gloves and matching boots. dune two comes out next month. >> she looks great right? >> given like c-3po meets met gala meets zendaya today. >> all right. and of course she's local, right? >> yeah. >> oakland natives. >> yeah. we're so proud of her. >> yeah. can we see shows at the met gala? that's going to be very cool that she does for a movie premiere and a winter. you already know. >> okay, exactly. amazing >> thanks for joining us for abc seven mornings. we'll see you at seven for abc, seven at >> good morning america. fiery testimony from the da in the georgia election interference case against donald trump. on the stand. >> these people belong on trial for trying to steal an election in 2020. i'm not on trial. no matter how hard you try to put me on trial. >> fani willis testifies as she fights to stay on the case.

the first criminal trial ever for a former president now set. a judge is set to announce his decision in a civil trial that could cost trump hundreds of millions of dollars and his ability to conduct business in new york. charged. the fbi informant at the center of the house republican's case for impeaching president biden indicted, accused of making up a story about president biden and his son hunter, receiving $5 million bribes from a ukrainian company. what house republicans are saying about their inquiry this morning. new details on the deadly super bowl parade shooting. new video obtained by tmz sports shows the moment gun fire erupted, as we learn more about what set it off and the suspect. abc news exclusive. one on one with prince harry on his father king charles cancer diagnosis, his relationship with the royal family now, how he is as a dad, and giving us access to the first ever invictus winter games.

♪ you had to be a big shot didn't ya ♪ >> and the ultimate big shot. >> here comes clark! how will she go for history? there it is! >> caitlin clark breaks a women's college sporting record. and that was just the start of her night. >> again! stop it! >> plus, you can't stop the piano man. gma's exclusive first look at billy joel's first music video. and michael is getting ready for something big. >> it just made us stronger. >> grit. >> he takes it to the house. >> champions. we're about to surprise one tough team who overcame all obstacles as they say -- >> good morning america! >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morning america. hope you're doing well this friday morning. we have a lot of news to get to.

also, michael, you've got a big surprise today. >> oh, yes, i do, george. you know i heard about the cardinal hayes high school football team. i was just blown away by their story and their unlikely path to the state championship. they overcame so much adversity, like this rusted equipment, this weight equipment is just rusted to the hilt. they had to use this equipment all season long. but they still brought home the championship trophy. they brought a lot of pride and joy to this community. so they made history as the first new york city school to win the state catholic league championship. so i knew we had to shine a light on this incredible team, these incredible players, these incredible coaches and this incredible community. and we also, of course, in gma style, we had to bring them some incredible big surprises. george? >> looking forward to that. right now breaking news out of russia.

president putin's top adversary has died. maggie rulli is tracking the story. >> reporter: yes. the russian prison service said he died after falling ill and losing consciousness. just moments ago we heard from navalny's wife. she said, i am asking everyone who is here to unite and help punish the russian regime. we heard from kamala harris. whatever story they tell you, be clear, russia is responsible. he was serving a 19 year jail term and late last year was moved to an arctic penal colony, considered one of russia's toughest jails. he died one month ahead of russia's election, where he continued to try to mobilize people against president putin. george? >> okay, maggie. thank you very much. we're going to turn to the testimony of fani willis in the georgia election case against alled. at issue is whether she should

be removed from the case over her relationship with a top prosecutor. she's expected back on the stand this morning. steve osunsami is in atlanta. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, george. the fulton county prosecutor continues her fight today against lawyers who want her removed from the election interference case. the question at the heart of this case is whether she financially profited from her romantic relationship with the lawyer she hired. she strongly said the answer is no. >> it's highly offensive when someone lies on you. it's offensive when they try to say you slept with somebody the first day you met with them. don't be cute with me and not think you're going to get an answer. >> reporter: from the minute she took the witness stands. >> it is a lie. it is a lie. >> reporter: fulton county prosecutor fani willis was pushing back against any idea that her relationship with the special prosecutor she hired was a means to make money off of her prosecution of former president trump and 18 others charged in the georgia election interference case. >> you're confused. you think i'm on trial.

these people are on trial for trying to steal an election in 2020. i'm not on trial no matter how hard you try to put me on trial. >> reporter: the attorney for one of the defendants wants her client's case thrown out and is asking the judge to remove willis from the election interference case because of romantic get aways and cruises with the special prosecutor nathan wade. >> he paid for the flight and the cruise. so, yes, he paid. he tells me how much it is and i give him the money back. if you tell me it's a g, you're gonna get $1,000. i didn't ever make him produce receipts. whatever he told me it was, i gave him the money back. >> reporter: willis told the court she paid wade the money back, sometimes thousands of dollar, in cash. >> you gave him cash before you were going on a trip? okay. and so when you got cash to pay him back, did you go to the atm? >> no. >> so the cash that you would pay him, you wouldn't get it out of the bank. >> i have money in my house. probably the most money i ever handed him is $2500 and the least amount between $500 and $1,000.

>> you never wrote him a check? >> ma'am, i don't have checks. >> i'm asking if you have proof that you paid? >> the proof is what i just told you. >> reporter: when wade took the witness stand, he said she wouldn't let him pay for everything because she's an independent woman. >> it was a point of contention because she was very emphatic and adamant about this independent strong woman thing. she'd pay her own way. >> reporter: one of the big arguments is over when willis and wade started dating. the two say it was months after she hired him but willis' former friend who said she was forced to resign said the two had been romantic since 2019, a year before the election. >> did you observe them do things that are common among people having a romantic relationship? >> yes. >> such as? can you give us an example? >> hugging, kissing with affection.

>> reporter: the judge isn't expected to immediately make a decision, but if he removes her, the state could appoint a new prosecutor who would then decide if this case moves forward. but it would still be a tall order for willis to be removed from this election interference case. george? >> okay, steve. thanks. that was one of several legal developments involving donald trump yesterday. in new york the first criminal trial of a former president now set. the judge is set to announce his decision in a civil trial that could cost trump hundreds of millions of dollars. that could come later today. senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky is tracking it all. good morning. >> reporter: a judge at this courthouse already decided donald trump committed fraud and as soon as today he's expected to issue a ruling that could affect the future of trump's business and his bank account. this morning former president trump awaits a ruling that could force him to pay hundreds of millions of dollars and bar him from doing business in new york, the city where he built his

fortune. >> thousands of people employed. now i have to justify myself to you? >> reporter: trump has repeatedly denounced the case, attacked attorney general general leticia james and dispairaged the judge who already said he overvalued his properties. it's a one-two punch for trump. the ruling in the civil case is expected a day after a judge set trump's first criminal trial for march 25th. >> i'm going to have to sit here for months on a trial i think is ridiculous is unfair. >> reporter: trump looked on as his attorney complained that timing would make it impossible for the former president to campaign. but the judge said that's no legal reason to delay putting trump on trial over allegations he tried to hide from voters accusations of a tryst with porn actress stormy daniels and his attempt to buy her silence. his federal election interference case had been set for court but has been denied because of appeals.

trump asked the supreme court to put the case on pause arguing special counsel jack smith is rushing to trial so he can secure a conviction before the november election. if convicted here in new york, trump would be running for president as a felon and if he wins, he would not be able to pardon himself. rebecca? >> okay, aaron. thank you. we turn now to a confidential fbi source charged with lying about president biden and his son hunter, accused of providing false derogatory information which is central to the house republican's impeachment inquiry. our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas has more on that from washington. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: rebecca, good morning. the fbi informant house republicans have pointed to in efforts to impeach president biden is now being called a liar by a special counsel. this morning the special counsel's investigation of hunter biden is raising serious questions about the credibility of an fbi informant who has been

central to the house republican's case for impeaching president biden. special counsel david weiss has indicted fbi confidential informant alexander smirnov, charging him with obstruction of justice. and making false statements. weiss claims he lied, giving false derogatory information concerning hunter biden and president biden in 2020 after biden had announced his bid for the presidency. the alleged lies concern whether biden was bribed by officials from ukrainian energy giant barisma. >> we also filed a form 1023 an fbi form, alleging joe biden took a bribe. what we learned from this is the fbi never investigated this allegation. >> reporter: but the fbi recently confronted smirnov about his claim. the special counsel flatly said his stories fell apart. the defendant's story to the fbi was a fabrication, otherwise unremarkable business meetings.

the motive for allegedly lying the special counsel said smirnov did not want biden to be president. if convicted he faces up to 25 years in prison. george? >> thank you very much. let's bring in dan abrams. let's start right there. pretty stunning indictment. the house impeachment inquiry was already pretty thin. at its heart was this allegation. >> right. remember, this is what jump started the house impeachment inquiry, this idea that hunter and joe biden had each gotten $5 million bribes. at least that was the allegation. now it's not just unsubstantiated. it's actually a confirmed lie according to the special counsel who, remember, is a republican who was initially appointed by donald trump. >> we have more rulings coming for donald trump. let's start with the civil trial in new york. >> just a question of how bad is it going to be, right? he's already been determined to have committed fraud. the question is what are going to be the damages? how much money will he be prevented from doing business in new york? will family members be prevented from doing business in new york?

and remember. no matter what happens with the election, this sticks if there's no win on appeal in new york state. >> then right in the middle of the primary for the republican nomination, although you could have it wrapped up by then, first ever criminal trial for a former president. >> look. i think to some degree this is a win for donald trump. this is the trial he wanted to go first. this is the weakest of all the cases. there's a reason he goes to this case. >> less serious or because of the nature of the evidence? >> both. it's less serious. also a tougher case. think about it this way. it's a tough argument on this case to get him convicted of a felony. they think they can do it. the more likely conviction might be a misdemeanor or hung jury. if you get anything short of a felony conviction, donald trump walks out, number one, not serving any prison time and, number two, declaring victory. as a result, i think donald trump and his team are pleased about this case. if there was ever a question this case was going to get dismissed.

people say, oh, the case is moving forward. that's a big loss for donald trump. of course this case was going to move forward. >> it may say more about our times. pretty unbelievable. finally, fani willis. does she survive? >> look, bad day for her personally. i think she may still survive the effort to disqualify her. >> okay. dan abrams, thank you very much. >> fascinating case. now mortgage rates on the rise at the highest levels in ten weeks. elizabeth schulze is what's behind it and what it could mean for the housing market. good morning, elizabeth. >> good morning, gio. this is a little bit disheartening for anyone trying to buy a home. the average rate on a 30-year fixed rate mortgage just reached 6.77%. that is up from last week. it's now the highest level in two months. the timing here is critical because we are gearing up for the spring housing market, which is typically the busiest time of year to buy or sell a home. these higher rates could keep some buyers on the sidelines. why are mortgage rates up? they are very sensitive to inflation data and the fed. this week's inflation report showed prices increased more

than expected so the fed might have to wait a little bit longer to lower interest rates, with that first rate cut in may or june instead of march. here's what it all means for your bottom line. if you are taking out a $400,000 mortgage your monthly payment is $2600. one year ago, when rates were closer to 6%, your payment would have been $2481, about $120 cheaper. two years ago -- this is really where you can see the difference. when rates were near historic lows at 3%, your monthly payment would have been nearly $800 cheaper at $1,839. most analysts are expecting rates will stay in this 5% to 6% rate this year. if you're looking for the silver lining, it's still better than 18% we saw four decades ago. guys? >> four decades ago. doesn't seem that far off. thank you very much elizabeth. we're going to turn to college basketball sensation caitlin clark. she broke the ncaa women's all-time scoring record. rebecca, she did not stop there. >> this was classic caitlin clark.

she came into the game needing eight points to set the record. it took her about two minutes. just two minutes. getting props from everyone including tom brady and angel reese. then the 22-year-old notched a career high of 49 points on thursday night. >> how will she go for history? >> reporter: overnight university of iowa senior caitlin clark taking just 2:12 to make history. >> yes! [ cheers ] the all-time leading scorer in women's college basketball. >> reporter: setting a new career scoring record for ncaa women's basketball, with a three-pointer from nearly half court. surpassing the $3,527 point record set by kelsey plum. >> you all know i was going to shoot a logo three for the

record. come on now. >> reporter: not long after that, clark nailing another shot from the logo. after the game she was her typical self-affacing self. >> i think there's a lot of things we can clean up on defense. >> reporter: her coach calling time-out so they could have a brief on court celebration. >> we're so fortunate to have somebody like caitlin clark wearing 22. >> one more year! one more year! one more year! >> reporter: iowa fans showing her love, chanting "one more year." >> the greatest of all time! >> reporter: come on now. clark is eligible for another season with iowa but hasn't said yet whether she'll declare for the wnba draft instead. and now there is another record in sight. she's only 99 points away from the all-time division i record, men's or women's. a record that has stood for more than 50 years. she's great. love this vibe from her. congrats. >> absolutely. >> congrats, caitlin.

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and i heard about their football team, i knew they were a ray of sunshine. this team brings so much joy to the community. they made history this year! they won the championship! and they did it against incredible odds. take a look at this field. all right. i'm standing on their practice field. it was not even regulation. it's 20 yards short. i would have been happy running a 100 yard sprint and it was only 80 years. would have made me a little happier. despite these conditions, this team has amazing heart. they have an incredible fighting spirit. so i wanted to do something nice for them. they're in the gym right now practicing. and they have no idea the big surprises we have for them coming up here on gma. now back to you guys. i'm going inside to the gym where it's a little warmer. i'll see you in a minute. >> we're looking forward to the surprises. we're going to turn now an abc news exclusive with prince harry. will reeve sat down with him to talk about the king, where his

relationship with the royal family stands and what's next with him and meghan. good morning, will. >> reporter: we're here in canada as part of the one year to go event surrounding next year's invictus games which harry founded. harry and meghan gave gma an exclusive look all week as harry opened up about his father, his family and his future. in moments the duke of sussex will be hurdling head first 60 miles an hour down a winding track of ice in the mountains of canada. it's part of his and duchess meghan's tour of the vancouver whistler 2025. site of the invictus games. the couple giving gma exclusive access. harry is the founding patron of the games and for next year's first ever winter edition, competitor, many wounded veterans from up to 25 nations will participate in a dozen events including skeleton, that head first luge. harry's trying it and bringing me with him. >> make sure you're nice and

relaxed. all you have to do is -- >> reporter: yoga instructor for world's scariest yoga. after a brief safety training, we meet competitors at the top. >> you are going to be sliding from here. we will be doing one run here reaching up to 100 kilometers an hour. you go first. woo! >> reporter: are you competitive? >> sometimes. depends on what it is. >> reporter: i feel my competitive juices flowing. >> good luck, mate. >> reporter: good luck. then it was harry's turn. don't make international news, okay. since leaving the royal family nearly four years ago, the duke and duchess' every move has made headlines. just last week an unexpected diagnosis for harry's father, king charles. how did you get the news that the king was ill? what did you do next?

>> i jumped on a plane and went to see him as soon as i could. >> reporter: how was that visit for you, emotionally? >> okay. i love my family. the fact that i was able to get on a plane and see him and spend any time with him, i'm grateful for that. >> reporter: what sort of your outlook on his health? >> it's amazing. >> reporter: an illness in the family can have a galvanizing or reunifying effect for a family. is that possible in this case? >> yeah, i'm sure. i mean, throughout all the families that i see on a day to day basis, again, the strength of the family unit coming together. >> reporter: just physically being in california, how have you processed the fact that there's so much happening back with your family and where you come from? >> i have my own family, as we all do, right? my family and my life in california is as it is. i have got other trips planned that take me through the u.k. or back to the u.k. i will stop and see my family when i can.

>> reporter: that's my next question, your family. how is harry the dad? >> i can't tell you. >> reporter: top secret? >> top secret. the kids are doing great. the kids are growing up like all kids do, very very fast. they both got an incredible sense of humor and make us laugh and keep us grounded every single day, like most kids do. i'm just very grateful to be a dad. >> reporter: how are you enjoying your type living in the u.s.? >> it's amazing. i love every single day. >> reporter: do you feel american? >> do i feel american? no. i don't know how i feel. >> reporter: would you think about becoming a citizen? >> i have considered it, yeah. >> reporter: yeah? what would stop you from doing it? >> i have no idea. i'm here standing here with these guys. american citizenship is a thought that has crossed my mind but certainly not something that's a high priority for me now. >> reporter: aside from invictus, what's keeping you

busy? >> everything in the house, everything outside the house. the mission continues. every element of the work continues. before you know it, next year, this time we're gonna be right here doing all this again. hopefully, you'll be here. we're going to have all of canada screaming these guys on for an epic games. >> reporter: back on the skeleton track, harry making it safely to the bottom hitting a stop speed of 61 miles per hour. oh, man. good. >> well done. >> reporter: then my turn. you had 99. i had 98. it seems to matter so much to you. where do you get the desire to be so involved in helping other people? >> i have always had a life of service. i get my fix in with these guys. there's no version of me coming here watching them and not getting involved myself.

>> reporter: watching harry here, that certainly rings true. his whole time on the mountain he was engaging in all the activities and talking to the competitors, really immersing himself in all of this. coming up in our second hour, we have an all-access exclusive look at harry's preparations for next year's invictus games and what it means to him personally and to his legacy, guys. >> what a fascinating conversation, will. rebecca took note of that number. >> 98 kilometers per hour you were going, will? >> reporter: i hit 98. he hit 99. he beat me. we had a good time. >> i'm just impressed that you did it in the first place. >> all right, will. thank you so much for that. coming up next here i want to tell you how you can book two vacation destinations for the price of one. stay tuned. known as a loving parent. known for lessons that matter. known for lessons that matter. known for being a free spirit. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be.

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>> when we were booking our flights for europe, we saw it was possible to stay in the cities we had a connection through and, of course, we wanted to take advantage of that. who doesn't want to go to an extra city for free? >> reporter: she booked through flying blue the loyalty program for air france and klm to get that extra leg in paris. many characters like iceland air and hawaii airlines offer stopovers allowing customers to visit more cities at the same price as booking a one-way ticket. >> the art of stopovers with airline tickets can basically allow you to squeeze more value out of your flights, whether you're paying for them or using your frequent flyer miles. >> reporter: you go to the carrier's website. when you put in your desired departure an arrival city, search for a tab that says add a stopover. the stopover will usually be in the hub city of the airline you're planning to fly. >> iceland air is known for this for no extra fee. you can split up your flying. you can stop in rejkavic,

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time grammy award winner is releasing his brand new music video for his new single "turn the lights back on." it officially drops this morning and we've got our first look. take a look. ♪ i can't read your mind but i see you now as we're laying in the darkness did i wait too long to turn the lights back on ♪ i still get chills. i mean, you can listen to the old stuff, the new stuff. his voice does it. as you can see, joel is turning the clock back for the new music video with help from ground breaking ai technology. it gives me '70s vibes because you see piano man in the '70s singing the current song. how did they do it? we'll talk more about it in pop news. the six time grammy award winner recently opened up to our friend howard stern telling him that anybody who has really lived must have regrets.

he says, i owe 1,000 apologies to thousands of people. i have lots of regret, he says. so do i, by the way. he said he wanted to respond to it. he does in this song. it is a billboard top 100. it is the first time billy has been on the charts in two decades. now, folks, we know what we've been missing. more billy joel. freddie wexler producing it. directed the video. he's the one we can thank for the new single. joel revealing it was wexler's lyrics that convinced him to go back in the studio. this is your exclusive first look. we will show you more in pop news. it is pop news worthy. >> what a refreshing take on regrets? that's great. >> yeah. he addresses it all in this song. me, i just walk around every day going, i'm sorry. i'm so, so sorry. [ laughter ] >> sam champion, thank you. we're gonna check in now with michael, who's on assignment in the bronx. good to see you indoors,

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>> don't miss our big surprise for the history making champions who overcame all obstacles. as they say -- >> good morning america! >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> we hope your friday is off to a good start. we are going to the bronx for a very special surprise from michael at cardinal hayes high school. hey, michael. >> hey, george. i'm here to surprise this football team because they have demonstrated incredible heart and soul, overcoming huge odds to win the state championship. that's why i'm huddled up, snuggled up right here. the community is so proud of them. i'm proud of them. we wanted to shine a light on their amazing story. the team is in the gym right now, making a lot of noise behind me. i see them over there running around. they have no idea that i'm here

or that we have some incredible surprises for them. i cannot wait to bust through that gym and tell them all about it. i'm tired of hiding myself, rebecca. >> i love that you found every hiding place in the school this morning, michael. we cannot wait to see the look on their faces when you bust into that gym with all of those surprises. we'll see you in a minute, michael. also dr. darien sutton is here with the new study on depression and exercise and which ones are the most effective at helping. >> we're gonna start with the top stories breaking at 8. breaking news out of russia. president putin's top critic has died. want to go back to maggie rulli. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: hey, george, yeah. russia's prison service say navalny died this morning after allegedly falling ill and losing consciousness. just moments ago we heard from his wife, who was overcome with emotion and said, i'm asking everyone who is here to unite and help punish the russian regime.

we also heard from kamala harris who says, no matter what story they tell, let us be clear, russia is responsible. he was serving time for charges that were considered politically motivated. last year he was moved to one of russia's toughest jails. just yesterday he appeared in court on a video link. he appeared in good health, even smiling and joking around. in 2020 his team claims he was poisoned on an airplane and fell into a coma. he then made the decision to return to russia, where he was imprisoned. it should be noted navalny died just one month before russia's elections where he was telling people to mobilize against putin. george? now the latest on the deadly shooting at the kansas city super bowl parade. we're learning more about what set it off and some of the victims. alex perez is in kansas city. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're learning much more about how quickly the chaos unfolded here. one shooting victim telling me,

at first they thought it was fireworks they were hearing. this morning new video showing the moment gun fire erupted at the kansas city chiefs rally. in this video, obtained by tmz sports, that hail of bullets ringing out. 23 people shot, at least half of them children. 43-year-old lisa lopez galvan was killed. jacob gooch, his wife and 13-year-old son were all caught in the crossfire an are recovering from gunshot wounds to their feet and legs. >> i get hit. i'm thinking fireworks in my head. i look down. i see smoke coming out of my ankle. people rushing me. it really -- sadly, it's not unreal. you just don't expect to it happen to you. but it's happening so much, it's ridiculous. >> reporter: a 13-year-old hit by a stray bullet speaking to kabc. >> i got hit.

i hear pop pop pop. i knew i was then hit so i just ran. >> reporter: cash adams recalling the moment he knew that he was struck. >> it stung, but i knew i needed to get to safety. >> reporter: authorities say two juveniles remain in custody and prosecutors are working to present charges. all of the injured children are expected to make a full recovery. rebecca? >> and we are thinking about all of them. just such a tragedy. okay, alex. thank you. we turn to a gma health alert. more than 16 million americans are diagnosed with depression every year. now a new study finds that certain types of exercise may be more beneficial than others in treating the condition. our medical correspondent dr. darien sutton joins us with more. nice to see you, dr. darien. break this down. what kinds of exercise are the right kinds of exercise. >> good morning. this is a large study over 14,000 people. they had top five exercises that can be considered stand alone treatment alongside current standard therapy. like medications and cognitive

therapy. tai chi, that we know is so popular. number four, mixed aerobic exercises like dancing or swimming. number three, strength training. rebecca, this was found to be specifically important for younger women. they found to benefit from this. number two, yoga. number one jogging or walking. i want to say although we listed these from 5-1, the difference between them is very small. it's about picking what you love, sticking with it. it can be really helpful. >> so you actually do stick with it and make it part of your lifestyle. what else can people do? >> i think understanding there are therapies out there such as medications and behavioral therapies, cognitive behavioral therapy, for example. it's most important to understand that depression is an illness, much the way we look at high blood pressure. the importance in that is that it's something you might not be able to fix by yourself, so reach out to your primary care provider, to a friend if you need help. remember that it's okay to ask for help. >> always great advice, dr. sutton. always great to do these exercises even if you're not confronting

depression. >> absolutely we all should. >> thank you very much. gio? >> power of exercise. now to a winter sports classic. the new york area hosting the 2024 nhl stadium series. trevor is here with a preview. hey, trev. >> good morning, gio. this is happening at met life stadium, typically home to the new york jet, the giants, often michael strahan. this weekend it's hosting outdoor hockey. we have a time lapse. met life converting from a football field into an ice rink. they're expecting 140,000 fans over two days. first the new jersey devils hosting the philadelphia flyers 8 p.m. saturday night. you can watch it on abc. and then sunday the new york rangers play the new york islanders at 3:00 p.m. that's also on abc, guys. >> thank you, trevor. coming up, exclusive interview with prince harry on the invictus winter games and his dedication to helping wounded warriors. >> also ahead, more of our exclusive first look at billy joel's new video as he turns the lights back on, with a little help from ai and turns back the clock. lori b has the right stuff on president's day sales.

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to have the games every other year, but then also be able to do this as well is literally my annual fix to be in amongst this community and have a laugh, have fun, no matter which nation they're from, the balance at same. >> reporter: harry giving gma an exclusive preview of the first ever winter invictus games. a year from now more than 500 wounded service members from all over the globe will be in whistler and vancouver competing in events including alpine skiing and the high speed skeleton. >> you wouldn't believe the number of people that have signed up to throw themselves head first on a tray downhill. >> reporter: harry even trying adaptive skiing. >> this is peace maker. >> reporter: hi, peace maker. we met competitors like peace maker from nigeria, who uses this to get a chance to get used to the slopes. >> what time did you get here today? >> 9:00. >> it's now half past 3.

are you excited to have team nigeria here? >> yes. >> reporter: then there instructors like alex, a paralympic skier. >> what does it mean to you to teach these guys skiing for the first time? >> it's normalizing a hidden world of disability. more people know about what we do, the better. >> it's proving to people that this is possible no matter what your disability is. >> reporter: for so many of the service members, these games are about finding meaning after devastating loss. why do the invictus games need to exist? >> the invictus games give you purpose again, something to train for, something to look forward to. for me, it doesn't matter whether i win a medal or not. what matters is putting in the time to train, just to compete. have the camaraderie with other service members and build that family. >> reporter: with the help of a phone to translate, we saw that firsthand with this ukrainian competitor. what brought you here to whistler? >> i am here to help my brother,

who are currently wounded in ukrainian hospitals. >> reporter: when you hear that, what does that do for you? >> stirs the emotions. you know? it's not lost on me. it's not lost on any of us. thousands of ukrainians that have been injured now. >> reporter: harry said what's most significant to him is the meaning the games bring to everyone involved. >> it's not just about individual. everyone pays a lot of attention, rightly so, to the person who's been injured. actually the whole family gets injured because the lives are changed, turned upside down forever. >> reporter: 100%. >> to have the resources and platform for them to heal myself. if they heal themselves, the whole family heals. to me, that is without doubt, the most rewarding piece to all of this. >> reporter: there was a permating sense of gratitude on the mountain this whole week especially from the competitors who want to participate that bring them such meaning and purpose and gratitude from harry

to get out and be among the people he has such fellowship and history with, and to go do the work that means so much to him and to his legacy, guys. the invictus games are so incredible. thank you very much, will, for bringing that to us. time to get poppy with sammy now. >> friday pop news. pop newsers, we begin with a disclaimer. we didn't start the fire, billy joel did. [ laughter ] it's been burning since the '70s. let's start with more from the piano man. he's the voice of more than one generation. george, a pop news spy tells me this might be one of your favorite songs. take a listen. >> love that song. >> is that true? it's beautiful. >> beautiful. always have loved it. >> is there a story? do you want to give me a little bit or just let it go at that? [ laughter ] >> we'll let it go with that. [ laughter ] >> earlier we told you the first of billy joel's brand new video for turn the lights back on.

now we get to show everyone, even more from joel's first new music video in decades. check it out. ♪ i can see as we're laying in the darkness we're laying in the darkness did i wait too long to turn the lights back on ♪ >> now there's a good use for ai technology. that ground breaking ai technology to show case billy joel performing his first hit throughout the different stages of his career. you can watch the video on you tube then stream "turn the lights back on" everywhere all the time. also this morning, something extra get excited because the x men are returning. that's it. i won't do any more. to our tv screens. it's only been a few days since deadpool 3 broke records and the internet as the most watched trailer in cinematic history, 365 million views in less than a

week. that brought one of the world's favorite x men back, wolverine. now marvel has announced a new animated x men series called ebg men 97. that trailer racking up 3 million views in just five hours. there's more to come. x men 97 will pick up where the old show left off in 1997. for those born before it. and they're not the only super heroes returning to our screens. marvel also announcing the new cast, guys, of the fantastic 4 reboot. now, i was there for the original comic books all the way through the tv shows. we've got oscar nominee and the crown star vanessa kirby, stranger things joseph quinn, the mr. pedro pascal, as mr. fantastic himself. fantastic 4 will not hit theaters until 2025, but x men 97, you can start streaming that on disney+ on march 20th. that's pop news. >> love these throw backs. >> aren't they amazing?

not only that fantastic 4. what a cast. what a cast. all right. all right, pop newsers. take a deep breath and maybe double up on our shape wear. it's met gala season. [ laughter ] and you know, the biggest monday in may. anna wintour unveiling a new outfit. have you seen her outfit? unbelievable. actress singer and songwriter super star jennifer lopez, bad bunny. if that's not hot enough, making his met debut is the god of thunder himself, mr. chris hemsworth. this year's theme, the garden of time inspired by costume institute's upcoming exhibits which would be an aude to nature. the quote emotional poetics of fashion. people reacting to the news posting the announcement with the caption, anyone have a garden of time outfit i can borrow? and thank you for asking, chris. because, yes. yes, i do. >> no, no. [ laughter ]

>> in the word of miranda priestly, florals for spring, groundbreaking. that's pop news. [ applause ] >> you always bring it. that was great. all right. let's go over to ginger. >> thank you. i hope he does borrow that. that would be great. let's talk about the spring outlook. we'll get to it here. let's start with florida looking nice. looking nice this morning. first half of the weekend will be all right for some. watch what happens. slow moving front coming through on saturday then into sunday some heavy rain because it is that slow. a big change for sure. and looking at that spring outlook, it fits. much wetter than normal. this is for march, april an may. dryer pockets in the pacific northwest, southwest, southwest plains. look at this. above average very el nino looking into the spring. let's get a check closer to home.

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baby gear, right? it can be really expensive. you know firsthand. >> this baby behaves very well, by the way. >> the perfect baby. right? in our gma onsie. this is from baby lift. everybody knows and loves this site. it is a universal registry, gear tested, experts are there to tell you what's good. and they're having a sale 25% off of the best selling kiko products. kiko is a great brand, really well respected, industry leader. this car seat is around $280. 25% off. i was told there would be no math involved. you can do that. >> it's a deal. >> it's a deal. this $650 travel system 25% off is gonna get you $487. >> this is the travel system. >> the whole thing. stroller, car seat, everything. check that out. obviously we had to give sam a chance to do something. [ laughter ] >> if you want to put it back on, we can do that. >> okay, sam.

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joe and sam. they belong. >> they belong here with us. no, no discount on this. laurie. be as always. thank you so much. >> and for more, you can visit our website at goodmorningamerica.com. we will be right back with michael. he's going to surprise that amazing football team in the bronx. >> stay with us, bramble. >> protocol and tradition are the metal from which every cop in this city is forged. >> the rookie returns tuesday on abc and stream on hulu. >> it's a beautiful the good doctor new night, always live, abc seven news starts right now seven morning i'm amanda delcastillo from abc seven mornings. >> let's get to gloria for a look at traffic. good morning gloria. >> good morning. you know, we haven't seen as much traffic as we normally do this time of morning. of course, it is a weekend. it's also a friday when a lot of people work from home. here's a live look outside at

our bay bridge camera, and you could see there are some cars out there, but traffic is flowing nicely. >> all right. 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 grab a mug and tea proudly. people that drink bigelow tea is so important to my family because making that perfect cup, it's the reason we do what we do. hi guys! so what are you guys drinking? >> constant comment when i'm drinking bigelow tea. >> it's just a moment for me. it's just me time. >> that's what a cup of tea is. a moment for you. someone you love. >> oh, it tastes really great. >> yes, it was always bigelow tea. wow. that's what my family hopes for. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> the economy is simply not working for millions of hard working families. they're working harder than ever, and they still can't make enough to

get by to afford food and medicine, to even keep a roof over their heads. we need to build more housing that's truly affordable. we need to address this terrible epidemic of homelessness. we need to invest in good paying jobs. union jobs and investments in our future. this. this is why i'm running for the us senate. i'm adam schiff and i approve this message. >> step into the world of cirque du soleil. kooza under the big top in the bay area. the kooza now playing at oracle park and playing april 18th to may 26th at santa clara county fairgrounds. buy tickets at cirque du soleil .com. >> let's take you outside. this is a live look from our exploratorium camera show you we have cloudy skies. it's just going to be an overcast kind of day throughout the entire day. we're dry all day today. no worries about the rain. we'll have temperatures actually feeling mild despite the limited sunshine this afternoon. temperatures going into the 60s

now. rain is back in the forecast starting on saturday. it's a level two, a moderate storm will have rain heavy at times, particularly in the afternoon. those winds will be gusty up to 40mph, and a high surf advisory in effect along our coastline. so look at the timeline for our rain chances tomorrow. we have light showers in the morning, but the best chance coming in the early afternoon for those downpours. amanda. all right. thanks drew. >> and we will have another abc seven news update in about 30 minutes. and always on our news app and abc seven news.com. setup. welcome back to gma live from times square >> we have been looking forward to this all morning. michael in the bronx with a great day of sunshine. hey, michael. >> hey, george. do you know what? i am here in the bronx.

do you know what? i understand what it's like to tackle tough challenges and also to defy the odds. when i heard about the football team here at cardinal hayes high school, do you know what i did? i said, we gotta do something. i needed to tell this story because they've done more than just win games. they brought this community together. the team is behind this door, so i'm speaking a little bit quietly right now. but it's time to go meet them. i got this, so i will be quiet no more. here we go. cardinal players, can i have your attention? what's up! i'm michael strahan from gma! [ cheers ] hey! hey hey hey! hey hey hey! how you doing? okay. quiet down for one second. i got something.

you thought you were here, cameras were here because they were shooting something about a news story about you all. it's true, but it's kind of not true. not exactly correct. we're live on gma right now. we're live. [ cheers ] yeah! and we have a special morning planned for all of you here. i'm so glad that i was able to do this with you. i know all about you did not let the circumstances bring you down. did not let them define you. you took them. you excelled through all of them. now i want america to know just how amazing you are. take a look. cardinal hayes high school in the bronx celebrating after becoming the first new york city team in history to win the catholic league state championship. a win made all the more remarkable since last season they were one of the worst teams in the league.

>> we were 2-8. the kids battled. we made a lot of young player mistakes. >> the morale was very down after the season. people even referring to us as one of the worst teams in the program history. >> they had a lot to prove and a lot stacked against them. for starters, this was their weight room in the off season. outside and caked in rust. while their indoor gym was finally being renovated. their inner city practice field wedged between the school and the metro north train line, came up just a little short. >> you're running 50, 40, 30. said quite a few prayers that the kids stopped in time. kickoff! kickoff! >> it was playable, at least until it got dark, because the field has no lights. to finish practice, the team would walk ten minutes along the train tracks to a borrowed field. >> having to walk from another field to another field, just something that other teams don't do. >> and their game field, a public

park maintained by the city, deemed too unsafe for official play this season. >> just a ton of good size divots. there's a wave in the field right now. it's not safe. >> they would spend the entire season playing games on the opponents' turf, the city telling us it continues to explore ways to maintain the field. >> vast majority of our opponents have sprawling campuses and have plenty of facilities. we have to make due. it is what it is. we're located in the poorest congressional district in the nation. most of the students come from the surrounding area. one thing we're guaranteed is we're gonna get knocked down. the question is how we respond. >> let's go, come on! >> refusing to let their circumstances define them, they dug in and got the work. during the off season, training in the hallways. >> higher, higher! >> we all knew what we wanted. >> we don't have the most money of anybody in the league. i feel like we just have to outwork them. our coach really told us a lot. >> turning those obstacles into the strength that define them, starting with their outdoor

rusty weight room. >> whenever it rains probably add in incremental pounds to that weight and just made us stronger. >> they say that nighttime walk helped the team bond, and the extra time spent traveling to all those away games crammed into these run down buses. >> we just enjoy each other's company, thinking of all the stuff we need to do to be successful that day. we go on the field and perform. >> he has room in front of him. he takes it! pay dirt! touchdown, cardinals! >> i'm watching. i'm like, these guys are gonna be dangerous. >> cleveland racing down the sigh lines. it will on take two plays. >> it was magical, to say the least. >> taking the city championship. of course, that state title. >> he takes it to the house! >> nothing that we didn't have impacted us.

you can't be mad at the things you can't control. you're not your circumstance. you can overcome always, if you just have faith and belief. >> for reminding all of us that we could be greater than our surroundings, cardinal hayes high school, you are our ray of sunshine. [ cheers ] absolutely love it. absolutely love it. you are a lot better than i ever was in high school. i'll be honest with you. we have coach o'neil here. coach, yes. [ applause ] despite everything, you beat the odds. you brought home the championship. you know, you made history. so what was it like coaching this great incredible group of young men? [ applause ] >> such a sense of pride to watch a group of young men go from being 2-8, not giving up, not going to the transfer portal, not complaining, just going to work. coming back the next season and just keep going and building up. such a sense of pride.

>> we also, you should be very proud, the job you've done. we have jv coach wilson here. coach, what does this team mean to the community? >> well, i mean, we have a slogan that we are new york city. right? [ applause ] on our runs -- thank you. on our run to the state championship, the local community, they put signs in the stores and supported the kids. came out, and we had so much support at our games, the championship game and the state championship game, was amazing. something you'd see in the suburbs happened right here in the bronx. we're so proud and thankful for having that opportunity to make history, to be the first team to win a state championship. >> you may new york proud, for sure. [ applause ] this team, the team is full of talented players, okay? one of them is this guy right here, wide receiver reed jones. [ applause ] all right. i know you're just a junior. i know you received some offers

from brown and columbia for college. congratulations to you. [ applause ] but what you don't know, something we can reveal to you today, is that you also are receiving offers from william and mary, georgetown and fordham. [ applause ] how do you feel? how do you feel about that? how do you feel? >> it's a blessing, do you know what i mean? i have been playing football since i was 6. this is all i ever wanted. i'd like to thank you for coming here today. >> i'm glad to be here. your mom is next to you. you're emotional. you know all the hard work that he put in for these offers. how does that make you feel? how proud are you of him? >> i am so proud of him. he's an amazing kid, on and off the field. he works really hard. he loves his team.

he loves his school. he gets up early in the morning. he gets out of brooklyn. gets here on time. never tires. i'm just so proud of him. >> you should be. we all are. congratulations. congratulations. [ applause ] and you know, we're gonna meet another one. we got another one of these great players. this is junior and his mom nadia. jaden, we know you've always dreamed of going to syracuse, right? sklt you've been talking to them about playing there and playing football there and all that stuff. something you did not know, i can officially tell you, you have an offer from syracuse. [ applause ] what do you think? what do you think? what do you think? >> i'm really surprised right now. i couldn't have done it without my brothers here. my coaches. thankful for that. my mom.

the moms. [ applause ] >> you and your mom, nadia. i absolutely love it. those are two great surprises. we got a lot of guys. you are great. do you know what? we're gma, right? we do things a little bit different here. we do things, right? we surprise people. so we are keeping the surprises coming. you guys okay with that? you cool with that? all right, all right. [ applause ] one thing we know football equipment, it's expensive. it's really expensive. we know you could use some new stuff for the team. guys, help me out. open the box. open this box right here. [ applause ] yeah! our friends at rydell. our friends -- [ [ applause ] our friends, right -- >> one clap!

one clap! two claps! >> our friends at rydell, they were so impressed with your story, they wanted to advance the student athlete protection and performance at cardinal hayes. they're gonna give the football program more than $30,000 worth of new equipment including helmets, pads and the tackling system. coach, what do you think about that? gonna help you out? >> that's gonna help. those helmets are the safest thing on the market in our opinion. we had a donor give us a few of them last year. good deal. now you guys helping. >> now everybody gets them. we got you all, right? [ applause ] all right. how about one more? are you all cool with that? one more. you know you need cleats when you're making those cuts, when you're running for 80, 90 yards. you need cleats. open up box number two! [ applause ]

oh! oh. our friends -- do you know what's so funny? they keep saying back up. i'm like, these are excited football players. we go forward, we don't go back, all right! our friends at nike, they are committed to expanding access to sports for the next generation, so they are so impressed by your story, that they are going to support cardinal hayes by giving everyone on the team new cleats. [ applause ] there we go. those are cool. anyone, anyone here to sing the gma play book, our play book is thick. right? that was two great surprises. in our play book, we got more, man. we're not done yet. guys, help me out.

one more time. turn that bore around. oh! [ applause ] oh! oh! oh! okay! 50 racks! 50 racks! oh! >> you're awesome! >> 50 racks! # [ crowd cheering ] >> oh. our friends $50,000 from our friends at bank of america. they were so impressed by what you did here at cardinal hayes. they were impressed by your story that they're going to give you $50,000 towards the cardinal hayes football program. on top of that, they're providing team financial literacy through their better money habits program which is available in english and spanish. congratulations cardinal hayes! [ applause ] okay.

now we're gonna hear from the president of cardinal hayes. michael carey, mr. carey, how much will this help the program? >> this will help tremendously. we have just recently started a financial empowerment program at hayes. this will be a major, major step forward for our students. >> that's fantastic. i always say one thing i wish i learned in high school is financial literacy. i think it's so important. i'm glad you started that program and hopefully, this will help. >> thank you. >> of course. of course. and, coach, how will this help the team, this equipment and everything else? >> we gotta try to repeat. simple as that. we got to get back to work. we started our off season. got a new weight room upstairs. get to work. >> i was listening to you guys out here working out last few hours. you're on the road. you got these guys working hard. >> lot of talent. >> and do you know what? we're gonna take a break, okay. but we got one more thing. one more thing up our sleeves when we come back, george. back to you. >> we cannot wait.

boy, was that fantastic. we love seeing those parents and kids learn that great news. be right back with more from michael in the bronx. . wasn't that great? so great. be right back with more from michael in t

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hanging out with the guys. makes me want to put my uniform back on. i can't keep up anymore. we are at cardinal hayes high school where we just sprung three huge surprises on this championship football team. and we love the grit, and we love the determination that they've shown this season. do you know what? we've got one more surprise. are you ready? [ crowd reacting ] come on out, ray! where's ray, our ray of sunshine? there we go. my former team, the new york giants, they're gonna give everyone in the football program tickets to a preseason game next season! [ applause ] you get a chance to come check out the giants. love it! lot of excitement here in the bronx. rebecca, back to you and a lot of excitement in the studio. >> we're so excited. love to see those faces up

close. all right. so happy for everyone there. we're gonna head over to ginger. hey, ginge. >> i'm so happy to see that. from the sunshine to snow. spokane washington 2 to 3 inches. we have that parade of storms coming for the west coast. about to take things that have been a little dried out in utah and change it dramatically. watch this. the next one comes in with considerable wind, the bay area through the weekend. another one behind that that hangs out a little too long for comfort. santa barbara could pick up 5 to 8 inches. los angeles could get heavy rain. up to 15 inches in northern california. let's get a check now closer to home. we're going to have much more with stra in the bronx when we come back. >> okay. with stray in the bronx when we come

we've had a great half hour here with michael in the bronx. love seeing those surprises. let's go back. >> hey, george. i just have one more question for president carey. our gma team, they've been driving you nuts trying to set all of this up. was it worth it? >> more than worth it. we're grateful. we couldn't be more grateful that you guys came. coaches are outstanding, players are outstanding. the entire school, we survive on private funding. but we are in the poorest community. we've had tough times. but hayes is on the rise because of our alumni, our friends, the young men here, the teachers. proud of all of them. this has been great for all of us. we appreciate you coming up here. [ applause ] >> i'll tell you what. we appreciate you allowing us to come up here. we're so proud of all of you and all the hard work you have all put in. continue to put in that hard work. we'll continue to follow cardinal hayes high school.

hopefully, it's a repeat. we'll be looking forward to that. coach, thank you. congratulations to our guys there. i'm gonna throw it back to you guys in the studio. >> great story, michael. we'll be right back. >> great friday morning. >> sure was. >> thanks for sharing that story, michael. we'll be right back. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey.

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just check their websites. >> and gloria we'll go outside santa cruz a live look, a couple of folks walking on the beach. just a cloudy day today. we're dry, so no worry of any wet weather and temperatures. pretty pleasant in the 60s later on today. now tomorrow rain is back in. the forecast is a level two moderate storm. tomorrow rain heavy at times, particularly in the afternoon. gusty winds as well, and a high surf advisory along the coast for waves up to 28ft. amanda >> thanks, jared. time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back at 11 for midday live. have a great day. it's day of love week on live with day of love week on live with kelly and mark. we love this talented guy, darren criss. plus, from the new series constellation, the lovely and talented noomi rapace. also, the live staff reveals some of f their lovingng love stories