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overtime thriller overnight. >> they score! >> the comeback rocking the nhl stadium series, plus the jonas brothers heating up met life. we're skating into the week with nhl commissioner gary bettman, live. and celebrating the road to the oscars. >> oppenheimer. >> killian murphy. >> who won big on london's big night? >> i want to thank my fellow nominees. and my oppen-homies. >> all the awards and the big surprise on stage. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morning america. it is good to have eva and demarco with me to start on this president's day. we want to get right to the powerful storm battering california right now. tens of millions of people are underflood alerts as the ground

and much of the storm zone is drying out. faith abubey is in santa barbara where some evacuation warnings are in effect. good morning, faith. >> reporter: good morning, michael. officials are encouraging people in high risk areas to leave while they can. you can see the tide coming in behind me washing debris to shore. the entire county is under a flood watch. you can see why. the rain has been steadily coming down and the winds are getting stronger as the system moves through. overnight more than 37 million people under flood alerts in california as a major storm moves in. >> i'm hoping it doesn't rain too hard. >> reporter: in sacramento, heavy rain flooding parts of i-80. several accidents across the highway, cars hydroplaning and going off the road. donner path also seeing major travel problems on the same interstate. this slide pushing a semi. while in guyersville, this mudsly covering much of highway

128. emergency crews cutting this tree blocking the road displaced by the mud flow. and heavy flooding closing this highway. rescuers say two people had to leave their cars after stalled in the high waters. this as heavy rain and up to 60 mile winds. >> i'm afraid of the flooding for the homeless. i'm very concerned about that. >> reporter: authorities asking residents in mud flow areas to prepare. >> caution should be taken around flood control channels and in the crossings there. >> reporter: this the second of a one-two punch round of heavy rain impacting the region. and the potential for mud slides and downed trees and power lines is very real. the ground here is just so saturated from the multiple rounds of storms. first responders are standing by just in case. michael? >> we can see it getting worse right behind you, faith. thank you. let's bring in ginger for the track and timing of the storm. good morning, ginger. >> el nino is really showing out, right?

this pattern is so wet for california. i'm gonna time it out in a moment. first you have to know that santa barbara, santa unez mountain range, are in that life threatening flash flooding meaning they could see isolated amounts up to 10 inches. you'll see that whole area and much of california undera flood watch. on top of that you've got winds that will gust 40 to 60 mile per hour. often we see trees come down easily in this. that is often how people die. in cars and in your homes so be careful of that. high surf advisory for up to 28 foot waves. now, time it out. brief tornados possible in the sacramento valley today. los angeles will be getting heavy downpours through the afternoon. then tomorrow morning bay area still getting slammed. los angeles and even big bear starting to get the snow because the snow levels are going to be coming down. heavy rain continues through tonight and even into early tomorrow morning. demarco, you said it. feels like california is getting hit. los angeles is chasing its wettest february on record. that's big. >> that is big. >> all right.

thanks, ginger. the latest now on the race for the white house. the south carolina republican primary just five days away. nikki haley under pressure to make up ground against donald trump in her home state, as the former president lashed out on the campaign trail about his legal troubles. aaron katersky is tracking it all. good morning to you, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, eva. after a week of set backs in the courtroom, this week donald trump is expected to find success on the campaign trail. this morning donald trump is fuming, complaining of an unconstitutional atrocity after one new york judge held him liable for fraud and ordered him to pay $355 million, and another set his first of four criminal trials are set for march 25th during the primaries. he called the judges nasty. >> it's a horrible, horrible thing. >> reporter: trump's legal troubles may be helping him politically, but are costing his supporters plenty. last year filings showed his political fund-raising center spent $50 million. he's hawking sneakers and perfume to raise money. his remaining republican challenger said it should be a wakeup call for the party.

>> the part i worry about, the rnc is now going to be the piggy bank for trump's legal fees. >> reporter: nikki haley trials in south carolina where the primary is five days from now. >> we need a new generational leader that's not distracted by court cases, that's not filled with vengeance, that ends the drama. >> reporter: haley chided trump for not saying anything about the death of putin's most outspoken critic. >> either he sides with putin and thinks it's cool that putin killed one of his political opponents or he just doesn't think it's that big of a deal. either one of those is concerning. either one of those is a problem. >> reporter: trump's focus, of course, has been on his mounting legal threats, running for president as he tries to outrun the law. michael? >> aaron, thank you very much for that. now we're going to turn to reaction world wide after the sudden death of putin's top critic, alexei navalny. our chief global affairs anchor martha raddatz is tracking if latest.

good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, michael. not only has putin's most outspoken critic been silenced. here in ukraine, russia has had a major battlefield victory as ukrainian supplies dwindle. this morning as russia makes its most significant advance in nearly a year, taking the town of azika, the world reacting to the sudden death of russia's most prominent opposition leader, alexei navalny. people taking to the streets across europe, from germany to france, a sign that a memorial in london reading killed but not forgotten. in russia, police detaining more than 400 people in at least 32 cities, dragging them away from memorials after laying flowers in memory of the late russian opposition activist, an act of defiance not tolerated. u.s. ambassador to russia seen laying flowers at the stone in

moscow writing on x, we express our deepest condolences to the family, colleagues and supporters of alexei navalny. his strength is an inspiring example. we honor his memory. his wife remembering her husband on social media writing simply, i love you. this morning officials at a morgue in the city where it's believed navalny's body is likely being held, refused to allow his elderly mother and lawyers inside. navalny was last seen thursday at a court hearing smiling and talking to the judge, who fell ill after a walk and was pronounced dead at the scene. back in the u.s., officials calling for action prompted both by navalny's death and the fall of the key ukrainian city which ukraine said is directly

linked to a shortage of ammunition and u.s. aid. we are headed to a hospital here where the wounded from the latest battles are being treated. with aid running out, doctors say even more lives and limbs are being lost. demarco? >> martha, thank you. back here at home, president biden is blasting congress for failing to pass an aid package for ukraine. senior white house correspondent selina wang has the latest on this story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, demarco. that's right. president biden, he is blaming congress for the fall of that eastern ukrainian city and warns that more could follow. he said congress needs to pass more aid and it has left ukraine without ammunition giving putin his first major win in months. the senate already passed ukraine and israel funding, but the house went on a two week break without even considering the bill. even ukraine's president zelenskyy taking swipes at congress, saying everyone remember dictators do not go on vacation. but look, unclear if ukraine's

losses or if navalny's death are enough to move congress. many house republicans fear crossing donald trump, who is against giving more aid. when congress comes back from their break, they'll have other priorities with almost three days to avert the next government shutdown. eva. >> selina wang, thank you. now to a tragedy in minnesota. three first responders killed after arriving on the scene of a domestic disturbance. this morning we are learning the names of the two police officers and firefighter. alex perez join us with details. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, eva. officers got the call for that domestic incident in the middle of the night. shots were fired at the officers from the main and upper levels of the home. overnight a minnesota community reeling from the loss of two police men and a firefighter shot and killed responding to a domestic incident in burnsville, south of minnesota, gathering to honor the fallen. >> we're all grieving. we're gonna do it together. >> reporter: police called to the scene about 2 a.m. sunday

where they say the shooter was barricaded inside with his family, including seven children. >> this individual had several guns and large amounts of ammunition and shot at the police officers from multiple positions within the home. >> i need two ambulances. >> reporter: automated calls warning families to shelter in place. residents like bridget stewart, shaken. >> it's a scary situation to have to be held to hunker in place and go to your basement. >> reporter: after an hours long standoff, the windshield on this armored police vehicle riddled with bullets. police later determining the suspect died by suicide. the children all safe. scores of first responders gathering outside the medical center to salute their lost brothers. police officers paul elmstrand and matthew ruby and firefighter paramedic adam finson who police say were killed by the gun man. their bodies transported to the medical examiner's office. another officer was injured in

all of this. state department of public safety is investigating the shootings. demarco? >> alex, thank you very much. we appreciate. turning to the police investigation over the possible double homicide in a college dorm room. mola lenghi has this story. good morning, mola. >> reporter: good morning. police say they do believe this was an isolated incident. still this morning the shooter remains on the loose. this morning police identifying two victims shot dead friday at the university of colorado, colorado springs campus as an active search for the killer continues. the victims, a 24-year-old registered student seen here at a recital and a 26-year-old who was not a current student. police responded to a call of shots fired in a dorm room just before 6 a.m. friday. >> it was for gun shot victims. not sure if the scene is safe yet. highly recommend safety. >> reporter: the victims discovered shortly after.

>> i was shocked honestly. i had woke up to one of my teachers saying there was a lockdown an stay safe. >> reporter: class were cancelled the rest of the day. police are with holding information about the on going investigation but they believe this was not a random act. the university declaring monday a day of healing. >> we are in shock as we process this tragic loss of two lives. >> reporter: university canceling classes today. meanwhile, the police investigation is on going, michael. >> all right. thank you so much, mola. gonna shift gears to the road to the oscars. oppenheimer was a big winner at the british version of the academy awards. janai norman is here with more. janai, this is usually a preview to what's going to happen at the oscars. >> michael, you are the big winner because i am here next to you. i know you missed me. i have missed you. the baftas is one of the biggest stops on the red carpet season. last night was full of laughs,

hilarious acceptance speech, a standing ovation for michael j. fox, and it could be an indication of what's to come with the oscars. given how last night went, the cast of oppenheimer sure hopes so. a star studded bafta awards. >> oompaloompa. doopity dong, most of these films were frankly too long. [ laughter ] >> reporter: oppenheimer cleaned up. >> christopher nolan. >> killian murphy, oppenheimer. >> oppenheimer. robert downey jr. >> reporter: notching seven wins including best film, lead act for killian murphy. >> i want to thank my fellow nominees and oppen-homies. [ laughter ] >> reporter: best supporting actor for robert downty jr. >> i place this at the feet of my alpha and omega, susan downey. >> reporter: the baftas are often

seen as an indicator of what's to come at the academy awards. that's good news for the cast of "poor things." >> i am bella baxter. there is a world to enjoy. >> reporter: the dark comedy fantasy pulling in five baftas including best actress for emma stone. >> i really just want to thank my mom. she's the best person i know in the whole world. she inspires me every day. she's always made me believe this crazy idea that i could do something like this. i'm beyond grateful. without her, none of this exist, including my life. so thank you for that, too, mom. [ laughter ] >> reporter: joy randolph continuing her award season sweep after winning the golden globe and critics choice award tearfully accepting the bafta for best supporting actress for her role as mary lamb in the holdovers. >> there have been countless marys throughout history who have never got a chance to wear beautiful gowns and stand on the stage here in london telling her story of responsibility that i do not take lightly. >> reporter: the crowd on their

feet for michael j. fox as he introduced the night's top honors. and it wasn't just the stars taking the stage, but royalty on the red carpet. prince william, who serves as president of the bafta, also celebrating the u.k.'s biggest night in film solo, as his wife, princess kate, recovers from surgery. "killer of the flower moon" and "barbie" and "maestro" didn't get any love but on this side of the pond barbie picked up six awards including movie of the year. america ferrera took home an award for her role. she's up for best supporting actress at the oscars. we'll see what happens. >> i think it's a sign that oppenheimer will do well. >> i really liked the movie. >> people's choice is a whole different thing. i don't know what to believe. [ laughter ] what i do know is we are so lucky to have you back. we are so lucky you're back. >> thank you.

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>> reporter: demarco, good morning. yeah, president's day is a little oasis of savings as we all try to capitalize on saving here, saving there. but how do you find the best deals, and where are they? >> washington, lincoln, fdr. this country was built on great leaders. >> reporter: this morning retailers around the country honoring them with sales. >> what we've seen over the years is large appliance companies and the mattress industry and other industries like that have really comandeered this holiday. saying we're going to offer our best sales of the year during this time. >> reporter: like deals on mattresses, offering discounts from 20% to 40% off. but one source that's making a play for best mattress price, jcpenney. they have a serta cooling plush top plus a box spring. it was $850, now just $444.

also on sale, winter gear. at rei, this women's parka was $250, now $93. this men's hooded parka was $398, now just $99. amazon has a bunch of outer wear up to 40% off. >> we've also seen some deals exciting. >> reporter: this mac book at best buy and costco was $1299, now $999. these bose noise canceling head phones were $329, now $199 at best buy. that's the same price we saw on black friday. this vizio tv at wal-mart was $528, now $348. that's cheaper than black friday's price. now another huge category of savings on president's day is appliances. here at home depot, they have discounts across the board. but one that is particularly interesting is a ge dryer.

lots of bells and whistles. it was $1349. now it's $898. we'll be back in the second hour of gma with more details, deals, including one on who doesn't love a power tool? i mean, this thing's cool. cleaning the aisles. [ laughter ] >> all right, becky. thank you very much. she'll be back within our next hour with more bargains. >> don't want to miss that. stick around for that. coming up next the nhl stadium series. it was a must see this weekend. commissioner gary bettman is here to tell us all about it for our "play of the day." there he is. there he is! ♪ ♪ is a rate based on you, with allstate. because you know that just because it fits in the cupholder doesn't make it 'to-go'. and you know how to brake, without breaking everything. and you're definitely not doing -okay,

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we're back now with our "play of the day." the nhl's tenth annual stadium series took place at met life stadium over the weekend. two hockey games, record crowds, and even performances by the jonas brothers. nhl commissioner gary bettman join us to talk about it all. mr. commissioner, thank you for being here. congratulations on an incredible weekend. i think over 150,000 people in the stadium. let's start with sunday's game. 77,000 fans watched the rangers come back and beat their cross city rival, the islander, 6-5. what did you think of the whole spectacle of it all? >> this was our 41st outdoor game. each one of them is unique, special.

as you know from playing football, you were used to playing in front of 60,000, 70,000, 80,000 people. we typically play in front of 18,000, on average. to have that many fans come together to celebrate the sport and do it in the elements just made for really special weekend. >> it was fun to watch. on top of the great hockey, you had the jonas brothers. >> new jersey theme. >> new jersey theme. then the philly flyers came out. they were dressed like rocky off the bus. >> yes. >> the new jersey devils, they came out dressed in sopranos track suits. this is more than just a hockey game. >> it is. i don't know that there's any regular season game in any sport that gets the amount of attention this does. this is a big event. what happens is, the players love doing it as well. they embrace the moment. >> seems like the new women's hockey league, they set records in toronto for attendance. >> yes. >> what are you doing to support and build the female audience?

>> we have been part of helping them get set up. we told them any parts of our infrastructure, from the league office standpoint, that we would be there to help them. we had them an all-star weekend like we had in toronto, where we had a women's three on three tournament, or game. we think anything that helps bring people to the game of hockey, no matter who they are, what they believe, what their background, is good for the growth of the game. >> you said the nhl has never been in better shape. one way to keep that going and the reason it is that is because you have a lot of incredible young players. kana bernard from the black hawk seems like a generational talent. >> austin matthew, conner mcdavis. i think half of our leading scorers in the league are under 25. the skill level, the speed of the game, the competitiveness of the game, the entertainment value of the game probably has never been better.

so when the game's strong, everything that goes on around the game is great. our franchises have never been stronger. it's a good time, but we're always looking ahead to see what the next thing is we can do to keep growing. >> leading scorers are under 25. i'm like, they're under half my age. >> they weren't born when i started this job. >> 31 years ago. you started this job 31 years ago. the funny thing is, no canadian team has won the cup since you've been commissioner. >> no, my first year. >> your first year. 30 years. lot of people call this the bettman curse? >> let's not get carried away. [ laughter ] that's a little harsh. you want a whole country mad at me? there are a lot of people north of the 49th parallel that may embrace what you just said. >> perceived curse. i have a feeling that's going to be broken. you just made a big announcement which makes me happy. all-star game coming back to new

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battering california right now. >> tens of millions under flood alerts as the ground is still drying out from the last round of storms. ginger is back. good morning again, ginger. >> hey, good morning. so many are chasing their wettest february on record in southern california. that includes los angeles. look at this. this is a landslide. as we see it there. this is delnort county, so way northern california where that landslide took over the road. santa rosa. this is the problem for much of the state today. it will not only be heavy rain, but all the roots are saturated and then the tree falls. on to a car, on to your home. that is how you get hurt or die from this type of storm. not only will you have the life threatening flash flooding, by the way, santa barbara is in a flash flood warning. that's the kind where they ask you not to drive. this strong storm brings with it 40 to 60 mile per hour wind gusts, waves up to 28 feet. that's what some of the high surf advisories are for. gusty winds will go all the way through nevada.

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we'll go through it. it's the first fda approved drug for more than one food allergen marketed xolair. it is given by injection. it is not a pill. it is approved for people 1 year of age and up. it does have to be given repeatedly every two to four weeks indefinitely, so it's not a one and done type of thing. it does lower the risk of the life threatening allergy, but it is not -- i want to emphasize not -- a cure for food allergies. >> how is it different from an epi pen? >> completely different. i'm glad you asked that question, demarco. epi pen is the drug of choice for treating a food allergy or a suspected severe allergic reaction. this is more of, not a prevention but lowers the risk be accidental food exposure. we've heard recently in the news about someone who tragically died after ingesting a cookie that had a peanut in them. so this is that insurance policy

type of class medication. >> let's talk cost and insurance providers. >> you better believe it sure is expensive. any time you talk about the benefits, you have to talk about the negatives. the cost may not be covered by insurance runs about $5,000 a month. it needs to be given indefinitely. again, it is not a cure. it just lowers the risk. >> doctor, thank you very much. we'll see you later on gma3. eva, back to you. >> yes, you will. turning to president's day sales in full swing. let's go back to becky worley at home depot for some breaking bargain, many which are shopable right now. what do you have for us? >> eva, good morning again. yeah, president's day is all about the presidents who are on the currency. so i think it's only fitting that we would celebrate them by saving a few dollars.

let's get right into the big ticket items. i want to start with this lg stackable washer/dryer. it was $899. now $698. a savings of $201. home depot here is offering a ton off their appliances. i want to show you one more. this is a french door three-door refrigerator. it was $2,899 and now it's $1,649. it's not just about appliances. the deals you may find could be on items that are not in season. one that i found was this ryobi. a weed whacker and leaf blower set. there's a whole other weed whacker that goes with it. it was $259 but now it's $199. that is a really good deal, eva. you have to think about the off season bargains. >> what are some of the big ticket items that are on sale right now? >> okay.

let's talk about furniture. the biggest savings come on those big purchases. at macy's, they have a leather sectional. it was over $6,500. now it's $2,639. more than 50% off. some of these might be closeout, last year's items. they have a dining set that was $849. now it's $699. it's not just macy's. many of the online furniture stores. at overstock they have bunk beds a twin over a queen. it was $637. now it's $441. it's key to think about all those big ticket items you need over the next few months and strategize and prioritize finding deals on them, eva. >> we're in between seasons when it comes to clothes. i'm curious what you're seeing for shoes and clothes as well. >> yeah. let's jump into shoes. it's a great time to do that. you can also head to the mall and try them on over the

president's day weekend. at nike.com they have a bunch of deals. one of them is on their jordan jumps. they are their best seller. they were $165. now they're $99. super popular sneakers. also the on sneakers. you've heard of those. they're on sale. they're clearing out last year's inventory. the cloud stratus was $169. now it's $99. at adidas they have the cloud foam grand court shoes. they were $70 but they're now just $34 with a code. these are particularly comfortable. i'm wearing them right now. this is a testimonial for the adidas shoes. i want to move to clothing though. at gap they have 50% off all jeans, t-shirts and sweats. madewell has 30% off everything. you need a code there. and then kohl's they have a lot of things on sale.

i'm always surprised by how many cute things they have. they had a pair of wide legged jeans that are popular now. they were $44 and now they're $16. this is just a public service announcement. skinny jeans are out. time to up grade to the wide leg jeans. they are more comfortable, eva. >> i'm curious, what should we not be buying right now? >> okay. when you look at these president's day sales, it can be kind of random honestly. the categories get a little wonky. again, at kohl's, we saw beauty sales that were sort of hit or miss. i found a popular hairdryer. that was from dry bar. also had a bunch of products bundled together with it. it was $155. another random category, jewelry. this is a good time to buy jewelry. we're after valentine's.

kay's has 25% to 40% off everything. thinking about summer. maybe you're planning on getting engaged. go look at those rings. what not to buy, you ask? luggage. march is when luggage goes on sale. and android phones. we're expecting a bunch of new android phones to come out. when new ones come out, prices go down across the board. lots of good president's day options for you. >> always with a good sales tip, becky, thank you very much. michael, over to you. now to ptsd and the healing power of nature. our friend and abc colleague bob woodruff is here to tell us about his new show on national geographic called operation arctic cure. bob, so good to have you. so good to see you as always. you headed to the arctic circle with a group of military veterans. you immersed yourself in the natural beauty and also in the team work. what was this journey like for you? >> it was unbelievable.

first of all, it was about 40 degrees below with the wind. so, yeah, there's some pain to it, but the beauty was amazing. we went through the northeastern part of canada, right across the water from greenland to see this mountain called mount dora, which is the highest cliff in the world, about 4,000 feet. saw this beautiful spot. then at the endist, we saw the northern light, which i don't know if you have ever seen it before. that's one that just moves you beyond belief. >> we're looking at the video. just absolutely beautiful. how does this show demonstrate the power of the concept of awe? >> people don't really think about it that much but awe, you know what it is. kind of the stimulation that you are able to see something or experience something that really not expecting. it's one that has this huge impact on your mind. sometimes it's just doing music or sports or people can do it during the day. but to have one like this has a

measurable impact on your brain. takes away a lot of the stress and issues you may have to give you this moment of, wow, i have accomplished something. i have an amazing team around me that gives you friendship. so this is something you can measure scientifically. >> i was going to say, science plays a role in this. >> it is. we have all these test, monitors, etc, to see what our reactions are every day. one is the measuring of cortisol. putting a little spit into a tube and measured before, couple weeks before we were there and at the end to see what happens to the cortisol. it's the one, considered as the stress hormone that will detect that. we also got the heart rate was monitored as well to see what reaction. we see something beautiful compared to something stressful. the other one, we had the facial expression so every night we would read or just give our

thoughts in a diary when we see looking at the lens, you can see the difference in the face. it can detect what you're feeling and what kind of experience you're getting. >> really quickly, what lessons did you learn that we could all use every day? >> you know, the results of this show, if you have some experience that is unique or moving, without question you're kind of getting rid of some of your stress, even depression. veterans that were there with us, they had gone through a lot, witnessed a lot. some of them wounded like me. they wanted to get something to give them some relief. so people don't have to go to to a stunning place within the circle the arctic circle. they can just do it in their back yard. spend sometime with your kids. get some friendship and do something that's just remarkable and you will get this feeling of awe, and awe will make you feel better. >> i love that. i love you taking us along on this journey. we don't have to suffer 40

below. youdy it. you're taking us with you. operation arctic cure premieres tonight on national geographic and streams the following day on hulu and disney. check it out, get that feeling of awe. ginger? >> i know that awe with the northern lights. let's get a check now closer to home. >> now to up your hair game with our stylist to the stars. i have seen all this stuff.

the pictures of the women you do, they're incredible. let's talk a little bit about how we can up the hair game. how are you doing, by the way? >> i'm doing amazing. i'm very excited to be here. i'm ready to talk all things hair. >> let's get to it. we put some gma folks in the chair here. i saw jessie in the hall before early this morning. she's gorgeous all the time, >> she is gorgeous. >> right? you told me a minute ago that you love this. what did we do? >> we used our curl wow. we added some hydration, we built the texture in. wanted to give her a little bit of definition. we went over the top with chp, a leave-in conditioner. i like to mix the two up. i like to glaze it, give it a shake for me. so beautiful. >> this is kind of the time, right? this is the time of the curl. if you've got that beautiful natural curl you want to take advantage of it. you want to let it be seen. >> this is the time of the curl. the curl is confident now. it's in the office.

it's everywhere. it's global. we love curls. >> i feel amazing. i'm so excited about these curls. yes. >> i could tell by the way you're walking. >> very excite. >> okay. let's get into ebony. i asked you about the clips. this is one of the ways you can get fullness in. you said you've been looking for that, right? >> yes. >> what did we do? >> what we did, we went in, put the clips in. horizontally placed them in. the blending is really important. i really wanted to blend that in. and we have it here. we have it. >> so if volume is something that you were looking for right. and this is how you get it, this is how you get it. >> ten minutes in your bathroom, right. >> and here we have it and you're done. so if you're walking around today powerful like this, how do you feel about it? >> it's quick, it's easy, it's

convenient. i feel amazing. >> yeah. you look amazing. it really i mean, it looks good. and the important thing is to make sure that you match your hair color, right? is that what we're going for? match. >> one of the things is that we did not match our hair color. we did a blend. so if you notice here we went with like a soft chocolate and her hair is dark. it's like almost like a jet black. and i wanted to give that softness. >> so it gives you almost like a highlight version, like an ombre. >> yeah, yeah yeah yeah. modern technology. it looks really good. >> candice i had not had a chance to talk to you yet about all of this, but the way to completely change your look fast and many times is a wig. so talk to me a little bit about that. >> so we did candace's wig from my perfect wig. and i really wanted to make sure that we made her give us secure hold. so i used my ghost bond. okay, i literally put this on my finger. i go right at the hairline, press it in, i can't she's ready. >> i can't find it, i can't, she's ready for her. >> she's ready for work. she's ready for work. she has a beautiful haircut. we're knocking it out the box. >> and how do you feel about it?

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all right, folks. we're back with our series money moves. according to a personal finance index, black americans are not as prepared for retirement as their white peers with less than half planning for it. here to help change some of that is melissa jean-baptiste. she's the author of "so this is why i'm broke." that's enough said in that title. good to see you, my friend. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> you call yourself the beyonce of personal finance. you were able to pay off $100,000 in debt on a teacher's salary. what's one thing we need to know? >> people need to know their numbers. right? take yourself on a money date. sit down and understand how much debt you have, what is your savings look like, what is your investing plan. once you know the numbers you can set that goal for where you want to be once you know where you are currently. >> what if you have no financial background, no financial literacy? >> start off with just the basics.

how much debt am i in? what is the interest on my credit card? what is my monthly payment? once you really know all those numbers, then you can start off slowly with, okay, i want to pay off this debt in two months, in ten month, and you walk backwards. >> let's talk about the path to retirement. what's the difference between coast fire and traditional fire? >> for traditional fire you're aiming to retire pretty much right now. you want to know how much money do i need to stop working or become work optional? with coach fire, you still have to work. right? but what you've done, you've front loaded your investing so early that compound interest is just magic, is going to essentially give you your financial independence number, the fire number you need to retire. when you reach traditional retirement age you'll be set. you get the hard work out early. >> we have a related viewer question. she says, i'm not ready to retire early. how can i start planning to coast fire? >> first thing you want to do is

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if you have a variable interest rate on one, that is the one you're going to want to prioritize because those will cost you more in the long run. if my student loan is set static interest i'll focus on the one that has the variable interest. >> you're the best. that's why they call you the beyonce of personal finance. >> we appreciate you. >> thank you. >> eva, we'll send things to you. >> we are switching gears. we're going to get a new look that looks like it was done in a salon but you can easily do this at home. >> i don't know if you know this, but it is national lash day. yours are looking fine, by the way. pretty great. that is a highlight or frame of one's beauty. greatest asset, your eyes. this segment is sponsored by kiss which gave two viewers a session with a celebrity makeup artist to show them how to elevate their look. the latest makeup trends are popping up over social media. >> time for the main event. the red lips.

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>> welcome back. we are with gina rodriguez. we are cracking up laughing. you know her from jane the virgin. she's the star of not dead yet where she plays a newspaper reporter who sees the dead people she's writing obituaries about. gina, crazy. >> it's so fun. it's so wonderful. the people i'm writing about give me life lessons. how great would it be to just be able to learn from other people's mistakes? i feel like for me that's the thing about life. learning from your mistake, growing, evolving, shedding skin. >> this is kind of like a super natural show. have you had any super natural encounters? any ghosts in real life? >> super natural does not -- it's not super natural. it's very grounded. >> sounds creepy.

>> it's not at all. [ laughter ] it's not at all. my grandmother passed two years ago. i love my grandmother so much. she basically raised me. she didn't get to meet my son, charlie. she knew i was pregnant when she was passing. when she was transitioning, they kept reminding her that i was pregnant. she would get so excited. my son is named after her. one of my uncles who passed very young. when she passed i was like, i felt like she was still around. i feel like my grandmother is with me still. people said, that's so sweet, of course. i had charlie. and my grandma's picture is on my night stand. he would always smile looking that way towards like the picture. and i would always just feel this heavy presence of her. i'm like, oh, grandma, i love you, but i'm not trying to see you yet. not yet. then i had a friend stay at my house to watch my dog. his girlfriend stayed with him.

i was like, yeah, you don't need to be by yourself. when i got back, i had just met her. she goes, you know there's an older woman that is in this house. i was like, oh my goodness. i knew it. i'm getting goose bumps. she's got black hair, it's short. she wears, we call it a baba, a long robe. said she's always standing in front of that door. my son's nursery. of course. grandma, don't show up. i love you so much, but i can't handle it. i can't. >> let's look at a little clip here. >> hey. my turn to watch the kids. got a lot of fun to give. >> yeah yeah. i love this. okay. i will do the baby. until she gets jealous of her baby brother so she could use favorite time with her favorite auntie. >> she's my bestie. plus i have been itching for an excuse to wear that princess dress again.

i'm not just her god mother, i'm a fairy godmother. i'm gonna make her an offer you can't refuse. >> something tells me you have never seen the godfather. >> what, wait? >> got to love it. you mentioned your son charlie. your husband joe sort of put his career on hold to take care of your child. any advice for those maybe trying to balance career and dreams and family? >> actually, not. i have no idea what i'm doing. i have absolutely no idea what i'm doing. i have absolutely no idea what i'm doing. me and my husband -- i didn't grow up with a nanny. my grandmother was basically there to help us. me and my husband really wanted to -- when we decided to have a child, we decided we want to be in our child's life all the time. all the time. not knocking anybody else's journey. just saying for us, it's us and we have to just be there. we are so madly in love with him. when the show got picked up, i was pregnant. i shot pregnant the first season. when the show got picked up for

a second season i was like, how are we going to do this? he said, i'm going to do it. we'll be on set with you. you'll feed him between scenes and we'll just do what we gotta do. >> you have it all figured out. >> we actually don't. we have absolutely nothing figured out. [ laughter ] >> you've kept him alive for a year. >> he's alive and healthy. i'm falling apart losing my hair, but it is okay because we are making it! >> new episode of "not dead yet" airs this wednesday at 8:30 p.m. on abc news, streams the next day on hulu. you have been so lovely. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> bundle of joy. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back, y'all. >> bravo. [storms sound] whatever weather comes your way [wind and snow sounds] weathertech has you covered. [bird chirping]

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there's also a high wind advisory in effect for the golden gate bridge. so just be very careful when you're driving this morning, andrew, i know you are keeping a very close eye on the weather today. >> live doppler seven gloria showing we have storms and downpours developing off the coast. these headed for the north bay. it's also very windy out there. wind advisories are in effect today. it's a level three for the chance of severe storms later on. today looks stormy from our exploratorium camera. it's the afternoon that features the best chance of the storms. amanda >> all right, thanks so much, drew. keep it here on abc seven. we'll be back at 11 for midday live. have a great day. it's kelly and mark!" today, from the hit series "the rookie," jenna dewan. plus, chilly days can still be fun days for the young ones when we check out these