>> hmm. >> yeah, i would probably do that. i like pigs, they they're a little cuties. >> yeah, those are cute. you have the cat cafes? why not a pig cafe? right >> they have it all there. you can have it. there's an owl cafe. >> mhm. mhm >> there was. >> wait you said an owl cafe. >> um. huh. >> like ooh i love an owl. >> she does, i love an owl. >> there's uh a whale cafe. >> oh my god. >> oh well well go hold the whale. >> i don't know if that's possible, but a whale. how about a sea lion cafe we got here 39 right there. oh, they're not here right now. >> they're on break good morning america for our viewers in the west. the dangerous storm, 40 million americans under flood alerts right now. state of emergency. california slammed with more than a month's worth of rain in the last 24 hours. more on the way. the life threatening floods.

>> oh! >> winds near san francisco reaching 102 miles an hour in what's being called one of the most dramatic weather days. ginger is there this morning. president biden vows further retaliation after the u.s. launches a wave of air strikes against iran backed militant groups. will it get iran to back down or escalate tension in the middle east? >> unprecedented trial. jennifer crumbley's fate in the hands of the jury. >> that was the hardest thing i had to stomach. >> now, if she's convicted, how much time the mother of the michigan high school shooter could spend behind bars. deadly wild fires. hundreds of people missing, thousands of homes burned. did the evacuation order in chile come too late and were the fires intentionally set? the pilot going down on a moving walkway after his foot got stuck at the end. this morning the extent of his injuries and why he's now filing a lawsuit.

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>> so many special moments at the grammys last night. cannot wait to show you some of the highlights. good morning america. >> yeah. it was just a show that honored the legends. it was so special. oh my gosh. what a moment. also ahead the new potential problem for boeing, but this time involving dozens of 737 planes that are still being built. >> we have our transportation expert here with us so i know you'll have more on that to break it down. we do begin with what's being called one of the most dramatic weather days in recent memory in california. >> state of emergency in southern california as heavy rain hits the state, bringing the threat of flash floods. ginger is in los angeles with the latest. good morning, ginger. >> reporter: george, you remember the movie grease when they had that drag race. in the basin of the l.a. river. lot of movies have been shot there. this is the l.a. river now. usually dry, but now ferocious rapids taking it over. we've had more than a month's worth of rain in 12 hours and we have 24 hours to go of this fire

hose of moisture. overnight, unrelenting rain, leading to flash flooding left some freeways and multiple rescues. in ventura county, california, the 101 freeway shut down, first responders dropping ladders to man caught in those rapidly rising waters. in san bernardino county, three people rescued. they were found clinging to a tree after their vehicle was submerged after they crossed a flooded road. the state getting up to a foot of rain already. 40 million americans still under flood watch. this car hydroplaning then flipping over a barricade when speeding down interstate 5. the saturated grounds with gusty winds dropping a tree on this car. the l.a. fire department arriving minutes later. winds in the bay area howling over 80 miles an hour, above hurricane speeds. at least 900,000 customers without power. and a dramatic rescue playing out in santa rosa after this massive tree fell on to a car.

the driver was trapped inside. later rushed to the hospital with severe injuries. we spotted teresa reeves preparing for the storm an helped her out. she's lived in sun valley more than 30 years. >> never had to get evacuated here. >> now you've got evacuation orders. >> i know, and i'm not sure how i'm going to handle it. i'm in a wait and see position. i have got my sandbags. >> an in oregon, a close call. this car careening off the road, narrowly missing other drivers who pulled onto the shoulder. wet roads and bald tires led to that wreck. if that raging l.a. river doesn't do it for you, look at this radar the last 24 hours. los angeles is right in the center of that. that's why we've seen flash floods overnight. this isn't going to move much. we still have hours of warnings to go. they're asking a lot of people to not go on the roads if you don't have to because flash flooding can easily submerge

your car. we've seen 6 to 9 inches already. lot of the foot hills will end up with closer to a foot. that's why that rare high risk, the highest level there is, for flash flooding, including los angeles for a second day. anaheim, san clemente where we'll continue to see the moisture. it's not just tonight. you will end up seeing showers heavy through tuesday night. >> all right, ginger. incredible to see that river behind you. thank you so much. from you we're going to rob marciano who is up the coast in santa barbara, where coastal flooding is causing major problems. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, gio. the rain may have shifted south but the water keeps coming here in the santa barbara coast line. look at this wave action we've got. eight to ten foot waves continually pounding on this beach, eating away at the sand. at the same time, the runoff from all the rain has been pouring out trying to get dumped into the ocean. we have all sorts of debris,

erosion. everything has been put to the test with this wave action. this isn't the only spot. coastal flood advisory, heavy surf from san francisco to san diego which will extend through today, if not in some spots through tomorrow. the airport, santa barbara airport, was shut down yesterday. commercial flights have all been cancelled because of high water. hopefully, they'll reopen later on today. we got half a foot of rain in some of the mountainous areas. some of the burn scar areas have been evacuated, have not slid. we're hoping no more land slides with the next match of rain coming. linsey? >> rob, certainly. we turn to the showdown on capitol hill over the border and aid to ukraine. last night a bipartisan group of senators unveiled a compromised bill but the republican speaker of the house says it's dead on arrival. our senior congressional correspondent rachel scott has the very latest for us. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: linsey, good morning to you. this is the most significant border security and immigration deal between democrats and republicans in over a decade.

but then within hours mike johnson made it clear it is not going anywhere in the house. this is a massive package, $118 billion. that includes $20 billion for border security, including shutting down the border when crossings reach $5,000 a day an making it difficult to claim asylum in u.s. $15 billion for ukraine, $15 billion for israel. the president calling it the toughest and fairest set of border reforms in decades. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell saying it provides direct and immediate answers to the crisis at the border. but this bill faces republican resistance in the house before it was even released. donald trump, who wants to run on this issue of immigrations has been urging republicans to reject this compromise. and house speaker mike johnson making it clear it is dead on arrival. he says it will not even get a vote in the house, calling it worse than he had anticipated, linsey. >> the senate and house it seems are moving on two separate tracks with republicans pushing for it with their own package with aid for israel.

>> reporter: remember, it was republicans who demanded border security in exchange for additional funding for israel and ukraine. now the house is moving forward with just aid to israel. that throws into doubt any future aid to ukraine. while they are rejecting this set of border provisions, they are taking the rare step moving forward with a vote to impeach the homeland security secretary, linsey. >> all right. rachel scott for us from capitol hill, thank you very much. george? overseas the u.s. military action in the middle east. series of strikes over the weekend in retaliation for the deadly drone attack that killed three u.s. service members and attacks on international shipping. chief white house correspondent mary bruce is tracking the latest. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. it remains to be seen if these strikes will be enough to get iran to back off, as the president hopes, or spark further escalation, as the president fears. what is clear this morning, this is far from over. this morning president biden vowing further retaliation, as the u.s. launches a wave of air strikes against iran backed militant groups across the middle east.

it began late friday, a powerful response to the drone attack that killed three american soldiers and injured more than 40 at a remote u.s. base in jordan. the u.s. hitting 85 targets at seven different locations inside iraq an syria, including command control centers and rocket and missile depots. local authorities reporting dozens killed. u.s. officials say the strikes were successful in degrading and disrupting the militant's ability to attack u.s. forces and that there's more to come. >> this was the beginning of our response. there will be more steps. some of those steps will be seen, some may not be seen. >> reporter: a retaliation campaign now running alongside the allied effort to halt attacks from iran backed militants, targeting vital international shipping routes. over the weekend, the u.s. and u.k., backed by six partners, hitting dozens of houthi targets across yemen. strikes launched by war ships and fighter jets. the u.s. also taking out cruise

missiles that posed an imminent threat to u.s. navy ships and merchant vessels in the region. the coalition saying they will not hesitate to continue to defend lives and the free flow of commerce, but weeks of strikes on the houthis have not halted their attacks. still, the president standing by his response. >> are the strikes working? >> yes! >> reporter: now, the president is adamant he does not seek a wider war with iran. the goal here is to stop these attacks on u.s. forces and these vital shipping route, a goal that so far weeks of u.s. strikes have failed to achieve. now, all of this coming as this morning secretary of state antony blinken is once again heading back to the region, hoping to finalize a deal to release the remaining hostages and get critically needed humanitarian aid into gaza. george? >> mary bruce, thanks. gio? now a new probably problem for boeing, but this time involving dozens of 737 planes that are still being built. boeing's commercial airplane ceo writing, quote, a supplier notified us of a nonconformance

in some 737 fuselages. here's the issue. two holes that may have not been drilled there exactly to the company's requirements. boeing may need to make adjustments to about 50 planes. the good news is that those planes have not been delivered. >> what about the 737's that are in the air? >> reporter: that's an important question. boeing insists there are no safety issues with those planes, just these newer ones. but the truth is, all eyes are on boeing. especially within the company itself. and so for the next several days, they're going to focus exclusively on quality control because we all remember that door plug flew off the max 9. lot of people focusing on that. >> so many issues. >> yeah. >> bad timing for boeing. >> bad timing. >> all right, gio. now to the deadly wild fires ripping through the coast line in chile. thousands of homes burned, hundreds of people missing, and more than 100 confirmed dead. the death toll is only expected to rise. victor oquendo join us with details. good morning, victor.

>> reporter: good morning, linsey. these fires broke out in central chile on friday and have been burning ever since, killing at least 112 people. that number is expected to rise. the worst of it along a resort city. entire neighborhoods devoured by flames and smoke, trapping people inside their homes. officials saying around 200 people are missing with 3,000 to 6,000 homes impacted. the nearly 100 fires come amid a summer heat wave in chile, consecutive days of sweltering dry temperatures above 90 degrees. images of burned out vehicles on roads point to a botched evacuation effort, with some residents saying that order to leave came far too late. the cause of the fires now under investigation, as officials believe they may have been intentionally set sunday and monday declared national days of mourning. george? >> really difficult situation down there, okay, victor. thank you very much. we're going to switch gears to the grammys. it was a golden night. lara here with all the

highlights. >> it was a golden night. we were just saying, yes, we did stay up. it started with dua lipa and ended with the great billy joel. in between so many got their due, especially the ladies including miley cyrus and taylor swift on a night she made history. a rousing welcome back for tracy chapman, performing at the grammys for the first time in 35 years. duetting her 1988 hit "fast car" with luke combs who took the song to number one on the country chart this past summer. ♪ i, oh i, got a feeling that i belong, i, oh i, got a feeling i could be someone could be someone ♪ >> reporter: the dueio receiving an overwhelming standing ovation. [ cheers ] >> no. >> taylor swift making history, becoming the first artist to win

four album of the year awards. >> i would love to tell you that this is the best moment of my life, but i feel this happy when i finish a song or when i crack the code to a bridge that i love. for me, the award is the work. >> the honor presented by celine dion, who made a surprise appearance in the middle of her health battle fighting a rare condition called stiff person syndrome, that kept her from the spotlight. >> thank you all. i love you right back. when i say that i'm happy to be here, i really mean it from my heart. >> some viewers quick to call out swift for what they perceived adds snubbing dion when accepting the award but the two were seen embracing the award after the appearance. swift also making this surprise announcement when accepting best pop vocal album. >> my bran new album --

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our friend grace abrams was nominated for best new performance. >> i saw that. i saw that. >> it was a big night for our family. >> it really was. how about you? >> i liked seeing celine dion. 27 years after she got album of the year, for her to present that. we haven't seen her for so long. she looks great. >> she does. >> but it's all coming back to me now, gio can do an amazing rendition of a celine dion song. >> coming up in our second hour -- >> that will not be coming up in our second hour. [ laughter ] joni mitchell, amazing. just amazing. >> yeah, yeah. george, to you. >> thank you, lara. coming up how amazon is bringing ai to shopping. plus how a pilot's foot was swallowed by a moving walkway at the airport. he is now suing. and the latest in the unpress dented jennifer crumbley trial. a michigan mom charged after her son shot and killed four students at his high school. first back to ginger in los angeles. >> you know, flood watches go

also into arizona because the moisture will move that way. but if you go 5,000, 6,000 feet, you'll end up with feet of snow. let's get your local weather in just 30 seconds. two.

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>> i am asking that you find jennifer crumbley not guilty, not just for jennifer crumbley but for every mother out there doing the best they can. >> reporter: the defense argues crumbley was a hyper vigilant mother who made some mistakes, but never could have known her son was a threat. but the prosecution says she and her husband bought their son the gun used in the shooting, failed to secure it and ignored a number of red flags with his mental health, including declining to take him home from school the day of the shooting despite seeing these disturbing drawings. >> not only did she not do it, she doesn't even regret it. because of that, four people died. >> reporter: a conviction would mark the first time in american history the parent of a school shooter was found guilty in their child's deadly attack. >> she tried to show these jurors that all parents make mistakes and parents aren't

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>> we love the show. so great to have quinta brunson here. good morning america. hope your week is off to a good start. >> that's right. we are starting with quinta brunson. fresh off her emmy win. we're looking forward to talking to her about abbott elementary. one woman's message after she nearly lost her life from a heart condition that can often be without any symptoms. >> first top stories breaking at 8. we start with a dramatic weather day in california. state of emergency in southern california as heavy rain hits the state bringing flash floods. want to go back to ginger in los angeles. good morning, ginger. >> reporter: george, good morning. it is so wild to see the l.a. river, which is usually dry, here with that rapid and raging river. wild. this is where the storm drains from the city come together. we still have 24 hours of rain to go. studio city, mud slides, debris flow. lot of these places that have had evacuations are seeing that

action. san bernardino, a high water rescue. one of many. somebody with their trailer flipped over. the flash flood warning is on. this is the highest hrfl they go to. palm springs is in that more moderate. the fire hose that's been on for the last 12 to 16 hours isn't going to stop. it's going to keep pushing forward. through tonight it's heavy. it will wrap up with heavy showers at times, more scattered through tuesday. but we really can't start to see drying until midweek and beyond. if you add elevation, this will be snow, but the flood threat is the main one here. george? >> we can see it. okay, ginger. thanks. team coverage. let's go to rob marciano in santa barbara. >> reporter: good morning, george. we're enjoying this brief break in the rain right now. the water just keeps hitting the beach. keeps coming up closer to us. the rain in the hills is trying

to get out of here. folks are taking advantage of this break in the rain by getting out of their houses for the first time in awhile. this is all temporary. this wave action and flooding along the coast not so temporary. that will be with us, san francisco, l.a. through at least today likely carrying over until tomorrow. folks that are in evacuation area to our east and west have to stay there at least through today because we still have the back half of this system to come through which will produce likely heavy downpours. hopefully that land will hold. linsey? >> as you say, hoping that land holds. rob, thank you. we turn to the showdown on capitol hill over the border and aid to ukraine. last night a bipartisan group of senators unveiled a compromised bill. but the republican speaker of the house says it's dead on arrival. let's go back to rachel scott. good morning again, rachel. >> reporter: linsey, good morning to you again. this is the most significant bipartisan deal on immigration and border security in over a decade. but house speaker mike johnson making it clear it is not going anywhere. this is a massive package, $118 billion.

that includes $20 billion for border security, sweeping immigration restrictions including shutting down the border when migrant encounters reach 5,000 a day. $60 billion for ukraine. $14 billion for israel. the president calling it the toughest and fairest set of border reforms in decades. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell saying it provides direct and immediate solutions to our crisis at the southern border. but it faced opposition before it was even released. donald trump, who has been urging republicans to reject this issue wants to run on immigration in november. house speaker mike johnson making it clear that this bill is dead on arrival saying, it's worse than they predicted or expected and won't even get a vote in the house, gio. >> we will see how they get agreement there. thank you very much. now a new record in the cosmos. a russian cosmonaut has broken a record for the most time in space. we are talking about the 59-year-old who spent almost 2 1/2 years in space.

he's made five journeys to the international space station. when he's done with this trip, he's expected to become the first person to spend 1,000 days in space. he's said working as a cosmonaut is a childhood dream come true. >> that's something. coming up in our gma morning menu, jersey shore star mike the situation shares the video of his choking toddler. what he and his wife did to save him. the mother of two who nearly lost her life to a heart condition more commonly found in women. what to know about it and her message this morning. plus lori b is here to help us dig into the latest food trend, the chopped salad sandwich. lara's with a very special guest upstairs. hey, lara. >> we are so happy to see this beautiful gal. emmy award winning actress, abbott elementary creator quinta brunson is with us. what a year it's been for quinta. already. i mean, i think it's just february. we're going to talk about the emmy award, the new season. it's coming up on "good morning america." you ready? >> i'm ready. >> she's ready.

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we are back with our gma cover story. jersey shore star mike the situation sorrentino shared a video of him and his wife saving their child from choking. >> good morning. the entire incident captured on the family surveillance cap ra. so frightening. 77% of children under 5 experience nonfatal choking injuries. experts say if you see a baby choking, put them over your forearm and pat their midback which is exactly what mike the situation did. this morning dramatic video of a situation no parent wants to ever be in.

reality tv star mike the situation sorrentio and his wife lauren saving their 2 1/2-year-old son from choking. >> he's choking. >> if i hear a cough during dinner, i assume it's a problem. so i immediately jumped up. >> reporter: springing into action, mike picking his son up and patting him on the back. lauren walks over to the kitchen and grabs an anti-choking device from the drawer. >> i knew i didn't want to hit him too hard when he was upright because i thought maybe that could maybe lodge the food even further. so that's why i had got him upright and ready for when my wife had gotten the anti-choking device. >> reporter: lauren then uses the device on romeo, with success. >> romeo is doing amazing. it was definitely a very very scary close call for sure. we worked in synergy as a team. i couldn't be prouder of my

wife. she -- i'm gonna break down. but she's a super hero. >> reporter: the jersey shore cast member telling us he is still processing what happened thursday night, calling it the scariest moment of his life. >> to be honest with you, i have tingles right now talking about it because everything was kind of textbook. we didn't even know it. >> reporter: experts say if you see a baby choking put them over your forearm and give back blows to their mid back. for older kids give them the abdominal thrust or heimlich maneuver with the fist above the belly button moving it in a j shape. doctors say when a child cries after an event like this, it's a good sign. that tell us that the airway is open but they should still get checked out by a medical provider. mike tells me they are going to take cpr classes but they are so thankful they had that dechoking device handy. just be sure they are fda registered, guys. >> moved so quickly there. >> good for all parents.

those cpr classes. >> absolutely, no doubt about it. it is also american heart month. gma shining a spotlight all february long on how to protect your heart. and this morning, eva pilgrim has the story of a mom who nearly died from a condition more commonly diagnosed in women. good morning, eva. >> this is a pretty common condition to be diagnosed with. stacey had known she's had this candidate for years. even though at times her own family could hear her leaky heart valve squeaking at the dinner table, she said her doctors told her it wouldn't likely kill her. 55-year-old stacey luce thought she was at the peak of health when she and her husband visited new york city last month. just as they sat down at a broadway show -- >> i felt the room kind of do like a vertigo quick spin and then black. >> reporter: stacey went into cardiac arrest, losing her pulse and consciousness for 17 minutes. bystanders doing cpr and using an aed twice to get her heart beating again.

>> your mind really can't conceive what's going on at that point. >> reporter: the texas mom of two pulling through. doctors saying the episode was linked to mitral valve prolapse, one of the heart valves doesn't properly close and may leave the patient with symptoms like a racing heart, dizziness, fatigue and chest pain. but what's chilling is that mvp can often have no symptoms at all and can lead to sudden death. >> most people who experience cardiac arrest related to mvp, that's their first presentation of the disease. >> reporter: while heart valve disease is only diagnosed in about 3% of the population, nearly 25,000 americans die a year from these heart problems, including mvp. as to who is at risk of sud sudden death from mvp, doctors don't always know, but the most serious cases are typically related to developing an abnormal heart rhythm that can lead to sudden death, something doctors hope to change.

>> what you need now is modern imaging, giving us a chance to re-examine what the potential mechanisms and risk are for sudden death in otherwise asymptomatic patients. >> reporter: after valve heart surgery at mount sinai hospital with a pace maker put in, stacey is back to playing pickleball and wants to encourage others to be their own advocate. >> if something doesn't feel right, if something is different, go get it checked. >> mount sinai is launching the largest trial ever to study this condition to figure out who with mvp is at the highest risk of dying in hopes of being better able to detect who is at risk and to prevent deaths down the road. but really, truly scary. >> sure is. thank you, eva. >> all right, guys. we're gonna talk about a new trend that's taking over the internet. the salad sandwich. a chopped salad sandwich.

when it comes to viral food trends, gma lifestyle contributor lori b is always willing to take one for the team. lori, do tell. >> yes, i will tell. you know i love running a gma test kitchen out of my house to try out these viral recipes. i can usually convince my family to help me out. so we were totally game to jump on the chopped salad sandwich trend. take a look. our own chopped italian sandwich has been all over my page. man, does it look absolutely delicious. >> move over charcuter-tree, there's a new viral recipe in town. >> i have no words for it. >> we're talking the chopped salad sandwich. yes, you heard me right. salad on a sandwich. >> it looks so good. >> with top videos racking up millions of views on tik tok. the recipe has evolved with popularity including sub in a tub for the carb conscious. there you have it, your own sub in a tub. but is it worth the hype? there's only one way to find out. here in my kitchen i have all

the ingredients laid out. this nifty chopper to help me and my sous chef. let's put this recipe to the test. are you ready? >> yep. >> are you eating the ingredients? are you ready to eat? okay. let's do it. >> mm. >> what do you think? would you make it again? >> so many times. >> it's delicious. all right. i agree. looks easy to make. tell us about this. >> let me tell you the ingredients that go in it. might look familiar, lara. lot of people were like, this is an anti-pasta. this is a chopped salad. everybody calls it something differently. we all call it delicious. you want deli meat, ham, salami, pepperoni, provolone cheese. you chop it up with lettuce, tomato, onions.

you can use pepperchin's. pickles are really good. you can do this with a knife, of course, like my grandmother used to. or this thing, i have to tell you it's amazing. in the piece you saw my 2-year-old daughter helping with it. very satisfying. it chops everything for you. goes right into this tub. this is shoppable. you can scan the qr code and get it. very inexpensive. it all goes in with a little italian vinaigrette, mayonnaise. shake it up. the key is to put it on the bread. everything tastes better with bread. >> the salad sandwich. >> there you go. do you want to give it a little bite? >> i went with the -- >> sub in a tub. or chopped salad. >> it really is delicious, inexpensive. >> you finish it with dressing. >> the italian vinaigrette. it's good, affordable, easy to make. my children ate it. for me that's like, you know. >> that is the holy grail.

>> exactly. >> it's very hip and hot. >> an you're on trend. >> which is very important. i'm getting this. ginger is back in los angeles with serious weather. ginger. >> yes. when we're raining here, the big ridge happens in the northern plains and great lakes. that's what the pattern has kept with and will this week. that's why indianapolis is on its way to record high temperatures. even chicago getting close, into the 50s, close to 60. so that record heat is returning, sticking around. we're gonna see february, most of it, looks similar to the northern tier. the lowest two.

>> think it's time for a little pop news. >> let's do it. good morning to you all again. we're going to begin with more from music's biggest night, the 66th annual grammy awards. you want more, right? it was so fantastic. >> so good. >> women ruled the night as well. miley cyrus brought the house down with a very fun performance of "flowers." she took home her first ever grammy and then her second. for record of the year and best pop solo performance. she wasn't alone. billie elish singing a moving performance of "what was i made for" from the barbie movie. she won song of the year for it. two performances brought down the house. take a listen. ♪ ♪ i remember when we were

driving, driving in your car ♪ so beautiful the way they shot it. it was just captivating. could not look away. tracy chapman joining luke combs to play her 1998 hit "fast car." and then what everybody is saying was the moment of the night. ♪ just, i mean -- a legend. 80 year, a legend. joni mitchell performing for the first time ever at the grammy's. hard to believe. despite winning her first of ten grammys in 1969 and taking home another this year for best folk album. just amazing. >> i know. it was mesmerizing to watch. >> it was.

it really was. so grateful they gave us that moment. then on the other side of it, sissa gave a killer performance of "kill bill." it was also amazing. it was a great night for music. she took home best r&b song and some other women we love in music were there to present. mariah carey was there. and the one and only celine dion. we cannot forget the boys especially piano man billy joel performing his first new single in 17 years called "turn the lights back on." the lights were on way too late in my house. terrific show. it was a great night. also this morning an oscar winning reunion could be in the works. brad pitt reportedly in talks to star with quentin tarantino. his tenth and supposedly final film. the duo have worked twice together before including 2019 "once upon a time in hollywood" which earned pitt his first oscar and tarantino three nominations.

tarantino famously said in the past he's retiring after making his tenth film which reports say will be called "the movie critic." tarantino has been kept quiet about the plot line but it's out there. fans think it's about a cynical film reviewer in the '70s in southern california. that sounds right, doesn't it? some say it was inspired by pauline kale. no word yet on what character pitt would play. the hollywood reporter says production on the movie is set to begin late this year or early 2025. a whole lot of information for a movie that's very mush hush. this morning one of our favorite chefs is cooking up a new project. ina garten. gosh, we love you and your cookbooks. she is gearing up to reveal her first ever memoir. she began her career as a white house staffer eventually working as a budget analyst, focusing on nuclear energy policy for presidents ford and carter. but it was her passion for cooking that inspired a major shift in careers.

garten taking over the barefoot contessa store in the hamptons. she went on to write 11 different cookbooks. i have them all and highly recommend. she hosted her first hit show for 22 years. the beloved chef celebrated her 76th birthday on friday quietly updating her instagram to say, oh, yeah, memoir coming out october 1, 2024. congratulations, ina. about time. finally a real quickie. take a look at this. this past saturday was national golden retriever day. mom, your favorite day of the year. golden colorado, they celebrate by going all out. there are 20,000 residents and over 2,000 g oh, and that's pop news. they always look so happy. i know, i just wanted to give you comforting little of that. um, i'm being told i must leave you because the one, the only abbott elementary creator and star. i'm

coming. girl, you're coming here. >> i'm coming. yes >> oh, that's not right. let's do it. it's coming up. >> it's coming. don't worry. >> we have a commercial break to get through. okay whew. quinta brunson's here. be right back. >> i won! i can't believe you're an emmy thursday. you know, it's gonna be a party when zara larsson lights up the morning in a live gma concert. >> no, cause you don't want thursday. >> only on. good morning america's concert series. >> sponsored by planet fitness. this week, abbott elementary is finally back. but first wednesday morning, sheryl lee ralph is coming to. >> good morning america. the clock is ticking. >> that urgent search for those five people on board the missing submersible carrying tourists to the wreckage of the titanic. >> what happened to the submersible? >> the titanic still fascinates people today. >> what is the lesson of titanic? listen to the warnings. >> it was almost as if the

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new hit "abbott elementary." you have major fans right here who can't wait to hear every thought point. but before we get to it, congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> you made emmy history. i just want to brag on ya. first black woman to win in over 40 years for best actress in a comedy series. >> pretty much. i didn't know that until after the fact. i was just emotional at winning, of course. after you go backstage and do the actor press conference thing, that information was given to me. that made me emotional all over again. >> how did you celebrate? do you remember? [ laughter ] >> i went out with my friends and family. i had a good time. that's all i'll say. >> we're so happy for you. >> thank you. >> i have to be a fan tore a second. i absolutely adore this show. i think because it has so much heart, right? so much heart.

i think your relationship with your cast members is so evident especially sheryl lee. had her own memorable win. she's so proud of you. you can see that pride. what did she tell you after that? >> afterwards she just told me she always knew this would be the case. that she was just proud of me, which is important to me as a writer and creator, which to me is just as important as, you know, getting the award for acting, which i'm so grateful for. it's also wonderful that the cast and sheryl recognize the show over all. the night felt like a win for our entire cast and crew. i felt like that win felt like a win for our entire cast and crew. we all work so hard so whenever any of us gets to take an award home, it feels like all of us winning. so, yes. >> sheryl will be on gma next week. >> i know, yes. >> what should we ask her? >> you should ask her how she does it. [ laughter ] i came in from new york two days -- sorry, i came in from l.a. to new york two days ago and i'm

still reeling from the plane ride. sheryl travels like nobody's business all the time and she still shows up, hi, darling. [ laughter ] how are you not sleepy? >> her energy is insane. >> incredible, yeah. >> we will get answers on that. tell us about season 3. >> season 3 is so exciting to me. we have a shortened season because of the wga. and sag, right? we had 14 episodes. i wanted to make sure every one was packed with a punch because we only have so much time with our audience. it naturally forced the writers and the cast to want to put on an incredible performance for each episode. i think there's some major changes this season that were always going to be there for the third season, but because we had this shortened episode count, it was even more important for me to give audiences something exciting to come back to. but not too exciting. you'll still see your familiar favorite teachers in philadelphia and on tv. but i think there will be some fun surprises.

>> good tease right there. let's give everybody a sneak peek of tomorrow night's episode. >> i was thinking over the summer while i was spending time with myself just thinking what led me to this point. >> get to the point. >> okay. career day. i think we should do career day at the school because we haven't had one since the early jobs for women were typist, moms and wet nurses. i think it would be a great way for the kids to see all the amazing jobs they can have. that's it. i'm done with career day. [ laughter ] i'm really excited because we have some fun guest stars. i forgot we have a murderer's row of guest stars which is exciting. i can't wait for people to see it. >> you are teeing up my question. are you going to give us any of them? we've heard hannah rottingham from ted lasso made a plea. >> i have got to get hannah on. she's so tall and so british. [ laughter ] i just don't know how to tpeu her in. >> what would her role be? >> tall british lady. but she's so lovely. we love hannah so much.

she's so sweet and so supportive. one day. i gotta figure it out. >> can you tell us anybody who is on, you call it murderer's row. i like that. >> i can't tell you. we got to see in that clip, there's a wonderful actor josh who was on a show called "the other two." we have him this season. he's with us, a recurring guest star role. >> great. >> fantastic. benjamin norris is a friend of mine. he was on a show "never ever ever." one of my closest friends. so we have them. kamia is also playing. they're playing school district members. they're all with us. i can tell you about them, only because you saw them in the clip. but i can't tell you anything else. >> i love how you are paying it forward. tell us about this national tour. >> this is my favorite thing. every season we've been able to, with our marketing department, which is wonderful, find a way to give back to the teachers who inspire us so much. this year we did the lunch box tour called the lunch break. there's a huge truck that i still don't understand the physicality of. i can't wait to see it in

person. it's a big lunch box that is traveling the country right now. it is carrying supplies and free lunches for teachers and students. it's really cool. if you see it, please tag me. i can't wait until it gets to l.a. so i can see it myself because i don't physically understand how it's working. i don't know where the windows are. it's legal. [ laughter ] >> what would you tell the kids on a real career day about what you do? >> i would tell them that i make television. if they had any more questions i would say, i'm a producer. that means that i use my vision to get a wonderful group of people together to make some very compelling tv that they can watch on abc and then also stream on hulu the next day. [ laughter ] >> we love that commercial right there. >> at the end of the day you are also a phenomenal writer. that sets this show apart. i think the writing is so clever. we've talked about it. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you for being here.

>> thank you for having me. it's always fun to come here. i appreciate it. >> anything else you want us to ask your colleagues, just whisper in our ear. >> i will. >> everybody else will watch abbott elementary season 3 premieres this withins day 9 p.m. eastern on abc, streams the next day on what? >> on hulu. >> yes, yes. as we said co-star sheryl lee ralph will be joining us wednesday. buckle up. she always brings it. >> yes, she does. >> coming up, we are celebrating lunar new year. don't go anywhere. >> coming up we are celebrating >> coming up we are celebrating lunar new year. ♪ politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money.

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>> back now as we celebrate black history month on gma. this morning we're looking at mental health among black women in particular and how the culture of struggling in silence is changing with the new generation. deborah roberts sat down with two women who are paving the way. good morning, deb. >> good morning, linsey. yes, paving the way. it is so important. lately, we've heard a lot of discussion especially from millennials about prioritizing our mental health. but in communities of color, the conversation can be a little tricky, particularly amongst older women who prioritize strength and perseverance. yet a mom and daughter from maryland are trying to bridge that divide. >> i would tell her about other things going on with myself physically, but when it came to mental health, it wasn't a discussion we had in our family. >> from a small child, my emotions, you supress them, you suck it up, you keep it moving.

>> reporter: lauren and glenda boone expressing a long held belief among black women. keep your struggles and your inner most feelings to yourself. the strong black woman is the image that we admire. did you ever think about paying attention to your mental wellness? >> never. i never thought about taking care of my mental health because my generation was taught when you talk about mental, you automatically thought mental illness. so it was very difficult for me to even consider taking care of my mental health. >> that's what we call the super woman scheme. i can do it all, push through, persevere. if i'm stressed, it's my fault and my responsibility. going to a therapist means i'm not doing my job ultimately. >> reporter: but that thinking slowly changing in communities of color. >> black women have always been having to put on a mask like everything's okay. >> reporter: thanks partly to well known figures who are bravely opening up publicly. >> we are usually everybody's therapist. >> yes! ♪

>> reporter: including former destiny's child sing r michelle williams, who speaks openly about her history of depression, and says mental health struggles can look different in women of color. >> irritability is a missed symptom of depression. we think depression is just sadness. once i started getting into therapy more consistently, it started giving me language to everything that i internalized, but didn't know what to say. >> reporter: so there's strength in vulnerability? >> there is strength in vulnerability. i can't tell you how strong you are when you can say, i need help versus thinking your strength is acting out. because the quality of life is so much better when you're not triggered all the time. >> reporter: do you think younger women might be helping their mothers to think about health? do you think it's changing the dynamic? >> it absolutely is. >> when i did start the therapy,

i have to be completely honest with you. i went kicking and screaming. >> reporter: lauren and glenda living proof of that changing dynamic. >> this is our second episode of healing together. >> reporter: even taking their journey online in a you tube series. hoping to inspire other intergenerational conversations among women of color. >> it's helped me to understand me and the makeup of me. >> yes! yes! >> my daughters let me know, you were present, but you weren't present. right off the bat she was like, you never came to my softball games. so my defense for my generation i'm like, are you kidding me? but when i got into therapy and started taking away the layer, that was just a symbol of providing for her, but you weren't there for things that were important to her. >> reporter: when you started to dig deeper, what did you start to discover about yourself? >> oh, girl. [ laughter ] how much time do we have? keep talking about the hard things. that's the only way we'll get

we're facing it, processing it. >> reporter: what's your message to people who are closer to your age who have never even thought about therapy and counseling, but who maybe want to try it? >> don't be afraid. it will change your life. if you're willing to do the work. but if you're willing to do the work, it will be the best thing you have ever done for you. >> reporter: linda's advice is so important because women of color are underdiagnosed when it comes to mental health issues often because things like sleep disturbance, irritability and self-criticism aren't seen as signs of depression, but can be. this issue is as important as your mammogram or your pap smear. as they say, it can change lives. my daughter and i know because we've done some of this work. we've dug deep. it's not easy. we've come so much closer together because of therapy. >> thanks for sharing that. i think it's amazing. i love their strength and vulnerability. they mean so much. >> so much.

so important to have the conversations to normalize the idea of therapy and talking about it, deb. thank you so much. we're gonna send it back over to ginger in l.a. >> throughout the morning hollywood, beverly hill, brentwood, we're in flash flood warnings meaning don't drive. you can see ponding on the road ways. some of them impassable. we're going to see more over the next 12 to 24 hours. it will start to dwindle a bit. remember if you get a flash flood warning, authorities are saying do not drive, do not go on the road. they could see up to 9 inches in a lot of place, up in the foot hills almost a foot. very rare to see two

>> now to "where is wendy williams?" that's the title of a new two part life time documentary debuting later this month. we're getting an exclusive unfiltered view of williams, her life and struggles. here's a look. >> all i know is how to be famous. >> lifetime two night documentary event. executive produced by wendy williams. >> she was in our living room every single day. >> and then at the peak of her career, she was gone. >> all right. and away we go. >> hey, wendy! >> my mom has done a great job making it seem like everything is okay but in reality there's something wrong. >> did you see a neurologist? >> to find out if i'm crazy? >> did you drink this whole thing today? >> keep it there. >> anybody could look at her and tell. >> this doesn't look like anything familiar. >> i think she's losing it. have you noticed it? can you tell me where your

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>> usher >> ushering the year of the dragon. our friend is here to show us a new recipe. welcome back. great to have you back. not only year of the dragon, year of the wood dragon. >> it's very special. there's five elements in chinese horoscope. i'm actually a wood dragon. it happens once every 60 years. am i going to hit 120? i don't know. this is my year to crush it. if you are a dragon or wood dragon, go crush this year. >> let's do some cooking. >> awesome. first tradition. always give gifts on new year's. you want to have good fortune going into new year. which is why we have oranges.

oranges are sweetness and good luck. always give oranges when you go to someone's house. >> okay. >> dumplings. ready? this is a pork cabbage dumpling. grab a spoon here. we're going to grab a wrapper. dumplings -- >> how much? >> little. like that. they represent gold. that's why you eat dumplings. right in the center. perfect. take your finger all the way up. just half circle. all right. fold it in half to make a half moon like that. really seal it. then you kind of pinch it to make a dumpling, like that. >> not bad. >> close. you're halfway there. there you go. pinch it like this. go all the way down. these you sear in a little bit of oil, add a little water. that's not bad, george. >> first time. >> well, you know -- [ laughter ]. >> so it was bad.

>> it wasn't bad. you're not a dragon, right? mix this sauce. tamari, rice vinegar and scallions. that's what you serve with the dumpling. i encourage you, please, george, try one of these. >> i definitely will try one of these. >> here's the hot sauce for a dipper. the secret is you actually salt the cabbage. >> really good. >> all right. come on down. let's talk about ming's things. we're going to make a quick dipping sauce. this is just freshmango, a little bit of fresh orange juice 'cause orange juice is good for you, right? lemon zest -- sorry, orange zest and ginger. we have two types of ming's things. we won't go very long for this. start to puree it like that. >> like a smoothie. >> puree that smooth. please try. we have a plant based and meat based. it has 20% cauliflower. it's better for you. >> cool. >> gluten-free. isn't that great? >> the sauce is fantastic.

>> get a nice ripe mango. this is bokchoy. green is the color of moolah, money, right? >> he always talks about money when he comes in. >> it means get rich. you always use the color of money because if you eat money during the new year, you're going to have an incredible fortunate new year. >> and you're going to be healthy. >> and you're going to be healthy. bok choy, watercress, spinach. entering the new year is important. these are sesame almond butter cakes. little chocolate ganache. little sticky. yen means sticky, also means new year. >> delicious. >> you will have sweetness into the new year. >> you have started off our lunar new year so well. i'm glad it will be your exciting year. thanks for coming back. >> george, thank you.

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so trains are going to be departing on the hour from tamien and san jose to nnyvale, and then from san francisco to millbrae. drew >> hey, gloria, winds are a lot lighter this morning. those wind advisories and high wind warnings have been canceled. the winds will weaken even more heading into the afternoon. live doppler seven still active, some heavier showers in the south bay will keep it at a level one today. could even see a thunderstorm. watch out for debris on roads. a lot of trees came down the last 24 hours. highs today in the upper 50s. reggie >> thank you drew. time now for live with kelly and mark. we see you again on air at 11 for midday. live until then. hope midday. live until then. hope you have a great day. it's live with kelly and mark's, viewers' choice show. ♪♪ today, we'll count down the top ten clips of the year. plus, find out who'll take home the trophy for best celebrity walkout. and mark gets a rematch with our most memorable winners in a special edition of stump mark.