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the search for five missing marines this morning. a helicopter disappearing while flying in dangerous weather. >> captain and aviation safety officers saying they lost signal for one of their acrafts in the pine valley area. >> a debris feel found in a rugged area. what we know about the search and rescue effort this morning. matt guttman is on the scene of the crash. early spring? record heat expanding, moving into the midwest and north. ginger has the forecast. mission possible. prince william speaks out about his father, the king, and kate's recovery, nicknamed top son by british papers as he jokes with tom cruise. >> and, tom, if you wouldn't mind not borrowing either of the new health coppers for the new "mission impossible" it would be appreciated. >> will this fly? should airlines be able to weigh not just your luggage, but you? the growing debate this morning. moose on the loose.

a massive animal barrelling down the animal at a popular ski resort. >> unbelievable. >> what the skiers are saying about their close encounter, and what to know when you hit the slopes. plus, is this the photo of the year? the story behind the sleeping polar bears. ♪ taking care of business every day ♪ >> and with just three days until super bowl sunday, it is time to take care of some business. what travis kelce is saying about the chiefs becoming a dynasty, as a member of the nfl's last dynasty joins us live. former patriots star rob gronkowski on the big game and gronk's big shot at redemption. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morning america. just three days until the big game in las vegas. let's take a live look at the stadium. hundreds of thousands of people are there for the excitement, including our will reeve. we're going to check in with him

just ahead. it may have been ground hog day just last week but it's feeling like spring for millions of americans. ginger's gonna tell us just how warm it will get. >> that's coming up. first a historic day at the supreme court. they're going to hear arguments about whether former president trump can be banned from the ballot for his actions surrounding january 6th. senior national correspondent terry moran is at the supreme court. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. this morning the justices will hear the arguments in this biggest elections case since bush versus gore back in 2000. the question, should donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, including his participation in the attack on the capitol, his incitement of that attack on january 6th, keep him off the 2024 presidential ballot? this all comes down to one clause in the 14th amendment to the constitution passed right after the civil war which holds that no person who has previously taken an oath to support the constitution and

then engaged in insurrection can hold public office afterwards. the colorado supreme court in the case brought by six voters there took a look at that clause and ruled that trump must be removed from the ballot in that state. in maine the secretary of state did the same thing. other states are considering it, too. while still other states have rejected the idea. so in court, trump's lawyers will argue he did not engage in insurrection. the language of the amendment does not apply to presidents, and that congress must first pass a law spelling out how to enforce that clause. colorado's lawyers, they'll argue the amendment means what the amendment says, that trump did engage in insurrection and that he must be banned from holding public office. there's one thing that all the parties here today agree on. this is a case of national importance. that only the supreme court can and must resolve in this election year. george? >> terry moran, thanks. let's get more from jon karl. terry brought up the bush v. gore case in 2000.

in some ways this is far more consequential than that. >> this is a huge moment for the supreme court. it is a huge moment for the country. look, george, this supreme court is a conservative court. three trump justices. it's a court that's been mired in some controversy. but while it is a conservative court, this has not been a trump court. in fact, this court has repeatedly ruled against donald trump or shown independence from him. think about it. trump expected his justices, as he considered his justice, to help him overturn the election results. they rejected the efforts in that texas case in december of 2020. the january 6th committee wanted his white house records. trump went all the way to the supreme court to try to block them from getting them. the supreme court ruled for the january 6th committee. they even ruled prior to that to allow congress to get his tax records. the court has shown real independence from trump. you know, looking at this, let's

hope this decision is not one that breaks down on party lines. >> no question what you're saying is true. but this is also a court that's not going to be eager to appear to decide the 2024 election. >> absolutely not. you think about how long we saw the repercussions from the bush v. gore case which was so controversial and made the court seen as so much more of a partisan body. john robert, chief justice roberts, clearly has made it clear that he wants the court to be not seen as yet another political institution. he talks about how there aren't trump justices or bush justices or obama justices. there are judges of the law. so, yes, he is not going to want to get mired in this. this is not the only one. trump's gonna try to go to the supreme court almost certainly. said he's going to appeal. the question of whether or not he has absolute immunity. you could have two cases central to this election absolutely

central to this election, decided by this supreme court. >> see if they can come up with some kind of balancing. jon karl -- >> two unanimous decisions would be nice. >> thanks very much. robin? >> we're going to move on to the urgent search and rescue mission for five marines after their helicopter crashed in the mountains outside san diego. our chief national correspondent matt guttman is on the scene near the crash site. good morning to you, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. short time ago the u.s. marines announcing that tragically all five of the crew members aboard that helicopter have died. they are now working on the recovery being hampered by the fact that the crash site is off a rural, muddy road. also the weather. we've been hit by blustering winds, snow an sleet. overnight the investigation intensifying into the marines helicopter crash in the mountains outside san diego. this morning the u.s. marine corps confirming all five of

those crew members were killed. first responders returning from the debris field late wednesday. this muddy track is the only way to get to the crash site. you can see that the weather is still bad. we're told that the rescuers had to get out of their cars and walk miles just to get to the crash site. the ch53 helicopter known as the marines work horse departed an air base outside las vegas tuesday in what was described as a routine night time training mission stopping in imperial county to refuel, then headed to air station mirimar in san diego. when it didn't arrive it was reported overdue which triggered a huge search. >> we got a call from the marine corps captain aviation safety officer saying they lost signal for one of their aircrafts in the pine valley area. >> reporter: the crew had been flying at the tail end of a deadly three day storm that pummelled california with rain, heavy snow, low visibility and gusty winds. >> this is a rugged area of the county. access is up a truck trail, dirt

road. we had a lot of snow in that area. >> reporter: that debris field discovered seven hours after the marines were reported missing. this is the latest in a series of military air crashes. just last year 19 service members were killed in five separate military air crashes. the u.s. marine corps now says they are notifying next of kin and still working on the investigation and whether this weather played a role. robin? >> hopefully, there will be some news soon. matt, thank you. turning to israel/hamas war. prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejected the hamas counter proposal for a cease fire deal that would free the hostages in gaza but u.s. secretary of state blinken says a deal is still possible. our foreign correspondent james longman is in tel aviv with more. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, robin. there was a lot of expectation growing towards this deal. not least from the hostage families. prime minister netanyahu says he cannot accept hamas' terms despite all that secretary of state blinken says he does see

space for an agreement. this morning despite growing pressure to accept a deal to bring home israel's remaining hostages, benjamin netanyahu has rejected a hamas cease fire proposal. he called the conditions delusional. hamas calls for the withdrawal of all israeli troops in gaza. over three phases, hamas would release all hostages with israel exchanging prisoners. instead the war rages on and gaza's lost city still standing, rafa now in the crosshairs. the u.n. says a quarter of a million are sheltering here but idf ground troops are approaching. people there are desperate for a deal. enough, frankly enough, says this woman. find a solution for us. we're destroyed. hostage families pleading with their prime minister. 34-year-old sharon kunia telling him, we've reached the moment of truth. the moment you must decide who lives and who dies. conscious that

time is against them. the idf said at least 31 of the more than 100 hostages in gaza are already believed dead. 23-year-old hersh goldberg is one of the americans believed still in captivity. his mother met with the secretary of state this morning. >> we started by saying there is no time left for these hostages. >> reporter: what went through your mind when you heard the cease fire deal had fallen through? what would you say to netanyahu? >> right now he's at a crossroads. he can be known as the prime minister who oversaw the tragedy of october 7th and then subsequently brought home 136 body bags, or he could be known as the prime minister who oversaw october 7th but brought home as many hostages alive as possible. strengthen the country, put us on a better path and move us forward. >> reporter: so netanyahu said he wants total victory and with that the idf is closing in on rafa. that really is the last refuge in gaza. hundreds of thousands have taken shelter there. they really do not have anywhere else to go. robin? >> we know the u.s. military launched another air strike in

retaliation for the drone attack that killed three american troops? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. this was a strike in baghdad. it was a commander of one of the iranian backed militants that killed those three u.s. army personnel. it was a calculated strike made in order not to destablize this region any further. robin? >> all right, james. appreciate your reporting. demarco? turning to what will feel like an early start to spring in some parts of the country. record warmth in areas where we should be talking about snow and cold weather. ginger's here with the latest. some people aren't complaining. >> more than two months we've been talking about a dud of a winter in the great lakes. twin cities on track of warmest winter on record. they cancelled pretty much every big winter event because they haven't had enough snow and cold. now the records are going to move east. we will be feeling that. and that's why this ridge that's been in place is starting to impact other people. travis city michigan had a record of 50 yesterday. wasaw wisconsin, sault ste.

marie is at 41. so, no, that is just not normal, this is record, meaning the daily record. we're looking at record highs again today. grand rapids could do it, des moines. that ridge slides east and that record heat moves in for the weekend. new york city could close saturday right around 60. washington, d.c. in the mid 60s, even boston, if they get to 60s, that would be a record. brand new information. early this morning released officially. eighth month in a row hottest on earth. january was the warmest january on record. those records, they can extrapolate and go back to 100,000 years. we are on this bender of heat. certainly, there's no coldest on record across the states, so take that for what it is. >> 100,000 years. thank you, ginger. now a new warning over chinese cyber attacks. intelligence officials say hackers spent up to five years in u.s. networks in an effort to attack critical infrastructure. pierre thomas has the details. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: george, good morning. we're getting disturbing details about china's effort to infiltrate and

possibly attack our infrastructure and literally our way of life. we've learned some of the covert operations by china began at least five years ago. homeland security fbi an intelligence officials issued a new bulletin yesterday highlighting the chinese hacking campaign we recently told our viewers about. the warning says china shifted from a strategy of using hacking to commit economic espionage to a strategy of using hacking to disrupt how americans go about their daily lives. the chinese cyber warfare involves planting malware in computer networks serving our network grid, oil and gas pipeline, our transportation system, even our water treatment plants. authorities say that the plan would allow china to attack in the time of their choosing. fbi director wray is sounding the alarm calling the concern about china the threat of our generation, george. >> that is alarming. okay, pierre, thank you very much. robin? >> it certainly is. turning to the countdown to the super bowl. security tight, as you can imagine, for the big game. will reeve made it to las vegas. joins us with what is being done

to keep everybody safe. good to see you, will. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin. good to see you, too. i am boots on the ground in las vegas. just to get to where i'm standing at the nfl experience, i had to go through a bunch of check points. i had to show my credential everywhere i went. everything is bigger and more intense at the super bowl, from security to the spectacle of it all torque the game itself. this morning super bowl lviii is just three days away. 330,000 people are expected to descend on las vegas this weekend and security is tight. >> there are no known credible specific threats to the super bowl or to las vegas at this time. but we are vigilant and we are prepared. >> reporter: 30 federal state and local law enforcement agencies are tasked with keeping the city an the game safe. >> i would say no city is better prepared. >> reporter: an unexpected

security risk presenting itself in broad daylight yesterday. this man seen climbing 366 feet to the top of las vegas's sparkling new attraction, the sphere. the incident disrupting traffic. the man was detained. >> we know people are going to test us. people are going to try things. as we sit here today, there's an individual for a publicity stunt that started climbing up the top of the sphere. your first responders are all over there. we're taking care of it. >> reporter: as for the game, it can't come soon enough for anyone, particularly the players. >> obviously, we have the media stuff we have to do. at the same time, it's a normal week. we're going to get back to practice. we'll do what we'd do for a normal game day. >> reporter: the chiefs have a chance to make their mark on history as the first team to repeat in 19 years. >> i think three is a lucky number. one anybody can do one and done. i think two is special. but three is when you solidify yourself as a dynasty for sure. >> reporter: the 49ers seeking

to avenge their 2020 super bowl loss to kansas city. >> touchdown, san francisco! >> reporter: and bring the super bowl home to the bay area for the first time since 1995. >> at the end of the day, man, this is something that we've all dreamed of growing up. gotta be grateful for it and have fun with it. >> reporter: we mentioned those 330,000 people travelling to vegas this week. that includes the two teams, which brings me to my stat of the day for george. in the last 30 years, when one team had to travel west and the other had to travel east to get to the super bowl city, the team traveling west is 7-0. that bodes well for the chiefs. >> i love this. the closer we get to the super bowl the more obscure will gets. [ laughter ] >> before you run out, what's the vibe like there in vegas, will? >> reporter: it is vegas so celebratory by nature. i think that's just amped up. just getting to the airport, there's all the signage.

people are happy wearing their team gear. some teams that aren't in the game. everybody is happy to be here, enjoy everything vegas has to offer. i know everyone can't wait until sunday. >> we know you're happy to be there, too. thanks, will. have a good time. you got it. coming up, prince william speaks publicly for the first time about his father's diagnosis and talks about princess kate's recovery from her surgery. new travel warning about two women were assaulted in the bahamas. we'll tell you what they're saying. plus why a major airline is asking passengers how they feel about getting on a scale to be weighed before boarding. but first let's go back to ginger. >> not only did they get more rain in southern california last night, but likely a tornado. they will go out and do a survey. this is video from grover beach, california. they had severe thunderstorm warnings. they had 70-80 mile per hour winds. they'll go out and see because it looks like there was some rotation there. we'll still see some showers but they just finally released those flood watches for a lot of folks. we're getting dryer but there will be some spotty showers that will come through. most of the moisture has moved east.

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>> after the first drink we had to get out of the ocean because we noticed that it was just hitting so hard. i just felt so out of it. >> reporter: sheer and dobson say they lost consciousness and allege after drinking the drugged cocktail, members of the resort staff sexually assaulted them. >> i remember glimpses of his face. i don't remember all of it. i don't remember everything. i remembered enough that he was a staff worker and had a goatee and was a local. the resort security were able to pull the footage and identify him right then and there. >> reporter: they say there are bruises on heur legs and tested positive for various drugs. the royal bahamas police posting on facebook confirming two men were arrested for sexual assault of two women and that an investigation is under way. sheer and dobson say that's not enough. they're back in the u.s., demanding justice.

the state department issued a level 2 travel advisory for the bahamas in late january due to an increase in homicides and sexual violence. >> it's extremely important if you're gonna go overseas to look on the state department website as to what they say about crime. what security level is it? >> reporter: an attorney for the women says the cruise ship bears some responsibility. >> carnival has an obligation to warn about dangerous conditions that they know about, or they should know about. they also have an obligation to make sure that the areas that they're recommending to passengers, to tourists, are safe. >> reporter: carnival cruise responding to the incident saying in a statement, while people are on an independent excursion, two people reported to police they were sexually assaulted at a local beach. our on board care team provided support for the two as they sailed back to jacksonville.

police are investigating and carnival is providing our full cooperation. so what can you do? these two telling us while they thought being with one other friend was enough, they are reconsidering that now. their advice for other women? stick to groups of four or more when traveling. guys? >> good warning there. thank you very much. demarco? turning to prince william addressing king charles' cancer diagnosis for the first time as he steps in for his father. maggie rulli is in london with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, demarco. the king is still in sandringham. he has been able to take on some royal responsibilities. he even held his weekly audience with the prime minister last night by phone. while he rests and recovers, his oldest son, prince william, is seen filling in for many of his responsibilities here in london. this morning prince william stepping out and stepping up. >> your royal highness.

>> reporter: the heir to the throne publicly addressing the health scares that have rocked the royal family. >> i'd like to take this opportunity to say thank you also for the kind messages of support for katherine an my father. especially in recent days. it means a great deal to us all. >> reporter: making headlines with none other than tom cruise. in attendance as a supporter for the air ambulance charity. >> and, tom, if you wouldn't mind not borrowing either of the new helicopters for the next "mission impossible" it would be appreciated. >> reporter: as king charles recovers from his cancer treatment and princess kate recovers from abdominal surgery, william is left holding the royal reins. >> he's dealing with a lot personally, but still managed to put the focus on the charity. he even made a joke. he sent the message of kind of getting on with the job. >> reporter: his younger brother, prince harry, is back in los angeles after a 24-hour trip to london, which included a short meeting with his father. but no meeting with his brother. >> we were told william had no plans to see harry while he was here. the fact that was made clear underlines just how deep those hostilities still are.

>> reporter: king charles has said he hopes his cancer diagnosis can raise awareness. we are already seeing the royal family instagram account start posting advice and tips on how to help those coping with a cancer diagnosis, even posting some local charities. guys, already starting to make an impact. >> we are all looking for a speedy recovery. maggie, thank you. >> we certainly are, demarco. now to a moose on the loose in a popular winter vacation spot. cameras capturing the moment it chases skier downs the mountain. morgan norwood is here with that. >> reporter: my heart pounds just looking at that video. we're still in the thick of ski season, with hundreds of thousands hitting popular slopes across the country. in jackson hole, wyoming, skiers weren't the only ones racing down that mountain. a group of friends coming dangerously close with a charging moose. it was all caught on camera. >> moose! >> reporter: this was the moment a massive moose came barrelling down the slopes. >> unbelievable!

>> reporter: headed straying for a group of skiers in jackson hole, wyoming. >> i caught a little bit of air. the moose was within ten feet of me. >> reporter: bill foley was with his friends alex and kenny when the moose started to close in. >> i was moving pretty fast. i was on both edges of my snow board moving with that moose. >> reporter: at one point he said the bull bolted for kenny. >> go, ken! go faster! >> reporter: others calling out to warn him. >> go faster! >> reporter: the skiers weaving downhill to avoid a dangerous collision. the moose eventually veering off. bill still in disbelief. >> in the moment, more surprised knowing that those types of animals can be very aggressive, especially in the wild. >> reporter: experts say these animals, which can weigh up to 1,500 pounds and stand 7 feet tall are extremely

when charging, they can reach speeds up to 35 miles per hour. >> it can be scary. it can feel dangerous and threatened and aggressive. usually moose are reacting defensively to the situation they're in. again, it's not uncommon in areas where you have people recreating especially in big groups in these areas that moose are spending a whole winter in and getting their food there. >> reporter: okay. listen up. if you find yourself face to face with a moose, experts say the best thing to do is give them plenty of space. 25 yards. that's about two school buses worth of distance. if they're charging, hide behind a tree or something solid. if it knocks you down crawl into a ball and protect your head. that's one way to get down a mountain there. >> i like the guy's advice, go faster! [ laughter ] that's the one i like. >> they can move. >> they can move. >> 35 miles per hour. >> did you ever imagine you would be telling people what they should do -- [ laughter ]. >> this is what i went to journalism school for. right? >> morgan, thank you. [ laughter ] coming up why some customers are frustrated with fast food chains.

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it sparked some debate on set with that question, should airlines be weighing passengers? this morning we go to the expert for answers. it turns out, the explanation has to do with safety. this morning the airline fin air inviting passengers to be weighed in along with their carry on baggage. the airline says that the goal is to collect anonymous data on average weight passengers with their hand luggage for the purpose of aircraft balance and performance calculations needed for the safe operation of flights. so far 600 passengers have volunteered for the survey. >> airlines use an average of a male and female for summer and winter. you need to correct those now and then. especially since the population has gotten a bit more pudgey. >> reporter: turns out the airline has been doing this since 2018 and it's completely voluntary. it's not uncommon for some international airlines to do weight surveys every few years, required by their governing body. >> every five years you figure the population changes a little in weight. that's why these tests are needed.

>> reporter: fin air is not alone. air new zealand weighed 10,000 passengers last year, calling it essential to the safe and efficient operation of the aircraft. if the pilot needs to know the weight and balance of a loaded plane before takeoff. korean air did it in the fall saying collecting this data was crucial for the safety of flight operations. and again, this is completely voluntary. nobody is being forced to step on a scale. but when this happened, it certainly triggered a lot of questions, maybe even anxiety from people. robin, you have a good solution. >> just put the whole plane on the scale, right? [ laughter ] if it's voluntary it's meaning you're not getting the information you need. when everybody is on board isn't there some way, technology? >> it's 2024. we can figure that out. >> i know. because, as he said, we're getting pudgey. [ laughter ] thank you. coming up the rising use of magic mushrooms and why some moms are microdosing them.

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surrounding january 6th. terry moran is at the supreme court. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. today the justices take up this historic case which could up end the whole presidential election. they must decide if states can ban donald trump from the presidential ballot based on his efforts to overturn the 2020 election including the january 6th attack on the capitol. the key to this case is a clause in the 14th amendment which declares that no one who has previously taken an oath to support the constitution and then engaged in insurrection can hold public office afterwards. the colorado supreme court already ruled trump must be removed from the ballot there under that clause. other states have rejected this idea and trump's lawyers are going to argue he did not engage in an insurrection and this whole effort is anti-democratic. lawyers for colorado will argue that the constitution means what it says and that it's clear, donald trump cannot hold public office again. for the justices, there's no

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there's not an answer how long it's going to take. >> reporter: the fbi now investigating the attack, which forced the hospital to cancel some procedures and elective surgeries. the hospital saying, we recognize the frustration of not having clarity on when this will be resolved. our investigation remains ongoing and we are working around the clock to resolve this matter. >> looking perhaps at security at their worst level, mobile devices, pc's, mask, that level. they're also looking at the system level like who has access to the server? >> reporter: hospitals have become a frequent target for hackers. in december, its cyber criminal group targeted another chicago hospital, demanding nearly $1 million to not leak patient's personal information. one month earlier, a cyber attack on a large healthcare company forced hospitals in three states to close their emergency rooms. the children's hospital has not

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restaurants increase their prices in response to inflation as well as rising wages. in some states the minimum wage is being increased. so they have to work that into their hourly wage that they're paying their employees. they're gonna pass that off to the consumer which is also why you are seeing an increase in prices. >> reporter: the ceo of mcdonald's this week promising more attention to affordability moving forward. taco bell offering ten items under $3. and kfc rolling out a new loyalty program to boost sales. >> we're seeing some of these fast food restaurant chains underperforming because they've raised their prices. consumers are starting to see that and it's affecting their wallet. you can go to mcdonald's, wendy's or pizza hut and still pay the amount that you would for a sitdown restaurant meal. so it's just not worth it. it's easier, less expensive to eat at home. >> so you can absolutely eat at home, but if you are planning to

do fast food, you can do some things to save money by using the store's app. pay attention to special days for promotions. go for the family meal. that will often save you money. or go for the kid's meal and you also get a toy, guys. [ laughter ] >> wow. >> thank you. you have a great story. >> i'm excited. today's pop news is all about the rocket man, sir elton john. he's made the difficult decision to downsize. now that he's done touring he sold his u.s. home based in atlanta and is selling all of its contents. as you can imagine, this is not your average yard sale. he started out with one apartment. over the years he bought four more apartments connecting all of them to create more than 13,000 square feet of gallery space filled to the brim. ♪ good-bye yellow brick road ♪ >> reporter: sir elton john saying good-bye to peachtree road. the street in atlanta where he donned a massive penthouse since 1991 deciding that, as his touring days are now over, he no longer needs a u.s. residence or

the treasure trove of costumes and art work that he kept there. >> this has brought him a lot of joy. he always liked to earn money to collect things that he loved. but now that phase of his life is coming to a close. a new phase is beginning. the focus is on our son. >> reporter: his husband david giving gma an exclusive first look at some of the music icon's deeply personal belongings. admittedly not easy to part with, but now about to go on the auction block at christie's new york. >> what's wopbdzerful about this collection is there are price points for everyone. there are item misthe online sales that start with an opening bid of $100. then all the way through some significant pieces priced at about $1 million. >> reporter: elton himself explaining his hope for his beloved collection. >> if you buy anything at the sale just remember it's going from one incredibly eager collector who had so much pleasure out of what you're

going to buy. i hope it finds a good home. >> reporter: among the big ticket items, several pieces of elton's elaborate jewelry collection. a piece like this, custom fade for elton, gold watch, just one of a kind really. >> yes. yeah, certainly elton is one of a kind and the watch is one of a kind. >> reporter: elton's passion and talent for collecting evident in the art being offered. museum worthy pieces by a who's who of blue chip artists like banksy, keith herring and more. i see a very handsome couple in the middle of this piece. >> this was a piece specially made for us. it came after our wedding. that was the official photograph that was taken by our friend that we put out to the world to mark our civil partnership. >> reporter: also on the block, elton's beloved bentley, with an estimate of 25,000 to $30,000. >> most special thing about this car, smell it. the bentley leather interior. that car, every time you get inside, it always smells new.

that really beautiful distinctive quality leather smell. >> you've treated this car so well. this is not a new car but it's in perfect condition. >> yes. heart and soul. >> reporter: and the grand piano where the newly minted egot winner wrote with billy elliott. so much history right here. >> from start to finish he would write the show in one go and come home and explore what he had written on the piano. >> congratulations. that was exciting for us. i'm sure for you. >> it was a really happy day for our family. >> what could be more iconic than his fantastic wardrobe. >> i put this costume on and become elton. that was the run in the '80s. that's the "i'm still standing."

♪ i'm still standing better than i ever did ♪ >> i can see him right now doing the dance. i love that. i love that. that's iconic. the price on even well worn piece like these custom boots could rocket past estimates because of their history. >> elton did many, many shows. >> i'm not gonna lie. i love this. >> that's one of the reasons he's at home recovering from knee replacement surgery. >> exactly. >> he used to leap off the piano in these heels and land on them. >> david says elton attributes much of his international success to the time these items represent. his atlanta chapter. it must be like a walk down memory lane. >> very much so. >> looking through all of these pieces. >> absolutely. it's a very happy home and very important chapter in our lives. elton wouldn't have been able to create the music he did for the stage shows and the albums he did in atlanta. it was a place that he found safe and comfortable and really inspired. very magical chapter in our lives, so it is very emotional.

♪ how wonderful life is while you're in the world ♪ >> our thanks to david and to christie's. what a treat that was. you know that atlanta home is also where elton created the elton johns aids foundation right there at his kitchen table which has now raised over half billion dollars. david says they will both be at the annual oscar party this year hosted by tiffany haddish, neil patrick harris. i promised i'd share that. >> lot of fun. >> i had a great time. you know i love a yard sale. this was on steroids. [ laughter ] he has such exquisite taste. he is really an art collector. he has a great eye. his photography collection is unbelievable. if you get a chance to go to christie's just to see it. if you don't want to participate in the sale. i do want to participate in the sale. [ laughter ] i don't know. i think the elton factor will make those prices go pretty high. >> oh, boy. >> thank you, lara. let's go to ginger.

>> a dream. i would love that. lara, thank you. speaking of the rocket man, we have a rocket. well, nasa just launched overnight a new satellite that's going to help us study earth. first it's for plankton and looking at the ocean. but also really important, especially right now since the last eight months have been the warmest on record. we don't know exactly why. it will help us learn more and put it into computer models. speaking of the new stuff from capernicus, we learned the ocean temperatures are still at record highs. let's get here we go in

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nothing but sunshine. we have clear skies, but it sure is cold out there. we're in the 30s and a lot of cities. 32 in santa rosa, 36 in napa. the same in danville. low to mid 40s around the bay shoreline. a frosted advisory still in effect for the north bay for good reason. we have that frosty morning early on, giving way to partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. could see an isolated shower in our hills later on today. most of us remain dry. temperatures though below average. it's a chilly afternoon. we'll get you into the mid 50s later today. amanda. >> thank you so much, drew and we will have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. be sure to stay with abc seven on your app and onlin and online welcome back to gma live from times square. >> we're back now getting ready for super bowl lviii with rob gronkowski. gronk joining us from las vegas. just three days until the big game.

gronk, you are -- thank you so much for getting up early and joining us. you know how much we love you. all right. i'm gonna get right to it, okay. we know this great matchup. who's gonna come out on top, do you think, gronk? >> thank you guys for having me on this morning. it's gonna be a wonderful matchup when super bowl hits this sunday. i'm going with the san francisco 49ers. they snuck into the super bowl. they haven't played their best football yet and still made it to the big game. i feel like they're gonna come out and play to their ability. all their super stars will come out on fire. i'm hoping just to see a good game. i'm hoping it goes to overtime. >> i would love that. hey, gronk, it's lara. you said you think both jason and travis kelce could maybe retire after this game. why do you think that? >> i can see jason possibly retiring. i mean, he's been playing the position for so many years on

the offensive line. he's getting banged up every week going against 350 pound guys. it's up to him. i know he can go two, three more years if he really wanted. it's just up to him. it's his decision, what's best for his family. you know when you know. for myself, i knew when i knew. you just have that right feeling. that's up to them. with travis, i mean, the guy is playing phenomenal football. just had his two best games the last two games this year. he shows he's still got it. he's still at the top of the chart. if he wants to keep playing and be the best in the league, he can still do that. it's up to them on what they want in their life. >> yeah. how about your former coach, bill belichick, leaving the patriots after six super bowls. where do you think he's gonna end up? >> yeah. it was sad to see that happen. i mean, the guy taught me so much. he taught me the game of football better than anyone else ever has. i wouldn't be here where i am today without coach belichick. it was weird to see him not get a head coaching job.

understandably, though, it would be cool to see him take a year off, come back next year and get a head coaching gig next year. he put his time in. he's been coaching 50 plus years. straight, too. he can have some time off but it would be great to see him come back next year and get a head coaching gig. >> i think we all agree with that. hey, gronk, no pressure here. i hear you're doing the fan duel kick of destiny again this year. last year we were all rooting for you. it may not have gone as you had hoped. but will reeve gave us some intel. he saw you practicing and said you're looking very good this year. we were wondering how you feel about it. >> i'm feeling really good. i'm kind of glad i missed last year because now i have the redemption kick. i have been practicing a lot more. my accuracy has gone up. my leg is a lot stronger. just talking about it, i want to show you guys. this year you get to pick if i'm going to make it or miss it. it's for $10 million and bonus

bets by fan duel. i kind of want to show off the leg. i want to show you the power and accuracy i have. let's do some kicks. >> i love it. >> let's do it! >> cheerleader, come on! give it up for the cheerleaders. they've been here since 4 a.m. as well. all right. here we go. oh, wow. >> oh, oh, oh. too much power. hit the ceiling. let's go again. when you hit the ceiling, that's when you know you're a pro. >> we got it. >> yeah, baby! >> oh! [ applause ] yes! >> i'm gonna make it. that's just a preview right there. >> you're the best. so proud of you. thank the cheerleaders and the mascots for coming out this morning. we appreciate them all very much. he redeemed himself. right here on gma.

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>> we're back with a new report about so called magic mushrooms. law enforcement seizures mushrooms have increased over the year. eva pilgrim is here with more on

the story. good morning. >> good morning. magic mushrooms aren't legal for use in most places but are the subject of conversation, sometimes a whispered one. that's happening all across this country. this morning a dramatic increase in magic mushrooms confiscated. a new study finding seizures of shrooms increased from 400 in 2017 to nearly 1,400 in 2022. these numbers coming as all across the country the fascination with shrooms is growing. >> these are dried magic mushrooms. >> reporter: tracy t is part of an emerging trend, moms turning to microdosing to help deal with stress. did you hear about mom on mushrooms? >> i am a more empathetic mom. i started listening and looking at my kid from the heart. >> reporter: in colorado, where tracy lives, growing, having and using in private isn't against the law.

the state expects to begin allowing sales in a clinical setting starting in 2025. colorado and oregon are the only two states to legalize the use of the drug. multiple cities in four other states have decriminalized it at the local level. but for all the attention on microdosing, the research is sparce. >> we know very little about microdosing. when people ask me, should i microdose, i say, well, i can't tell you that. but you should know you're kind of experimenting on yourself. >> reporter: for some using psychedelics may trigger a severe episode. they may also raise heart rate and good pressure and have not been studied in pregnant or breast-feeding women. experts say you should talk to your doctor before using them. what's really interesting when you look at the study. seizures of magic mushrooms are happening all over the country, the largest in the midwest. researchers say you can't look at these numbers and predict use, but acknowledge attitudes towards psychedelics have changed dramatically recently, demarco.

>> it is fascinating. thank you. our chief medical correspondent, dr. jen is with us to tell us more about these psychedelic mushrooms. what are the dangers? >> first of all, we have to understand that just because something's natural doesn't always necessarily mean it's safe. basic principle of pharmacology is it matters about the dose, the frequency. your individual metabolism of that drug or substance matters. and just like caffeine, cannabis, cocaine, these are all naturally occurring substances, but they're also widely used drugs so it depends on all of those factors, how you use it when you talk about the risk of this disassociative psychedelic, it could range from mild change in your mental status or cognitive abilities acutely to acute psychosis and potentially even death.

>> what about being consumed in small quantities? any safety concerns? >> that's what's interesting here. again, this is a fascinating and expanding area. microdosing, there are some risks. i think it's important for people to understand you are experimenting on yourself when you talk about what those risks could be. unpredictable mood changes or altered perception or anxiety increasing, interaction with other medications that someone might be taking and the psychological effects which can range again from mild maybe a little paranoia, maybe a lot of paranoia, to severe disorientation. >> the fda hasn't approved it for treating any condition or disease but there's a study under way. >> there is such interesting research going on in the field of psychiatry for the use of psychedelics. again, i think we're going to be seeing more in the public peer review data and literature on this. but right now, again, there's clinical research and then there's recreational experimentation. everything in between.

>> lot of questions. all right, dr. jen. thank you. let's check in with ginger for a look at your forecast. >> thank you both. we want to say good morning to grand haven michigan where there's a little ice. this is a really low ice year because it has been so mild throughout the great lakes. right now 5.9% of the great lakes are covered in ice. average on this date, 37%. so it's low. and we're sticking with the record heat today. you could see records in all the places we've circled from indianapolis and des moines through green bay and grand rapids michigan. that record heat does start to slide east though. we will feel a touch of it for the weekend. then we'll drop down closer to normal by next week. let's get a check closer to home. hit it dj. we are getting into a fitness

groove right now. our segment sponsored by planet fitness. we are showing you some really fun new moves to motivate everyone at any level. that's what i love about this. it's always time to get a quick workout. >> that's right. lara, it's never too late to get a great start in 2024. planet fitness is here to help everyone of all ages. at planet fitness we understand the link between good music and a great workout. >> i agree. it makes such a great difference. you really do pump up the volume, so to speak. let's talk about pumping it up with robin. what is she working on? >> robin is starting this party off with some upper body doing a chest press exercise. really working her chest, shoulders and triceps. everything we do in a pushing motion we do every single day just keeping that chest up. she can get full range of motion. i want to get three sets of about 10, 12 repetitions. >> all right.

listen to that music and go, robin. harry will show us a modification that we don't need the machine for. >> you can do this, people just beginning their journey. we are showing you a modification. >> keeping your core tight. you just need a tension belt. you can get those online. you're also working your core. >> very much. shoulders, your core. >> go, harry, go. i love it. >> yeah. >> all right. michelene is doing a seated row. talk to me about what we are seeing here. >> michelene is going into a pulling motion. that's going to be working -- she's pulling. i want her to imagine there's an acorn in between her shoulder blades. keep cracking that acorn. >> keep your shoulders back. work on that posture. >> so good for posture. she's killing it. smiling. >> i know. harry moves so quickly.

he is the modification man. that's your new nickname. let's go. talk to me about modification for everybody. >> what we'll do here is the same motion. back straight, chest out. we'll do a row. >> you got that acorn? >> always got the acorn between the shoulder blades. absolutely. squeezing that. breaking that acorn. >> all you need is that band. >> that movement is really good on your joints. >> same exercise. same muscle group. >> go, harry. go. let's take a walk, teddy. i'm going to come over here. we have one more guy to talk about. what's alex up to? >> alex is doing lower body. this is a weighted squat. he's got a nice wide stance. lara, what we're working on outer hip, inner thigh and glut activation. we all want those glutes. we want to keep the hips low. instead of reps, i want you to go for nice, smooth motion. we may not be able to go as low as alex. what's the modification? >> we'll do a sumo squat.

i'm gonna spread my legs out a little further, knees pointed towards the toes. if you've got arthritis, this is a good exercise. >> you could hold the weight. all right. you could also do that if you wanted to make it more. >> we want a challenge. >> that's what i'm talking about. that music got me pumping up. guys, these are really great modifications. hey modification man, give it up. you're the man. thank you very much. all you need is that band. doesn't help to have someone like teddy, who gets you in the mood to work out. can't thank you all enough for giving us these exercises. let's do it. never too late. >> listen, never too late. we want everyone to enjoy -- i'm sorry, lara. we want you to come in, join planet fitness during our limited time offer. $1 down, no commitment until february 16th. we want you to start that first journey in 2024 without breaking the bank. >> let's go. i'm fired up. thank you, guys. thanks to our sponsor, planet fitness.

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>> all right. we are back with global pop sensation zara larsson. she's here for our concert series. her new album drops tomorrow. right now she's going to perform her new single "you love who you love." here's zara larsson. ♪ you're so in love with him it's tragic you just wanna have him all to yourself ♪ ♪ and to your family he's perfect but behind the curtains he's someone else ♪ ♪ when will you use your common

sense, he drags you down instead of compliments ♪ ♪ you know he ain't heaven sent no he ain't heaven sent look at the evidence ♪ ♪ girl give him up i'm tellin you as a friend what he's putting you through is too much ♪ ♪ i told you enough but you don't wanna listen you just tell me you love who you love ♪ ♪ won't be long just a matter of time until you you call me 'cause he made you cry ♪ ♪ enough is enough 'cause you don't wanna listen you tell me you love who you love ♪ ♪ it's like we go around in circles he does this on purpose to keep you near ♪ ♪ this toxic love making you feel like you're insane he promised you he's gonna

change but he's the same ♪ ♪ when will you use your common sense he drags you down instead of complimentss ♪ you know he ain't heaven sent look at the evidence ♪ ♪ girl give him up i'm telling you as a friend what he's putting you is too much ♪ ♪ i told you enough you don't want to listen you tell me you love who you love ♪ ♪ won't be long just a matter of time until you call because he made you cry ♪ ♪ enough is enough 'cause you don't wanna listen you just tell me you love who you love ♪ [ applause ] >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> gma's concert series is

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creek, where we have a lot of sunshine out there live. look outside. it's also quite cold. this morning. look at these numbers. you step outside. it's invigorating to say the least. 30s in many areas. so here's future weather. let's go. hour by hour, we'll have some partly cloudy skies later on. still some leftover energy from yesterday's storm could pop up an isolated shower in our hills. most areas stay dry. the other issue is that it's a chilly afternoon. partly cloudy. temperatures below average in the mid 50s. amanda. >> thanks so much, joe. time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back at 11 for midday live. be sure to have a today, from the new comedy "upgraded," camila mendes! plus, chef