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>> and seeing red. will reeve one on one with patrick mahomes. >> good morning america. >> the super bowl mvp on the moment in the big game he was nervous, and who he's most competitive with, as the chiefs take over sin city after their win. ♪ we are the champions ♪ taylor swift and her parents celebrating. plus lil jon takes you behind the scenes of usher's halftime show. how he stayed true to his roots. and his other big moment. and usher saying yeah to marriage. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> what did he say to marriage? >> yeah. that was my tuesday gift to you all. [ laughter ] >> thank you, george. welcome back, michael. good morning, america. we thank you for joining us. >> coming up the latest on inflation. there's some good news, we expect, for gas and grocery prices. >> but we begin with the winter storm hitting the northeast. up to a foot of snow is expected

in some parts, over 1,000 flights already cancelled along with possibility of coastal flooding. >> this is a live picture from the abc road cam on the current conditions in new jersey. we have team coverage starting with ginger in fort lee, new jersey. good morning to you, ginger. >> morning to you, robin. we are still getting blasted. the wind at times is gusting to 20 miles an hour. you can't see manhattan on the other side of the george washington bridge, so we know this snow is flying. the heaviest totals are falling north. some people approaching that foot mark. all of this as people are still trying to get around in the morning commute. overnight wet, heavy snow beginning to blanket parts of the east coast. millions, from kentucky up through the northeast, bracing for the biggest snowstorm in two years. the snow disrupting the i-95 corridor just as the morning commute gets under way. >> this is expected to be a a short duration winter storm that has the potential to be high impact. >> some coastal communities in

massachusetts bracing for their most impactful tide in six years. the storm forcing millions of kids to stay home. boston canceling classes. new york city going remote. >> it's going to be a remote learning day. that's one of the things that came out of covid-19. we can continue the educational process. >> some new york city parents scrambling. >> we have a newborn and two school age kids at home. it's just a lot to manage. >> and in pennsylvania, the dot is all hands on deck after a lack luster winter so far. ken ringer owns albright hardware in allentown. he said his shop, which sells salt, shovels and snow blower, is ready. >> we look forward to snowfalls. last couple years there hasn't been any amount of snow or anything. >> you heard him. we really have not had much of a winter. not just this winter, but last winter. it wasn't since 2022. that's why you hear biggest

snowstorm in years. doesn't take much. new york city needs 3 inches to do that. i think we'll probably hit close. earlier this morning some of the totals were coming in. pennsylvania, 10.5 inches. as of 8 a.m. west hartford at 7 inches. we only have about two, three hours of the heavy snow left as this thing wraps up most of the afternoon, starts to clear west to east. by tonight the whole thing is out of here. while there are the 1 to 2 inch snowfall rate, it will be considerable because so many folks including philadelphia, hartford, even providence, rhode island, are in deficit, we are going to see a considerable snowstorm for this fat tuesday. even if you're on the low end and you get this compressed frozen stuff, tonights it is not going anywhere. temperatures will drop into the 20s. we could see more slick spots tomorrow morning even when the storm is long gone. >> at least some good news out of it. you mentioned boston. that's where rob marciano is for

us. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, michael. it's been awhile here in boston as well. just about an inch a month ago. less than 10 inches this year. last year was weak, too. this salt pile has plenty of salt. couple hundred thousand tons of it, as a matter of fact. they've not just serving boston, the entire state of massachusetts and parts of new hampshire, too. these big tractor trailers come in, get loaded up and head out to their communities where they are dispersed as real salt trucks that salt the road. they'll be busy here. the cranes behind that truck, they offload big ships to replenish this amount of salt. snow emergency here in boston with rain turning to snow now. schools and public offices are cold. not just looking at snow, winds. probably gonna see some power outages. speaking of the water, coastal section, this afternoon during high tide we expect a significant storm surge.

flooding will be an issue as well. not a huge boston blizzard but certainly a high impact storm. michael? >> a lot going on there. rob, thank you for that. clearing the roads will also be crucial as the storm blows through. stephanie ramos is in the poconos in pennsylvania doing her part. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: michael, good morning. we are riding along with the pennsylvania department of transportation here. right in front of us we've got two snow plow trucks. they started their operation around 3 a.m. this morning when the snow really started to accumulate here in northeast pennsylvania. the first truck is plowing. that second truck is plowing and spreading salt. here in the state they are working with more than 2,000 snow plows covering 40,000 miles of road. you can see right now the snow is falling. it is wet. it is sticky. it's kind of like a pan cake batter mix. in some parts of this county, the roads are slick. they are snow covered. in this area, about 6 inches or snow has fallen.

6 inches of snow has fallen. it is about 30 degrees. lot of teams have been pretreating these roads. i gotta tell you, the snow plow drivers that are driving those trucks in front of us, they came over to supplement the crews from philadelphia. they were excited to see this much snow. george? >> okay, stephanie. thanks. latest on inflation. new numbers out expected to show signs of lower prices. chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis is tracking the data. good morning, rebecca. >> good morning, george. these reports are just a reflection of what things cost us. they are a signal about whether the fed is going to hike interest rates again, making it more expensive to borrow. today's report is expected to show prices were up 3.1% from a year ago. that is an improvement from december. it is less than analysts were hoping for. one area where they've already come down is gasoline. today the national average $3.22 a gallon. last year it was $3.42 a gallon. there are items also on your

breakfast table right now that are dropping in price. cereal prices down about a percent. sausage down almost 3.5%. coffee, thank goodness, is down 1.5%. now, if you are dining out, it is a very different story. prices up 5.1%. in real term, inflation is no longer surging. typical family currently spending about $211 more a month on the same goods and services than they were a year ago. it's when you look backwards to two years ago where you really see that difference. $605 a month to two years ago. three years ago you are still paying today about $1,000 more a month on the same goods and services. this is why the fed has continued to increase interest rates. that has a cost, too. we see it in mortgages, auto loans and credit cards, robin. >> all right, rebecca. thanks to you. now to the flight attendant day of action. thousands are planning to hit the picket lines this morning, demanding higher pay and the end of what they are calling legacy sexism. erielle reshef has details.

good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. this is really big news. this morning flight attendants around the world will be on the picket line in what's expected to be their largest ever collective action. unions representing 100,000 flight attendants from airlines including american, alaska, frontier, southwest and united are demanding better pay, retirement benefits and more flexible schedules. in a joint statement they're vowing to fight corporate greed saying our time on the job must be compensated. we need flexibility and control of our lives. legacy sexism that traditionally devalued our jobs must be stamped out and replaced with the true value of our work. the unions wants flight attendants to be paid for all their time working. most are not even compensated for the time spent waiting between flights in the airport, or even time boarding the plane. another concern for flight attendants is the danger of unruly passengers with incidents on the rise since the pandemic. flight schedules are not expected to be affected today.

flight attendants scheduled to work have been encouraged to picket virtually. >> and drivers with uber and lyft also are about to go on strike, right? >> they are expected to go on strike tomorrow. just in time for valentine's day. uber is saying most drivers are not expected to participate. shouldn't be a huge impact, but they're making their voices heard. >> everybody just wants fair wages and to be treated fairly. >> yep. that's right. >> thank you. overnight the senate passed a bill providing aid to israel and ukraine. it faces gop opposition in the house. selina wang has the story. good morning, selina. >> reporter: good morning, george. the senate started voting on this at 5:15 a.m. and it just passed moments ago. senators worked through the night, overcoming delays from some republicans to pass more aid to ukraine, israel and taiwan. but this will face strong push back in the house. in fact, house speaker mike johnson said he's not even going to take it up in the house unless it includes changes to border policy. that's exactly what senators originally tried to do.

a group of bipartisan senators worked for months to negotiate a massive bill that would address foreign aid and the immigration crisis. but then donald trump derailed it by pressuring republicans to vote against it. so now the senate is back at square one with its $95 billion bill that only addresses foreign aid, with no clear prospects in the house. instead, george, today the house is going to once again look to try to impeach homeland security secretary mayorkas for his handling of the immigration crisis. that vote failed yesterday and democrats are slamming this as a baseless stunt that's a waste of time. george? >> selina wang, thank you very much. michael? >> all right, george. now new details on the shooting at joel osteen's megachurch. officials identified the woman that opened fire before being killed by law enforcement. they now say the 7-year-old boy injured in the shooting was her son. mireya villarreal has the latest. >> reporter: this morning new video reveals the terrifying scene inside joel osteen's houston megachurch lakewood during a shooting rampage that

wounded two. the shooter, who was killed inside the church, is now identified as jenesa moreno. she brought her son with her. there is no word on who shot the boy but he sustained a head wound. parishioners seen trying to escape and screaming in terror. gunshots going off just as a spanish service was about to begin at osteen's church, home to one of the largest congregations in the u.s. >> she immediately starts firing inside of the hallway. multiple rounds are fired by her, at which point officer moreno of the houston police department, as well as agent herrera returned fire. she eventually falls to the ground.

the 7-year-old child falls to the ground as well from gun fire. >> reporter: two weapons were recovered at the scene including an ar-15. anti-semitic writings were found on the shooter. >> there was a sticker on the rifle that stated palestine. >> reporter: authorities say one of the weapons was bought legally in december. the shooter obtained the gun despite her history of mental illness and arrest dating back to 2005 on charges including assault. houston's police chief directly told me that they are now aware of the shooter's mental health history and they are delving into it. when we pressed the fbi about how this person with a criminal background like this could have gotten ahold of not just one, but two guns, they side stepped that question and said that is part of the larger investigation. robin? >> folks want answers, mireya. thank you. now to the investigation after a deadly subway shooting here in new york. a dispute between two groups of teens ended with six people being shot, one fatally. trevor ault is in the bronx with

the latest. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. so this gunfire erupted during rush hour monday evening, as you mentioned. six people were shot, one killed. police say this was not a random attack. according to police sources, this began as a confrontation between teens on the train as it was pulling into the station here in the bronx, not too far from yankee stadium. according to those sources, one person drew their weapon. it began on the train and then spilled onto the platform. victims range from 14 up to 71 years old.dóa■ sources say the 14-year-old who was shot was likely involved in this confrontation in some capacity. everyone else who was shot was an innocent bystander. we have heard five of the six victims have nonlife threatening injuries but one died at the hospital. the shooter fled the scene. according to police, no weapon was recovered, no arrests have been made but the police chief said when an arrest is made, it needs to be swift

and strong consequences. michael? >> thank you, trevor. going to turn to the latest on defense secretary lloyd austin, who was admitted to the critical care unit at walter reed on sunday. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz has more. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning. secretary austin remains in the hospital this morning in the intensive care unit. it's not clear how long he will be there. austin had prostate cancer surgery in late december. his prognosis for cancer is excellent. he caught it early. but this is the second serious complication believed to be from that initial surgery. he was taken to the hospital on sunday for what the pentagon described as an emergency bladder issue. monday his doctors say he underwent nonsurgical procedures under general anesthesia to address that issue. beyond that, the pentagon is saying very little. but unlike last time, when austin was taken to the icu and kept it secret for days, austin

did let the white house know immediately and did transfer his duties to his deputy within hours of his arrival at walter reed. doctors say austin is expected to resume his duties today, but he was supposed to be heading to europe for meetings with nato allies. that, george, will not be happening. george? >> okay, martha, thank you very much. now to the special election to replace george santos who was expelled from the house last year. voters are going to the polls in a race crucial to house control. aaron katersky is at a polling place on long island. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. facing criminal charges and mockery, george santos was expelled from the house in december and ever since, he's been cutting videos on cameo and talking with federal prosecutors about cutting a plea deal. while two candidates, hand picked by their parties, now are going for the spot. tom swaze is trying to reclaim a seat he held for three turns. republicans are running ozzy phillip a former israeli army soldier and county politician who also happens to be a registered democrat.

phillip tied her opponent to the influx of migrants at the southern border and tapped into the fear of crime. if she wins it could be a bad omen for democrats in december. a swaze victory though would help democrats erode the slim majority in the house. both have poured millions into this race. it is a tight race, so turnout matters to both sides. you know what the weather's like around here. so this polling station, not so busy. george, they're hoping for a surge after the snow passes. george? >> okay. we'll watch that closely. thank you very much. michael? coming up this year's super bowl achieved a new record. more than 123 million people tuned in. the largest tv audience since the moon landing in 1969. i wasn't even around for that one. and this morning -- >> come on. >> just saying. i'm sorry if i hurt your feelings. this morning will reeve is going one on one with patrick mahomes about the game at the happiest place on earth. >> what lil jon is saying about usher's halftime performance.

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that is coming up. now to super bowl mvp patrick mahomes. will reeve spent sometime with him at disneyland where he celebrated the victory. will, i gotta say, this is becoming very familiar for you, my friend. >> reporter: for both me and patrick, michael. good morning. he wins the super bowl, i meet him at a disney property the next day. for the third time, patrick mahomes arrived at main street usa fresh off a super bowl classic. if past is prologue, he'll be back. by now patrick mahomes knows what to do to win a super bowl. >> mahomes goes, down to the 13 yard line! >> reporter: and where to go after he does. >> we're going to disneyland! >> reporter: mahomes and the chiefs prevailing in a thrilling overtime win over the san francisco 49ers sunday. the 28-year-old now a three time champion and super bowl mvp on pace to rewrite the nfl record books. but at the happiest place on

earth, he was also the most humble. would you entertain the compliment of being the greatest at any point? what needs to happen for you to say, all right, i'm pretty good? >> obviously, we've had a great start, a great run. we've done a lot of great things. we still got a long ways to go. i think if i have the mind set to continue to get better every day, when i'm done playing people will be able to put whatever title they want on me. >> reporter: who are you competing with? >> you compete with yourself. that's the first person you compete with every day. try to be the best person, the best player that you can be. be the best teammate, the best father. >> reporter: for the second year in a row, mahomes as a hero at disneyland after concurring the nfl. last year in that same spot, he told me he'd be back. next year super bowl las vegas february 11th. where you gonna be february 12th? >> i'm trying to be at one of these disney parks. i'm gonna try to do whatever i can to work my tail off to win another super bowl. we'll meet again. >> reporter: but meeting again wasn't a lock as the super bowl went to overtime for just the second time in nfl history.

what's your heart rate as you're headed to overtime? >> we prepare for those moments. only time i was a little nervous was maybe that fourth down play. i knew we had to go get it. >> mahomes swings it. it's there! hardeman! jackpot! >> reporter: after throwing the winning touchdown, mahomes running wild. take me through that moment and what you were thinking and feeling? >> all emotion. i was just running. i didn't know where to go. i had to lay down somewhere. i did some type of tumble on the ground. it's a moment i'll never forget though. >> reporter: how were the post game celebrations? >> they were good. winning the super bowl in vegas, i knew it was going to be a long night. we're in disneyland now. we're going to enjoy it. >> reporter: mahomes teammate kelce and his girlfriend taylor swift were enjoying it, too. new footage showing their celebrations with family and friend, partying like only champions can. ♪ we are the champions ♪ from the locker room to the nightclubs where swift's parents joined in. the singer posting this video

writing, it's a friends and family party, they said. bring your parents, they said. the super star celebrating travis' win. with her music serving as the sound track for part of the night, from "you belong with me" to "love story." ♪ travis' brother jason also on hand masked up in the dj booth dancing. >> i was there. i saw jason. he was the life of the party, man. those kelce brothers are the life of the party wherever they go. >> reporter: jason later spotted at the end of the evening walking into a tree as travis put taylor's coat on. we're at disney, but i think travis has the fairy tale. you're living the fairy tale but he's got it going on. >> yeah, man. travis kelce's had a great couple years. i'll say that. >> reporter: mahomes ready to keep that fairy tale streak alive. we'll make a date, it will be disney world probably next year. >> probably disney world. super bowl in new orleans.

little flight over. let's do it. >> reporter: at this point it would be foolish not to take him at his word. he's so great. our thanks to the great folks at disneyland and patrick, who was hustling to catch up with his wife and daughter, who had a princess outfit on. she was ready to hit the dumbo ride. patrick is a dad first and potential greatest football player of all time second, guys. >> all right. >> yep. >> i'm still laughing at the brother walking into the tree. [ laughter ] my mind is still in vegas, will. i don't know what went on there, but apparently it was good. >> it looked amazing. >> he seemed a little suspect on his dancing skills when he went, ah, dancing. >> reporter: i didn't know what to call it. dancing with jason. >> we're glad you were there. what do you call it the pat chat? is that what you call it? >> reporter: yeah. the pat chat. he wins the super bowl. i hang out with him at a disney property. then we keep it moving.

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but if you book each leg separately, you can fly one way to san diego for $139 and back to new york for $254 totalling $393. that's a savings of $55 per person. >> 21 days before your travel date, that needs to be your drop dead date to get your flights booked. >> reporter: we also want to point out now is a great time to book a cruise. we're in what's called the wave season, the first three months of the year. that's when cruise lines offer a wide range of discounts. aaa says you can score discounts 30% to 60% off. you're likely to see travel up grades, bogo offers and on board credits. bottom line, start now. >> spring break, that's good. what about summer travel? >> start planning it now. if you're planning to travel domestically, you should start one to three months out. those air fare alerts that pop up on your phone, it's a good time to download. >> i automatically thought round trip would be cheaper.

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let the good times roll because it's mardi gras, y'all. we're celebrating with one of the traditions, the king cake, from one of my favorite bakeries gambino's. each one hidden is a plastic baby. if you find the plastic baby, you get it, you find the plastic baby, you're king or queen for the day. also gives you good luck. >> got to go through it. >> ah! the baby! >> how did that happen? how suspicious is this? [ laughter ] >> i didn't cut the cake. >> if you're gonna rig something, give us a warning. this is flat out ridiculous. >> but the cake is good. >> i can't even eat mine because i got to talk next. it's okay, robin. you're the queen anyway. you don't need a baby to know you're the queen. coming up we're going to have new idea in parenting. many of us remember the idea of, out at 18. a new survey showing parents of

adult children are staying tied together later in life. we're going to break down the pros and cons. first we start with the winter storm hitting the northeast. up to a foot of snow is expected in some parts. over 1,000 flights have been cancelled. we have team coverage, starting with ginger in fort lee, new jersey. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, george. we've been blasted with the snow, the wind. you can't see across the hudson river. just see manhattan over the george washington bridge. this is just one place that's getting the snow. look at some of the highest snow totals. central park is short about 2 inches. we've got four hours left. port jervis around 8 1/2. west hartford, connecticut around 7 inches. even providence reporting 2 to 5 in rhode island. the back side of this is very sharp, meaning it dries out quickly. so i think after the noon hour a lot of folks start to see it dry really fast. if you can delay travel until then, that's probably the best idea. here's the future cast. you can time it out and find your place on the map.

long island still getting hit around noon, but it will be done by afternoon. everybody is clear for tonight. on top of what you had so far, this is what you can anticipate. another 1 to 3 inches in the light gray. higher 3 to 6 in the light pockets there. this is a fat tuesday storm that's making its mark since we had a couple seasons with near nothing, george. >> okay, ginger, thank. let's go to rob marciano in boston. >> reporter: good morning, george. little rain, sleet, snow. the precipitation is ramping up in boston. eastern salt company salt yard. this provides salt to not on the massachusetts, parts of new hampshire we've seen 18-wheelers come in. they've been loading up the salt and taking it to the communities. look how much they have here. haven't had much snow this year, last year, so there's plenty of salt to go around. snow emergency declared by the mayor yesterday. schools, all government offices, are closed. we're going to see snow, wind, rain and some coastal flooding as well. a myriad of things happening. not a huge boston blizzard.

we'll probably see power outages before this is done. the worst of it coming between 10 and 4 p.m. this afternoon. not all that comfortable out. i can tell you that, robin. a hot cup of coffee and piece of that king cake would do us right. >> on its way to you. on its way to you. thank you very much, sir. now we have new video of the moment a small plane with five people on board crashed into a florida highway, killing two people. victor oquendo has that story for us. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. that stunning video of the plane falling out of the sky was recorded on a dash cam. take a look at the top left hands corner of your screen. the plane crashing onto a very busy florida highway, then slamming into the wall, immediately bursting into flames. this happened on i-75 friday during the afternoon rush, smoldering debris left littering the highway. five people were on board. both of the pilots died but miraculously three people survived.

you can actually see them running from the wreckage. this private plane taking off from ohio. the pilots reported losing both engines before crashing just two miles from the airport in naples, florida. that jet also slammed into a pickup truck. officials saying that the driver was seriously injured. ntsb is seriously investigating. pieces of the aircraft have been shipped off to be examined. we do expect a preliminary report within 30 days. michael? >> scary video there. victor, thank you very much. the latest on inflation. new numbers are expected to show signs of lower prices. rebecca jarvis has the latest for us, including how it may affect your valentine's day gifting. good morning. >> you know it, michael. this is why we really watch these reports so carefully, because they show how much things cost us, but also they can signal whether the fed is going to hike interest rates making it harder to borrow an pay down that credit card bill. a typical family is spending $211 a month on the same goods

and services as they were a year ago. where you really feel that difference is when you compare that spending to two years ago. up $605 a month compared to two years ago it is up $1,000 a month. one area that is driving prices lower is gasoline. the national average is about $3.22 a gallon. a year ago it was $3.42 a gallon. there are also items on your breakfast table that are dropping. cereal down about a percent. sausage down 3.5 nearly. coffee, those prices are down 1.5%. hallel hallelujah. it is a very different story if you're going out to eat. prices are up 5.1%. valentine's day might be pricey if you haven't already bought those chocolates. you might find a surprise at checkout. cocoa prices are at a 47-year high due to climate issues and chocolate prices as a result have surged 17% over the last two years. hershey's says their prices rose 9% last year.

that dinner out and a large box of chocolates could be a heart breaker of a price, but it's a price you should pay if you want to keep the hearts intact. >> i'm thinking about the cabinet you keep all your chocolate in. maybe i got something in there. >> get it on e-bay. >> if it's not expired, what's wrong with it? >> regifting on valentine's day. >> old chocolate? really? >> what's coming up, george? what's coming up? [ laughter ] >> our gma morning menu. no chocolates but we have research on parents and adult children. they're getting involved in each other's lives. we'll discuss how to set healthy boundaries. also ahead, jimmy kimmell hitting the road with the cast of "barbie." we'll have more on that and pop news. >> no, i'm not regifting chocolate. joe wicks, known as the body coach, here to show us how to make your life better in 15 minutes including his twist on fast food favorites. and lara is with a great guest. hey, lara. >> hey there, michael. i'm with j.b. smooth. he makes us laugh so hard on "curb your enthusiasm." we were just talking about the final season.

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involved, both emotionally and financially, in their adult children's lives. >> there she is, my favorite. >> what? >> can you go now? >> reporter: in a new survey, majority of parents admitting they text or talk on the phone with their adult children at least a few times a week. adriana said her input is helping her daughter enter adulthood. >> the more we help them and have that confidence that life is an experiment. if she feels she has to come to me for every decision or every relationship, then i'm not doing my job. >> reporter: while fewer than half of young adults 18-34 surveyed admit they're financially independent from their parents, 69% say it's how they prefer things. nine in ten parents rating those same relationships as excellent. >> a lot of parents, we feel the need to be needed versus wanting

to be wanted. we have to make peace with that idea that it's okay for our kids not to need us on a day to day basis. >> reporter: her step daughter said the need should not come at the cost of her independence. >> i definitely don't wish they were more involved just because they can be if i ask for that help. >> reporter: experts suggest there can be both pros and cons to parents staying too involved in their adult child's life. >> if you're communicating to your child at any age, i'm involved, but i believe that you can cope, then i think that's really positive involvement that's gonna help them thrive. >> we get it. of course, if you come from that old school mentality, there are those concerns here about failure to launch or creating dependency or an inability to make decisions. but what really stood out to me was the fact that most parents, nine in ten, rate their relationships with their adult children as good or excellent. it's consistent across income.

some people might think, oh, financial support, that's going to inpact one type of person. but it's throughout age groups and income spectrums. >> our experts say boundaries. boundaries are key. how do you start that conversation? >> it can be tricky but you want to have it as an on going conversation. of course, if you're texting all the time and talking on the phone, there's plenty of opportunities to do this. but what you want to do is talk it through, have a sense of those boundaries, be open, show empathy. and again, whether it's coming from the parent or the child, you just want to remember what that core of that relationship is, the importance of that relationship. >> have as clear a conversation as you can have. >> exactly. >> okay. boundaries, that's great. but what if you're the child and you're thinking, my parents, little too much? >> did you ever think that, robin? i never thought that about my parents. >> no, i didn't. no, no, i didn't. >> i'm going to guess all of us were living in a different world, where at 18 years old i was like, there you go. you've got your student loans. good luck.

i mean, my parents loved me and helped me along the way. i think one of the key things here is to, as a child, if you are having issues in that relationship, to also think about what you're open to. if you want more boundaries, then the financial interest can't be in your life. you can't be dependent and at the same time be asking for a different type of boundary. something to consider. >> i'll give you advice about toddlers. you give me advice about adults. >> exactly. exactly. i was imagining you would have a lot of thoughts on this, george. >> how do we get the balance right as adults? >> it's an on going conversation. that's what these healthy relationships are, for all these families. they're continuing the conversation. it's not a one-time thing. it's the openness to being there for each other and saying, this is an evolution. that starts when your kid is 2 and you're potty training, and 3, 4 and 5. yes, i know. >> you're doing great.

>> lot of times the parent scholarship for the kids never ends. the parent scholarship. >> right, yes. [ laughter ] >> keeps on going. >> a full ride. >> a full ride. thank you, as always. let's go to ginger in new jersey. hey, ginger. >> hey there. yes, even if you're in philadelphia, 1 to 4 inches in the forecast, you get that lesser amount like bucks county, showing you sloppy roads. tonight it will be so cold that all of this will freeze. we're going to have a lot of slick spots, even though the storm is long gone this afternoon into tonight. temperatures in the 20s. that's the big picture. let's get a check closer to home. two. i'm. abc seven news meteorologist drew tuma with your accuweather forecast. partly sunny skies today. we are dry, upper 50s to lower 60s for daytime highs overnight tonight. we'll keep that cloud cover overhead temperatures only in the upper 40s to the lower 50s. accuweather seven day showing you for valentine's day. rain is back in the forecast. it's

>> we're still kicking it around. >> times have changed. >> that's right. how about some pop news, lara? >> let's do it. good morning. we will begin with a very funny promo for the oscars. we see jimmy kimmell hard at work prepping to host for the fourth time. getting a little help from barbie. kate mckinnon. before he can host the show, he has to make it out of barbie land, by traveling through some of the other oscar nominated movies including a drive by on poor things and killers of the moon. that's funny concept. good thing he has barbie there. give him a pep talk about the perils. and then jimmy finds ken extra ready for hollywood's big night. take a look. >> i got in and out. it's kind of this cool social media trend where you get it before the oscars. >> oh, hey, ryan. i think the trend is to have in

and out after the oscars. actually, after you've won the oscar. >> well that's not gonna happen. good thing greta's got director in the bag. >> oh, ryan? >> yeah. mm-hmm. what? ah! >> ah! [ laughter ] >> that was a good time. we'll hear more from jimmy soon enough. i get to sit down with him in l.a. just a few days before the oscars. i can't believe it. i love jimmy so much. we'll hear more about his plans for the big night. that's sunday, march 10th, the 96th annual oscars. it airs on abc starting at 7:00 p.m. i am excited. >> good for you.

>> also in the news this morning, jon stewart made his return to the daily show last night. it's been about nine years since he last sat in the anchor chair. jon couldn't help but poke a little fun at himself. take a look. >> welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. now, where was i? [ laughter ] i'm excited to be back. i'm very excited to be back. [ cheers and applause ] good to see you guys. good to see you guys. look at me. [ laughter ] look what time has brought. [ laughter ] give the kids a treat on the lunar surface here. [ laughter ] >> so funny. so good to see him back. jon has a lot of fun on the show, sharing opinions and wit about a wide range of topics including the super bowl, the

state of the nation and, mostly, he focused on the 2024 election. this time around he will host one night a week as part of the 2024 election cycle coverage. he will also act as executive producer for this season of "the daily show." george, i hope we get to see you in the chair. >> it will be fun. yeah. >> you were a great guest. great to see him back. finally, i want to share with you this. after the success of the golden bachelor this past fall, abc has decided for the next installment, they're gonna follow the same game plan as the original franchise and highlight a woman's second chance at love. many are hoping it's gary's runnerup, leslie, who gets the chance. but there's a lot of love for susan knowles. she was with us just last week in our studio. she officiated gary and teresa's wedding. either way, it seems a lot of people will be watching if the golden bachelor is any indication. it was the number one new unscripted series on television that debuted on abc.

september is when you'll see the golden bachelorette. >> don't take my golden baby. did you see it? i'm getting up, moving on. i know you already have valentine's set up with the old chocolates. in case you don't, we got deals and steals. day 1 of our valentine's day special. tory johnson will bring us everything from leggings to what? >> every single thing. every single thing you could want to treat yourself. >> these fit like a glove. i love these. >> they do. love and fit. this is about no flip. flop proof and compression that just feels good on your body. as you can see, they've got these grippers right here in the waist that you can't see, but you can feel. to make sure that no matter how you move, these stay in place, which is so important. it's a nice compressive fabric that's gonna help shape and smooth. deep pockets. you could push that phone way down in there and it will be concealed.

these are fabulous, as you said, robin, especially 50% off. starting at $36. >> this isn't just anyone's lingerie. >> they combine it. the best of lingerie and ath-leisure so you can be comfortable all the time. we've got a big assortment of their best sellers. this is the minimizer bra. it's going to smooth and shape. it's all about comfort and, of course, support with every single piece. we've got a lot of wireless options which means no digging, no poking. we've got a lot of what they call their body hugging undies from bikinis to boy shorts. we've got them for you. everything 50% off. these, robin, start at 6 bucks. all right. something fun making its deals debut in beauty products. i'm so excited about this. lip oil is all the craze. this right here is their glaze lip oil. we've got every single color.

what's awesome about this is it's a plant derived plumping oil that makes your lips immediately feel and look fabulous. but then also it's just nourishing. so you're going to get the long term benefits as well. we've got their power up. they put three products in one. you've got a face mist, a makeup setting, as well as a toner all in one. pimple paste. got to give a shout out to the pimple paste. it's a must in my house. all slashed in half, starts at $8.50. the lip oil give it a dry. >> this is a debut. this is a fave earrings. and this is a really big trend right now. and what i love about this particular trend is that these look good on everyone from the youngins to the grandmas. like everyone looks great in them. big assortment, including all the little pearl pieces too. this is fun to dive into. everything is

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tori, thank you. this is this day one. we've partnered with these companies on all these amazing deals. go to. good morning america.com to find out these offers. and tori is going to be back tomorrow with more valentine's day deals that you're going to love coming up. it's the body coach joe wicks is here serving up healthy versions of your favorite fast foods. >> i am doctor sean murphy. i'm your dad. people need forward. i'm ready. >> the good doctor farewell season tuesday, february 20th on abc. you're going to hollywood >> always live abc seven news starts right now. good morning, i'm amanda delcastillo from abc seven mornings. >> let's go to gloria for a look at traffic. >> good morning. right now we are following a two car crash. this is over in san mateo at southbound 101 at the 92 connector, and the speeds are down to 22mph. because of this

crash, it's also really causing traffic to slow down right here on the san mateo-hayward bridge from the toll plaza to foster city, it will take you 24 minutes and you can see the cars are moving very slowly there right now. >> all right. thank you so much, gloria. and meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast after the break. >> good morning. i'm cindi bigelow i hope this morning you do something just for you. enjoy a warm cup of bigelow tea. so go grab a mug and tea proudly. we. listening to people that drink bigelow tea is so important to my family because making that perfect cup. it's the reason we do what we do. hi guys. 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

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>> that's at nine on abc seven. >> we'll see you guys in a half hour. we'll go outside. here's a live look from the exploratorium. camera partly sunny skies out there, right now of a partly sunny day. we'll find temperatures climbing through the 50s into the 60s. by 4 p.m, that's about average for this time of the year. 58. in the city today, 60 in oakland, 63 in san jose. go to about 59 in napa tomorrow. no rain returns to the forecast. it's a level one in the afternoon and evening with showers and downpours and some breezy conditions. amanda. >> all right. thanks so much, drew. and we will have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. and always on our news app and abc >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> welcome back. valentine's day, so we've invited a couple to give each other a makeover with our beauty experts. that's going to happen tomorrow. let's go the lara. >> i heard it was you, george. all right.

now we turn to some tip, tricks and recipes to help you feel your very best. joe wicks, also known as the body coach, he has 12 million followers on social media. nearly 350 million views on you tube. now he's written a book called "feel good at 15." i love this idea. so good to have you back. who doesn't have 15 minutes? >> thanks for having me back. i love new york. my favorite city in the world. to be here sharing my messages around food, mental health and exercise. >> this book does take care of all of those things and in a time we can all handle. let's talk about one principle that you talk about is just being kind to yourself. come on, everybody. it's finally time. just be kind to yourself. >> it's about believing you can find 15 minutes a day to do something positive for yourself. could be cooking a healthy recipe, going for a walk, telling a bed time story to the children. these things make you feel good. the book has some lifestyle hacks, daily tips and yummy workouts and recipes. >> one is smelling very good.

>> let's go. >> taking good care of yourself. >> do you like nachos? >> if you like fast food, joe's got a healthy version of it that's super easy to make. if you like burritos, here we go. >> i like taking things that might be unhealthy and making them healthy. this is a nacho beef burrito. if you want to help me out with it. avocado, cilantro. >> tomato, onion. >> mix it in the bowl. throw it into there with the lemon juice. i'm using ground beef but you can use chicken, turkey, meat alternatives. i like quick food. i am always on a mission to help people enjoy quick food. it fits into your life, you know? >> yes, indeed. >> this is cooking. we call this coriander. here's the salsa. >> i love that this is your salsa. four ingredients and lemon juice. >> and a bit of cilantro, as you call it. we're going to build up our

burrito. put it in the microwave for 20 seconds. >> no more than that though. >> makes it more pliable. sour cream in the middle. then some of that ground beef. we have the peppers. the flavor comes from the fajita seasoning. buy this in the supermarket. add your favorite cheese. are you a cheddar cheese girl? >> i am. >> you could use whatever cheese you want. you can never have too much cheese. >> agreed. do you add chips? >> you might think why are you putting chips inside the burrito. it gives it a nice crunch. >> there's an item on that taco salad that my kids love. the crunch wrap. this is our own version. >> here we go. crunch stays in there. i love the enthusiasm. >> i really am. >> it's hard doing this. but fold it together. you're going to do the fold

here. >> i usually do that. >> you get the idea. then this is how it should look. you grill it at the end as well. right? >> little bit of a toast. that's a favorite. kids can get involved. you can add anything you like. if you want to add some chili's. >> living your best life, you're not giving up stuff. we are really into bowls here. we asked you for your version. you brought some fun ingredients. >> harvest grain bowls, you can use any ingredients. i'm using butternut squash. i have brought some brussel sprouts and kale. >> what a great combo. >> olive oil and salt. this softened up a bit. you can use your hands. >> you always have to massage the kale. >> it's quite something. is this something you make at home? >> absolutely. i do my own version of it. i haven't done it with the squash, but i'm going to try that.

how do you prep the squash? >> i'm lazy, so i like it precut from the supermarket. >> that's what we want people to know. you're still doing a great job for yourself. you can be lazy. >> you can. it does taste nice if you roast it. i just put it in the microwave five, ten minutes. make it nice and soft. that's going to go into the bowl. the truth is, if you're not a fan of brussel sprouts, you could use cabbage. lettuce. you don't need to use what i'm using. >> it's your green bowl. you're getting into nuts, dried fruit. tell me what you've chosen. >> premade grain. this is quinoa. you could use lentils, chick peas. this is plant based. i like to add things like chicken breast or salmon on top as well. >> i do, too. >> little bit of raisins or dried cranberries. >> i like your choice on the cranberries. that's great. >> little color. >> this is going to be a potential dinner item tonight. so delicious and colorful and easy. that's your point in this book.

15 minutes is all you need. want to finish by saying you love a green goddess dressing? >> yes. sour cream, fresh herbs, garlic, blend it up. you can throw that dressing on there. >> all of this is in the bowl. could not be easier. the book is great, feel good in 15. i'm ready. you got to get the recipes on good morning america.com. joe, we love having you. thank you very much for bringing your wonderful energy. really appreciate it. >> there you go. thank you. >> coming up, the billion dollar sneaker business. michael strahan has a cool segment coming up on gma. experh harassed, joining i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them.

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>> we are back celebrating black culture and its influence on sneaker heads. the driving influence behind the athletic shoe industry that's expected to grow to billions the next year. more than $120 billion. billion. for many, it's both community and a business opportunity. ♪ for decades, sneakers have been a sought after collectors item. >> from the original retro jordan 3's. he put up big numbers. >> sports, hip hop, black culture, all of those things intertwined and it poured into the shoe culture.

what black culture has done and continues to do is define what's cool and make it their own. >> the global sneaker industry is worth over $80 billion and is expected to top $120 billion over the next few years. for the dedicated sneaker heads, there's plenty of ways to cash in. one of the biggest, the resale market. vernon simms was a national touring dj and in 2016 his interest in sneakers sparked an idea that changed his life. >> the shoe game. i bought one for me and a couple more online. i got it. i put it up on the site to sell it. they sold in a couple days. so in my mind i was like, okay, this works. maybe i can use this as a side hustle. >> this side hustle has become his full-time job. >> i have bought my dream car with this job. i have gotten a house. these are my favorite. >> he is now part of a growing global sneaker resale market worth over $6 billion.

it works because of a simple principle, supply and demand. >> this is my home office. >> every month he shuffles in and out 700 to 1,000 pairs of shoes as resale inventory. >> i go by the motto, if it makes a dollar, it makes sense. if i see an everyday average shoe a normal person would buy but i could end up making a profit on it, i'm going to buy it. >> once vernon makes the sale they end up at a stock verification center like this. here they go through an examination process before heading out and ending up in the buyer's hands. all right. i'm here with verification expert from stock x a leading online marketplace and reseller for sneakers. i'm on there all the time, actually. all right. all right. your long, long, long time sneaker head. for someone who wants to get into the shoe game, what's the best tip you can give?

>> the main tip, i know it sounds very basic, but smell the shoe. check the smell. you're looking for that new shoe smell. that smell we love. genuine leather, you know? if it smells like chemicals and factory or something like that, that's a red flag. >> i was thinking funky feet been in those shoes. all right. we got some sneakers here. all shoppable on the website. on our website. let's see if we can identify just the ordinary versus the legendary. >> all right. let's do it. >> you want to know which ones i think are legendary? >> i do. i do. just want to let you know we have some jordan 1's here. the first jordan silhouette that was released. this is the shoe that started the game. which one do you think? >> i had these. i'm going right there. >> going with that one. [ buzzer ] >> what? >> unfortunately, stumped you a little bit. this is actually the legendary shoe. this is a jordan 1 trophy room,

in collaboration with trophy room, an orlando based sneaker store founded by marcus jordan. michael jordan's son. shoe goes for about $1,400 give or take on the size. >> what size is this one? [ laughter ] looking for the size. if it's anywhere near a 14, it's coming home with me. what do we got here? >> here we have two new balances. two new balance 550. one of them are in collaboration with a fashion brand. you see these partnerships quite often. what ends up happening is the value of the shoe will go up. which one do you think is legendary? >> i think you're trying to trick me. they only do limited numbers when they go with fashion brands. i'm going there. [ buzzer ] come on, man. >> sorry, michael. sorry. >> i'm going the other way. >> that is actually the legendary shoe in collaboration with new york based street brand street wear brand ame leon

diore. shoe goes for about $300, $400, where this one will go for about $130. >> okay. one more chance to get it right. tell me about these two. you can do it! >> these are two asics. this is their leading running shoe. this is one of the hottest shoes on the market. which one you say? >> i'm going here. [ ding ] >> got that one right! this is actually another collaboration with a street wear brand. they are a canadian based street wear brand. that shoe goes for about $600 compared to this one which is about $200. >> man, all right. hey, thank you so much. learned a lot about shoes. smell your shoes, people. very important. get into that shoe game. big thank you to keith, even though he tricked me. all these sneakers are shopable online. pick yourself up a pair. now let's go to ginger. hey, ginger. >> hey there, michael. we're still getting the snow here in fort lee, new jersey. can't even see manhattan behind me.

look at columbus circle in new york city. it's slushy and sloppy. that's got about three, four hours left coming down. we will see more. tonight will be cold and freeze any of the stuff that falls, making for slick spots tomorrow morning. then we'll warm it up. look at temperatures, going back into the 40s, new york, philadelphia and washington, d.c. to near 50 as we end the week. that's the big picture. let's get a check now closer to home. >> coming up "curb your enthusiasm" star, there he is, j.b. smooth is here live! [ applause ]

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>> back here with one of the stars of "curb your enthusiasm."

j.b. smooth has been there for six seasons. now he's here to talk about the emmy winning show's final season. it can't be. i know larry david has said it before. >> he's said it before. i don't trust larry. >> no? >> i think he's gonna get home, be stuck with himself and the world's gonna do something crazy and he's gonna want to speak on it. i can't say it will be "curb your enthusiasm" but i can say larry is not gonna sit home and be quiet. that's for sure. >> no, no, no. >> i just can't see him doing it. i can't see him doing it. i do not trust larry david. >> okay. >> i expect that phone call to come in. he calls everybody when he thinks about doing a new season. he calls. hey, how's everybody doing? he'll call you on the phone. throw that little sales pitch on you. make sure you ain't got no deals or you ain't going to another

show. okay, larry. now, you know, he has broadcast it to the world. >> that's the difference, yes. >> it did take six years one time. >> true true true. >> i thought it was over. he's not coming back. he does movie, plays. plays a lot of golf. >> but he came back. he came back. >> he came back. >> i hope he does again. we can't say good-bye. we find it so hard to say good-bye, because it's so unique. it's all -- you guys do nothing but improvise. >> yeah. it is truly a -- it's an art, i think. larry loves hearing things for the first time. even in rehearsals, we do blocking. no full lines. >> what do you do then? >> gestures. we say blah, blah, blah. blah, blah, blah. that's all we do. >> larry told me that. he said that. >> lot of blah, blah, blahs. lot of gestures. >> larry has shown you nothing but love. >> yes.

>> an he has said also your role is the most difficult of all of theirs. >> it is. you know, playing a character, you know, lot of us are actors. we read scripts, also, but in an improv world, that's a whole different thing. i was at party with larry. he said, you never run out of things to say. i truly love laughing at myself while i'm doing it. like i'm stepping outside of myself and watching the characters perform. even my wife is caught in it. she'll say how was your day? i'll say, my day was great. she'll say, what did leon say today? >> oh, oh. >> what did leon say? i don't want to hear what j.b. said. what did leon do today? leon's crazy. [ laughter ] >> she manifested this for you. >> she did.

she did. she told me i would be on the show one day. we were fans of the show. she knows how much i love to be in the moment. i'm always the life of the party. i'm always doing something. i have been doing improv, even in my standup for years. i won an award, we had a new york based comedy awards show. i won best impromptu comic that year. >> that says something. >> i won best physical comic one year. that is truly what makes me tick. when i started doing standup, i took an improv class at the old improv club, i believe 44th street. >> not far from here. >> after i finished that class that summer, the club closed down. i was happy i had a chance to get in there. one of my teachers was from sctv. i had a chance to get on this amazing show. my wife manifested it. you know, she said i can see you and larry together.

>> she saw it. >> yeah. even when i got on the show the first day, first few day, larry said, seems like we've been working together forever. >> if someone hasn't seen the show -- first of all, shame on them. how would you describe it? >> oh. i would describe it as a show that has the ability to touch your nerve, be cringe worthy and funny at the same time. at the same time be relevant and connect people in different ways, i think. larry has this way of social fascination. yeah, he has this way of finding nuances in life that happened to him or he just hears about it. he's able to take that and just, like, make it come to life, you know, all over again. you know? i think it's almost like he's underhand pitching the cast, do you know what i mean?

it's there already. how do you take it and bring it to life in that moment? you still have to follow the rules of improv. >> no cheating. >> no cheating. oh one time we had an actor on set one time. he had little notes in his hand. larry said, no cheating, and tore it up. this is all, really just based on the outline and really, you know -- but things come to me. i don't know how it works. >> it works. >> i get into the moment and it just comes to life. i truly use my standup skills. it's almost as if i'm performing all the time. trying to make one person laugh. >> well, you always do that. j.b. smooth, ladies and gentlemen. [ applause ] "curb your enthusiasm" sundays on hbo and max.

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your forecast, drew. hey gloria, we'll take you to sfo this morning. >> partly sunny skies out there. we're dry today. will be in and out of the cloud cover through the rest of the afternoon temperatures. pretty typical for this time of year. we'll get you into the mid 50s and the low 60s now. tomorrow rain is back in the forecast. it is a level one wednesday afternoon and wednesday evening with showers and downpours creating just a slick evening commute. rainfall totals a 2:45 quarters for most of us. the santa cruz mountains could see more than an inch of rain tomorrow. amanda >> all right. thanks, drew. time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back at 11 for midday live until then, have a great day. love. we continue live with kelly and mark >> today, the very lovable today, the very lovable host of a name that tune, jane krakowski! plus, we love it when s