable, protein, everything. >> exactly. >> for a family, the fact that you can do this again, under 30 minutes? >> yes. it's affordable, flavorful. right? here's a lot of hack people don't know about. i'm going to use the campbell's tomato. this is going to add vibrancy to the soup and so much flavor which i really love. >> it smells so good. >> yes, smells delicious. >> because i want to make sure we get to everything, let's talk about this last dish here easy chicken and cheese enchilada. what goes in this sauce? >> we're going to use the cream of chicken here. you're going to mix that with sour cream and your favorite salsa. you'll pour that all over the enchilada. you're just going to have a flavorful dinner that you're proud of. i love that. that's one of my favorites. >> i have loved every single thing here. quick, affordable. what's better than that? thank you very much, toni. youdy great. >> thank you.

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will be moving in throughout the morning. turning heavier this afternoon. the winds have already arrived. we're seeing frequent gusts over 30mph. look at novato and half moon bay. we're having gusts right now to 40mph. so this afternoon and evening it's a level three for heavy rain. and those gusty winds. here's future weather get you into the afternoon. and here comes that line of heavy rain continuing through the evening. kumasi >> thank you drew. now it's time for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back at 11 for midday live. have a good day. it's live with kelly and mark today, academy award winner ariana debose plus from the film "lisa frankenstein," cole sprouse. and nutrition for healthy aging as we continue "live"'s "super seniors