place to get married. um, i love that for that. yeah. you got someone who knows from experience, right? yeah. that's right, i got married. >> i was getting married. there was more people getting married. >> so it's a really cool place to be seen. >> yeah. it's beautiful. >> it really is something else. you're just going in there trying to interview a supervisor, and they're just people like you mentioned everywhere. >> and you're just smiling. yeah, yeah. you don't know them at all. but you're like, congratulations, this is beautiful i love love. yeah. >> well, happy valentine's day to everybody. absolutely >> party continues on abc 77. turn on the live stream and see you there. >> good morning america. the new storms on the move right now. frozen, spinouts, accidents. the dangerous morning commute after temperatures plunged overnight. the snow from the powerful nor'easter becoming icy.

is there more snow on the way? ginger is tracking it all? >> flipped. overnight democrats flip george santos seat in the house. what does it mean for the razor thin majority in the house? this as house republicans impeach homeland secretary mayorkas over his handling of the border, despite no evidence of high crimes and misdemeanors. what comes next? emergency room crash. a deadly car crash into a hospital. the driver killed, five others injured. the investigation this morning. on the edge. the multimillion dollar mansion on the brink of a cliff after rains triggered a land slide. could they collapse? off course. some cruise passengers furious -- >> we're angry. we want to be heard. >> after they say their ship changed course in the middle of their voyage. how the cruise line is responding. ♪

mic check. >> that's a hold all day. >> no, not that mike. the chiefs super bowl miked up moment. >> thank you for coming. thank you for making it all the way across the world. you're the best, baby. >> oh my gosh. >> don't miss the oscar worthy mic drop. >> yeah. oh. ivory. yeah, perfect. >> a star you'll fall head over heels for on this valentine's day. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> i have to ask you both a very, very important question. will you be my valentine? [ laughter ] >> you're dressed for it. >> i don't want to make amber mad, but since you're asking. >> i don't want to make ali mad. ali, you are always my valentine. >> good save by both of you. very good. very good. >> we're also going to be

looking at the parade route in kansas city. just a few hours away. we'll have more from there ahead. >> we begin with the dangerous morning commute in the northeast. much of the snow turning to ice overnight as temperatures plunged. rob marciano is live in hartford, connecticut, with more for us. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, michael. it is colder now than it was yesterday. it finally happened. didn't it? the first significant snowfall that included metro new york up through lower new england, central connecticut, spots got over 15 inches of snow. the capital here well over a foot. it's pretty crusty now but it came down, it was wet, heavy. that made to be very slippery and just a massive mess on the roads. overnight temperatures plummeting. big snow and icy roads leading to spinouts and accidents. >> we almost had an accident. i lost control. >> reporter: an ambulance traveling on i-95 in massachusetts nearly colliding with this car, tumbling across the highway median. >> i obviously did a move and

turned to the right but it was a last second decision to go left or right. luckily, i think i made the right decision. >> reporter: in borne, massachusetts, a motorist struck. this car can't get traction. plows working around the clock trying to keep up. >> ready to check the roads after the big storm. >> it's horrible. i hate the snow. >> reporter: more than a foot falling in connecticut. new york central park getting 3.2 inches, the most daily snowfall in more than two years. schools closed, going remote, but problems online when students logged on for class. >> it took about 45 minutes, i'd say, to get everyone up. >> reporter: the coastal areas of new england pounded by heavy surf. more than 126,000 customers left without power across pennsylvania. >> we don't have a generator. we're just winging it. >> reporter: again that heavy wet snow weigh downs the power

lines. power crews will be out today restoring power. road crews out last night did a pretty good job. clearing most of the roads. the secondary roads and some sidewalks, there's going to be leftover slush here. now that temperatures are well below freezing, this is hard ice and very very slippery, so schools here in central connecticut, most have a two hour delay. at least for the next few hours it's going to be slick. >> it will, rob. everyone take care. let's bring in ginger with the forecast. good morning, ginger. >> hey, good morning. it's like we almost forgot how to do winter. i know my kids enjoyed their snow day. they had a full one. however, that wet heavy snow and the melting, that's going to still stay frozen for the next hour or two. williamsport 28, subfreezing in new york city, which is average, right? this is seasonably where we should be. we're going to get a tick cooler as we go through the weekend. we're not going to see a whole lot of this not melting and refreezing. in the afternoons you can get up to the 40s but look at sunday

morning in new york, mid 20s. washington, d.c. even a little cooler. there is snow in the forecast. next couple days from minneapolis, who's in a major snow drought. more than two feet. they've had like no winter in the great lakes. into western new york. then this weekend, one that comes across the mid-atlantic. also, know this. we have had such a terrible couple of seasons that even with our 3.2, we've only had 5.5 inches in new york city. we should be closer to 19.3 inches. we're still more than a foot below average, which is my valentine's day gift to you. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> so considerate. >> thank you, ginger. we're going to washington now. overnight democrats won the special election to replace republican congressman george santos. tom suozzi won the seat endangering republican control of the house. aaron katersky is here with the story. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: george, good morning. republicans can only afford to lose two votes on any party line measure. this race in new york tested some of the strategies voters across the country are going to see closer to november. and in this special election, a

moderate democrat won. this morning republicans razor thin margin in the house of representatives just became thinner. >> it's time to move beyond the petty partisan bickering and finger pointing. it's time to focus on how to solve the problems. >> reporter: tom suozzi, delivering an election year victory to democrats, flipping the seat held by disgraced ex-congressman george santos. he defeated mazi pilip, who mother of seven and who served in the israeli military. >> we are fighters. yes, we lost, but it doesn't mean we'll end here. >> reporter: both focused on immigration. pilip attempting to tie suozzi to the surge in migrants from the southern border. >> tom suozzi created this mess. we cannot afford sending him to d.c. >> reporter: but suozzi's vow to work on solutions are what voters wanted to hear. >> they want us to start working

together. our message is very clear. get on board or get out of the way. >> reporter: overnight the two 2024 presidential front runners reacting to the results. president biden's campaign manager celebrating the victory in a statement calling this a loss for donald trump. while trump lashed out at pilip online, calling her a very foolish woman who didn't embrace the maga movement. suozzi's victory is temporary. he'll have to run again in november to win outright. but his victory does give democrats a bit of a boost. >> thanks very much. >> all right, george. breaking overnight, the house voted to impeach homeland security secretary mayorkas over his handling of the border. republican passed a measure on their second try, despite no evidence of impeachable offenses. selina wang has more on capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the house making history, but just barely on their second try, they successfully voted to impeach a cabinet secretary.

that's a first in nearly 150 years. but the chances of conviction in the senate are virtually zero. overnight, the house making history, impeaching homeland security secretary mayorkas over his handling of the border, by just a single vote. >> on this vote the yays are 214, nays are 213. the resolution is adopted. >> it's a good day when we can hold people accountable for what's going on at the southern border. >> reporter: republicans celebrating, though some gop lawmakers sided with democrats who say this is a policy dispute, not an impeachable offense. >> whether he does a good job or doesn't do a good job, the constitution is clear. he didn't commit treason. he didn't commit anything that the constitution enumerates high crimes or misdemeanors. >> reporter: after an embarrassing defeat last week, republicans barely succeeded on their second try. with congressman steve scalise casting that vote by returning to congress after cancer treatment.

there's virtually no chance of conviction in the senate, but house speaker mike johnson the effort is worth it. >> i am not. >> why not? >> mayorkas is an exceptional case in u.s. history. >> reporter: even some of johnson's fellow republicans acknowledge the charges do not rise to high crimes or misdemeanors and the homeland security secretary even had a role in negotiating a bipartisan border security bill that included policies republicans themselves demanded. but donald trump derailed that deal, claiming it would give biden a political win. the president and democrats are bashing this impeachment saying republicans are wasting time playing political games while rejecting actual claims to fix the border crisis. the house now hands over the articles of impeachment where we expect a trial at the end of the month. george? >> selina, thank you very much.

president biden also slammed donald trump's suggestion that russia would be justified to attack our nato ally, calling them dangerous and unamerican. mary bruce has the story. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. this was a forceful condemnation. president biden furious after donald trump threatened to encourage russia to invade our nato allies. biden firing back as he urges republicans on the hill to deliver critically needed funding to ukraine. this morning president biden imploring house republicans to pass additional funding for the war in ukraine saying the u.s. has to send russia and the world a strong message. >> supporting this bill is standing up to putin. opposing it is playing into putin's hands. >> reporter: president biden said the stakes got even higher when donald trump said he would actually encourage russia to attack our nato allies that fail to meet defense spending targets. >> i would encourage them to do whatever the hell they want. >> reporter: biden infuriated that trump would suggest russia attack one of our allies. >> no other president in our

history has ever bowed down to a russian dictator. let me say this as clearly as i can. i never will. for god's sake, it's dumb, shameful, dangerous. it's unamerican. >> reporter: the president said house republicans now face a stark choice. >> you gonna stand with ukraine or stand with putin? are you gonna stand with america or trump? >> reporter: the senate already passed the $95 billion spending package, which also includes funding for israel. but house speaker mike johnson refuses to even bring it up for vote. he said he won't pass funding for ukraine without tougher u.s. border security, even though just last week the speaker and republicans rejected a bill that included the toughest border measures in decades. >> national security begins with border security. i have said that all along. >> reporter: we are basically back at square one. republicans got what they had been demanding for months. a big bipartisan border deal. then they rejected it.

donald trump derailing the whole thing, pressuring republican, eager to deny president biden a win on immigration. now the speaker is back making those same demands. the white house this morning is blasting this as pure politics. slamming speaker johnson for holding up this funding for ukraine, demanding a kind of border deal that he just killed. george? >> certainly seems donald trump decided chaos is his political friend this year. mary, thank you very much. robin? now the cdc planning to change its covid guidelines for the first time since 2021. steve osunsami is at the cdc with more. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. if this happens, and right now the key word is if, it would be a big shift in what health officials are at the cdc are recommending americans to do once they're sick with covid. right now the recommended guidance is to isolate for five days. but "the washington post" is reporting the cdc is considering changing that to the following.

that you would no longer need to stay home if you are fever free after 24 hours without the help of medication. in a statement the cdc tell us they have no updates to covid guideline, no changes in place as of this point. we should under line there are often a lot of ideas thrown on the table when they're having these type of discussions. if they were to make this move, it would be in line with what many americans are already doing, and also in line with guidelines they have in place for the flu and rsv. michael? >> all right. thank you very much, steve. now to a car crash into an emergency -- a hospital emergency room in texas. the driver's dead and five other people were injured, including two children. the case is under investigation. mireya villarreal is on the scene. good morning, mireya. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this all happened about 100 yards from where i'm standing. debris was everywhere. it was a terrifying moment for patients and staff here.

while investigators try to figure out how this could have happened, they do say it does not look like this was intentional. overnight chaos and panic erupting after a car crashed into this emergency room in austin, texas. >> i got a white acura that drove through the entrance to the civilian side of the emergency room. >> reporter: the crash killing the driver behind the wheel and injuring at least five others. >> cpr in progress. right here. >> reporter: the car plowed into st. david's north austin medical center just after 5:30 p.m. tuesday evening. >> i looked down the hallway and saw there was smoke. i thought maybe there was an explosion. that is when i saw the vehicle that was lodged inside the entryway. >> reporter: the after math playing out on this dramatic video, showing a baby being passed between helping arm, pulling a person from the rubble. good samaritans lowering them to the ground before picking them

back up and carrying them to safety. eyewitness steven hughes shooting this video, telling abc news the scene seemed surreal. >> it felt like it was something out of a movie, but you quickly realized that it's not. >> reporter: construction crews worked throughout the night to get things up and running. and while the area is still closed off to ambulances this morning, they are still taking walk-in patients. guys? >> such a scary scene. thank you. the chiefs back home this morning to celebrate with their fans. alex perez is along the parade route in kansas city. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, robin. valentine's day is supposed to be about love. boy oh boy the chiefs will be getting a lot of love from their fans today. the excitement is in the air. kickoff for the big victory parade is 11:00 a.m. central.

it will end in the area right behind me here. i want you to take a look way in the distance over there. you can probably see, those are some brave fans that are already out there this morning staking out their spots. this is the first time the city will celebrate back to back nfl championships. about 1 million fans are expected to come out to support their chiefs at the rally. they'll hear from players, coaches and the chiefs ceo. last year patrick mahomes and travis kelce spoke. kelce called it the best season of his life. this year we know he had his girlfriend taylor swift by his side after the win. it remains unclear if she will be in attendance today. the next leg of her eras tour kicks off friday. that is 17 hours ahead of kansas city time. the flight is more than 20 hours. the trip would be very tight if she were here. but of course, we will keep our eyes peeled. it seems even mother nature is celebrating the chiefs.

it's a bit brisk now, but later today temperatures sunny and in the 60s. >> and they fought for the right to party! they did that. coming up we got the furious cruise passengers who say their ship changed course after they were already on board. what to know before booking a trip. homes on the brink in california after heavy rains washed away a chunk of land, leaving them on the edge of that cliff. with inflation stubbornly high, we'll tell you where to find the best president's day sales. first back to ginger. >> cliff collapse and erosion is something we see more of when we get those big storms. it's california's turn again. we're going to see a considerable amount of storm, three parading into the west coast through early next week. just looking at storm one, two and three looking more powerful. it will come with wind. there were alerts over there. certainly snow in the sierra nevada. they aor still below where they should be. and then that rainfall, we're looking for the next seven days to add up. santa barbara, again, some areas that have landslide/mudslide issues especially after the last storm, we'll be watching.

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they paid for. >> we are angry. we want answers. we want to be heard. >> reporter: this morning furious cruise line passengers venting after they say their cruise ship changed course in the middle of their voyage. it happened aboard a norwegian cruise line originally slated to travel around south america and then on to paradise bay antarctica. after boarding one woman noticed the trip's description name was changed to round trip of south america and the itinerary had been changed, getting millions of views as she expressed her disappointment. >> we are not going anywhere near mainland antarctica. which is what we paid for. >> reporter: norwegian cruise line tells abc the ship did go to antarctica but instead going to the mainland, it went to admiral bay off an island more than 200 miles north. >> it's largely a

disappointment, in terms of not knowing where we're going. >> reporter: passenger eric wang said this isn't what he signed up for. >> i don't feel like i experienced antarctica on this cruise. i think i would have to come again to be able to do that. >> reporter: in a statement, norwegian cruise line says while we try to maintain original i itineraries as much as possible, at times modifications are paid to optimize the itinerary to accommodate certain circumstances. due to a recent regulatory requirement in the area, the ship is operating at a reduced speed also impacting its original itinerary. this is not first time we've seen a ship change course with passengers preparing to board. in december, passengers thought they were headed to ocean cay in the bahamas, but 24 hours before departure the destination switched to canada. >> it's cold. wind blowing, cold.

officially cold. >> reporter: the cruise line said the change had to happen because storms made it impossible to travel to the bahamas. experts say it's a good reminder that no matter where you're planning to travel on a cruise line, there's no 100% guarantee that's where you'll end up. >> we always recommend passengers read the contract carefully. we recommend working with people like travel advisers who can serve as your advocate for you in case something goes wrong. >> reporter: experts say when you're booking a cruise, it's a good idea to say the weather of the region and how that might impact the trip. you can also consider travel insurance. that it's best to have flexibility with your plan. it makes a great valentine's day gift. >> you're like, i don't believe in love. [ laughter ] i'm a great gift giver. i'm gonna send you on a trip. [ laughter ] now to the multimillion dollar homes on the brink in california.

heavy rains washed away a chunk of land, leaving them hanging from a cliff. matt rivers is there. >> reporter: people on the beach at dana point eyeing these cliffs more warily this morning after rain and a landslide, with more rain to come. this morning multimillion dollar mansions seen teetering on the edge of a southern california cliff, debris sheering off in a landslide during torrential weekend rains. >> i would be very nervous if i lived there. >> reporter: no one was hurt and amazingly county officials say the structures are not at risk of imminent collapse. one of the home's owners telling our station kabc that his house is safe, not red tagged by the city. from down here on the water, you can get a sense of the amount of damage, all that dirt and rock cascading down the cliff side. this could have been so much worse. of course, there's fears that it could happen again. several inches of rain are expected in a region recovering from record drenching downpours last week.

just north in santa barbara county, dozens evacuated after another cliff side collapse came perilously close. cleanup still under way from landslides across the state. climate change can cause extreme rainfall events to become more frequent and more intense. >> it's really important that we track these events and understand how our coast is changing over time. >> reporter: now no one is buying a home at a place like this without understanding the risks that are associated with that kind of purchase. still those risks a bit more real this morning. guys? >> all right. thank you very much for that. coming up next, with inflation stubbornly high, we've elected becky worley to find the best president's day bargains. hey, becky. >> i have been elected. i love it. okay. well, you're right, michael, inflation is up, but you can save some washingtons and some lincolns and even some benjamins. i know he's not a president. i don't have any of those. but i'm gonna tell you where to

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field after the dramatic win. well now we know at least some of that. believe me, they weren't the only ones with lots to say during the super bowl. listen up. this morning the words behind some of the biggest moments from kansas city's incredible super bowl win now revealed, as inside the nfl drops the mic'd up audio from the game's biggest stars. >> let's go! let's go! >> trash talking between the chiefs and 49ers sharp as both teams vye for the championships. >> he's just a regular quarterback. >> ain't nothing different. >> how does that happen? >> reporter: the audio of the fiery exchange between travis kelce and coach andy reed staying under wraps. >> i'm gonna keep it between us. unless my mic'd up tells the world. i was just telling him how much i love him. >> reporter: the game tied as the clock runs out. some of the 49ers confused about the overtime rules. >> even if we score a touchdown,

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hearing there's a protest that possibly is going to be happening here. so we're working to get more information. but right now, if you're driving on the golden gate bridge, expect major delays. amanda yeah, we're definitely going to keep you updated on that because that is a huge issue to shut down the golden gate bridge at this time of the morning. >> on a wednesday when a lot of people are commuting, the other story we're tracking, we've got rain moving in here. it's a level one, some light drizzle in the north bay, more showers approaching into the afternoon and the evening. so we'll get that light system here today. breaks our dry streak. will have those showers and downpours at times. and just know that later on this afternoon that wet weather is with us. take your umbrella, guys. >> all right. thank you so much drew. and if you're streaming with us on the abc seven bay area app, abc seven at seven continues next. for everyone else, it's gma. >> farm workers marched 330 miles for their union for three years. carlos villa voted with the united farm workers every step of the way. carlos villa

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check out some of the highlights in eastern massachusetts. a spinout. people needed to be pushed out. dramatic video up i-95 where a car tumbling across the median, an ambulance. this guy filming it, managed to avoid the car. so dangerous yesterday. on top of that, we had waves crashing across parts of eastern massachusetts with coastal flooding there. so high impact storm and the first one we've had in awhile where new york came into flay, with several inches of snow. not nearly what we saw in connecticut's capital. about a foot of snow here. it sure is beautiful, i'll tell you that. price to pay for beauty. bit of a mess out there in spots this morning and certainly on the chilly side. this is what winter feels like, finally. you got to embrace it. >> yes, you do. it does look gorgeous, rob. thanks. we're going to bring back ginger now. got the forecast for us? >> yes. you like the look of it, it's not going anywhere. this morning is not only seasonably cold and below freezing, but we will stay chilly into the weekend and even dip a little below.

mid 20s for new york city, philadelphia 24, washington subfreezing going into sunday. wanted to share the next snowstorms that look to come through. they're quick, not that heavy. minneapolis having an incredible snow drought. they're going to get a hit there. into western new york, some lake enhancement. the weekend the mid-atlantic picking up a little bit. even with any snow you got yesterday, we're still major snow deficit. philadelphia's had 8.6. should be closer to 15 inches. >> okay. thank you, ginger. to washington now. overnight the democrats won the special election to replace george santos. tom suozzi won the seat. helped democrats regain control of the house. aaron katersky is back with the story. >> tom suozzi's victory erodes republicans tenuous control of the house. gives democrats a hope they can win even where president biden might be unpopular. the victory is temporary.

souzzi will have to run again in november to win the seat outright. but for now, republicans can only afford two vote. he pledged to find common ground with republicans on thorny issues like immigration. the governor called it a loss for donald trump. while trump called mazi pilip a foolish woman. who failed to embrace his maga movement. new york's third congressional district is moving on from george santos after a board found he defrauded donors personal profit. suozzi raised his hands and said, thank god. michael? >> all right, aaron. thank you. now the milestone and reconstruction of notre dame cathedral after the devastating fire nearly five years ago. we have the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michael. that's right. massive milestone for one of paris' major land marks notre

dame. five years after that fire that destroyed the almost 800-year-old cathedral. workers have now removed some of the scaffolding revealing the new spire. at the top the new rooster in all its golden glory symbolizing a phoenix rising from the ashes. the rooster was installed in december when james longman climbed hundreds of feet to the top and got a sneak peek. the french president macron proudly posting it is here again in the sky, french pride. they were hoping to have it restored during the olympics this summer but the date has been pushed back. it is said to be open in early december. guys. >> looking forward to that. thank you. high profile interview ahead of the academy awards. one star stole the show at the annual oscars luncheon, celebrating the 2024 class of nominees. here's a look. >> how do you feel? yeah? good to meet you.

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smoke, but it's a talk ava flannagan wishes she had sooner. >> the first time i used a vape was at a middle school dance in 8th grade. my friend had a vape with her. i was like, can i try it? >> reporter: that one experimental puff turned into a vaping addiction that took an emotional toll on her and eventually affected her entire family. they say her irritability was fueled by her body's cravings for vapes. >> she was moody and angry. she locked herself in her room. we really wouldn't see her for a long portion of the day. >> reporter: according to the latest youth tobacco survey, e-cigarettes, also known as vapes, were the most popular tobacco product for kids under 18. and though there was a significant decline in tobacco product use for high school students, the data shows an alarming increase among middle schoolers. >> they taste incredibly sweet and fruity and like candy.

kids are addicted very early. and the earlier you start, the harder of an addiction it is so break. >> reporter: alarm bells started going off when some incoming freshmen couldn't complete their standard fitness test. >> 14-year-olds were coming to my office thinking they were dying. they couldn't breathe. they would have chest pain. they were out of breath. what i was noticing, i was like, okay, all 14-year-olds should be able to run the mile. the years went on, they would kind of eventually tell me, i did vape or i do vape. >> reporter: the students wouldn't immediately open up to her, but she had a feeling they would communicate with each other. so she invited ava, at the time still an avid vaper, to speak at the annual vape talk. there ava said she had an epiphany about her habits. >> that was really eye opening. none of us were really in it. we were just addicted at that point.

>> reporter: after that day, ava said she began her process to quit. >> i have been clean for 100 days from vaping. [ applause ] thank you. [ applause ] >> reporter: with the vape support group, others have been able to quit as well. adding to the concern, experts say disposable flavored vapes are the most common among kids. these types are illegal here in the u.s. experts say nearly all of them are smuggled in from china. we reached out to a couple of those manufacturers and did not hear back from them. we also spoke with vape manufacturers who do not produce the flavored disposable. they tell us their products are meant for adults seeking an alternative to combustible e-cigarettes. much more to come on this. >> middle school. man. erielle, thank you very much. how about some pop news? >> let's switch gears. do you want to know the best love song of all time?

thank you billboard. they just released their updated list, just in time for valentine's day. listen to this. ♪ and i will always love you ♪ there you go. at number 6 on the list, you teased it earlier. i promised my producer emily i would deliver. number 6, whitney houston "i will always love you." now the top five. here is your number 5. ♪ some people want to fill the world with silly long loves ♪ >> no? nobody's with me on this one? >> i don't think of it as a love song. >> it's a great song. some of these are surprising. 1976 chart topping single by paul mccartney's band wings. good song. what about number 4 though? ♪

>> better than whitney houston? it's a great song but -- >> talking about finding love in a whole new place. it's a great song. i don't know if it speaks valentine's day. that was the biggest hit of her career. let's see about the next one. ♪ how deep is your love ♪ >> yes! >> all right. thank you. tough crowd. >> love this song. >> tough crowd. finally got something. >> that's a love song. >> i'll tell billboard. that's "how deep is your love" at number 3. they had originally wrote that for someone else. they had no intention of recording it for themselves. their manager said, what, are you crazy? so they did it. same thing happened with this song. this is number 2. >> this is what i'm talking about. ♪ i'll make love to you like you want me to ♪ >> yeah. >> yes. so we know what michael's number one is. you know that. 1994 was the year. that's good.

♪ til you tell me to ♪ put that on rewind. finally, everybody, here is your number one. ♪ you'll always be my endless love ♪ >> now this -- >> so sweet. >> i haven't hit that high note since i was 8. it's a great song. 1981 was the year. "endless love" diana ross and lionel richie. two hearts. >> two hearts beat at one. [ laughter ] nine weeks at the top of the charts. it's really funny. this morning we spotted them in the news again, announcing they're headlining first ever fool in love music festival. that's happening in august in california. hopefully, you will get a spot. another one to add to your summer travel list, robin roberts. there you go on that. hopefully that put you in the mood. if not, how about this?

if you're looking for a love match on this valentine's day, he or she may be waiting for you at your local shelter. lots of rescue organization are doing events like this at the jacksonville, florida, humane society. they're offering a chance to go on a blind date and find your four legged love. the shelter is putting their match making skills to the test. they are setting up dogs with potential adoptive families. they write on facebook if you want to take things slow, you can take your match on a date night, maybe a sleepover. i don't consider that slow. if you fall in love, adoption is only $14 in honor of the day. come make a sweet and maybe unexpected connection. so many shelters are doing this. check your local shelters because you, too, might find your true love on this valentine's day. >> that's good. i like that. >> yeah. that's nice. i have one more for valentine's day. comes courtesy of david. david, we love you an we thank you for this. check this out. two valentine's day bald eagles in southern california acting like love birds.

they are so gorgeous, soon to be parents of three babies at the same time. very rare for bald eagles. nonprofit friends of big bear valley tracking them with a 24 hour solar powered camera live streaming around the world so you can watch the love birds. mom is jackie. dad is shadow. this is jackie a day ago sleeping on top of the eggs. when her shift ends and it's her turn to take a breather, dad flies in. gives mom a break. then dad's turn to keep the eggs warm. during california's recent snow, devoted mom jackie sat on her eggs for 62 hours protecting them, keeping them warm. they've been there since 2018. they show affection toward each other. they have a lot of personality. no wonder people love watching them. you can do that as well. you might see the babies being born. it's supposed to happen in about two weeks. log on to friends of big bear valley.com. that sounds like a nice

valentine's day watch. that is your valentine's day edition. >> thank you. you are a sweetheart. now to ginger. >> everybody is in such a loving mood. we are loving it. why not share valentine, nebraska, a place where i think of storm chasing. that's what i have done there. little stormy. rain snow mix at 38. flowers mississippi 66 with sunshine. all right. so there is some valentine's red in the middle of the nation, 8-14 day outlook for the climate looking warmer in the middle of the nation which is no surprise. right now less than 3% ice cover. should be closer to 40%. let's get a check clos i'm abc seven news meteorologist drew tuma with your accuweather forecast. lightrillionain returns in the afternoon and evening. it's a level one light storm on the abc seven storm impact scale. upper 50s to the lower 60s. the storm wraps itself up around 8:09 p.m, so overnight tonight we're drying out.

>> now to deals and steals on this valentine's day. we have some sweet savings you are going to love. tory is back with that. i'm wearing them right now. amelia rose. >> amelia rose. this is all about diamonds. treat yourself today. galentines day. we have the pave diamond initial necklace. very dainty. sweet, set into a delicate chain. if the necklace isn't your thing we have individual earrings. you can choose the earrings. we also have the diamond heart collection. if i were buying them for you, i would tell you right here, right up front, there's a heart and a. you could wear a heart in one ear, an a in the other. >> so beautiful. >> everything slashed at least in half. diamonds start at $49. it's a good one. cosmetics. >> laura geller. if we want to treat our

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>> can't beat that. can't beat that. >> yes. >> ooh, shape wear. >> shape wear. we have lots of their favorites. they call this supportive wear. it's all about their extreme comfort for everybody type. these leggings over 1 million sold. high waisted shaper leggings. this bra which is their wireless shaping bra. no digging, hugging, pulling, pinching. 100,000 of those sold just last month. we have a phenomenal assortment from them, robin. everything is at least half price starting at $20. very one's heart writes true and so we've got two of their absolute fan favorites that one that you're touching there. that's called their perfect pie. and that's because you can do so many things. boil bake, fry,

roast, braise, strain, serve and store. all in this one pan. this one down here is called the always pan. although sal told me that this makes the best chicken cutlets ever. he fries his chicken cutlets in there. that's all you need to know. but sal said it. it's true. sal says it. it's true. but what's also great about this is that it is deep enough to roast a chicken in the oven, or shallow enough to flip an egg. so this is another one that can kind of do anything for you. plus, they look really pretty in colors. the colors are fabulous. your choice. half price $75. half price. >> okay, bring us on home. >> so this is really fun. a couple of things i want to show you from me audio. one of them in particular here, this little gadget right here. if you travel, if you fly over turning down the lights, you've got some lights on these party speakers here. what's awesome about this is that it will allow you to connectivity with devices that don't have bluetooth. so think when you're on the airplane, that little monitor, that little video screen in front of you doesn't allow you to use your own bluetooth or headphones. this does. this does these

paddocks fabulous. all 50% off starting at $10. >> all right. thank you so much as always. so day two in the books we partner with these companies on these great deals. scan the qr code or go right to our deals and get them on our website. coming up. it's our big valentine's day makeover reveal and we'll be back tomorrow with a three. >> i ate that oh hell, it's for the way you look at me. >> we. >> okay. enough already. >> always live. abc seven news starts right now. >> good morning, i'm amanda delcastillo from abc seven mornings. >> let's get straight to gloria with a look at traffic. >> good morning. amanda. so right now, traffic is moving again on the golden gate bridge. but we're still seeing some delays after that protest. there and you could see where it is.

red. right there. pretty much as delays are from coming in and out of the city from the marina to beyond the robin williams tunnel in sausalito. so the lanes have cleared, but traffic is moving. it's still sluggish, though. >> amanda, thank you so much, gloria. 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. are listening to people that drink bigelow tea is so important to my family because making that perfect cup, it's the reason we do what we do. hi, guys. hey. >> so what are you guys drinking? >> constant comment when i'm drinking bigelow tea. >> it's just a moment for me. it's just me time. >> that's what a cup of tea is. a moment for you. someone you love. oh, it tastes really great. >> yes, it was always bigelow tea. wow

>> that's what my family hopes for. >> more cheers. cheers >> this add typical politicians. he's bad, i'm good. blah blah. let's shake things up with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter taking on big banks to make housing more affordable and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you for senate democrat katie porter, i'm katie porter and i approve this message more and more people are hiring jakobi meyers. >> why we get insurance companies to pay up to ten times more. that means more medical and financial assistance, more attorneys, more experience, more wins. choose jacoby and meyers. >> hey, bay area, live with kelly and marcus. coming up. >> it's our love show. we'll chat with jon batiste and suleika jaouad, plus tyler james williams is here. >> that's at nine on abc seven.

we'll see you very shortly. >> it's cloudy out there live. look at our bay bridge camera showing you mainly overcast skies. some light drizzle in the north bay. we are expecting steadier showers this afternoon and into the evening. it's a level one light storm today. could have a brief downpour at times and a little breezy, so let's plan out your valentine's day. it's pretty quiet this morning. shower arrive right around lunchtime and then it's wet and breezy into the afternoon. we'll have this rain wrapping up between eight and 9 p.m. just have that umbrella later today. amanda all right. >> thanks so much, drew. and we will have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. and as always on our website, abc seven news.com and our app >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> it is time for our valentine's day look of love makeover. we put the call out for couples who are so in love, they were willing to trust each other when

it comes to updating their looks. we got hundreds of submissions. >> we sure did. this morning one lucky couple has been getting the makeover of a life time from an incredible team of celebrity stylists that are here right now in our studio. we're going to see their final look in a moment. we want you to know our happy couple a little bit better. >> there's no apology for investing in yourself. >> reporter: 49-year-old gina kaye wants to create a wardrobe she can mix and match. >> i buy things and i don't even know, what am i supposed to wear this top with? or what is a good pair of shoes i could wear with this dress or jeans? i don't have that natural style sense. >> reporter: for 50-year-old bobby, some of his clothes date back decades. >> my fashion sense is still stuck in '90s grunge. i have one shirt that i have had since college. i can't let go of it. >> i think sometimes we're not always matched. >> because of my casual factor. >> you like casual.

you're pretty casual, yeah. >> reporter: date night they want to complement each other. >> i was seeing some of the same items of clothing a lot. one is the big old brown sandals with straps. it was not texas november chic. >> i will get less casual for her. how about that? >> he doesn't have cowboy boots yet. that is a sexy look. >> she does the same makeup, same style all the time. she's mentioned, i'd like to spruce things up. >> reporter: so our stylists will bring this duo from old fashion to texas chic. >> we could stay away from there. her closet, something a little more sleek and stylish, i think. >> i picture some kind of sports jacket, jeans and boots. gma, help me. >> we're just about ready to get gina and bobby out here to see how they look. we want to introduce you to our look of team experts. we have the celebrity hair stylist, owner of hair house, dana fiori is with us.

she did an incredible job. how about this guy? makeup artist to stars like kim kardashian, j. lo, the founder and ceo of makeup by mario. and our fashion expert looking gorgeous in red. thank you for being here. >> thank you all for being here. gina and bobby, they're backstage. they haven't seen each other. let's bring gina out first. come on out! there we go. [ applause ] >> wow. >> you look great. how do you feel about your new look? >> it's amazing. i feel like i'm stylish. i feel younger. thank you. >> you're welcome. [ laughter ] >> i love everything about it. i'm going to start with the makeup. we know gina said she doesn't spend a whole lot of time on her makeup. how do you respect that but also give a new look? >> i wanted something she could create at home. we went with this gorgeous soft eye for valentine's. we just enhanced her own features.

pinks, neutral tones. so pretty. >> i love a soft sultry eye. >> exactly. >> we love that. dana, tell us what you did with gina's hair. >> we cut a couple inches off. she went very blonde. added some texture. she can still put it back in a pony tail. it's long enough she could get more use out of it. >> i love how it frames her face. that's really great. he's going to love it. let's talk about the clothing look. bobby has said he'd prefer her move away from all the knits that she was wearing. >> yes. >> so what did you do? how did you respect bobby, but also respect what she wants to wear? >> absolutely. i think we delivered. for both of them. one of the things when i spoke to gina on the phone, she wanted something cowboy chic. not so true to that, but a little bit more modernized. i think we accomplished that here. we gave her, she has a beautiful body. we gave her these great jeans from seven. really form fitting, accentuate her waist line.

i love that. i love that she stepped outside the box. she hadn't done a color like this, in terms of the leather jacket. we wanted to give her an elevated confident sexy look. this is from quince. we accessorized with jewelry. beautiful pop. it really shows that she wants to have fun, be able to go to a concert, have date night with her husband. she said, i feel so great, i look great. i am really loving this for her and for them. >> would you have picked this out for yourself? >> i wouldn't have known to go camel or blonde or no. i wouldn't have known to do it. i needed them. >> camel and blonde, never wrong, ever. it looks fantastic. >> thank you. >> so, are we ready? shall we do it? let's see bobby's new look. >> yeah! >> bobby, where are you? [ applause ] >> yeah! whoa! >> you look amazing.

>> gina, what do you think of gorgeous bobby? that's a lot of hair. >> look at them. what a valentine's day. when was the last time you saw bobby with shorter hair? >> never. no, we met last year in austin. >> he had that long hair. >> long hair. >> how do you feel? >> i feel ten pounds lighter. [ laughter ] it feels good. >> tell us about the hair. you got great hair, by the way. i gotta say. you walked out and i said that's a man with nice hair. >> 10 inches. that was a lot of hair. that was really long hair. we added highlights just to blend some of his gray that was coming in to his natural blonde. but this, this speaks for itself. that's a lot of hair. >> i can't believe it. >> you can take that.

>> nice parting gift. kathy, i want to talk about the clothes. >> he's a handsome man. he was so happy with his look. i know gina wanted to see him, first of all, not ripped jeans and not shirts from college. we're going to put those away. he can take the college shirt home. fine. look at him. he looks fantastic. >> can i touch your pocket square? >> so fancy. you're a big boy now. >> i am. [ laughter ] >> a great fitted blazer from macy's paired with light blue. we capture his eyes. here's one thing. when i spoke to bobby, the first thing he said to me, i really want a pair of ostrich boots. we came and we delivered that as well. he had to come to new york to get these. i love gina is wearing her steve madden cowboys. he has his. his and hers. you guys are looking amazing. [ applause ] >> ultimate test of your work. gina, did they get it right with bobby? >> they definitely did. we are ready to go out on the town.

>> very good. because, gina and bobby, we hope you are happy with it. seems like you are. your smiles are saying it all. we do think you need someplace to go though. our friends at stk are treating you to a very special vip tasting dinner two nights. dinner for two. at stk. very romantic dinner. we love all the love. >> thank you. >> you're gonna love it. you're gonna love it. thank you. thank you to our panel, celebrity stylists. fantastic job. [ applause ] thank you for being here. hey, coming up, amy schumer is here live. get ready to laugh. we'll be right back. ack.

>> i, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the laws of the state of new york pronounce you husband and wife. you may kiss the bride. [ applause ] >> aw. welcome back, everyone. with a wind chill of 19, that's a scene that warmed our hearts ten years ago this morning. jeremy and alex got married live on "good morning america" surrounded by loved ones and with millions of gma viewers looking on. they were serenaded by john legend for their first dance. ♪

♪ you give me all of you ♪ >> ah. it's the tears rolling down my face. this morning they are back with us to celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary. jeremy, my goodness. tell me how life has changed over the past couple of years. >> well, ten years and three kids later, ten years has flown by. we're so thankful to be back with you guys celebrating in times square. hopefully another 100 years to go for us. thank you, guys. >> thank you all so much for coming out here. i have to ask though, have you shown the whole video to the kids? >> nope, not yet. >> soon enough. we don't have john legend this time, but maybe we do it for 20. thank you so much for that moment that we all enjoyed sharing your anniversary. i have got a ten year coming up,

too. happy valentine's to everyone celebrating. really, best wishes from today and beyond. let's get a check closer to home. ladies and gentlemen, amy schumer. [ applause ] she is here. we will chat with with her when we come back. with her when we come back. ♪ ♪

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>> we had a conversation during the commercial break. welcome back to gma. amy schumer writes, directs, executive produces and stars in "life and beth" the hit show partly inspired by her real life. here's a clip. >> okay. listen. john and i are getting married.

>> what? >> oh my god! this is meant to be. >> that's so sweet. >> yeah. >> that's your husband. >> there he is. i need a drink. [ laughter ] >> course she does. it's so good to have you here. >> thank you. happy valentine's day, everybody. >> you, too. >> beth and john getting engaged. >> they get engaged. that's got to change things. >> oh, yeah. it's not an autobiographical show. but it's definitely inspired by my real life. my husband and i were engaged for four days. >> four days. >> yeah. that's the way to throw a wedding. truly. i did not have any of the drama. but people still showed up. [ laughter ] they still came. >> this is a little longer for beth and john? >> probably a little longer on the tv show, yeah. >> but your co-star, speaking of showing up.

he showed up in a viral super bowl commercial. did you have any idea he was doing that? >> i had an inkling. he really keeps what he's doing on the dl. like barbie. he was in a bunch of oscar hopeful movies this year. he did tell me a little he was doing this commercial. i didn't know the premise. i got to enjoy it along with everybody else. >> you have a lot of guest stars including jennifer coolidge. she plays a psychic. >> oh my gosh, yes. she is the funniest person alive. she and amy sidakis switched roles at the very last minute. we were shooting in new orleans, which i know you love. >> love new orleans. >> that's her town, jennifer's. she loves new orleans. we flipped their roles. we got to shoot the funniest scene ever together. >> she is hysterical. >> yeah. in real life, real life, you recently celebrated your sixth wedding anniversary. you celebrated in a unique way. photos you put up there.

[ laughter ] >> i was in a sketch on saturday night live where i wore that. it just seems right on your wedding anniversary for the institution of marriage. you're institutionalized. so yeah i thought people would get a giggle out of that. >> okay. big time. valentine's day. so what's your gift to your hubby for valentine's day? >> i told him this morning, if you want to see your gift go in the living room. that's where our son was. [ laughter ] if he ever wants a gift for anything, i just say -- look what i did with my body. yeah. check him out. right over there. >> i was about to ask, who is the more romantic one in the relationship? >> he is very romantic.

yeah. for our anniversary, i got a bunch of crushed lavender and, yeah. got me a painting. yeah. i got him a card. i got him a card, you know? do you mind if i borrow those? yeah. is that okay? do you ever read what's on these? do you ever check them out? i want to see what i get. >> what you got? >> bloated. [ laughter ] >> it does not. it does not. >> rude. >> last month you were on stage with madonna? >> yes. i was on stage with madonna. like you do. you know? >> sure. >> i had no idea i was going on stage. it's the truth. no. i found out like maybe half hour before. the choreographer came up to me and i thought it was a joke. she was like, you're going to get a lap dance.

i felt bad. my husband went home to put our son to bed. i said, i'll be home. then i am getting a lap dance. it was amazing. go see madonna. i went twice. only had one lap dance. [ laughter ] >> "borderline" is my favorite song. what's your favorite madonna song? >> can i sing it? i think i can sing five notes. ♪ tropical the ♪ [ laughter ] >> do you know one of my favorites? "papa don't preach." >> wow. >> what do you sing at karaoke? >> he doesn't. >> i actually sang at karaoke with my wife. a couple months ago. "i got you babe." >> aw. >> that's cute. i love that. >> george knows how to get the aahs. [ laughter ] >> you're the one who teed it up.

>> please tell me there's a video. >> of course. >> if there is, i'll buy it. [ laughter ] you are really close with madonna. you were even on like a pyramid with her? a human pyramid? >> oh my gosh. she is so amazing. my friends from home and i always make pyramids through the years. we're like, let's make a pyramid. very stupid. just drinking. madonna, after i got to headline madison square garden, i said do you want to get in on our pyramid? she said, sure. she climbed right up there. she was already a legend, but now she's a real legend with my friends. >> that had to be very special. amy, thank you, as always. i mean, you even got george stephanopoulos to admit he does karaoke. that was huge. >> should we make a pyramid? [ laughter ] do you want to get on top? [ laughter ] >> you're really pushing it now. >> i got to be on the bottom of the pyramid. >> you an me.

we'll be the base. we'll be the base. >> season 2 of "life and beth" starts streaming this friday on hulu. we'll be right back. eth" is strn hulu. and we'll be right

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because of this. but again, all lanes are cleared. >> hey, gloria, we'll take a look at live doppler seven. we have some light showers beginning to move into the north bay. we're breaking our dry streak today with a level one light storm. most of the rain is coming later on this afternoon. and this evening, a level one light system could be briefly heavy at times, but for the most part, rainfall less than a half of an inch. so it's quiet this morning. the showers move in this afternoon. it wraps up by 9:00. but for those valentine's day plans this evening, take the umbrella with you, amanda. >> all right. thanks so much, drew. time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back at 11 for midday. live until then, have a great day. it's valentine's day, so get ready for love. >> it's live with kelly and marks the love show edition. today from the love story documentary american symphony, john batiste and suleika jaouad plus symphony, jon batiste perfe and suleika jaouad.