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people rescued from their cars and homes, and mud slides bury cars, damaging homes. >> and that's your bedroom? >> that's where i was at 4 a.m. >> when will the storm finally move out? ginger is tracking it all. king charles diagnosed with cancer. the monarch's family rushing to his side including prince harry. what we know about his treatment his condition and how prince william will step up. abc news exclusive. meta takes aim at ai generated images on facebook and instagram. how it's cracking down ahead of this year' election. a top executive joins us live. car wash, car jack and kidnapping. a dad's stolen car with his little girls inside. >> mom, i need you. we lost dad. >> how an 8-year-old managed to call for help, helping their parents and police get them home safely. abc news exclusive. former new jersey governor chris christie in his first interview since dropping out of the race

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>> i think so. >> only five more days to go, george. >> good morning america. >> good morning. lot of news to get to this tuesday including how a new weight loss drug can affect your blood pressure. >> we're going to begin with historic rainfall in california. this monster storm is pummelling the state with rain for a third day bringing life threatening flash flooding and mud slides impacting millions right now in southern california. ginger is in los angeles for us. good morning to you, ginger. >> reporter: good morning, robin. there are some parts of los angeles that have had nearly a year's worth of rain in two days. look at the land slide that took out that house into that garage. this piano caked in mud, the contents of their homes down the street here. we spent the day with people dealing with these mud slides and the day isn't over. we are in a flash flood warning still, right now. historic fire hose of constant rain in southern california. a helicopter rescue by the l.a.p.d. they were rescuing a man who

jumped into the rapids to save his dog. both got out safely. in encino, crews racing to rescue this man trapped on his suv. in baldwin hills, we meet deion. she was sleeping when a mud slide lurched into her bedroom. >> it was a little bit of mud, then a lot of mud, then we heard the sliding glass door come off of the frame. took the frame out. >> that's your bedroom? >> that's where i was. this is 4 a.m. >> in beverly hills, these cars caked in mud. here in studio city, that's the hill side that in the heavy rains collapsed. then all of the rocks, the debris flow, right into the home here pushing the car over, blasting through the garage. that debris flowing all the way down the street. shawn masimoto got his family out just as the mud reached their front door. >> he heard this rushing rumbling noise. we just said we gotta go right now.

>> the big issue is this atmospheric river was stagnant, didn't move much so it was tapping into that tropical moisture. los angeles has seen 7 inches of rain. we're not done. this thing will stick around. the fire hose has stopped at southern california, like san diego, but we're going to see scattered heavy showers through wednesday night. guys? >> relentless is the word. okay, ginger. thank you very much. to washington where house republicans and former president trump have tanked the senate's bipartisan border security bill as they set a vote to impeach homeland secretary mayorkas. despite no evidence of impeachable offenses. rachel scott is on capitol hill. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: good morning, george. it's been nearly 150 years since a cabinet secretary was impeached by the house. but never over a policy dispute. secretary mayorkas was deeply involved in the senate negotiations. that border deal denied.

this morning a growing number of senate republicans threatening to vote against the border deal their own party helped negotiate. >> until we agree on the same goal that we want to secure the border, then there's not a path forward. >> reporter: at least 22 senators said they will not support the package. speaker of the house mike johnson called it dead on arrival. >> i just don't believe that the senate bill as i have explained in all of our statement, meet the criteria that's necessary to solve the problem. >> reporter: the bill includes $20 billion for border security, forcing the border to shut down when migrant apprehensions reach 5,000 a day. making it more difficult to apply for asylum in the u.s. the package also adds $60 billion for ukraine and $14 billion for israel. months ago mike johnson called for a compromise like this one. >> we want to pair border security with ukraine because i think we can get bipartisan agreement on both of those matters. >> reporter: but that was before donald trump weighed in. >> it's a trap for republicans. that would be so stupid to sign a bill like this. >> reporter: is the pressure from trump misguided? is it helpful? >> he's trying to get elected.

he's trying to be the president of the united states. i have got something i'm trying to accomplish. securing the nation and our borders right now. >> reporter: senate negotiators touting the bill is even supported by the border patrol union, which called it a step in the right direction. >> many senate republicans are going to oppose this because it's too effective because donald trump is telling them no. keep chaos at the border. don't solve the problem. because that's good politics for us. that's really bad for the country. >> reporter: house republicans not interested in the senate solution are moving forward with a vote today to impeach home land security secretary mayorkas over his handling of the border. >> the moment is urge secretary mayorkas must be impeached. >> reporter: republicans say mayorkas has refused to enforce immigration laws. democrats calling it a political stunt. >> now they want to impeach a man for not doing his job when

you didn't give him the resources to do it. >> reporter: if everyone is voting in present today, johnson can only afford to lose three republicans. already one, congressman ken buck, told me he will not support this, calling it a policy difference, not an impeachable offense. either way, it is highly unlikely that a democratic controlled senate would convict mayorkas. >> that is for sure. thank you very much. robin? now to secretary of state antony blinken on a trip to the middle east trying to help broker a peace fire in gaza amid concerns about how to keep u.s. tensions with iran under control. our chief white house correspondent mary bruce has more. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is the secretary of state's fifth visit to the region since the war began. his mission is critical, to finalize this deal between israel and hamas, to release the remaining hostages and get desperately needed aid into gaza. blinken meeting with the egyptian president before heading to qatar two countries brokering this deal. but blinken has another major

goal here. to tamp down rising tensions in the region and prevent further escalation. it comes as a wave of u.s. air strikes against iranian backed militants in iraq, syria, yemen and because the president is promising and vowing further retaliation for the drone strike that killed three u.s. soldiers in jordan. the white house is now well aware and hoping that unlocking this deal between israel and hamas may help to finally stop these relentless attacks on u.s. forces in the region and help minimize the risk of a wider war. george? >> okay, thank you very much, mary. now to the race for the white house. i sat down with former new jersey governor chris christie with an exclusive interview, his first since dropping out of the race for the republican nomination. he was blunt about why he's fighting so hard to prevent donald trump from getting elected again. let's say donald trump does win in november. what does a second term look like? >> mayhem. absolute mayhem. in '16, he was scared. he didn't expect to win. and he was intimidated by the presidency when he first got there.

he will not be this time. i think we have to think about his word. this is gonna be the vendetta presidency. this is gonna be, i am your retribution. and i think he will use the levers of government to punish the people who he believes have been disloyal to him or his approach. >> you broke with donald trump after the 2020 election. said his mission is to make sure he will not become president again. >> you'll have more of the interview? >> that's coming up in our next hour. >> interested to hear what else he has to say. now breaking news overnight on the deadly maui wild fires. police released their first report after an investigation into the response. mola lenghi is there on the scene for us. good morning, mola. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. this after action report by the maui county police department focuses specifically on the police response to what was the worst natural disaster in hawaii history and the deadliest wild fire in america in over a

century. investigators determining it was a perfect storm of high winds, quickly moving flames, almost zero visibility, downed power lines into road ways making the few evacuation routes that exist nearly useless as well as some communications and equipment problems, all complicating the response to the august 8th fires here on maui. now, the report also noting that the police department's staffing was 25% shy of where it should have been ultimately as we know, 100 people were killed in the fires, thousands of acres scorched. over 3,000 homes and businesses and schools, churches, also structures left in ruins. now, among the reports recommendations, new communications and tactical equipment for responding officers. but we should note the maui police chief also really defending his officers' response, crediting them with saving countless lives that day. many of the officers themselves lost their homes.

some lost friends, even family members, george. >> mola, thanks. now turn to king charles. he has been diagnosed with cancer, will step back from his public duties during treatment. you see the reaction in the british newspapers there. maggie rulli is at buckingham palace. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: good morning. this news has shocked britain. it's on the cover of every newspaper here. after the palace had said his prostate procedure was for something benign, this is something people were truly not expecting. this morning king charles diagnosed with cancer. the king admitted to the hospital 11 days ago for an enlarged prostate. but a separate issue of concern was noted. the palace said they have identified a form of cancer. not detailing the specific type or stage of the disease, only that it is not prostate cancer. >> news that he has cancer as head of state is quite a shock. the palace is being remarkably open. in the previous reign, getting

information about people's health was quite difficult. >> reporter: the 75-year-old monarch last seen sunday waving at well wishers attending church with his wife, queen camilla. his first public appearance since leaving the hospital. a royal source telling abc news the king called his siblings and children to personally tell them the news. his son, prince harry, flying back to the u.k. to see him, and prince william in regular contact with him. >> it's going to be reassuring, i think, for a father to see both his sons. having the duke of sussex back will be very important for his majesty. >> reporter: the king receiving an outpouring of support from world leaders including president biden. in this video from daily mail.com. >> tried to call. concerned about him. >> reporter: charles began outpatient treatment monday and will step back from public duties. but according to royal sources, he will continue receiving those red boxes and meeting with the prime minister. palace saying the king feels only positive about his treatment and looks forward to returning to full public duty as

soon as possible. and just this morning britain's prime minister told bbc news that the king caught this cancer early. we understand that everyone in his family is trying to remain positive. george? >> that is some good news. you mentioned the king is stepping back so prince william is stepping up? >> reporter: yeah, exactly, george. we expect prince william to take on some of his father's engagements. we have to remember his wife, kate, the princess of wales, is also recovering. after her abdominal surgery. we don't expect to see her until at least after easter. right now prince william is having to balance, taking on all these new responsibilities while still helping his family at home. george? >> maggie, thank you very much. linsey? >> feels just about every week we are reporting on a new benefit to the weight loss drug that appears to have benefits beyond just weigh loss. erielle reshef has details. good morning, erielle. >> good morning, linsey. this new study shows the active ingredient can also help reduce blood pressure in those who are overweight.

researchers already knew the drug lowers blood pressure in a doctor's office, but this study went further, having 600 participants wear 24 hour blood pressure monitor for nine months. the results showed adults who were overweight or obese who took weekly injections of the weight loss medication for that period of time had significantly lowered blood pressure than those who did not. eli lily, maker of monjouro, zebbound funded this study. high blood pressure can increase the risk of heart attack, stroke, obesity is a primary factor in high blood pressure. this study shows this ingredient not only helped users shed pounds, but also helped reduce blood pressure more than just weight loss alone. so this is really promising, robin. >> that it is. erielle, thank you. we are going to turn to country music singer/songwriter toby keith passing away at just 62 years old. lara is here with more on his life and valiant fight with

stomach cancer. >> yeah, robin. good morning to you all. the country music community has lost one of their biggest stars, toby keith, whose career spans three decades selling over 40 million albums. keith had been battling stomach cancer since 2022. ♪ i should have been a cowboy ♪ >> toby keith first shot to fame in 1993 with his debut single "should have been a cowboy." ♪ wearing my six shooter riding my pony ♪ >> the song racing to number one on the country charts. ♪ how do you like me now ♪ the oklahoma native had 20 singles top the charts, including "how do you like me now" and "i just want to talk about me." ♪ i want to talk about me i want to talk about i about number one oh my me my ♪ >> following the september 11 attack, keith released "courtesy of the red white and blue the angry american."

♪ uncle sam put your name at the top of his list and the statue of liberty started shaking her fist ♪ >> the song written in memory of keith's father, who lost his eye during service in the army, supported america's invasion of iraq. ♪ red solo cup i fill you up let's have a party ♪ >> a decade later, keith would become a house hold name on college campuses with his "red solo cup." but two years ago he was diagnosed with stomach cancer. >> this is a roller coaster. takes a little while to get your brain wrapped around it. and then you get to a point where you just say, hey, this is what i do and you can't let it define your future. >> toby keith was 62. and keith continued to do what he loved throughout his illness. in fact, he just performed for three nights in vegas this past december. his family releasing a statement saying keith passed peacefully last night surrounded by his family.

he fought his fight with grace and courage. thinking about them. >> yeah. >> thanks, lara. >> coming up an abc news exclusive. meta's plan to crack down on ai generated images on facebook an instagram ahead of the election. top executive will join us live. plus the quick thinking 8-year-old who helped save her sister and herself when they were in their father's stolen car. the big super bowl sunday showdown off the field talking about the commercials of course. how brands are betting on a record breaking audience and the impact of the taylor swift effect. we'll send it back over to ginger. >> hey, linsey. we've got the rain. it becomes snow in the mountains. outside of las vegas there was an avalanche. thankfully, they don't think anybody is hurt. but they will keep looking today and that resort is closed. we'll see roads around there closed. more snow. 1 to 3 feet, all the way to colorado.

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pyramid looking at a desert sun set, it will look very realistic. we will put in the bottom left hand corner a little water mark that says it has been produced by ai so that you know it's not a normal photograph, a normal image. secondly what we're doing, if people want to share on instagram, facebook or threads, images, maybe an image like that which they generated with an ai tool which other companies have designed, as long as they have done the back end work an we can pick up the signals that it is an ai generated image, we will label that as well. it's not going to be a perfect solution. there will be a lot of miscontent. some of it will be mixed, some synthetic, some nonsynthetic. i hope this is a big step forward in trying to make sure people know what they're looking as and know where what they're looking at comes from. >> we want to show a couple on facebook and instagram so people can see what it would look like and where those marks are to

identify this as ai. it can only deal with still images, right? can't deal with video/audio? >> what we're saying is, because the technology is moving fast. at the moment on video and audio, what we're saying is people who use ai tools to generate synthetic audio or video, they've got to disclose it. they've got to disclose it openly and say that's what they've done. if they don't do that or even worse, if they try to use videos or audios to materially deceive the public on something important, then we will take steps against and impose penalties if we need to. look, all of this is in its early days. but in an election year like this, i think it's incumbent on us as part of the industry to make sure we do as much as the technology allows to provide as much visibility to people so they can distinguish between what is synthetic and what is

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two of the tech executives endorsed a bill to keep children safe online but mark zuckerberg did not. why not? is this something you can get behind? >> oh, yeah, we can get behind. i definitely think you need legislation. at the moment there isn't federal regulation in the united states. we think the simplest thing to do is pass federal legislation so that when a teen wants to download an app on an apple or google app store, that the parents are in charge. they're in control. that there's proper age dating as it's called, so you know whether a teen is trying to access an app under age. the parents basically are in control and can give permission for their teen, their son, daughter, whatever, to access that app. we think that's the simplest way to give parents the power they need, the visibility they need and to make sure that it's evenly applied across the whole of the industry so it covers all apps not just a few apps here and there. >> thank you very much for your time this morning.

>> thank you. >> linsey. >> all right. thanks, george. what a story here about a fast thinking 8-year-old when a car thief took off with her an her sister inside. she grabbed her dad's cell phone and called for help. this is as car thefts spike across the country. eva pilgrim is here with that story. good morning, eva. >> good morning, linsey. that 8-year-old staying calm and staying with her baby sister as a thief took off with her dad's car. this morning, thankfully, everyone is safe and okay. >> mom, i need you. we lost dad. >> reporter: it's the phone call no parent wants to get. 8-year-old charley jorgenson pleading to her mother after someone stole her father's car at a car wash speeding off with her and her 2-year-old sister autumn inside. >> someone just stole my car on 47th street with my two kids in the car. >> reporter: adam frantically calling police for help, telling abc affiliate wisn he stepped

out of the car to dry it when a man came up to ask him for directions. >> that's when i heard the tires on our vehicle screech and i turned around and our car was racing out of the parking lot. >> reporter: another man jumping into the car and speeding off. >> he noticed i was in the car and said get out. but then i said what about my sister? what am i going to do about her? >> reporter: the thief driving about a mile away before ditching the vehicle. that's when charley noticed her father's phone was still in the car, calling her mother for help. >> where did dad go? >> i don't know. >> just thinking worst case scenario, like, i'm never gonna see my kids again. >> reporter: the father using the find my i phone app to locate his car and his children. >> i'm just extremely thankful that the police were there quickly and that the kids are safe. >> the family told us both kids were unharmed. police praising the father for

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>> we are back with the big battle on super bowl sunday, the commercials. to break it all down fresh off maternity leave, welcome back our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis, everybody. >> it is so good to be back. i missed you guys. had to come back for this one. this is gonna be a big deal. for some the super bowl is about the action on the field. but for so many others like myself, it's what happens in the commercial breaks that counts. this year advertisers are expected to go all out, spending millions of dollars just to get a few seconds in front of what's expected to be record viewership. ♪ win win win no matter what what what ♪ this morning it's the super bowl ad showdown with people plunking down millions to get in front of fans during the big game enlisting big names like the beckhams.

>> it's a big commercial. >> tell them what it's doing. >> david, i'm trying. >> no. tell them what it's doing. >> and tom brady. >> can you move over. one more big step. perfect. >> reporter: the biggest brands betting on a record breaking audience this year that could top last year's 115 million viewers after a season that's seen viewership grow and grow. >> my girls are finally interested in watching football with their dad. >> reporter: thanks in part to the so called taylor swift effect, bringing new, younger, female audiences to nfl football. >> let's go! >> reporter: commissioner roger goodell calling her appearance at games nothing but a positive. >> it creates a buzz. it creates another group of young fans, particularly young women, that are interested in seeing why is she going to this game. besides travis, she's a football fan. that's great for us. >> reporter: and now advertisers are hoping to capitalize on the swift love story with travis

kelce with more products marketed to women. >> the ultimate three ring circus for advertisers. between the game itself, the megastar halftime show and usher and all that taylor swift brings to the table is like nothing else. >> reporter: for just 30 seconds companies will have to fork over a staggering $6.5 million to $7 million for brands like dove which will have its first super bowl ad in more than a decade. and makeup brand teaming up with cardi b for its first ever super bowl ad. >> we're seeing new brands jump in now like we haven't seen. it's just the moment is too unique and too special for them not to take advantage of it and for them to sit on the sidelines anymore. >> a three ring circus. just like the game there's sure to be a lot of monday morning quarterbacking on which ads made

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lights strewn about the field where the players will play. last night they were all talk. this morning super bowl fever kicking off in las vegas. >> super bowl champion! >> reporter: the stars of the big game making their first appearances in front of 23,000 fans at allegient stadium. >> this is something we've dreamed about since we were kids. >> we're focusing on what's in front of us now. >> reporter: 28-year-old two time champion patrick mahomes will become the youngest quarterback in history to start four super bowls before turning 30. >> to be in my fourth one, it is surreal. i try to appreciate it. you never know if this will be your last. >> reporter: and after his girlfriend, taylor swift, won her version of the super bowl the other day -- >> rewriting the history books herself. >> reporter: -- travis kelce has his turn in the spotlight. >> i told her i'll have to hold up my end of the bargain and come home with some hardware, too. >> how about taylor's upcoming album? >> i have heard some of it.

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flash flood warning. we've had more than a foot in bel air. just amazing numbers coming in. this is nearly a year's worth in parts of los angeles in just a couple of days. this is a piano. caked in mud. this is one of many that we saw yesterday. one of the worst ones for sure. this land slide threat is not over. look how much water was around this man as they were trying to rescue him from his suv. they did get him out of there, thankfully. there were many pictures coming in with cars caked from mud. the land is >> lealready moving. scattered but heavy at times storms go through. wednesday night is the last push in southern california, and then we'll move it into the rockies. that's where you'll end up with 1, even 3 feet of snow.

telluride could pick up some of the highest numbers. this is all about the moisture from this storm. guys? >> such devastation as we know. thank you, ginger. now to more on king charles' cancer diagnosis and what it means for the royal family, as he starts treatment. maggie rulli is at buckingham palace. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: hey, robin. good morning. there's a feeling of shock over the king's cancer diagnosis. palace anouned he has already started his treatment and remains positive. they haven't said what type of cancer or what stage, only that it is not prostate cancer. it was discovered while the king was hospitalized for a procedure on his enlarged prostate. the king personally told his siblings and children about the diagnosis before the news broke. we are really seeing his family rally around him. prince harry is flying in to see him. we understand that prince william has been in constant contact with the king. the queen has been by his side

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recognize. you've had a couple weeks to reflect on this run for president. what do you make of it? >> i think the biggest frustration for me is, we have so many people in our party who complain about donald trump, but none of them are willing to do the hard work that needs to be done to rid our party -- >> privately. >> right. but they're unwilling to do any of the hard work necessary to rid our party and our country of donald trump. but, you know, to me, george, the entire primary was over the night of the first debate. >> why? >> because when they ask you, would you still support him if he was a convicted felon and six of the eight people raised their hands on that stage, what it sent was his conduct is normal. six of these eight candidates who are running against him said it was okay. how do you expect voters to think it's not okay? >> what does it say about the

republican party that you get booed when you say you wouldn't vote for a convicted felon to be president of the united states? >> it says that none of the people in leadership have been willing to do the hard work to push back against donald trump's lies. >> your critics say took you too long to get there. >> as all of them lag far far behind me. >> nikki haley still running. does she have any chance? >> hard for me to say. it doesn't look like it. the polling interestingly is pretty accurate this year. new hampshire ended pretty much how we thought it would end. when i became convinced i couldn't beat him, i got out. >> then you had the hot mic moment. >> she's going to get smoked. and you an i both know it. she's not up to this. >> what was going on there? >> i tell you, george, it was a complete mistake. the way i found out is actually the funiest part of the story. i had my phone on vibrate. the only person whose ring tone burst through when i have it on

vibrate is my son andrew. and the phone rang and i picked it up. i said i'm getting ready to go in. he goes, hot mic, hot mic. he was watching the live stream. that's how i found out that the mic was hot. >> did you hear from nikki haley? >> i did, the next day. yep. it was a 45 second conversation. she told me it was her personal decision to get in the race and it's a tough decision to get out. i heard everything you said last night including the hot mic. i said, uh-huh. she said, well, good luck. i said good luck to you. >> she didn't ask for an apology. you didn't give one. >> no apology needed. >> do you expect to endorse her down the road? >> no, not based on what she's said. imagine the position i'd be in if i endorsed someone who turned around and endorsed donald trump. i'm not going to be put in that spot again. i made a decision in 2016, the only time in my political career where i endorsed someone purely for political reasons even though i had some misgivings.

that's when i endorsed donald trump. it was the biggest mistake i have made in my political career. i'm just not gonna repeat that mistake. >> republicans, if donald trump won, will probably control the senate. we don't know they would control the house. we could be back in automatic impeachment land a week into the presidency. >> look, i think if the senate had done their job in january of 2021 and convicted him, which i believe he'll be convicted by a jury of his peers for that conduct. >> if it ever gets to trial. >> i think it will. my guess is that he will be more likely to not a convicted felon when he gets on the stage at the nominating convention in mid july in milwaukee. >> you have a book coming out today, what would reagan do. would he recognize the republican party today? >> he would not. he would be dumb founded by it. he was absolutely perplexed. i think that reagan wouldn't

have understood it, but he would have stood up. >> who do you vote for in the new jersey primary in june? >> my guess is that there won't be anybody else on the ballot to vote for. i would never write myself in. i probably would just skip that part. look, one thing i can tell you for sure is i don't know what i'm going to do in november, but i'm not voting for donald trump under any circumstances. >> isn't any vote that's not for joe biden, assuming it's two of them and a handful of third party candidates. isn't any vote that's not for joe biden a vote for donald trump? >> we can get into technicalities. >> it's pretty clear. >> you know this as well as i do. in my state, in my state, my vote is not gonna matter a lick, okay. i don't know who the full field will be yet. there might be a no labels candidate who i might like. >> no label is just going to drain more from joe biden than donald trump, isn't it? >> i think it depends who they nominate. if they nominate a strong

republican, it might not be the case. >> if they ask you. >> they have not asked me. >> but if they did. >> i don't know. would be a long conversation between me and mary pat, i can guarantee this. >> but you haven't closed the door to it? >> what i have said in the past is that i'd have to see a path for anybody, not just me, but i think anybody who would accept that would need to see a path to 270. 270 electoral votes. if there's ever a time in our life time when a third party candidate could make a difference, i think it's now. the question though is what kind of difference? >> play out this strategy. if you're running the campaign now to prevent donald trump from becoming president in 2024, what do you do? >> replace joe biden. i just think that joe biden is probably the only major democrat who donald trump could beat. i think that if -- >> donald trump may be the on

republican that joe biden can beat? >> exactly right. i have known joe biden for 40 years. i like president biden personally. always have. but, you know, past the sell by date. it's just time. >> his argument is he did it once, he'll do it again and the economy is improving on my watch. >> he's a different guy though, george. right? joe biden could sell it better in 2020 than he's able to in 2024. and that is just a product of age. this is not me making some clinical diagnosis. i'm making a political diagnosis that the guy isn't as good as he was four years ago. >> bottom line, do you think you'll succeed in your mission to make sure donald trump is not president again? >> i don't know, george, but it won't be for lack of trying. i can guarantee that. >> lot of news. he didn't close the door on possibly getting to the third party. you also saw me press him. if you look at the numbers, it's almost impossible for a third party to get in the white house. it's almost certain that they're going to take more votes from

biden than trump. >> it will make a difference, we just don't know what the difference will be. >> exactly. yeah. chris christie's book "what would reagan do" is out today. ginger? >> thank you, george. the winter warmth is causing problems. it is no joke. ice jam on the platt river in nebraska. that warmth will be record again for parts of the western great lakes. wisconsin, some records possible. new york city upper 50s. could even see a record in d.c. by the weekend. 68 in the forecast, so looking a whole lot warmer.

>> now to derek hough an his wife hayley, getting on camera for the first time together since hayley's emergency brain surgery at the ends of last year. giving fans an update on her health. erielle is back with though details. good morning again, erielle. >> good morning, robin. this video is full of raw emotion. the couple opening up about the past two months since hayley's surgery and talking about her progress. hayley candid that the journey so far has been a series of really good and really bad days. derek by her side, calling his wife a miracle. >> there's been so much that has happened in two months. >> reporter: this morning an emotional health update from dancing with the stars judge derek hough and his wife hayley. their first video together since hayley's emergency brain surgery. >> i'm doing so much better every single day. >> reporter: hayley saying the journey so far has been a series of ups and downs.

>> it's been remarkable to witness first hand. she really is a miracle. >> reporter: back in december, the newly weds were on their symphony of dance tour when hayley became disoriented at the end of their washington, d.c. show. she was taken to the hospital and diagnosed with a cranial hematoma from a burst blood vessel. hayley rushed into surgery for a craniectomy. then two weeks later she under went a cranialplasty. >> this is wild. going from the highest of highs to the lowest of lows. >> reporter: derek right by his wife's side for the past month, in the hospital, celebrating christmas at home and taking walks together post surgery. >> it's a new year. it's a new hair cut. >> new hair cut. a new scar. >> a new skull. >> also a new outlook on life. life is so precious. >> reporter: the couple thanking fans for their outpouring of support.

>> i genuinely, i genuinely felt that through my body. i felt it in my heart. i felt it in my soul. so thank you all so much for all of your messages, your love, your energy, your light, your prayers. >> she says that really has sustained her. hayley said she is grateful to be alive. the couple say they will eventually share more about their experience and hayley's road to recovery. of course, we are wishing them the very best. >> so good to see them on camera together. all the emotion. >> you can feel the love between the two of them. >> you sure can. thank you. lara? >> robin, thank you so much. it is just five days til the big game. if you're looking for party must haves and some of the biggest super bowl sales of the season, this is your gal. lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto is here with everything you need for a total touchdown. let's talk tv. you got two really good deals. little bit different. >> exactly. this is a great time to buy tv's. if you're in the market for one, pounce on this right now. we're going to start with this.

hisense. this is available on amazon. it's a fire tv. lara, this one is great. first of all it's over $250 off of the original retail price of $599. >> snatch that up. >> snatch that up. it's 58 inches. it has quantum drop technology. what does that mean? it means you'll see a wider range of color. you're gonna get that really bright picture, right? really clear. this is around $300. >> you say it's alexa compatible. good for gamers. >> if you have an amazon connected house, this is a good thing. >> if not, bigger might be better. >> exactly. samsung, you know them. an industry leader in the market place. this is from wal-mart which is an industry leader in all that price saving. so this one you'll save over $200 on. what we love about this is it has something called motion accelerator. again, what does that mean? it means if you're seeing action on the screen, you're not gonna get that sense of being disoriented. it's going to be really crisp and clear.

this is a great one to get if you're looking for that big screen high quality picture. >> the prices are unbelievable. great job. now the sound bar. i like this idea. >> okay. so if you >> leah: have a tv but you're looking to level up that experience, it's all about a sound bar. it is a game changer for the big game. you have to have one. basically, the sound bar, what it will do, it will enhance your audio quality. this one, which is from samsung, has a built in center speaker. so what you're going to get there is enhanced dialogue. when the crowd is cheering wildly on sunday, you will still be able to hear every single call, every usher lyric when everyone is going wild for him. for this savings, almost $100 off. it's a great buy. >> i love it. thank you very much. now the important part. the snacks. for this we've got pros, literally, pro-former football players from the nfl. hi, nick. >> hello. >> you guys know nick mangold from the jets and, of course,

i'm a giant fan, life long, amari toomer. sorry. it's okay. i'm from long island. i'm convicted. i'm conflicted. you guys are going to judge. we've got a really good deal on an assortment of top notch snacks. >> exactly. you may have heard of this because it was on "shark tank." it was also one of oprah's favorite things. what they do for you here, they create these charcuterie boards. you can see, they have high quality meat, cheeses, nuts, chocolates, dried fruit, olives, crackers. what's so great about this, it to somebody's house. you want to bring a hostess gift? or really, if you're just hanging out at home, you want to have some delicious, you know, food. it is fantastic. i like that it's precut. it's all arranged for you. i love making a charcuterie charcuterie board, but takes a

bit of time. it takes a bit. it takes the work out for you. and it does add a snacker over here. snack alert. what do we think? what do we think? was that not a lot of thumbs up? no, we want you up. good. all right. really good. right so what's the deal? so here on this one they're going to do a special promo code for us. so you're going to want to scan that qr code to find out what it is. these start just upwards of $100. all right. and the shipping is included there. yep. all right. and we can't forget once you've got all that food you want a little sport team decor, right. yes. okay so you want we you have coasters i like the i like these coasters. they're really affordable. they come for every team lara. so if your team's not in the super bowl this year you can get them for you guys. but these are great because they offer a 3d um view of the stadium. and then we also have some fun pillows for comfort. or if you just want to scream into the void, if there's a fumble, right. love it, love it. everything's affordable. you guys. we really i think we got it covered. don't you? now we

just need a winner. any predictions? >> ooh. not yet, not yet. saving my time to correct. all right, nick amari thank you so much guys. >> shop all these products on good morning america .com. laura you've done a great job. thank you thank you thank you. coming up our ultimate super bowl tailgate showdown on more food more fun. coming up on good morning america. the >> i am doctor sean murphy i'm your dad. people need to move forward. i'm ready. >> the good doctor farewell season tuesday, february 20th on abc three. the conners season premiere i'm scared daddy wednesday, always live abc seven news starts right now. good morning. >> i'm reggie aqui from abc seven mornings, and gloria has a look at the roads. >> good morning reggie. we want to tell you about an incident that's causing some backups right now on the coast. and this is happening over at highway one northbound at capistrano road in el granada. this is a two car

crash. there are some major delays in this area right now because of this crash. and then a live look outside at our bay bridge toll plaza. camera metering, lights flipped on at 532 this morning, but traffic is actually clearing up there right now, and it's dry. >> we're going to talk to meteorologist lisa argen about that right after this. >> good morning. i'm cindy bigelow i hope this morning you do something just for you. enjoy a warm cup of bigelow tea. so grab a mug and tea proudly. listening to people that drink bigelow tea is so important to my family because making that perfect cup, it's the reason we do what we do. hi, guys. hey. >> so what are you guys drinking? >> constant comment when i'm drinking bigelow tea. it's just a moment for me. it's just me time. >> that's what a cup of tea is. a moment for you. someone you love. >> oh, it tastes really great. >> yes, it was always bigelow tea. wow. >> that's what my family hopes

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cloudy skies on the way. the entire day. temperatures a little cooler than average in late in the afternoon. maybe an isolated shower, but overall, we're going to have a nice day today. 56 in richmond, 57 palo alto. the accuweather seven day forecast level one system arriving tomorrow. attempt to about a third of an inch. then we're dry. we gradually warm up for sunny and warmer conditions through the weekend. >> reggie, that is a nice difference for us and that will be a great super bowl sunday for people watching here. thank you lisa. we have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. you can always catch us on our news app and abc seven news.com. the news continues right now with more good morning america >> w >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. welcome back to gma. many followed brittney griner's story, from being held in russia, released in a prison swap.

and eventual return to the wnba. now she's sharing that journey in a new memoir called "coming home." we have the exclusive first look at the cover this morning. the two time olympic champion calls it a story of hope and survival before and after. the book coming home will be released may 7th. i will have a network exclusive interview with britney airing around that same time. >> it will be great. >> look forward to hearing from her. >> she has a lot to say. she has a lot to say, in how she's handled everything. how she and her wife have been very active getting others and wanting others to come home. she's very grateful that she's back. lara? >> thank you, robin. we are continuing our countdown to the super bowl with our gma ultimate tail gate competition. we've got our guys here, two incredible chefs going head to head and will fill our stadium, our cheese and gatorade stadium is here with their best party food. we've got chef and owner of our three sons, and tournament

champion antonio lafossa. and to make the call, with have the two nfl greats with us again. former nfl jets player nick mangold and former giants player amani toomer. let's get to it. before we start, let's talk about it. you're repping the kansas city chiefs. what are you bringing to the showdown? >> i have got a kelce snack burger with some 87 barbecue sauce and crispy bacon. look what you made me do tater tots, touchdown french onion dip and the first thing we're going to do is start smashing some burgers. >> that sounds great. not so fast. >> i got to win. >> you get yourself ready. antonia, talk to us. you're repping san francisco. >> the 49ers. all about purdy. all about purdy. i have got the number 13 nachos there. i did a little deep diving and purdy loves a three layer smash burger.

because i'm representing california i'm going mexican style. cumin and cilantro. and then i'm doing a chocolate milk shake. he loves chocolate milk shakes. >> you went deep. >> i want to support him. >> did you like joe's references to taylor swift? >> i'm a swiftie. >> to your judges, you can go ahead and start tasting joe's. joe is gonna show us what he's doing here. let's get to it. >> we got ground chuck 80/20. we're going to make a smash burger. put it on our flat top. little salt, pepper. always season along the way. onions on top of that. then we're gonna smash this thing. right? yes, yes. i know how to make a burger. >> i know you do because -- >> i'm the three time burger bash champion in new york city. we need to know. we're gonna smash, press.

then afterwards we're going to put two pieces of american cheese on top of our burger. you know why we do two? it just makes it better. you never use cheddar. only use american cheese. always. we got our burger. i like a double smash patty. i'm going to put two on there. i'm going to add bacon. >> just saying antonia is doing three. just saying. no pressure. >> you want three. here's three. hold on. >> i mean two. >> i got three over here. i'll see you. i'll see you, okay. we're going to make some barbecue sauce. got whatever you like barbecue sauce number 87 barbecue sauce. lime juice, sesame oil. we're going to whisk that up. >> how is that barbecue sauce? did you taste it? >> barbecue sauce is good. afterwards, barbecue sauce on the burger. thousand island dressing and some pickles. that's a burger. that's what you call a burger,

baby! >> okay. you still have to show me what's in there? go, go, go. oh. they're calling foul. they're calling foul. what's in the stadium? tater tots. >> look at what you made me do tater tots. i'm going to put some sour cream on there. little scallions. then just because i got some karma hot sauce, baby. it's super bowl. i got stuff all over my face, i don't care. you gotta dip. you gotta do the dip. soft pretzels, french onion. >> we're going in. >> boys, boys, i'm going to antonia. here we go, san francisco. >> okay. you are getting ready to eat my burger? really quickly, i want you to see this. as these burgers cook, i have this cheese sauce.

this is a queso chili dip that i'm just going to smother that burger just like that. go ahead. send me yours. >> i'm not gonna say no. >> i'm gonna smother your burger just like that. we've got burgers cooking. inside the burger we have salt and pepper. chopped cilantro. >> little cilantro in the burger. that's delicious. >> i wanted to do beautiful mexican flavors. three burgers here. this cheese dip. pickled chilies, which you love. >> okay. yum. >> is it too hot? >> it's a little hot. >> give it a second. give it a second. >> it's so good. >> it's so good. >> oh my gosh. >> purdy, all he wants is three patties and cheese so i'm giving it to him. some pickled chili, some cilantro goes onto that burger. just like that. think about the best queso dip that you ever had. >> oh my goodness gracious. >> super simple. it looks simple but it's packed with flavor. i have got a chocolate milk

shake. i have got the 13 ingredient nachos. just start throwing stuff. i have got crema. we're going to use all the crema right there. we've got some beautiful cilantro. just throw it there. chilis. nice and spicy. >> i have to put pressure on our guys here. >> try the shake. >> i tried the shake. tried the burgers. >> you've tried the shake. you've tried the burgers. time to put pressure on my friend nick. boys, time for you to make the call. we got all the recipes for our viewers. you can make your choices. we'd love to hear from you. who do you believe is the winner of our food super bowl? >> you go first. >> i'm from california. i have a little bit of a bias. i really enjoyed this, but the cheese, the melted cheese on the burger, the presentation. >> table side.

table side service. >> table side service. >> me personally, and also it's my son's 13th birthday. happy birthday, matthew. i'm a barbecue man. >> and 13 taylor swift's favorite number. just saying. >> american cheese. american cheese! >> that's right. >> everybody's a winner in this super bowl. we need one winner. one winner. do you know what? i'm going to make the call. you win a lot. i have got antonia! oh! it's out of control. oh, no. the recipes are there for you. they're all great. you're all winners. only one will win on sunday. and thanks to the fanatics for helping us deck out our set. get the recipes on good morning america. you guys thank you for coming. see you super bowl sunday. new season of tournament of champs premiering february 18th.

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>> we are back with a'ja wilson. college basketball power house, back to back wnba champion, two time mvp of the league. one of usher's biggest fans. that wasn't enough. now she's an author. she's here to tell us about her

debut book "dear black girl how to be true to you." good morning. can you give it up for a'ja. a'ja wilson is here. you know we had to play usher for you. you're from vegas now. he's going to be at the super bowl halftime. are you going to be there? >> oh, yeah, of course i'm going to be there. i'm super excited. i feel like it's an usher concert with a little bit of football. i'm super excited. >> hoping to get on the field. i know you. >> i feel i have to be there. i'm manifesting it. >> we know what happened last time. >> right right. you never know. >> can i just tell you this weekend, absolutely devoured your book. it was like reading a dear diary. i was listening. it was your voice. why did you write it in that style? >> i feel like it's just an easy read that way. i wanted it to be like a your journal. like a dear diary, like you said. it's harder to read chapters. it's easier if it's a journal diary form. i had fun writing it that way. like you said, if people can

hear my voice and they can really understand it, i feel like it resonates more. >> you just said it there. you, one of your entries is about those who have challenges in learning. okay. and you learned later in life that you have dyslexia. what were you trying to tell those girls? >> that, you know, i always say run your race at your own pace. we all have ways we're healing and growing together. it's okay to learn late. and that's okay. you're okay to learn a little late. it doesn't mean there's something wrong with you. it's okay. i felt like for me, with the platform i have, i want young girls to see i struggle. in a uniform people can say, she's perfect, she's got it together. i wanted to show i'm a little different. >> thank you for sharing about therapy especially in the black community. just tough it out. you don't need any help. >> right. >> but you wanted to go there and show others. >> i had to. i feel like that's what's needed. we always talk about the trauma,

but we never talk about the healing. i wanted to make sure i could do that. >> you did that so well. you did not hold back. >> you can't. >> no, you can't. that's a'ja wilson. you were talking about how you feel players are sometimes treated differently by fans. you even said by refs, social media. something you call the mouse trap. explain that. >> the mouse trap is one of these things where we see it coming, we kind of see it, but don't call for it, don't get caught up in it. i feel like black women, particularly in sports, we're the ones that get the shady comments for being petty and the things we do are a little different. we can't fall for that. we're all bringing up each other, one another. we're holding hands. we're there together. it's okay to have rivalry and petty. i feel like my twitter is fully pettiness. it's a healthy balance of don't lose yourself in the mix. >> you did not hold back. you were really good about, people remember last year caitlin clark, angel reese, lsu, iowa. people need to read the book.

to get your take on it. there's somebody you hold very dear to you. that is your grandmother. >> yes. yes, yes. >> we read so much about her. how important it was for you and how you were thinking of her. because her grand daughter has a bronze statue on the campus of the university of south carolina. and she, at one point, couldn't even walk on that campus. >> couldn't do it. the part that i wanted to share is, it wasn't that long ago. like, we're thinking oh, so far. it's just my grandmother that couldn't walk on that campus. my dad couldn't go to that school. now there's a statue. i am immortalized there. i wanted to share that story for someone planted seeds for me and now it's on me and my generation to continue to plant seeds for the next. i just have so much fun doing it. i feel like i can enjoy the statue. i can enjoy it. i can see those young girls loving it. >> yeah, i know. i love about how you talk about

miss hattie. and your mom and dad, how you write about them. >> yes. >> there's somebody else who wants to give you a shoutout. let's see. >> to the best basketball player in the world. to the best of on the list of best sellers. thank you for giving us black excellence a'ja wilson style. >> aw. >> head coach of south carolina, your coach. you refer to her often in the book as your second mother. how did she help you be true to yourself? >> i mean, where to start, right? coach staley allowed me to be a young woman. she allowed me to grow and have that process of four years being in college when i wanted to cry because my boyfriend didn't text me back at the time. or school was driving me insane. she let me have those moments. that right now has built me into the woman i am today to share

about my dyslexia. to write a book. like those stepping stone, the foundation that she laid down for me, just the professionalism and discipline. just helped me be true to myself. she allowed me to find myself. i love that. >> it was a real relationship. sometimes she wanted to put you in a head lock and sometimes you wanted to put her in a head lock. >> for sure. we didn't line up on each other at all. >> that's real. >> that is real. >> bottom line, if someone is picking up the book, what is it that you want them to know about themselves? >> oh, yes. i think the biggest thing i would want them to know about themselves is give yourself some grace. i feel like in this life we get hit with a lot of different things. we see a lot of things on social that we want to do. at the end of the day give yourself some grace and know you're winning. you wake up. you're winning instantly because you woke up. put one foot in front of the other. have a great day. have a great life. that's what this is for. we're living for ourselves at the end of the day. heal, love one another and be kind. >> be kind. and have grace. i love how you say that. you are an author. >> i know, right?

>> this is a dream of yours. >> i know. i'm the kid that hated to read. i'm now an author. crazy. >> you're making it happen. congratulations on those back to back championships as well. >> thank you. >> all right. had to beat the liberty. you had to beat the new york liberty. had to do it. >> when in new york. >> all the best to you. continued blessings. >> thank you so much. >> "dear black girls" is available right now. let's go to ginger in l.a. >> robin, we felt like we haven't been dry in a couple days. we haven't here. this will change. look at this beautiful double rainbow in the bay area. we're going to see rain all the way through tomorrow night. then it will get slowly dry over the weekend. the pattern shifts by next week and becomes much dryer, much more mild and will be easier for the cleanup for all these mud

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17. and we are seeing a bit of a slowdown there this morning. so of course we'll keep you updated on the morning commute throughout the morning. >> and you see the clouds hanging around there in the south bay. some fog in san francisco, but sunshine getting through, zero visibility up in novato. so keep that in mind. it is 49, in san mateo. look at the golden gate bridge. partly cloudy skies for the rest of the day. higher elevations could see a slight shower, mid 50s out there. rain returning level one system tomorrow. thanks, lisa. >> time now for live with kelly and mark. we see you again on air at 11 for midday live. until then, have a great morning ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, the emmy award-winning star of "abbott elementary," quinta brunson!