>> the shamrock shake is good, though. >> i've never had it. >> i wouldn't mess with. it's >> you haven't i've never had it. i don't really like it. >> i don't really deal with mint and things. mint desserts. it's like a fan cookie. >> no, that's not for me. >> mm. it sounds good, but, i mean, we haven't even hit valentine's yet, you know, and we're already talking about, like, saint patrick's day. >> thin mints are just like, i know, in the freezer, too. >> thank you. amanda. i mean, you're wearing green already. >> i know you're ready. >> give me a sing it all day. oh yeah. >> oh. that too. give me a tag along. yeah, yeah. >> tag along to the best. that raspberry razz or whatever. >> not that. >> good morning america for our viewers in the west. a chaotic night on capitol hill ends with a stunning vote. overnight, republicans failing to impeach homeland security secretary mayorkas. >> resolution is not adopted.

>> congressman al green, coming from surgery, still in hospital scrubs, to cast the key vote. while a bill to provide aid to israel also failed after republicans backed away from a bipartisan border deal. president biden blasting donald trump and his party. what comes next in the battle over the border? a major legal set back for donald trump. the unanimous federal court rejected his claim of complete immunity, ruling the former president is not above the law. what it means in his fight to keep the 2020 election interference case from going to trial. new storm on the move. more rain headed for hard hit southern california after record rainfall left the ground flooded. we're there this morning. the mother of the michigan school shooter convicted. >> guilty. guilty. guilty. guilty. >> jennifer crumbley guilty on four counts on criminal involuntary manslaughter, the first parent held criminally responsible for her child's

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>> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> that was quite a tease. [ laughter ] >> i was wondering how you were going to react to that one. [ laughter ] good morning america. >> setting the bar high there. coming up the new preliminary report on the alaska airlines midair blowout. how many times the plane flew before the door plug flew off and how boeing is responding. let's get right to the story overnight from capitol hill. house republicans failing to impeach homeland security mayorkas. that was not all. our senior congressional correspondent rachel scott up late and up early with it all for us. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: robin, good morning. this is an embarrassing string of set backs. in the last 24 hours republicans killed a border deal they helped negotiate, failed to impeach the homeland security secretary and couldn't even get enough votes to pass additional aid to israel. overnight an embarrassing defeat for republicans. the house failing to impeach

homeland security secretary mayorkas over his handling of the border. >> on this vote the yays are 214 and nays are 216. the resolution is not adopted. >> reporter: a handful of gop lawmakers refusing to fall in line, saying the party provided no evidence of an impeachable offense. >> this was not a high crime or misdemeanor. this was a policy difference. >> reporter: republicans thought hey had the votes but then texas democrat al green, who just underwent emergency surgery, showed up. wheelchair bound in his hospital scrubs, to cast the deciding vote. moments later a second set back for speaker mike johnson. his bill to provide aid to israel also rejected. johnson out of the chamber, all of this capping off a chaotic 24 hours on capitol hill, with republicans also backing away from a bipartisan border deal their own party helped negotiate. >> it's actually our side that

wanted to tackle the border issue. we started it. >> reporter: that deal would have also provided aid to israel and ukraine. with $20 billion in border security, the most sweeping reform in decades. >> we all see that there's a problem. let's all agree that we need to do something. >> reporter: it's the kind of package johnson said he wanted for months. you said a few months ago that you wanted to see a bipartisan agreement on border security an additional aid to ukraine. senators say they did that. >> they did not send us a border security measure. >> reporter: after donald trump started bashing the compromise, johnson declared it dead on arrival. >> time for republicans in congress to show a little courage, to show a little spine, to make it clear to the american people that you work for them, not for anyone else. >> reporter: as for where things stand this morning senate democrats will force two votes, one on that package, which is expected to fail. another one with additional aid to israel and ukraine. house speaker mike johnson is vowing to hold another vote to

try to impeach the homeland security secretary and trump is celebrating the news that border bill is dead. he wants to run on immigration in november. >> we know trump is still the clear front runner in the republican primary. >> reporter: nikki haley decided to compete in the nevada republican primary. donald trump was not even on the ballot and she still lost. most voters deciding not to go with a candidate at all. the major contest for delegates is tomorrow, for the caucuses, where trump is the only candidate competing. and that contest. this morning we are learning about a major shake-up within the rnc. sources tell us the chair is expected to resign after the south carolina primary. we are told this is a decision she has discussed directly with donald trump, robin. >> rachel, thank you very much. george? now major legal set back for donald trump. a federal court ruling unanimously that the former president is not immune to prosecution in the federal case accusing him of trying to overturn the 2020 election. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas has the story. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: george, good morning.

today the appellate court is rejecting at every level donald trump's claims of complete immunity and is saying his trial for alleged election interference can move forward. this morning a three judge panel, two appointed by a democratic president and one by a republican, has issued a blunt unanimous ruling. former president trump is not above the law. the court writing, we cannot accept that the office of the presidency places its former occupants above the law for all time there after. the judges had signaled their skepticism of complete presidential immunity in a january hearing. >> can a president order seal team 6 to assassinate a political rival? that's an official act. >> it would have to be and would speedily be impeached and convicted before the criminal prosecution. >> reporter: trump has maintained in order to do the job effectively, a president must have complete and absolute immunity. >> you're gonna have to allow a president, any president, to

have immunity so that president can act and do what he feels and what his group of advisers feel is the absolute right thing. >> reporter: but in rejecting trump's claim of immunity, the court made clear the allegations that he tried to illegally block joe biden from being certified as president could be serious potential crimes. the court writing, former president trump's alleged efforts to remain in power despite losing the 2020 election were, if proven, an unprecedented assault on the structure of our government. he allegedly injected himself into a process in which the president has no role, counting and certifying of the electoral college vote, undermining constitutionally established procedures and the will of the congress. trump attacked the court's decision calling it a nation destroying ruling that cannot be allowed to stand. george? >> okay, pierre, thank you very much. let's bring in dan abrams. what an emphatic ruling. >> it was a rebuke of every single argument that donald trump's legal team had made and

every argument that donald trump has been making publicly. it was unequivocal in saying that there is no way that the president can have complete immunity based on any action that he took as president. their position was, well, unless he's been impeached and convicted and the court saying, in effect, that doesn't make any sense. >> there's no way this will be overturned. the only question now is where does it go next? how long does it take? >> it's all about the clock at this point. remember, there's a trial waiting to happen, right? this is an appeal during a trial of donald trump that jack smith's team had brought. the question is, when does it happen? it was scheduled for march 4th. it's now been delayed by that trial judge pending this ruling. but now the question is, where does it go from here? the court has tried to ham string a little bit trump's team with regard to the typing. saying, look, if you appeal to the u.s. supreme court, you've got six days. if you do it, we'll pause it. question one, how long could the supreme court take?

it could take whatever time they want. >> how long could the supreme court take? >> even in allowing the arguments, how long will it take to decide to make their argument. option two would be asking this appellate court. remember this is just three judges in this appellate court. they could ask the whole court to hear the case. if they do that though, the court is saying you are now risking the trial court resuming its process here. >> bottom line, have the odds increased that the trial happens before election or do we not know? >> it's about the same. i think it's going to be tough to believe that this trial will happen before the election. in particular because the justice department has its policy of nothing within 60 days of the election. that moves the time frame even back a little further. >> dan abrams, thank you very much. linsey? >> talk about adding insult to injury, a new storm warning headed for southern california following the historic rainfall over the past few days with hundreds of mud slides reported. rob marciano back in los angeles for us once again. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. we finally got a temporary break

in the rain. as you can see behind me, the rainfall runoff is still coming off these hills. the damage is done. this home behind me, the bottom floor was completely blown out by mud and rock, one of 300 landslides around the los angeles hills. this car is still pinned up against the wall an crushed by the brick pillar. yesterday, more evacuations in santa barbara county. look at this video of this drone of this cliff being eroded by the surf. this apartment complex teetering on the edge. 45 people evacuated. not sure if they'll be able to go back. we have another system coming down northern california in the form of rain. this was a faster mover, should drop less than an inch of rain. we can't take any more moisture. folks here will be glad when this week is done. robin? >> i don't blame them at all. thank you. now the preliminary report from the ntsb on why the door plug blew out of an alaska airlines

jet last month when bolts that were supposed to hold it in place were missing. our transportation correspondent gio benitez join us with those details. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, robin. good morning. incredibly, this plane made nearly 150 flights all with those bolts missing until, of course, that terrifying moment a month ago. this morning early answers from the ntsb. federal investigators say all four crucial bolts designed to hold the door plug in place on that alaska airlines 737 max 9 were never there. the head of the faa telling lawmakers changes must be made. >> it's not delivering safe aircraft. >> reporter: the ntsb's preliminary report says during manufacturing, an unrelated problem with the fuselage needed repair. to make the fix, the door plug had to be removed. when the door plug was reinstalled, the ntsb says the bolts were never put back on. >> perfect logical to assume the bolts were in place before the door was open for maintenance on

the line. but once the door was closed up again behind the insulation, the problem was, nobody had put the bolts back in. >> reporter: a photo shared between boeing staffers showed at least three of those crucial bolts missing after the work was completed. all of this happened before alaska airlines even took delivery of that 737 max 9. the plane went on to fly nearly 150 times before the door plug flew off. >> what's really terrifying is that this airplane flew about 150 times with this situation just ticking away like a time bomb. >> reporter: the faa now in the middle of a six week audit of boeing and the fuselage manufacturer. >> going forward, we will have more boots on the ground monitoring production and manufacturing activities. >> reporter: boeing's ceo saying in a statement, whatever final conclusions are reached, boeing is accountable for what happened. an event like this must not happen on an airplane that leaves our factory. and that photo of the door plug without the bolts was found in text messages between boeing

employees, but none of them apparently noticed the bolts were missing. this investigation is far from over but it is clear this boeing ceo is taking full accountability. >> does seem that way. >> doesn't really have an option. >> yeah. >> okay. thank you, gio. now the game changer for sports. fox warner brothers discovery and our parent company disney are set to launch a joint streaming service of sports programming. chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis here with details. good morning, rebecca. >> good morning, george. the goal is to create kind of a home base for all things sports so that consumers who cut the cord no longer have to cobble together a bunch of apps just to watch their favorite game. this morning a game changer for sports fans everywhere. a one stop shop for the most anticipated matchups coming this fall. >> lebron! >> media giants warner brothers discovery, fox corporation and espn, a subsidiary of disney, the parent company of abc news,

announcing a new joint streaming service for their sports programming. >> that is a very significant stake. they all hold lots of sports, nfl, baseball, college basketball, you name it. the hope is if all these things are in one platform, it will be a little easier to find stuff from these outlets. >> the so far untitled app will concentrate top sports from the broadcasting cable networks owned by each company, along with espn + bringing subscribers dunks from the nba, major league baseball home runs, the speedway's fastest driver, the madness of college sports and more with one click. >> wow! what a catch! >> reporter: just in time for the nfl football season, cord cutters hoping to save a few bucks will have access to a skinnier sports only bundle so exact pricing has yet to be announced. >> i have been told the plan is to maybe get it cheaper than your typical cable package.

i think most people may be paying anywhere from $70 to $100 depending on the level of services they get. if they can come in under that, you know, $50, $60 i think that's what they're shooting for. >> consumers will subscribe directly to the new app. they'll be able to bundle it with products like disney +, hulu and max. the goal is to make the sports viewing experience much better for consumers. >> that is the goal. we're putting you to work. welcome back from maternity leave. thank you, rebecca. countdown to the super bowl just four days away. we're hearing more about the power house matchup between the 49ers and chiefs. will reeve is about to head to las vegas but first he has the latest for us. >> if you listen to these players speak really closely, they're trying to say, let's get to sunday and play football. to hear the players tell it, they're blocking out the noise and are focused on the opportunity at hand.

this morning as the led lights come on in las vegas, the spotlight on the super bowl is growing brighter and the quarterbacks are center stage. kansas city super star patrick mahomes just days from his and the chiefs fourth super bowl appearance in five years. >> down the field, wide open. >> reporter: but he's not ready to use the word dynasty just yet. >> i don't think you can say you are a dynasty until it's over. people will look back at your career and how you did it. for me it's trying to be great every year. when i look back at my career, i'll know i gave everything i have. >> reporter: the san francisco 49ers' brock purdy tuning out the noise as he makes his super bowl debut after going dead last in the nfl draft. >> with the media and all the stuff going on in the outside, you get more attention than you ever have probably in your entire life. turn off the social media. turn off the outside stuff. i understand that when i step on the field it's about playing football more than anything. >> purdy has hurt detroit today. >> reporter: chiefs tight ends travis kelce with

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the shooter had already pleaded guilty, charged as an adult. but this jury found his mother is also responsible for her son's school shooting. >> guilty. guilty. guilty. >> reporter: jennifer crumbley now the first parent held criminally responsible for a school shooting, found guilty of four counts of unvoluntary manslaughter. she sat motionless looking down as the verdict was read before being taken away in handcuffs, one count each for the lives of the four students who were killed november 30, 2021 by her then 15-year-old son. >> first thing that popped in my head was the people spoke. and that's how our system is supposed to work. the people spoke. >> reporter: the fathers of justin, tate and hana speaking together with abc news. >> i didn't truly believe they would come back with a guilty verdict and they have. they looked at the evidence and

used common sense and came back with the right verdict. >> reporter: the jury deliberating nearly 11 hours over two days. six men, six women, some parents, some gun owners, finding jennifer crumbley failed her duty as a parent, gifting her son the gun he used in the shooting and ignoring signs of his deteriorating mental health. >> because of that four kids died. >> reporter: the defense tried to show jennifer knew little about firearms and that securing the handgun was her husband's responsibility. but the jury foreperson saying after the verdict -- >> the thing that really hammered it home is that she was the last adult with the gun. >> reporter: and soon after the verdict was read, the prosecution hugging those families of the victims. >> given the fact that we've been through so much, i welcome this day with open arms. gives you a little bit of hope

for the next ray of sunshine. >> reporter: jennifer crumbley's sentencing is set for april. she's facing up to 15 years in prison for each count. her husband james is also facing these same four charges. he will go on trial in early march. guys? >> trevor, thank you very much. let's bring back dan abrams. busy morning for you. surprised? >> a little surprised that they got a verdict at all. i thought this really might be a case with a hung jury. but i never thought there would be an all out acquittal. it's interesting in this case. every lawyer i talked to would talk about what a tough case this is. right? you had to prove it was foreseeable. you had to prove she caused the death. just about every nonlawyer i talked to would say, of course she will be held responsible. as i was thinking about what the outcome would be, i was thinking this is a jury, this is not a group of lawyers. so i certainly thought it was more likely to be a conviction. >> this type of case is rare. do you think we'll see more prosecutions like this? >> maybe.

this was a particularly bad fact pattern for her. this was basically as bad as you could get, right? it's not just that you had warning signs. literally the parents are being called in the morning it happened based on this drawing that he made. but do i think there will be prosecutors who will be looking at say a slightly lesser case and say, remember that case in michigan? that one worked. maybe this is the time to hold more parents accountable. it's certainly possible. >> the dad will be tried in march. how do you think this case will impact his trial? >> so on one hand this will help him. he now gets to see everything that happened. what worked, what didn't. he's now got the road map. on the other hand, look, he is the one who theoretically more culpable here. right? he was the one responsible for the gun. he went and bought the gun. he was the one responsible for the storage of the weapon. that case could be a tougher one but he'll have a little advantage in having seen how this case went. >> the mom but not the dad convicted?

>> right. that would be a major concern. but they had to be tried separately. you heard jennifer crumbley sort of pointing the finger at the dad. i expect a little bit of that from him as well, pointing the finger at her. >> what about sentencing? she could get up to 60 years. >> i don't think it will be anything like that. the more likely sentence will be something like five to ten years. she's already served two years. remember, she hasn't been released. i expect she'll be serving more time but it won't be 60 years. >> dan abrams, thank you very much. linsey? now the latest on king charles' health and how the royal family is coming together as he fights cancer. maggie rulli is in london. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: linsey, good morning. we are really seeing the royals do what they do. keep calm and carry on. princess ann has been out and about this week. today we see prince william. he had been taking sometime off after kate's surgery. now he's back to work. this morning prince william

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at the super bowl based off the hit records that i had? i don't think it's about a hit record moment. i think it's a celebration of a career. ♪ the eight time grammy winner gracing the big stage during a pivotal time. this year marking the 20th anniversary for the diamond certified confessions album, and 30 years since usher's debut self-titled album. ♪ the super star comparing the cultural significance of his performance to j. lo and shakira's 2020 halftime show. ♪ usher saying, you look at shakira and jennifer lopez and the fact they are celebrating their culture. for usher, it's all about the r&b. >> to have r&b have the main stage at the super bowl is amazing for me. >> obviously, he's a huge hit

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so much of the focus has been on that land mark bipartisan deal. you may remember republicans demanded border security provisions in exchange for additional aid to israel and ukraine. now republicans are backing away from that deal. they've been receiving increasing pressure from donald trump who wants to run on this issue in november. after four months of negotiation and a rare bipartisan compromise, that deal considered dead on arrival, both the senate and house, with no clear path forward. robin? >> rachel, thank to you. now what could be a debt crisis brewing in our country. house hold debt rising to record levels as more americans struggle to pay the bills. our chief economics correspondent rebecca jarvis is back now with more. good morning again, rebecca. >> nice to see you, robin. americans are taking on more debt. $17.5 trillion overall, $1.3 trillion is a record amount. it's on credit cards. plus more people are falling behind on their payments because despite the strong jobs market,

consumers are facing higher prices and much higher interest rates. take a look at this. in just the last two years the typical credit card has gone from 14.5% apr to now 21.5% apr. say you are carrying a $1,000 balance on your credit card. two years ago if you were making minimum payments it would have cost you $729 in interest to pay it off. at today's rate, you are paying almost $1200 in interest. that's a nearly $500 difference. there are some things you can do. you want to put your savings in an fdic high yield savings klt so you're getting paid 5% instead of .5%. check out sites like nerd wallet and bank rate for your best options. also check out cd's at your current bank. if you are considering a balance transfer to a 0% interest credit card, just make sure it is not a license to spend more money. linsey? >> 0% interest sounds like a good idea for so many.

>> a lot better than $21.5. >> you are so right on that. rebecca jarvis, thanks. now to a gm a health alert. a new study published in gama neurology found the mediterranean diet may be one aspect in protecting the brain from signs of alzheimer's disease. our chief medical correspondent dr. jen ashton joins us with more. it feels like whenever we're talking about diets with the potential benefits, mediterranean tops the list. how does it figure into this study? >> it does top the list. this study, the real headline here is that it's not just one thing. it's a combination of lifestyle factors. mediterranean dash diet figured very prominently. let me take you through it. researchers at rush university looked at a combination of adults eating a mediterranean dash diet, exercising at least 150 minutes per week and followed them over time and found they had better cognitive function, less data protein in their brain on autopsy, which is a hall mark of

alzheimer's disease when associated with not smoking, limited alcohol intake and in that full picture there was a significant association. that is behavioral modification. >> if someone wants to modify, and maybe begin. you're a nutritionist. how would you recommend they get started? >> really the mediterranean diet is about what you are leaning into and what you're avoiding. so what you want to increase are foods like fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts and seeds, olive oil should be the primary source of fat in that diet. then foods you want to avoid, minimize, decrease, low moderate amounts of eggs, dairy, fish, protein. limited red meat. that's important. then limitation on sugary drink, highly processed foods, processed meat. this is well known, if not controversial. we all can do this. it's just about making a commitment. >> making that shift. all right. good tips there for us dr. jen, thank you as always.

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>> oh, lara. >> you know, lara is entertaining us. >> she is. always. >> welcome back to gma. tomorrow four time winner rob gronkowski is here live. right now let's go to linsey and lara. >> thank you, george. >> now to our gma parenting play book. a new survey finds nearly 60% of parents help their adult children financially. this morning we're taking a look at what we can do from the start to make our kids have some smart decisions about money. we have parenting expert rachel simmons personal finance educator tiffany eliche and alex carter. welcome to the show. good morning, ladies. we'll start with you. often times we refer to snow plow parents as parents who are overly involved in their children's finances. i have a 9-year-old son. how can we start them out early

talking about money so they can make financial independent choices? >> if you want to start with kids from preschool to age 7 you want to teach them about, what is money and how is it used? you can start with books and music. kids love that. elementary age children you want to lean into giving and start them off with a charity drive. kids really love to give especially to other children. then middle school, this is when kids can start to learn, how can you make money? we've all had popup lemonade stands. continue to do so. or start to give them an allowance, but not based on chores. >> that's good advice. good advice. i have a question from a viewer. this goes to you. all right. so we have a viewer question for rachel from angela, a mom of four young kids. listen up. >> my husband and i really want to teach our children how to take care of money at an early age. we're not ready to do allowances just yet. but what are some ways we can

teach them how to manage money and build wealth? >> such a great question. as tiffany was just saying, we want to be careful to separate allowance from chores. we've got to get kids helping out in the house early and not because they're getting paid for it, but because they're helping. i tell my daughter, thanks for sweeping you helped this house run better today. we know that's how kids know they matter. and matter gives them resilience, more self-esteem. that i think is worth more than any dollar they get paid. that being said, once they have the money, give them three jars. one to save, one to spend, one to donate. >> we did that. very helpful. >> decorate it. they can physically see what they've got and manage that money with them together right in front of you in those jars. >> really interesting advice not to tie the allowance to the actual chore. our next question is from shera in new jersey. >> hi. my daughter just got her first part-time job. is there any room for negotiating her hourly wage? >> wow. yes, in a word.

negotiation is one of the most important skills kids can learn. to that question, a friend of mine's daughter was going to become a life guard. she found out the boys were making more. >> at that young age? >> at that young age. it can start at age 18. so we gathered evidence about appropriate hourly pay for her experience level and she successfully asked for more. >> that's fantastic. >> yeah. it really starts that young. to rachel's point, it's important for kids to have a part time job or responsibilities around the house. it's less about, i'm walking the dog and more about, i'm learning how to budget my time, how to be accountable as part of a team, in this case, my family. for the teenagers, the older set, you want to help them think about pairing their interests with impact. what you like to do and how you want to help your community.

>> what age might you recommend a child start getting potentially a part time job? 4? [ laughter ] >> i hope my daughter's listening. starting around age 14 kids can get paid in most jobs. but there are some instances where they could work even younger and certainly they could be volunteering. >> all right. i think we have time for one more if we get a quick answer. this one is from terea in chicago. she has a question about credit cards. >> hi. my son is a sophomore in college. does he really need a credit card or should i be helping him build his credit? >> what do you think? >> absolutely help him build his credit. you can help him get a secured credit card, which is when you put the money inside an account and that is the limit for the credit card. have a statement come to your house. lastly, add him on as an authorized user to your card. he can inherit your good behavior.

>> i love it. good advice. ladies, over to ginger. >> we've been showing you mud slides in southern california with all that rain. second highest three day total in los angeles on record. and this also was happening. cliff erosion, which is always an issue much of rain soaked california. the road taken out there in the desert. we're going to be seeing more of that especially the mud slide and land slide threat. we're going to see more rain. it's going to slide through from the bay area today through tonight, l.a., anaheim, san diego still has a flood watch. we've got winter storm watches into colorado.

pop news time. >> yes, it is, george. good morning to you and all of you. we're going to begin with serious super bowl halftime hype. earlier we heard how usher is preparing for the big show. now we're getting more clues as to what we might expect. early this morning apple music dropped a new teaser trailer for the halftime show. it could have some clues. take a look. >> do you know what? i'm gonna face-time it right now. we in here. >> christopher. >> what up? we all here. >> hey, buddy. >> yeah. >> how was dinner last night? >> something happened last night. >> we love usher. >> tim, i'm sorry. usher's gone. tim? wait, wait, he just sent a text message. >> i don't know if that's you will find him or you will find him.

why did i come today? >> all very good questions to where's usher? we bet he's at work somewhere. we want to break down some possible clues. ludicrous and lil jon featured in that teaser. does that mean he will join usher on stage to perform their hit "yeah yeah." we hope so. what about taraji. something is for sure happening. that's my guess. then taraji is there as well. usher serenaded her during their las vegas show. does this mean that he is going to be in the audience or will he sing the song? >> oh my. oh my. >> oh. >> taraji is into it. >> why not? it's usher. one more clue for you guys. apple ceo tim cook is wearing a t-shirt, if you look closely, usher's u necklace, okay. that necklace is the one he wore on the album cover of "my way." so does that mean he's

performing hits all the way back from 1997? >> wow. hmm. >> i don't know. we did a deep dive. we shall see. tomorrow morning a full where is usher short film is being released. we're guessing more easter eggs are on the way. >> i love a pop news investigation. >> yes. >> hard at work, everybody. >> you are very hard at work. >> she's into it. are you listening? we have more pop news coming. everybody listen to this song. ♪ close your eyes and i'll kiss you, tomorrow i'll miss you ♪ >> we are playing the beatles because today is a very special day. the 60th anniversary of the four lads from liverpool arriving in america for the first time securing their spot in american pop culture. arriving at jfk to join fans ahead of their ed sullivan performance. that show watched by 73 million people. 60 years later unbelievable. the beatles still everywhere. eve within the help of ai we

have a new beatles song. that dropped in november. they just won a grammy for music video for their 1966 song "i'm only sleeping." still got it. >> still got it. >> that's all we got. >> all right. as my mama used to say i am going over to see the one and only sheryl lee ralph, ladies and gentlemen. [ applause ] it cannot be five decades. we're talking broadway, movies. we're talking everything. >> life, girl. >> life is full. now you're back season 3. >> it's far from elementary. how about that? >> you look fantastic. >> thank you. thank you very much. i believe in keeping fit. i have raised my own stylist, so life is good. >> yes, yes indeed. you made a great sacrifice to be here. you're in production in l.a. you flew to be here with us in new york. >> yes, i did.

>> and there's a special guest that you're missing back on the set. are you okay? >> i think it's bringing me to tears. i might even hyperventilate. the sacrifice that i'm making to be here on good morning america! oh my god. this guest star is so wonderful. i mean, the work that this person has done this particular season is truly in my mind oscar worthy. i mean, just amazing. i'm missing it. >> that's a good tease. we'll have to wait and see who that is. we saw you at the emmys. last year your big win. this year you're cheering on quinta. what does the success, the sheer success of this show mean to you? >> i remember once maya angelou was talking to me. she looked straight at me. she said i see you and everything i have gone through was worth it. when i look at quinta, i see her and everything i have gone through has been worth it as an artist in this industry in hollywood.

standing the test of time, taking the hills and the valleys, to see my child reach this point, i'm just like, thank you god. that's what we do it for. that's what my journey has been for. >> beautiful. so beautifully said. >> thank you. >> can we show an exclusive clip from the premiere of season 3 of abbott elementary? let's see. >> one hour season premiere, yes. >> let's see your character barbara in action. >> come on. did you see the cherry ring pop karen left in the vending machine? she is too much. >> he's joking. you know how men joke about that stuff all the time. >> no, i do not. i do not know of one man who would ask his girlfriend's friend for her correct ring size as a joke. >> he probably is getting me a super bowl replica ring or something. >> looked like an engagement may be on the horizon.

>> you just never know. this particular season, season 3, is offering up so many changes. so many things that you thought were this, that or the other, and this group and that friendship. it's all about change. abbott elementary is life, baby. >> you guys are truly a family on that set. >> we're blessed. i mean, i have been on some sets where it's been kind of rough. you see what you think is joy and it's not real. but we're in a wonnerful place. we've got some wonderful people. all of us working together. tyler, chris, janelle, lisa, stan, myself, quinta. with quinta just picking each one of us to come together. she's got that magic. she made this happen. >> she fought for you all. >> she fought for each of us. >> i mentioned engagement. your son is engaged to someone

from the abc news family. steph wash we call her, stephanie wash. you've been married 20 years. what's your marital advice? >> one, i believe in prenups. i know lot of people say prenup. why prenup? you are saying it's going to fail. no. i'm saying smart people make deals with each other before they say i do. they go into therapy with each other to learn the quirks about each other, to have a deeper understanding of the other so that when you get in front of the world and your family to say i do for better or worse, you know what that means. thank you. that's what mama says. like they weren't expecting that answer, but that's a good one. it's a good one. i hear you already have. not that there are any grands right now. yes, but when they're. but they're going to work on it. >> i asked them, please, please, i said to them, i said, look you

all, how soon will you be working on a child? and steph said to me that right after we say i do that very night i was like, thank you, thank you, little tmi. >> but you have, you have a you don't want to be called grandma. no no. >> do i look like a grandmother to you? no. so what's your name going to be? it's going to be glamor. glamor. thank you. call me glamor and if that's too hard, you can call me gee, mama. you yes. and if that's too hard, you can call me sugar mama. yes oh, absolutely. you are. >> you are on fire. you are living your best life. oh my god , robin, i am. >> i'm so thankful that god wakes me up every morning in my right mind, able to take care of myself and drive myself to work. one day that will change. but anyway, you know i love the idea that i get to do what i love to do. and i'm having a ball and we love watching it.

>> thank you. thank you for making the trek out here. i hope you'll get some face time. sacrifice the sacrifice that this woman made. >> thank you. i'm going to send them a zoom season three, season three? >> yes. tonight on abc and streams on hulu tomorrow. coming up, the flip phone challenge. why some people put down their smartphones this month. >> it's about elementary day. >> abbott elementary returns tonight on abc. >> morning, everyone. you look wealthy. >> father. who is that with the crumbs? >> finish up whatever you're doing with your mouth and get to work the judging from your hands or a hard worker. >> thanks. >> i have seasonal eczema. >> always live. abc seven news starts right now. >> good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc seven mornings. here's traffic with gloria. yeah. >> you know, right now we do have a little bit of delays right now on the bay bridge toll plaza. just kind of your usual morning traffic. the metering

lights flipped on at 531 this morning, and then mass transit. bart is running trains at slower speeds because of the wet weather. >> thanks, gloria. we're going to check in with drew tuma for a look at that forecast. when we come back. >> 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. listen 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! 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 for. >> cheers. >> cheers to leading candidates

for senate. >> two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservative adam schiff, the leading democrat defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lowered drug costs and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. >> i'm adam schiff and i approve this message. we're putting our foot down to keep our feet up, like way up with la-z-boy. >> we worked overtime. now it's tv time. it's the president's day sale. >> save up to 30% storewide la-z-boy. long live the lazy. >> hey, bay area, live with kelly and marcus. coming up, we'll chat with dakota johnson from madame web. >> plus, sara gilbert is here. >> that's at nine on abc seven. we will see you very shortly. >> it is raining out there. storms are back. live doppler seven showing you we have some

heavier showers working through the east bay will go down to five 8680 from dublin, san ramon down through pleasanton, livermore, some heavier showers. the wider picture showing you low pressure is spinning off our coastline. it will bring us the chance for heavier showers as the day wears on. it's a level one today for those showers and downpours. winds do turn gusty later on today. not near those levels we saw on sunday, but still pretty windy. snow showers possible on our highest peaks like mount hamilton. so 1030 showers moving through. scattered showers throughout the afternoon. reggie aqui. >> thank you drew. we'll have another abc seven news update in about a half hour. you can always find us on our news app and abc seven news.com. until then, here's more. good morning america. >> welcome back to gma live from times square. >> and now we're going to take a look at a new challenge that some people trade in their smartphones for a simpler form of communication for the month

of february deborah roberts getting in on the action. hey deborah good morning george. >> you know, we recognize common addictions like alcohol, like alcohol, drugs, even food. some are saying you can add this to the list. majority of us in america own a smart phone. one national study says nearly half of us say we can't live without it. but many are saying their phones are causing them anxiety and stress. now there's a growing movement to go low tech with our phones. in the early 2000's they were the pinnacle of pop culture. yep. we're talking flip phones. and in a world of what's old is new again, they're making a come back for a 2024 challenge. >> flip phone february. >> reporter: new york times columnist kashmir hill is looking to start what she's calling the new dry january. >> i decided to start the flip phone february trend. i did a story about giving up my smart phone. i was just feeling a lot of anxiety around my smart phone use.

it was just making me feel bad. >> reporter: kashmir is not alone. some studies show excessive smart phone use among young adults can be linked to issues like sleep problems, low self-esteem and unhealthy eating habits. >> i thought it might benefit others to do what i did because the benefits were so dramatic for me. >> reporter: it's not too late to disconnect. sara is excited to hop on board the flip flown fad. >> the main goal is i want to have more time to be creative. these are for moments you can't predict what's going to happen. i'm kind of new to l.a. it's easy to get lost. i might be getting the old fashion gps for my car and i think that will help. >> reporter: but can flip phones really keep up in our high tech world? i'm taking on the challenge myself to find out. okay. so i'm gonna give it a shot. this is my old flip phone. i found this in a drawer at home. this one doesn't work, but i do

have one that will work. i'm gonna give it a shot and see what it is like to actually step away from the smart phone. of course i can't order an uber. you may see me out waving. trying to catch anybody. >> gps. >> gps. just constant scrolling and texting. but that's what drags us down that rabbit hole. right? you're at a traffic light and suddenly you're looking at your phone. trying to do something else. suddenly you're on your phone. i think it might be interesting to see if that allure is not there. >> do you think you can do it two weeks? >> we'll see. i'm gonna give it a shot. >> i don't know. >> oh, wow, linsey. busted. >> i believe in you, deborah. >> i'm gonna give it a shot for two weeks. i'll check back in with you and let you know how it comes. >> i'm with you, deb. we have some very special guests in the studio with us to help us with an exclusive reveal of the new collection of american girl dolls.

okay. i have 16 princesses in the audience. ladies, i need your help. we're going to do a very big countdown for our footmen -- is that what you're called? our coachmen are going to do a big reveal. are we ready? we're going to count down. three, two, one, go! look at these new american girl dolls. guy, this is a big morning. they are so beautiful. american girl joined forces for this new collection. they're kicking it off with fan favorites, ariele, cinderella. tiana. they're all wearing their signature dresses. ariel has her red wavey hair she's got that mermaid style gown. she's flanked with her under water friends. is that sebastien and flounder? i see them. who's this, guys? tiana is here. she's got this floral inspire

gown and a tiara. she's dressed for afternoon tea. she's got all kinds of accessories. certainly last but not least it's cinderella. she's ready for the ball in her iconic blue gown. both of her glass slippers. thank goodness she has both of those glass slippers. girls, what do you think of these dolls? do you love them? show us how much you love them. give it to us. i'm really glad you do love them. do you want to know why? because you're each going home with one of them. we are so excited. come in, coachmen. we've got liz and sal our trusted coachmen bringing in our american girl dolls in colab with disney. each of you will get to take one of these home. thank you for being such well behaved princesses this morning. do you want to go up and look closely? get up there! get up there, you beautiful princess! the disney and american doll collection is available now.

you can shop them all. wow, they're really going for it. supermarket sweep. princess edition. anyway, guys, check our website. coming up, while the girls go shopping, we've got the 49ers super fans who are about to get a huge surprise. don't miss it. i want to see which one you get. we have cinderel politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos

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>> back now as we count down to super bowl lviii. we are here with a super fan, avery martin and our gma fan here whit. personally loves the niners. >> i got my lucky hoodie for my niners. you know it. >> gio, who you've met before. >> yes. we got to meet. let's talk about this. avery has been a life long san francisco 49ers fan. hasn't missed a game in 13 years. >> that's correct. >> i got to surprise you with tickets to the ravens and 49ers game. >> yes, the christmas day game. it was seriously the coolest day of my life. i got to bring my boyfriend and family. it was the best way to spend the holiday. it wasn't the best outcome but it was still a special day. >> you got to go on the field. >> oh my gosh, yes. so i went down before the game to watch warm-ups and everything. it was so special. i saw the coaches. i saw the players in front of me. i stood next to fred warner's

family. saw him come right up. he was this close to me. it was so special. chills just thinking about it. truly the best christmas. >> we were just chatting. we grew up in the same area, the bay area. then obviously ended up in different places now. but for the super bowl, what are your plans for the big day? what are you gonna do? >> i'm a total nut. i like to lock in and just watch with my family, boyfriend, close core. i like to just lock into the tv. have food nearby. bathroom breaks during commercials only. i'm very excited for sunday. >> we know you were backstage with some super fans. turns out you are the only super fan. aside from whit, of course. they actually work for abc. in the mean time, we want to send a special message from vernon davis especially for you. >> take a look. >> hi, avery. vernon davis here. i know you're hearing up for super bowl lviii. i hear you're rooting for the 49ers.

that's all good. how about this? on behalf of the nfl, instead of sitting home on your couch, we send you to the super bowl in vegas? how does that sound? how does that sound? congratulations, avery. >> you guys! [ applause ] >> you got your ticket! >> you guys are literally going to give me a heart attack. >> we got to surprise you with tickets to "monday night football." now you're going to the super bowl. how do you feel? >> i'll see you there. >> i'm going. >> i can't wait. >> when i see you there, we're going wild. >> we are going wild. >> are you surprised? >> i'm surprised. you guys are good actors. that was really good. i believed it. thank you so much. i can't believe it. thank you. thank you. >> give her the ticket. [ laughter ] >> thank you, guys. >> see you in vegas. >> yeah! >> thanks to the nfl for making

this dream come true for avery. now we're gonna send it over to ginger. >> thank you, linsey. avery, i got a forecast you're gonna want to hear for sunday. let's start with what las vegas has. it's been wet. people kind of getting around. not as bad, obviously, as southern california. but here's your super bowl forecast. things dry out significantly even though you're not -- you don't have to deal with it in the game because they've got that dome. but if you're out and about, it's going to be beautiful. temperatures in the 50s sunday. that dryer weather is going to stick around. that ridge comes in. even fresno or los angeles is going to be comfortable as we end the weekend, start the next week. but then things go back to el nino and it gets wet. for the mid to late part of february, we're going into a much wetter than average pattern las vegas, anaheim, over to phoenix. let's get a check now -- at least it's good for the super bowl -

>> now to the under sea tragedy that captivated the world. the latest episode of the abc series truth and lies takes a closer look at the submersible that went on a quest to see the wreckage of the titanic then sank to the bottom of the sea. gio, you have that story. >> it is unbelievable. we are going to look at those pivotal moments that led to this tragedy. airs tomorrow night on abc and the next day on hulu. here's a preview. >> the clock is ticking in that urgent search. >> those five people on board the missing submersible. >> carrying tourists to the wreckage of the titanic. >> what happened to the submersible? >> titanic still fascinates people today. >> what is the lesson of titanic? >> listen to the warnings. >> it was almost as if the titanic claimed five more victims. >> was there any warning for the submersible?

>> thursday night 8/7 on abc.

>> robin: we're back now >> we're back now with charlie wilson. 13 number one singles over an incredible 50 year career with the gap band. he's going to perform for us. we have to catch up. congratulations. walk of fame. you got your star. it was on your birthday. that had to be special. >> it was history. it was a miracle because not far from there i got the star, i was homeless about three, four years. we was all happy about that. >> it was well deserved. well deserved. 50 years of making new music. yeah. so how's that going for you? >> it's going good. just making records. if i'm happy with it, if it sounds good, it's good.

we're good. we had the sound check. you all at home, you are in for a real treat. we are excited about the new song "superman" and can't wait to hear one of your classics though. so appropriate for good morning america. here's "early in the morning." charlie, take it away! >> come on! let's go! ♪ oh i never you know i loved you til you left me ♪ ♪ oh i never you know i cared til you were gone ♪

♪ i was young and foolish i didn't know what i was doin i didn't know i lost you til you were gone ♪ ♪ oh i never knew i loved you til you were gone ♪ ♪ so i gotta get up early in the morning to find me another lover ♪ i gotta get up early in the morning to find me another lover ♪ ♪ so i gotta get up early in the morning to find me another lover ♪ ♪ i gotta get up early in the morning to find me another lover ♪ >> come on, everybody! ♪

♪ early in the morning in the middle of the day late at night everything will be all right ♪ ♪ ♪ >> somebody say yeah! say yeah! say yeah! somebody scream! >> woo!

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>> perfect way to start our day. we thank you all for watching. thank you so very very much. you still have your t-shirt. gap band. >> yeah. >> all right. got new music out. you guys are great. i saw that little flip. thanks for watching, everybody. have a great day. [ applause ]

thank you. >> tomorrow you know it will be a party when zara larsson lights up the stage in a gma concert. tomorrow only on "good morning america" concert series sponsored by planet fitness. >> what if you could buy sir elton john's grand piano? his bentley convertible? even his pinball machine. tomorrow morning on gma you are about to get a first look at the elton john auction. wait until you see what you can buy on good morning america. >> right now there's just so much happening in our world. so much at stake at the start of every morning. >> making sense of it all, it's not always so easy. >> that's where we come in every morning. >> asking the straight forward questions you want answered. >> and, yes, putting a smile on

your face, too. >> abc's good morning america. we want you to know every morning we're right here and -- >> we gotcha. >> we gotcha. >> we gotcha. >> america's favorite way to start the day. gma 7a. >> the clock is ticking. the urgent search -- >> those five people on bore the missing submersible. >> what happened to the submersible? >> titanic still fascinates people today. >> what is the lesson of titanic? >> listen to the warnings. >> it was almost as if the titanic claimed five more victims. >> was there any warning for the submersible? >> thursday night at 8/7 central on abc. >> this is a twisted case. ♪ am i ever gonna love again ♪ >> what if you were being stalked by a past lover? >> my phone starts blowing up. i hate you. you ruined my life. >> only to find out the person who you thought was stalking you

-- >> could it be that she's been dead this entire time? >> what? >> so, if she's been dead, who's the stalker? who's the victim? >> this is despicable. >> bad romance. 20/20 limited series monday night on abc. >> so what's good to read, and we mean really good to read right now? well, that's where charlie and kate gibson can help. >> join us for the new podcast series called the bookcase with kate and charlie. >> we will make sure you love what you read. >> listen wherever you get your podcasts. >> whenever, wherever news breaks, it's so important to always remember that lives are changed. fork, mississippi. ukrainian refugees here in warsaw were heading to a small community outside of mexico city. getting you behind the stories as they happen. abc news live prime. we'll take you there.

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a result of the weather, but just moving a little bit slower. >> hey gloria, we're looking at live doppler seven and we have heavy rain moving through the north bay will go down tighter into street level. marin county basically up and down 101 this morning from novato through san rafael, we have heavy rain moving through. it's a similar story in downtown napa this morning. that pop of red indicating those downpours. so between now and about 3 p.m. we're at a level one for those showers and downpours, gusty winds, even some snow on our highest peak. so we're in and out of the showers this morning into the early afternoon. it's chilly in the 50s. >> reggie drew, thank you. it's time for live with kelly and mark. we see you again on the air at 11 for midday. live until then. hope you have a great day. it's live with kelly and mark today, star of the new film madame web. >> dakota johnson. plus from the hit series theon